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Spare Wheel Security
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26 Oct 2013 20:55 #88103
by Boomer
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best I go out and purchase a padlock tomorrow me thinks ... like the welded bolt idea .. just need a welder

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26 Oct 2013 21:02 #88106
by helijohn
You can get away with a tight fitting or interference fitting bolt which you have to hammer/press into place and once padlocked the bolt is going nowhere anyway.
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Boomer wrote: best I go out and purchase a padlock tomorrow me thinks ... like the welded bolt idea .. just need a welder
You can get away with a tight fitting or interference fitting bolt which you have to hammer/press into place and once padlocked the bolt is going nowhere anyway.

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26 Oct 2013 21:25 #88107
by darthloachie
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my son used to work at formula 4x4 before they went bump and he says the locks on the stainless covers aren't very good as they are easy to break
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26 Oct 2013 21:58 #88109
by helijohn
OMG When did they fold?? :ohmy:
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darthloachie wrote: formula 4x4 before they went bump
OMG When did they fold?? :ohmy:
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26 Oct 2013 22:13 #88114
by darthloachie
about three - four years ago 4x4at bought the company off the administrators and moved the stock from Stone in Staffs to Leeming Bar in North Yorkshire and made everybody redundant - they still run the old Formula 4x4 website but from Leeming Bar
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helijohn wrote:
darthloachie wrote: formula 4x4 before they went bump
OMG When did they fold?? :ohmy:
about three - four years ago 4x4at bought the company off the administrators and moved the stock from Stone in Staffs to Leeming Bar in North Yorkshire and made everybody redundant - they still run the old Formula 4x4 website but from Leeming Bar
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27 Oct 2013 17:58 #88186
by Boomer
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Was going to go with helijohn bolt plan as it an elegant and simple solution, however due to price of bolts / padlock adding upto around £15 and the hassle of painting it all went for the bike lock through carrier and "spoke holes" in steel rim.
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