I recently purchased an Automatic Electric/GTE single slot pay phone (model 120B) off of eBay. It was an old pay phone that was in service in a small independent telco territory in Tennessee. They recently went through and took out a ton of these pay phones and sold them on eBay. I already have a key for the lower lock and the T-handle key for the coin box, but they failed to send me a key for the upper lock!

I would really want to open up the phone and convert it to regular phone line use, but I don't know how to get in it. Redline Anime Download Legendado. Fsx Rex Essential Plus Crack here. I've read somewhere that Western Electric single slot pay phones have the quirk that if you hit the lock with a hammer drill long enough that the screws for the lock (on the inside) unscrew themselves after a while, and the lock comes out. I don't know if AE/GTE pay phones have the same 'feature' or not. But I'm curious if anyone has had experience with opening these types of pay phones or not. I'd rather NOT have to drill out the lock to get it open. I'm sure that there are too many combinations of the upper lock key that trying to get one that would work is next to impossible.

Any reasonable idea welcome. I recently had to forcibly open a 120B (surplus bought on Ebay, no key, but cheap). Since it was a GTE housing, the lock was not a wafer type (i.e., 30C), but rather a pin tumbler, either a Medeco or clone as shown in your photo. These locks as pictured above are attached to the housing simply by the outer ring, which is only as thick as the housing wall and threaded to screw into the housing from the inside.

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