Light Locks??

[Justin Ellis]

Anybody know where to find any type of lock to keep driving lights from being stolen off your brushguard or rack? I have checked a few site but have not found anything. If not,does anyone know any way to lock em down?

 

[Wes Davis]

Grind down the corners on the nuts. Bend over the bolts. Small tack weld on the threads. Endless options.

 

[Todd Z]

You can drill a hole in the stud, and put a cotter pin in there, you can mangle the threads so the nut cant be taken off easily, or just have it braised or tack welded on...

Todd Z

 

[Dallas Starr]

tack weld, or dive the hole through the bolt is what I would do (but try to to make it look like scrap.



Dallas

 

[Jon T]

If you want to go with a manufactured product, I think some of the light companies have locks. ie hella, piaa, kc etc etc

 

[ChrisW Vincent]

Loctite! Might be a pain to get them off if you would ever have to

 

[Dana OBrien]

i would agree with chrisV, Loctite, or super glue ( gel type)

all you should need to get them off then is a plumbing torch to break the glue.

you could even put two nuts on each post with a lock washer in between just o make it more difficult.

 

[Richard L]

There are a number of hardware manufacturers that carry an assortment of security bolts and machince screws that require special wrenches or keys to loosen or remove the bolt/screw. These kind of bolts/screws are commonly used in public area of commercial buildings to prevent someone from removing signs, plaques, and other items that would otherwise be stolen.



...Rich