Bogo wrote:
BTW, you forgot a portable MAPP gas torch for cutting the chain.
I didn't forget MAPP gas, It hasn't been available since 2008, besides it wouldn't cut steel anyway, not without oxygen.
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Bogo wrote:
BTW, you forgot a portable MAPP gas torch for cutting the chain.
marshall0000 wrote:I bought sufficient insurance and do not worry about it. Life is too short, enjoy!
Larry C wrote:Bogo wrote:
BTW, you forgot a portable MAPP gas torch for cutting the chain.
I didn't forget MAPP gas, It hasn't been available since 2008, besides it wouldn't cut steel anyway, not without oxygen.
Larry C wrote: If your really worried about somebody stealing your trailer, you could just move to BC where they don't have any bad people or any crime whatsoever.
Larry C wrote: If your really worried about somebody stealing your trailer, you could just move to BC where they don't have any bad people or any crime whatsoever.
legojenn wrote:Larry C wrote: If your really worried about somebody stealing your trailer, you could just move to BC where they don't have any bad people or any crime whatsoever.
I am in the wrong part of the country. I am lucky that the worst property crime that I have dealt with as an adult is a stolen propane tank from my barbecue and a cheap $100 bike that was too small for me anyhow. I am also fortunate that I have never been a victim of any violent crime. However, I think that I should move to BC. The only part of the country that is higher-taxed and over-regulated than Quebec, but at least there is no crime, not even on Vancouver's downtown east-side or after the Canucks choke in the Stanley Cup.
Larry C wrote: If your really worried about somebody stealing your trailer, you could just move to BC where they don't have any bad people or any crime whatsoever.
tlsallada wrote:I use a lock I bought from Harbor Freight on both my boat trailer and my camper. Although it came from HF, The build quality is good and it doesn't leave a lot of area for a bolt cutter or cut off wheel to get into it and cut it off.
http://www.harborfreight.com/5-8-eighth ... 95831.html
As others have mentioned, a determined thief can take anything - the locks and chains will slow them down and make them create noise which is their worst enemy and draws attention.
terry s
Red Lion PA
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