Locking Diesel Cap

[Guest cygnet]

I am trying to track down a locking filler cap for my diesel filler. It seems to be a fairly standard type of 2". Can anybody point me in the right direction please.

[jimbo]

http://www.asap-supplies.com/

Hi Cygnet, you may find something from these people.

[jimbo]

Had time for a better look at their catalogue. If you enter "LOCK FOR FUEL FILLERS" into product search it should come up with a Perko version

[RedRover]

Had time for a better look at their catalogue. If you enter "LOCK FOR FUEL FILLERS" into product search it should come up with a Perko version

try this company also http://www.fuelock.co.uk/

tells you how to fit it as well with a handy £10 discount if you buy 2.

[Guest cygnet]

Jimbo and Red Rover

Thank you for your help, I will try all avenues.

[Antares_9]

If you have a good memory just swap the holding tank and diesel caps over, that should give any syphoning thieving ****** a nice surprise.

[Gordon]

I saw one the other day pretty sure it came from Brian Ward in Brundall. I like the previous plan though

[Boaters]

Nice one about switching the caps,I would like to be there if they used the old method of syphoning--------Stick tude down filler tube--------Place lips round tube and suck very hard------------when contents reach top of tube and pass lips remove tube and spit out contents --- ---He He He-------Just one thought if fuel was put in waste tank and pity the poor mechanic who had to clean out the injectors etc.---Yuk

[mbird]

Hi Cygnet

I saw locking filler caps in Norfolk Marine in Wroxham yesterday afternoon. I didn't notice the price I'm afraid, but they have just managed to get some stock in.

How much of a problem is fuel theft on the Broads? It's not something I've ever considered before, but I guess with prices likethey are now it's getting ever more tempting to said "theiving scrotes"!

[Guest cygnet]

Mark

Thank you, I will be there tomorrow so your timing was perfect.

[Guest]

I bought one from Norfolk Marine a couple of weeks ago. They had them manufactured to order. They seem very well engineered. I bought the last of their first batch of 50, but they were expecting more in - and it appears from the above post that they must have arrived. It cost about £50.

Bruce

[Guest marieashurst]

Hi

Just found this forum and saw your post about locking fuel caps. I've got two fuelocks on my Sealine and have found them to be excellent. I've got the 1 1/2" BSP fillers, but Fuelock are also about to launch a new 1 1/4" BSP one that fits fillers with 40-42mm fillers. I think price is going to be same too, £34.99 each or 2 for £59.98.