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#205671 22-Nov-2016 20:21
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We have a trailer with a cage. It came with bolts and nyloc nuts to secure the cage onto the trailer.

 

Obviously taking the cage off its onerous because of the nyloc nuts.

 

Has anyone seen any sort of quick release mechanism that could be used instead of a traditional bolt?

 

 


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  #1675642 22-Nov-2016 20:25
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Ratchet tie downs?




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  #1675647 22-Nov-2016 20:31
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Butterfly nuts with a spring washer?

Possibly a bolt with a hole for a split pin?




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  #1675653 22-Nov-2016 20:37
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Dynamic: Butterfly nuts with a spring washer?

Possibly a bolt with a hole for a split pin?

 

Butterfly nuts are an option. Dont think plit pins would work as the cage would rattle too much.

 

I was hoping for something like the quick release bolt on bikes but a bit sturdier.

 

Like this;

 




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  #1675654 22-Nov-2016 20:41
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Don't have an answer for you sorry, but if you're in Wellington I'd recommend the guys at Coastal Fasteners. They seem to enjoy gnarly queries like this.


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  #1675699 22-Nov-2016 21:44
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Weld box/round pipe to the bottom of the cage and slightly bigger box section to the trailer and just slide it together.

 


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