Shallow Water Security for your Power pole

[Capw]

Everyone says, just two bolts on my jack plate and the whole bracket is gone. It's not that easy. Try and get in to that tight space without some specialized tools. Plus most people never see these 2 bolts. We've done quite a bit of research and if you can't grab it in less then 5 minutes you stand the chance of getting caught. Then of course there's running across the parking lot with the bracket, power pole and cables leaking out fluid.

Just saying.

What part of 2 bolts did you miss? There aren't even nuts on the back. 1 minute and it's gone! I don't think thieves give a bleep about some fluid dripping. I wouldn't call a ratchet and socket specialized tools.

[BigSexyPhoenix]

I don't guess I have to worry about my Power Poles getting stolen because I can't afford to own them.

[heyheyrca]

We have placed this lock under many different tests. Just know that a thief doesn't want to draw attention to themselves. Noise and well lit parking lots are not friends of theirs.

In 2012 at the FLW Tour event in Clewiston, FL, several poles were stolen. That's when I came up with the idea to try this lock out. With great results we put some in production and on test boats in the Clewiston area and the product was received so well that anyone that didn't have one was scared that they would loose their Power Pole.

In Tampa last year, I received some calls from boat owners that there was a rash of thefts in that area. Not one since the lock was installed in any of the places which adopted to this product.

There's no guarantee that someone won't find a way around it but if you had your boat in the parking lot with this lock and no one else did, I'm sure your pole would be there in the morning. Can't say much about the others.
It's security that I would leave home without. In the market for 2 years and sales are strong. Not everyone might agree but with the cost of boats and accessories today, it's better to be safe, secure your items then knowing that someone violated your personal property.

Waking up, dealing with Police reports and insurance claims is no fun. That alone is worth the $109, just having a piece of mind and a great day on the water.

[fxdwgkd]

We have placed this lock under many different tests. Just know that a thief doesn't want to draw attention to themselves. Noise and well lit parking lots are not friends of theirs.

In 2012 at the FLW Tour event in Clewiston, FL, several poles were stolen. That's when I came up with the idea to try this lock out. With great results we put some in production and on test boats in the Clewiston area and the product was received so well that anyone that didn't have one was scared that they would loose their Power Pole.

In Tampa last year, I received some calls from boat owners that there was a rash of thefts in that area. Not one since the lock was installed in any of the places which adopted to this product.

There's no guarantee that someone won't find a way around it but if you had your boat in the parking lot with this lock and no one else did, I'm sure your pole would be there in the morning. Can't say much about the others.
It's security that I would leave home without. In the market for 2 years and sales are strong. Not everyone might agree but with the cost of boats and accessories today, it's better to be safe, secure your items then knowing that someone violated your personal property.

Waking up, dealing with Police reports and insurance claims is no fun. That alone is worth the $109, just having a piece of mind and a great day on the water.

I do not see your company on the sponsor board that wa updated 4-3-15, quit pushing your products on the board! Companies pay a sponsorship/advertising fee to advertise on the boards.

[bassbama]

Don't know about sponser board issues but the trailer product (Release Me) is an idea long overdue works great so far.

[ClaySlayer]

Drill + padlock... Or a few tack welds since it's not like you'll be taking them off and on a lot.