FD-Moto Steel Ground Wall Chain Anchor Motorbike Lock (4 Bolts)

Erst wenn man das Produkt aus der Verpackung nimmt, sieht und merkt man so richtig, dass das eine gewichtige und stabile Befestigung ist, die man in der Hand hält. Und nach dem Bohren der vier 16 mm Löcher geht die Befestigung an der Wand ohne Probleme. Ich hatte zwar keinen Elefanten zur Prüfung der Festigkeit zur Hand, aber mit meinen Söhnen mal kräftig gezogen und gerüttelt: Hält bombenfest, dicke Kette dran und "Radel" ist gesichert. So sollte es auch sein, also Daumen hoch!

SUper produit complet, chevilles qualite et tres costaud.

Ottimo e robusto

This is a review of the loop style (so called 'matt black') option here.I'm really not sure how anyone would think the back of the packaging is an actual template for the hole drilling!!It quite obviously isn't a template (see my photos) - you only have to look at the holes in the actual anchor base to see that.Just use the base as a template!!This is an excellent anchor and is easy to fit to either a masonry wall or concrete floor.In addition you will need a 16mm diameter masonry drill bit with a good hammer drill and a hammer!The 2 hex (or Allen) keys needed are supplied, as are the main expanding bolts, plastic screw caps and ball bearings to make the main bolts anti-tamper once fixed in place.Undo the 2 black screws holding the plastic cover to the base with the smaller of the two hex keys.Use the base as a template or take the required dimensions from the back of the packaging (these dimensions are correct as written, it is not intended as a template). Mark the wall with a pencil - make large crosses or your marks will disappear as you drill.If drilling into brick, and certainly if drilling into concrete, you will need a powerful, mains powered hammer drill - preferably an SDS type. A cordless hammer drill won't be up to the job - unless of course you are drilling into a softer cinder block wall.It's a good idea to drill first with a smaller diameter masonry drill bit to give an accurate pilot hole and then drill with the larger 16mm bit. Drill to at least 70mm deep (a bit of tape on the drill as a guide or keep inserting a pencil at frequent intervals to check the depth).Then, importantly, vacuum the dust out. Don't blow, unless you want a face full of brick dust!Insert the 4 silver expanding bolts into the holes. Keep the bolts lightly done up in their housings to do this otherwise you could lose the correct engagement of the expansion piece on the end. Make sure the housings are all the way into the holes and flush with or just below the surface, then unscrew the bolts from the housings completely.Put the base in place and fasten with the bolts into their housings using the larger of the two hex keys until very tight. The bolt housings will expand outwards as you tighten, to grip the inside of the holes you drilled.Once happy with the tightness - bearing in mind (no pun intended) that this is the point of no return - take the 4 ball bearings and hammer one into each of the silver bolt heads to prevent any attempt at unscrewing the anchor.Then replace the plastic cover and fasten with the black screws (removed earlier) using the smaller hex key.Put the plastic screw caps in place.All done!This is a really good value anchor at this price. The loop is a good size for a chain or a D-lock and is very sturdy.All welds are excellent and well finished too. The black coating on the iron work appears tough and very well finished.Obviously anybody with an angle grinder will get through it eventually, as they will with any locking device, even sold secure gold or diamond locks can be cut that way.This is as sturdy as some (named) anchors costing much more.Thoroughly recommended!Great value, quality anchor.Definitely worth buying!

ottimo prodottofacile da montare (occorre avere un trapano con delle punte abbastanza grandi)molto resistente, una volta attaccato è quasi impossibile da rimuovereottimo per chi vuole assicurare meglio il proprio mezzo ma non ha niente a cui legarlo