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buying my first chipper which im storing in a shed, any advice on the most secure chain and padlock to get so i can secure it to the frame of the shed?

 

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Ground Anchor (motorbike style) into a concrete base and hammer ball bearings into the allen key type screws & cover with superglue. Then the most expensive Oxford style chain (£120 - but what's that compared to a chipper).

 

Russ

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You say a shed, do you mean a wooden shed?if so I would get the SAS involved as wooden sheds are easier to get into than landrovers!

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Ground Anchor (motorbike style) into a concrete base and hammer ball bearings into the allen key type screws & cover with superglue. Then the most expensive Oxford style chain (£120 - but what's that compared to a chipper).

 

Russ

 

Great shout on the bearings!!:thumbup:

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Spread you money thinly and put "layers" of security in rather than relying on one thing,alarm shed,ground anchor then hitch lock then wheel clamp,any thing to make it a pain to get really.

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