Potentially Moronic Question
Hello! I am continuing to worry/work through/plan a cross country trip with my boys for summer 2015. I'm still in the beginning planning stages and am a super-newbie. I've never camped before. ...
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There have been a number of folks on the T&TTT forum that have had their teardrops stolen and one cargo conversion. Being a bit obsessive about the whole thing I decided to really look into it and the answer is, if some one wants it badly enough they will get it given enough resources and time.
If you can get a bolt cutter on it it is toast and this includes the vast majority of trailer locks, Do a Youtube search on bicycle lock testing and trailer lock testing and see what I mean. I changed the trailer hitch to a bulldog hitch so I could use one of these from Gus Hill http://66.147.244.244/~trailet4/shop/ He and I had a long chat concerning design and materials used.
BUT as I said if they want it badly enough it is gone. You can use a GPS tracker which can be hidden and powered from the 12V system but ultimately there is no substituent for insurance, though custom graphics and paint can help.
If you can get a bolt cutter on it it is toast and this includes the vast majority of trailer locks, Do a Youtube search on bicycle lock testing and trailer lock testing and see what I mean. I changed the trailer hitch to a bulldog hitch so I could use one of these from Gus Hill http://66.147.244.244/~trailet4/shop/ He and I had a long chat concerning design and materials used.
BUT as I said if they want it badly enough it is gone. You can use a GPS tracker which can be hidden and powered from the 12V system but ultimately there is no substituent for insurance, though custom graphics and paint can help.
