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Old 07 June 2006, 16:36   #1
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If at 1st you don't succeed..."use a bigger hammer!"
JK.....Stu doesn't always use a bigger hammer!
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Old 07 June 2006, 17:03   #2
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JK.....Stu doesn't always use a bigger hammer!
Hey kept it safe though, he wore his life jacket throughout the procedure!
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Old 07 June 2006, 17:12   #3
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He'll need more than a lifejacket to save his life when Gill catches up with him!
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Old 07 June 2006, 17:29   #4
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Nice key. A little bulky, though...

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Old 07 June 2006, 18:13   #5
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Nice key. A little bulky, though...

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Have a heart,he's on a diet Does his arse look big in this?
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Old 07 June 2006, 19:20   #6
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Is he trying to get in or out?
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Old 07 June 2006, 21:31   #7
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He was trying to get out of his cage! Someone had damaged the padlock and it wouldn't open. I was amazed how long it took to get through the steel chain! Conlcusion: Drivers Wharf is a pretty safe place to keep your boat
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He was trying to get out of his cage! Someone had damaged the padlock and it wouldn't open. I was amazed how long it took to get through the steel chain! Conlcusion: Drivers Wharf is a pretty safe place to keep your boat
They found out after looking at the security camera recordings, that it was in fact just somebody trying to lock the gate - and having not locked the gates before, had a bit of difficulty with the lock... and as such, took a rock to it to get the chain into the jaws of the padlock! Where infact, one end of the chain fits into the other....

Both chain and lock have been replaced now
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Old 07 June 2006, 22:25   #9
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I'm quite a fan of the famous BOC Key .

Much more fun messing with molten metal!

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Glad to see he has all the correct safety gear on… life jacket and shorts?
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I'm quite a fan of the famous BOC Key .

Much more fun messing with molten metal!

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Funny enough i was using a gas axe today. Amazing tool!
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Old 08 June 2006, 21:29   #12
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He was trying to get out of his cage! Someone had damaged the padlock and it wouldn't open. I was amazed how long it took to get through the steel chain! Conlcusion: Drivers Wharf is a pretty safe place to keep your boat
What really works and is impressive is a good pair of bolt croppers on a padlock. I've used those beauties to cut through a good padlock before now like a knife through butter.
Don't know how easy they are to buy as they should be restricted.
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