Lessons learned with RV-ing to date (2017)
I have a few lessons I've learned in RV-ing. I'm not a full-timer, but I do part-time from January to about now, then put my rig into storage. First, if you can, especially here in Texas, find co...
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ctilsie242 wrote:Get a token hitch lock, so a would-be thief sees that the rig is secured. Then, secure the wheels with a wheel boot or a simple chain through the pair. After getting permission from the owner where I store my trailer, I sunk an anchor into the ground under my trailer, and have the trailer wheels chained to that. A thief might cause damage, but it would be less damage than if the thing was stolen and it was turned into a "kitchen."
Again, I hear you brother. I bought an old anchor from a WWI dreadnaught, and my brother, who works for Chesapeake, came out with some of his co-workers and put up one of those gas well towers. They drilled down about a mile and sank the anchor and we chained the Jay Feather to it, but **** if somebody didn't turn my Feather into a kitchen after all. Can't trust these Pennsylvania yahoos.
