Kev1969
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Fellow Landyzoners going to purchase a pedal lock but unsure as to which one to go for as there seems to be a lot of choice.Any recommendations as to which one to go for thanks in advance.
Recommend a pedal lock
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neilly
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You would need to state what it is going to be fitted to.
Cheers
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Kev1969
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Defender 90 truck cab 2003
Sofasurfer
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I've got a clutch claw which is easy to use (after a few days) and well made. Not a total solution but every bit of extra security helps.
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I've got one of these Safe T Pedal It's a bit of a beast as in takes up a lot of space when your not using it and it is very heavy. I hope this translates in to being strong! My Mrs can unlock it and put in on the other front seat reasonably easily. Bit trickier to lower it down in to passenger footwell. Trickier again for her to lift it over the bulkhead and out it in the back if she has a passenger. In fact, I think she carried it around the back and puts it on the rear floor. In short, it's a bit of a hassle to put it on and off, but it's extra peace of mind.
payydg
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Don’t mess about. Just get an X-eng peddle lock and be done with it.
Kev1969
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Cheers lads will have a look at the one's you suggest
1988smithy
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I've got the shire fab safe t pedal on my disco 2. It Can be a chore as @Al203 says but it's substantial and easy enough when you're used to it. Got mine 2nd hand £20
If I had a defender I'd defo get the x-eng though
If I had a defender I'd defo get the x-eng though
I've got the "adrenaline 4x4" version. Its extremely robust, and unlike a few other models has full sides, so there is no way anyone can access even the tops or sides of the pedals to cut at anything ( it has been know that you can cut the pedals off with a clutch claw in situ and drive away on the stubs).
http://adrenalin4x4.co.uk/Land-Rover-Defender-Security-Pedal-Lock-1998-2006-models-TD5-non-air-con
http://adrenalin4x4.co.uk/Land-Rover-Defender-Security-Pedal-Lock-1998-2006-models-TD5-non-air-con
X Eng pedal lock only suitable for pre 2007 Defender models.
If space is limited for storage of pedal lock, this one can be stored in cubby box
http://www.4x4overlander.com/?s=pedal+lock&post_type=product
If space is limited for storage of pedal lock, this one can be stored in cubby box
http://www.4x4overlander.com/?s=pedal+lock&post_type=product
raisingveg
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I gotta big green one
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What, marrow? Cucumber? 
Just wondering about your username.......................does yours look like a vegetable?
Just wondering about your username.......................does yours look like a vegetable? 
