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Old 10 January 2007, 19:32   #1
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Anti Theft Devices

I had an anti theft device on my Mariner30 which retails at around £60.
The s/s barrel type with small brass lock.

Trouble is I lost the key, to remove it it took approx 3 mins with drill and screwdriver, not impressed.( Removed engine for winter storage)

Can any of you guys suggest a better alternative or named make/supplier etc
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Old 10 January 2007, 20:31   #2
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Is the engine bolted on and the lock you had the type that sits over the bolt?
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Old 14 January 2007, 17:45   #3
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Is the engine bolted on and the lock you had the type that sits over the bolt?

Yes correct, with red plastic cover
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Old 14 January 2007, 17:55   #4
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Have a look at these,
http://www.outboardmotorlocks.co.uk/boltlock.html

Got the Volcano and its very very good.
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Try one of these:-

http://www.outboardmotorlocks.co.uk/boltlock.html

but not the top one-it'd take less time to remove than your old one...


LOL That's scary
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Old 14 January 2007, 18:33   #6
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Try one of these:-

http://www.outboardmotorlocks.co.uk/boltlock.html

but not the top one-it'd take less time to remove than your old one...


LOL That's scary

Thanks for info, by the way mine was the top one


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I'm not surprised it was so quick to remove-that little brass lock is sold by Homebase for £1.99 . You stick it into door locks to prevent picking from the outside.
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Old 17 January 2007, 07:32   #8
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Have a look at these,
http://www.outboardmotorlocks.co.uk/boltlock.html

Got the Volcano and its very very good.
Bravo! Best outboard lock I've seen. Looks beutiful and is as tough as old boots. (bit like me really!)
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Old 17 January 2007, 10:42   #9
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another one to avoid

I had a similar problem last year the Sternsafe lock that my insurance company insisted I fitted or they would not cover me for theft !!! the lock seized up and it took me ... ohh less than 30 seconds to cut throught the alloy tube and get access to the bolt.... so much for an insurance recomended lock for £50 !!!!

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Old 18 January 2007, 17:37   #10
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Have a look at these,
http://www.outboardmotorlocks.co.uk/boltlock.html

Got the Volcano and its very very good.
I have one of these its great they are well made sturdy locks.

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