Thou Shalt Not Covet My FGRV

[GMike A]

Originally Posted by daltenes

Hitch locks just make a determined thief chain the tongue to his TV. Check out the line of wheel locks on the following link then go to Amazon to get one at a decent price (around $60). I use a TCL 65 on my 15" wheels on my Casita.

WHEEL LOCKS - Trimax

I like this lock and will probably pick up a pair. Also might as well get a set of the wheel lug locks so they cant remove the tire. I have bookmarked this super page.
Thanks

[Thomas G.]

Originally Posted by Gene Masse

It's interesting reading about all the security measures being taken. Makes me appreciate living in ND all the more.
I've never done anything beyond locking the door.
I got window stickers from FG.com & Casita club in a window of my unit. If someone is that interested they'll look at them & see the classifieds.

Originally Posted by Ian-Vicki

Boy am I glad I live where I do. No vehicles have ever been stolen here (well, someone borrowed a fire truck once, but that's another story) because we live on a small island and anyone trying to flee has to show up at the ferry. So, no trailer locks, all the wheels on, house unlocked, no guns in the house, keys in the vehicles. Life is a lot simpler here.

Sorry to hear that you are in the hospital, but I just thought I'd call to tell you how healthy I am.

[Donna D.]

I'd put a For Sale sign on it... $35,000, no other offers accepted.

[Darrell in Al]

Former US Army Infantry Man 15 Years, 7-8 Years Mil Police that has too many deployments "The Army thought I'd been Deployed to many times" 5 trips to sand box and other ones... Now Civ Cop for the Army that still carries guns I can be a real B****** at least some of my former Soldiers have said I guess that I may have been.

[Francesca Knowles]

It's a trailer, not the Hope Diamond, people...

Sheesh!

Francesca

[lpk49]

i know Francesca...but all this talk is getting me really worried. i have enough real problems...i dont need to worry about stuff that MIGHT happen...enough is happening already.

i wouldnt have worried up north...so few ppl and i'm pretty sure NO eggs...but down here in civilization...and boston creeping closer and closer...i suppose it could happen.

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Francesca Knowles

It's a trailer, not the Hope Diamond, people...

But, to the owners their trailers are nearly priceless

[Francesca Knowles]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

But, to the owners their trailers are nearly priceless

Call me a weirdo, but ain't nothin' I own that I'm unprepared to lose since it's all insured for its Full Value...except my Grandchildren.

Anybody that goes sniffin' around those babies is going to have a major problem.

Francesca

[james kent]

I used to keep a sign in the window

NO IT'S NOT

Then a chap asked the meaning of the sign and before I answered he just said "Oh!"

[rabbit]

Now why didn't I (and y'all) think of that?? Brilliant solution James.

jack

[Jared J]

I don't own anything that's not for sale.

[deryk]

Yeah, everything has a price...

[Ian-Vicki]

Originally Posted by Thomas G.

Sorry to hear that you are in the hospital, but I just thought I'd call to tell you how healthy I am.

Sorry if you think I'm being smug Tom, the intention was just to comment on the difference geography can make on our life experiences. Living where I do doesn't make me smarter or better, but perhaps more fortunate.
My comment was just meant to add perspective, just as your comments do on the many threads on which you post.
Sad, the forum used to be so friendly. Time to move on, I guess.
So long
Ian

[mary and bob]

Oh boy

[Thomas G.]

Originally Posted by Ian-Vicki

Sorry if you think I'm being smug Tom, the intention was just to comment on the difference geography can make on our life experiences. Living where I do doesn't make me smarter or better, but perhaps more fortunate.
My comment was just meant to add perspective, just as your comments do on the many threads on which you post.
Sad, the forum used to be so friendly. Time to move on, I guess.
So long
Ian

Sorry if I offended you. Sometimes a jest in writing is interpreted differently than face to face.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Francesca Knowles

Call me a weirdo, but ain't nothin' I own that I'm unprepared to lose since it's all insured for its Full Value...except my Grandchildren.

Anybody that goes sniffin' around those babies is going to have a major problem.

Francesca

Me too with any material items I own.

Heck, I very rarely have any kind of lock on my trailer, even in front of my house. I know maybe I should, I just couldn't be bothered with worrying, 'tis not my style.

And the same with grandkids, or any family member for that matter, as well as some close friends, I would go the the end of the earth to protect them.

[Carol H]

Originally Posted by Gene Masse

It's interesting reading about all the security measures being taken. Makes me appreciate living in ND all the more.

LOL Gene you've got that right and it makes me appreciate the big city of Vancouver even more. I wouldnt sleep a wink knowing all those strangers were walking or driving by if I thought the worst of everyone. Put insurance and a lock on the trailer and what will be will be - trailers get stolen in the country, state parks, cities, backwoods - you name it - worrying to much about it isnt going to prevent it.

People leaving notes on fiberglass trailers is pretty common stuff. I would be more worried at this point for the safety of the poor guy who had his cellphone number publically posted here on the internet - bet it didnt occur to him that was going to happen when he left that note.

[Steve Outlaw]

Just put up a sign:

[Glenn Baglo]

That sure worked for an elderly couple here in B.C.
The bad guys broke down the door, tied the couple up and stole nine firearms and a substantial amount of ammunition.
I think the advice is NOT to advertise that you have weapons.