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Realistic Security Chain ?
Not Fort Knox, just a kayak, stored on the beach in a salt-water
environment. Windsurfing shop nearby had a bunch of boards stolen couple years back and the perp used bolt cutters on the cables. What I am thinking is the smallest gauge chain that will resist garden-variety, low-end Home Depot/Lowe's bolt cutters. Is this realistic, or can low-end bolt cutters get through 3/8" chain (the largest size I would consider). If so, I guess I would fall back to the smallest chain that a pair of diagonal cutting pliers could not cut. Also, there is matching a padlock to the chain..... The padlocks I saw at Home Depot today probably resist bolt cutters at least as much as 3/8" chain, but did not look all that robust in the context of salt spray and blowing sand 24-7. Maybe some sort of bag around the lock? Galvanized, of course.... -- Pete Cresswell |
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