The mobile NY locksmithNew York Locksmith 10025 drives and responds to people who need help with their locks. He is on his way to help a woman who's lock is not working right.
He fixes the lock and jokes with the woman. She asks him what she can do to prevent this from happening again. He says live in a state where this particular lock is not sold. He likes to have fun on his job and when you are dealing with people with lock problems you need a sense of humor.
He has not had a traffic accident this year. He cannot help people with their lock problems if he gets into an accident on the way to a job so he drives carefully.
He says the inner mechanism needs repair. He calibrates the bolt slider very carefully because even a thousandth of an inch can make a difference. This can be nerve wracking work because he is dealing with minute details.
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 release to the lock. He looks down into the space and sees the release. He is able to hook it and yank the spring and the door lock opens. The lady is happy and gives him a ten percent tip.
The NY locksmith uses a manual wedge with a door stop to get into your car without your key. He has an air wedge that he puts between the frame and the window that he pumps up which allow him access to put his tool in between. He has a lasso tool that he uses on older cars that have older model car locks. He can pull up on these latches with the lasso tool to open the door.
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. - 30412
He fixes the lock and jokes with the woman. She asks him what she can do to prevent this from happening again. He says live in a state where this particular lock is not sold. He likes to have fun on his job and when you are dealing with people with lock problems you need a sense of humor.
He has not had a traffic accident this year. He cannot help people with their lock problems if he gets into an accident on the way to a job so he drives carefully.
He says the inner mechanism needs repair. He calibrates the bolt slider very carefully because even a thousandth of an inch can make a difference. This can be nerve wracking work because he is dealing with minute details.
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 release to the lock. He looks down into the space and sees the release. He is able to hook it and yank the spring and the door lock opens. The lady is happy and gives him a ten percent tip.
The NY locksmith uses a manual wedge with a door stop to get into your car without your key. He has an air wedge that he puts between the frame and the window that he pumps up which allow him access to put his tool in between. He has a lasso tool that he uses on older cars that have older model car locks. He can pull up on these latches with the lasso tool to open the door.
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. - 30412
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