Securing Blue Ox Towbar to Prevent Theft
Well I'm going to take the plunge and start taking my toad....just bought a blue ox tow bar and it was very easy to attach to the back of my motor home...so I thought if it is that easy to attach some...
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Jarlaxle wrote:
I have several locks that cannot be cut that way...the shackle is not exposed.
Fear not. Cutting through the various shrouds and casings on these locks takes very little time with a Dremel tool + carbon fiber blade. When that is not convenient, the cable or hasp attached to the lock can usually be cut.
Locking hitch pins are exposed and softer than even modestly priced padlocks. They remain about the easiest locks to compromise in my limited experience. Even a Sawzall with hacksaw blade cuts them in a few seconds. A hacksaw can barely scratch a good padlock.
