A Day With The NY Locksmith
January 2nd, 2010 by Steve Barge
This New York locksmith is a mobile . He drives around and answers calls of people who need help with their locks. He is on his way to help a woman who locked herself out of her house. She was a pain on the telephone when she spoke to the NY locksmith. The NY locksmith wonders as he drives to the woman’s house if she will keep up her level of obnoxiousness without having a heart attack. He arrives at his destination grabs his tool box and walks up the driveway to meet the woman.
The woman had a Baldwin lock and the NY locksmith fixes it. She asks him what she can do to keep from breaking her Baldwin from breaking again. He responds in his professional opinion she can sell her house and move to a state that does not have Baldwin locks. At that point for some reason the woman then asked him if he was a licensed NY locksmith.
He drives to his next job. As anyone who drives around town for a living you know that safety is the number one rule of the road. He cannot help people if he gets into an accident on his way to his next call.
The next job requires that he repair the inner mechanism of the same lock he saw on the last call. If you messes up the calibration even a little it will mess up the way the lock is supposed to work. So he takes his time with this call.
Then the NY locksmith answers a call from a teenager who has locked the keys in his dad’s car and he needs to get it home because his dad needs the car. The NY locksmith opens a space between the rubber seal and the door window. He holds it open with a window wedge. He then takes his slim jim and tries to use the hook on the end to reach the lock lever.
He feels for the lock release. He pulls the wedge down to see into the door panel. He sees what he is looking for and pulls the release with his slim jim and yanks the door look and it springs open. The teen is grateful and gets on the road so his dad will not miss his appointment.
A NY locksmith will use a manual wedge and a door stop to unlock your car when you cannot get your key. He will also use an air wedge. This slips between the door and the door frame. He then pumps it up and this allows him to reach his tool inside. He will use a lasso tool for older cars that have the old door locks. He reaches in with the lasso and pulls the lock latch up.
He uses what is called a Japanese tool which he can work with the thumb style locks. He uses the auto buster which is good for GM cars with the slide locks. He also has the slide tool and as the NY locksmith refers to it the old faithful slim jim. In his arsenal the NY locksmith has an array of tools to help him get in when you lock yourself out.
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