No, but that's a good idea. I'll look into it, I would have to match the existing bolt thread/size for the LED bar.
Thanks Billy.
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No, but that's a good idea. I'll look into it, I would have to match the existing bolt thread/size for the LED bar.
Thanks Billy.
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Be careful with 'security' bolts. If you can get the bolts and the drill bit to use them, thieves can get the drill bit as wellOriginally Posted by VXorado
No, but that's a good idea. I'll look into it, I would have to match the existing bolt thread/size for the LED bar.
Thanks Billy.
But it would help....
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No matter how secure you make it, short of perhaps welding it on, there is always a way to get it off. The idea I suppose is to stop the casual thief. Kind of like a masterlock. Two box end wrenches will pop a masterlock, but if someone wants what you have that badly, they are going to get it anyway.
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Simple solution...
Replace the fasteners with stainless cap screws, crank em down firmly, then fill the heads with liquid steel, PC-3, or some other epoxy.
It'll at least slow em' down a bit, not to mention piss'n em off...
And you too, if you ever wanna remove em...
Next we meet, remind me to show you some of my "slow them thiev'n bastards down" invenshuns on my trailer & light bar...
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I'm leaning toward just welding the bolts on to the rack and using JB weld on the asjustment bolts. I was having trouble finding the right sized security bolt anyways.Simple solution...
Replace the fasteners with stainless cap screws, crank em down firmly, then fill the heads with liquid steel, PC-3, or some other epoxy.
It'll at least slow em' down a bit, not to mention piss'n em off...
And you too, if you ever wanna remove em...
Next we meet, remind me to show you some of my "slow them thiev'n bastards down" invenshuns on my trailer & light bar...
If the badies want to steal it... they'll have to cut it off.
and i'm sure I'll need to remove the light bar right after the JB weld sets.
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Well of course...it's the law.and i'm sure I'll need to remove the light bar right after the JB weld sets.
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