The ratchet handle can be locked to prevent accidental loosening or tampering.
As far as concerns about someone cutting the strap, it is cinched tight against the panels and it would be difficult to get a knife blade under the strap. Cutting a 2 inch cargo strap is not an easy task. Even with a sharp knife and a loose strap it takes a lot of hacking and sawing. Of course a person with a sharp knife could also slash your tires, break a window, scratch your car or jimmy your lock.
Larry Drake wrote:As far as concerns about someone cutting the strap, it is cinched tight against the panels and it would be difficult to get a knife blade under the strap. Cutting a 2 inch cargo strap is not an easy task. Even with a sharp knife and a loose strap it takes a lot of hacking and sawing. Of course a person with a sharp knife could also slash your tires, break a window, scratch your car or jimmy your lock.
Larry Drake wrote:One of the big advantages of the modular camper is that it can be adapted to many utility trailer sizes. By adding panels, it can be made wider and/or longer. Tops will be available for 4x8, 5x8, and 5x10 trailers beds.
I am working on a pop up hard top that will be in modular form also. That way you can just add the appropriate panels when you upgrade to a larger trailer.
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