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Old 20 December 2011, 18:11   #1
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Padlock Waterproof

Hi , does anyone know of a padlock that can go mooring chain to hull D ring , it will sit in the water or on the top of a marker bouy so needs to be fully salt water resistant ?
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Old 20 December 2011, 18:18   #2
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Hi , does anyone know of a padlock that can go mooring chain to hull D ring , it will sit in the water or on the top of a marker bouy so needs to be fully salt water resistant ?
. Try a stainless steel padlock probably the only one,s that will stand salt water .
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Even if there is one that's reliable, if they want the boat they'll either crop the chain or release the nuts on the D ring.

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Even if there is one that's reliable, if they want the boat they'll either crop the chain or release the nuts on the D ring.

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Old 20 December 2011, 20:43   #5
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ZONE padlocks

As above: Zone Padlocks are stainless in various sizes with no steel spring like some cheaper imitations.

I have used these on store boxes that are left in the sea and they are great. Occasional blast of silicon helps but not essential.
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