Locking issues

[Gilly]

Heloo

 

Just bought a 110 hi cap defender with an ifor williams canopy, there is no way of locking it all though! Any ideas? I though about using a hasp and padlock, but i can work out where to put it?

 

Any ideas?

 

Heres a pic:

http://i47.servimg.com/u/f47/14/77/76/75/sam_0213.jpg

 

Chrz

Gilly

[VEG]

Padlock anywhere it will stop it opening

[treequip]

A couple of small padlocks through the antiluce’s

OR

You could fit one of the locking handles on this page

http://www.albert-jagger.co.uk/Portals/0/010_d1_leverhandle.pdf

 

A couple of bits of flat bar to the outside edges will make it as secure as it can be.

[Gilly]

yeh they are good ideas, that wont stop the tailgate from opening though

[treequip]

That one's easy

 

Extend the bottom edge of the top tailgate to cover the handles on the bottom one

[White Noise]

I had spring loaded bolts fitted on the inside of mine before it was converted to a tipper . So you had to open the ifor top to access the bolts . Available from all agricultural suppliers .

[arbogrunt]

I used a bike lock that went thru the tailgate as well. Was always a problem and often had oiks trying to force their way in (even once whilst we were chipping up!).

[monkeybusiness]

Not sure what back door you've got but I got this piece of zintec cut with a return folded along the bottom to cover my mesh rear door - it is a little heavy for the flimsy Ifor Williams prop if you drive with it propped open but it does the job. Make sure you weld the antiluce nuts though otherwise you can get in with a combi spanner...

[mikecotterill]

I had spring loaded bolts fitted on the inside of mine before it was converted to a tipper . So you had to open the ifor top to access the bolts . Available from all agricultural suppliers .

 

That sounds a good idea, nice and simple 

[Gilly]

Hi guys, thanks for all the suggestions. Il prbably get 2 spring bolt type things for the indide of the tailgate, and padlocks through the droplinks. Making sure i wled the nuts on, as they can just be unthreaded!

 

chrzzz Dave