Looking for theft prevention ideas

[Dragon Knight]

Hey, there are a few of us heading up to revy the second week in December and i have seen a few posts about sleds stolen at night around there. A buddy told me about this easy release ski lock for trailers and i was wondering if anyone has seen any other similar products out there?

http://www.burlyproducts.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=1

 

[moonboon]

Hey, there are a few of us heading up to revy the second week in December and i have seen a few posts about sleds stolen at night around there. A buddy told me about this easy release ski lock for trailers and i was wondering if anyone has seen any other similar products out there?

http://www.burlyproducts.com/store/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=1

a little offtopic but mandy could bring her burly clamp here any day!

that looks basically like what a superclamp does to me..

 

[Trenchmaster]

I like to back up the enclosed in front of somthing so that the back door can't be opened. Then jacknife the truck so the front ramp can't be opened, then use a club on the steering wheel to make my truck hard to steal!!!

 

[powder puff]

Don`t bring a Ford.

 

[Dragon Knight]

a little offtopic but mandy could bring her burly clamp here any day!

that looks basically like what a superclamp does to me..

I thought mandy was a great addition to the link. I saw her in a add in Snow West this month as well.

Any way, i saw one of these clamps on a trailer last year and was wondering if anybody had used one?

 

[Wayniac]

I just got a pair of these kwik klamps on my trailer. They seem to work good and they can be locked also. They were $67 each from sledparts.com.

http://www.depotstar.com/KwikKlamp.htm



I also found these track locks on ebay and got a set. You can't move the track much with it on.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...o=CRX&its=S%2BI%2BSS&itu=ISS%2BUCI%2BSI&otn=4

 

[Bad Daddy]

If you insist on bringing a Ford, I would look at a http://www.ravelco.com Very popular in Texas...
See them all the time on Bobcats, and other off highway equipment, and now they are starting to get real popular with cars and trucks.
16 pins, millions of combinations, only one works...

 

[stalefish_132]

leave one of them in your truck or trailer, thiefs would get a suprise.