🔒 Enhanced Theft Deterrent Bracket Protection - Compatible with Honda Generator EU2200i, EU2000i, EU2000i Companion, EU2000i Camo - Part Number: 63230-Z07-010AH Review

I like it very much. Quality and fit are top. Run the cable through the handle, around the generator and around the guard on the front of the pickup or leaf spring deep under the truck. Don't go. Tie warning on the doorknob. A pair of double-sided foam tapes under the handle. Slightly sticky foam in screw caps. Take some time to cut. A cordless sawsall would be faster, but the steel is thick and hard enough to make a real rumble. If you really want to go overboard, you could wrap a few layers…

A must have Yoursme generator theft protection for Honda EU2200i, EU2000 generators if you wish to secure your generator(s) with any type of tether or chain. If it's not installed, anyone can cut off the plastic handle on your generator, remove the safety wire or chain, and walk away with the generator. These brackets will definitely hinder or at least slow down a thief. Very easy to install with two screws (hex head) - an unusual screw head that can be removed by anyone with a straight blade…

I've read other reviews about mismatched holes and dry mounted the generator. I bent the metal tabs a bit for better alignment. It worked well. Also add some foam under the handle to prevent rattling. It comes with two small thin pieces, but that's not enough. Be sure to press firmly on the small Allen key that comes with the kit to avoid damaging the head of the screw. I pressed the metal grip guard down with a small clamp to fit it snugly against the foam underneath. Works great, doesn't…

Mount fits perfectly and is easy to install. I have some concerns about how 'secure' it is as it comes with 'tamper evident' screws which require an Allen key with a hole drilled in the center of the key to access via a protruding pin on the mounting screw to fit, which prevents the wrench from engaging the hex hole. From what I've heard, Allen keys of this type are widely available, which greatly reduces security. This mount would have been much better if it had a part that wrapped around the…

Super fast delivery thanks. After reading a few other reviews of buyers having trouble installing, here's what worked for me. Pass the screws through the bracket. Are the threads aligned so that you can easily twist them with your fingers? Or are the screws crossed? I had the transverse threads aligned so I tapped the flange that didn't look right with a hammer to get the screw threads to rotate easily. Then attach the bracket to the generator making sure the short tab is pointing towards the…

Purchased for two Honda e2000i generators. When I tried to install it was very difficult to line up the screw that went into the hole on the gas cap end of this bracket. I managed to get it only halfway in until it went further and it turned out that the hex screwdriver ripped the head off. The other entered normally and to the end. Assuming I did something wrong so I tried a different bracket and again the first screw went in fine but the same screw on the gas cap was very difficult to align…

Surely this plastic handle is as easy as they say to cut through with a basic hacksaw, let alone a grinder or similar. I can't imagine that this anti-theft device wouldn't stop a thief, but it would require a better tool and more noise than if the generator was stock. tool for it than for a standard screw. but since it can be easily unscrewed I think a HIGH STRENGTH / PERMANENT THREADED MOUNT SHOULD. Some high strength red Loctite or whatever brand you prefer. Apply it to the bolts when…

Better than nothing when I put it on the alternator handle one side didn't go down far enough for the screw to line up with the other side where the female steps are. The problem is that the metal tabs on the end of the handle weren't properly formed during the manufacturing process. I read that another buyer had the same problem and took a drill to go through the bottom of the plastic handle to get the screw to line up with the other side. NO DO NOT DO THAT! Place the guard on the handle, use…

Thanks Revane, you did it to me again. At first glance this seemed like a good idea, but the poor quality of the Chinese production got me again. The Chinese call this poor quality tofu dough construction. (Google it) The first security screw came in with little effort. However, I noticed that the threads on the handle for the second screw were not correctly machined in at the factory. I could not fully insert the screw. This may come as a surprise, but I don't want the screw handle sticking…