(Picking 26) 4-wheel (Syneco) combination padlock (decoded)

Here I show how to decode this 4-wheel (Syneco) combination padlock using the same method as shown in one of my other videos: • (Picking 12) Unbranded...

[@BD90..]

Cool, finally someone else who found Syneco brand locks. "High five" Borat.

[@Swynndla]

Thank you friend :D - I just saw your video where you zipped a big Syneco U-lock - nice! :D

[@Leonslockpad]

Great job buddy nicely done😊👍😎😎👍

[@Swynndla]

Thank you friend! :D :D

[@debbiehennessy3738]

Good for new locks

[@bassllama9960]

What if the lock is open and I don’t know the code

[@Swynndla]

I did a video on that ... check out my video 170 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJWnZnVqr8aFi9U

[@adds2337]

I can’t do it😂

[@Swynndla]

It's a cheap lock and easily damaged. To "tension" the shackle, pull strongly and constantly as if you're constantly trying to open it. A "gate" is where a dial doesn't want to keep moving all the way around while under tension, but it get's "stuck" on a number (which some back & forward "play") but it wont keep turning past a point either side of a number unless you release tension. You find gates by tensioning the shackle and turning the wheel until it's in a "stuck" portion, and that's a gate. Try and use lots of tension when finding gates or testing gates. The first goal is to put all wheels in a gate (or as many wheels as you can). Once this is done, then you pick on the gate that's the tightest to turn under tension, and you move that to another gate. Don't tension the shackle when trying to move out of a gate as it wont turn, so release tension a bit, turn out of the gate (turn so you're just post the point where it wouldn't turn under tension) and apply tension again and keep turning until you reach the next gate. You can also check out my previous video on this lock: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHO1pKyYZciafNU