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uh huh
[QUOTE=Papa;1266826]I have a simple method for when parking any of my trailers (FW, car hauler, utility), all of them have wheels with spoke or holes in the webs through which I run steel cables or heavy chain and good heavy locks. I know a thief can cut cable, chains and locks but thieves look for soft target and anything that slows a thief down makes your item less attractive. If a thief is really determined to take something there isn't a lot you can do. I do use hitch pin locks and tongue locks in addition to the cables/chains and locks.
We live in a semi-rural area and quite a few of our neighbors have lost trailers and other expensive items. I am probably more paranoid than most people but securing my possessions has prevented losses so far. I have encountered one instance where a couple of young men decided to park in our yard just to "visit" at 2 AM. I approached their blind spot and tapped on their car window with the muzzle of my 1911 to get their attention. I suggested they find another place to "visit". That happened about 5 years ago and they haven't returned to my knowledge.[/QUOTE
all this in the pitch dark................. Hhmmmm
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