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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby chrscmbs » Mon Jan 30, 2012 2:36 pm

mealic wrote:pretty sure that i have seen some for Land Rovers an Discos.Pedallock seems to have got on his bike and pedalled off into the sunset.Shame really as it initially looked a good product.Perhaps he was around on other forums pedalling his wares though.



Hello Mealic, That's a bloody shame as I would genuinly like a pedal lock to protect my autos pedals but I dont have a clue where to turn now. :(

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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby bigjohnthomas » Mon Jan 30, 2012 4:22 pm

You could always ask madbri to knock you something up :lol:
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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby madbri » Mon Jan 30, 2012 5:33 pm

bigjohnthomas wrote:You could always ask madbri to knock you something up :lol:

:shock: :shock: wow more blokes need nocking up :shock: :oops: :oops: :lol:
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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby chrscmbs » Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:00 pm

whooo blokes + knocking is a bit scary for my tastes but I'm all for diversity and there is nothing wrong with a live, let live society :lol: But seriously, If anyone can make one of these to fit my auto then they would have a customer!Leaving the next thing for me to do quite clear... "Madbri" how easy or hard would it be to make one? and if you could, would you?

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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby madbri » Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:20 pm

chrscmbs wrote:whooo blokes + knocking is a bit scary for my tastes but I'm all for diversity and there is nothing wrong with a live, let live society :lol: But seriously, If anyone can make one of these to fit my auto then they would have a customer!Leaving the next thing for me to do quite clear... "Madbri" how easy or hard would it be to make one? and if you could, would you?

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to b honest with you get a good chain and 2 decent padlocks wrap 1 end round ure stearing wheel like mine and padlock and the other end round ure brack pedal job done :wink: leave on full stearing lock aswell :wink:
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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby chrscmbs » Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:33 pm

I know what your saying mate... and I might just do that as its a great visible deterant, the only thing that worries me here is someone a bit more determined with a the right socket to undo my steering wheel!! then popping on their own wheel equates to the chain been useless as I have know of a lad who has a spare steering wheel under his bench (What for I have no idea) and away they go but I guess no matter what I/we do... it someone wants it they are going to take it.

Although a good biting dog and an electric shock kit does weight things up in the battle between us v car theives :lol:

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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby madbri » Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:40 pm

put in a hidden place u only no about a feul tap :wink: they dont get far :lol: :lol: then sh*t and run :wink:
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Re: keeping your van safe

Postby chrscmbs » Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:14 pm

madbri wrote:put in a hidden place u only no about a feul tap :wink: they dont get far :lol: :lol: then sh*t and run :wink:


I have already toyed with the idea of a fuel cut off tap a while back, might do this too.

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