>Howdy list,
> Last Saturday, I was at an antique auction that was held at the local
>National Guard Post. Of course I had to step out the back & look at their
>toys.
> Their two hummers had cable locks running from under the dash and
around
>the steering wheel. As I remember, they had combination locks. Kinda like
the
>cable locks kids use on bicycles. Not too secure, since you can cut those
with
>a pair of bolt cutters, but that's what they had.
>
>Brian
>1944 MB
>194? GPW
>
>
>> I had the same question when I got my M-715. A friend of mine (a former
MP
>> with the Army at Ft. Drum NY) told me that they used a chain and padlock
>> around the steering column and looped around the pedals. No clutch and
no
>> brakes makes it hard to steal, or at least as hard as a key ignition
>> switch. Just my $.02.
>>
>> > Need information on how to secure the Humvee when its parked.
Something
>> > like a key switch and where do I install it? Any idea's out there.
>
>
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