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Old 10 July 2013, 09:37   #1
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Which outboard lock?

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Iam looking for an outboard lock for my new Honda BF50!

Any recommendations/suggestions/comments ???

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Old 10 July 2013, 16:06   #2
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Which outboard lock?

Hi Deekus,

I've been looking at these myself, but unsure if they're the best option for mine.

There's a fair amount of posts about various option if you have a quick search on here though.

Cheers,

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I've been looking at these myself, but unsure if they're the best option for mine.
No doubt in my mind, they are the ones to go for
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Old 10 July 2013, 16:26   #4
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No doubt in my mind, they are the ones to go for
Thanks, Ian!

It's a toss-up between the McGard ones and the Volcano's which also look good.
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How about running it past your insurers ?
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good suggestion
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I had a volcano on a boat it siezed and coroded so badly after just one year it had to be removed with a grinder .the actual lock barrel was not fit for outdoor use let alone marine use . It certainly was very secure
That one looks like an improved version so maybe the makers sorted it out after a thread on here gave it a bad name
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Old 11 July 2013, 22:43   #8
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The valiant I had used one which covers the turnscrews of the engine mount.

When the key was lost, I thought it would take ages to remove. Without saying how, it was 5 mins no real noise, no damage. (Wont say how for obvious reasons)

Would def use the bolt type, for what it's worth.
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We went or the McGuard one simply due to price and neatness.

Our insurers don't specify what brand you must use just that you must take reasonable precautions.

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