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Old 20 December 2011, 18:11   #1
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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 ?
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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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Old 20 December 2011, 18:39   #3
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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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SURENUFF...The advent of Cordless Angle grinders/cutters is a big problem.They've tried to outlaw them in some places Stateside...Like you can put the Gennie back in the bottle!!All you can hope to protect yourself from these days is the 'Casual Oppertunist' thief.
Take the precautions you can,....and get a good Insurance policy.
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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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