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- joshuajimExplorer II
hbillsmith wrote:
Mine is covered as Personal Property on my Homeowners (brick and mortar) Policy. Should it be stolen, I get a new one.
Most homeowners policies have a deductible that is greater than the cost of the Tailgater. - Snowman9000ExplorerI don't worry in controlled parks. But I cable it up in places that are free range to the general public.
- hbillsmithExplorerMine is covered as Personal Property on my Homeowners (brick and mortar) Policy. Should it be stolen, I get a new one. I worry more about ants invading the electronics inside the shell. That happened last year in Florida but I caught it when I went to break down camp and move. Carefully removed the cover and used a compressor to blow out the nasty little critters. Now I spray a circle of pest control after setup. Seems to be working, no more ants.
- BB_TXNomadI generally do not worry much about it. I bought a plastic coated steel dog tie out cable from Home Depot and use it to lock my Tailgater to a tree, post, strut, etc. But I don't always use it. Depends a lot on where we are staying.
- hawkpatExplorerI have an 8' length of cable and padlock that i bought when I first purchased tailgater but rarely use it. Not had any problems.
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