charlier180 said:One bit of advice concerning the Master Lock in those photos....
They do rust inside since water can/does get into them.
I have found that it is a very good idea to periodically unlock them and spray some lubricant into the lock mechanism then lock/unlock it a few times.
This keeps the lock and it's mechanism working smoothly when used on an outdoor application.
simple said:What I don't like about the trimax is that you are forced to use their locking mechanism. I saw a video on youtube of a guy picking a bike chain lock (the kind with the lock attached to the cable) in about 3 seconds flat.
~$10simple said:Kenny how much did you pay for your setup?
charlier180 said:One bit of advice concerning the Master Lock in those photos....
They do rust inside since water can/does get into them.
I have found that it is a very good idea to periodically unlock them and spray some lubricant into the lock mechanism then lock/unlock it a few times.
This keeps the lock and it's mechanism working smoothly when used on an outdoor application.
V8Limited4wd said:i got a trimax cable spare tire lock from amazon... it's pretty thick so i doubt a thief will want try to take the time cutting through it.
MikesToy said:if someone steals mine, they can have it. i'll just buy a new one.
colinel said:Screw getting a lock. When I finally get a replacement, I am going to sit at my desk and think of ways to boobie-trap my new spare tire using Razors, mace, acid, possibly hand grenades.