Anti-theft nuts for Driving Lights

Might sound a bit silly, but try a Locksmith, they have a selection of (Tighten Only) nuts and bolts. With some luck you might find your size.

Spyves,

There was a suggetion in an earlier thread that makes good sense to me. Try getting your hands on a set of anti-theft wheel nuts that have the correct sized thread and seat on them. Should cost as little as approx $20 a set of 4.

Find a mate with a welder, and put a small tack weld on the tyhread of the end of each bolt.

Just as secure as a lock nut ( probably more so), and it's free.

Cheers,

Luke.

hello spyves.
another simple thing i have seen is to put a roll pin through the bolt. another advantage is it dosnt make it a pain in the but if you have to adjust them

Go to your nearest Repco they have them.

double up nuts and lock them together....
most thieves dont have two spanners handy.

and see if you can get the 12 point nuts as these can only be tightened or undone using 12 point sockets or ring-spanners ( These are not hex shaped) They look similar to the torqe screw drive spanner/fitting but have 12 points. The look of these scare most of because they are not very common and the misconception is that you need special spanners. Wow! am I cute
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Richard

How's this, drill 5mm holes through retaining nut, put a good quality padlock through. Works for me

What about some Loctite (a glue designed to bond a nut to its surface) - that means the thief has to have a heat gun to get the nut off.

So much to see, too little time ...
Andrew