How to keep a TC from being stolen when not on the truck?

[Jedidad]

How do you keep someone from backing their truck under your TC and hauling it off when it's on the jacks and you're not around?

[greenno]

I would be more worried about my truck being lifted not the camper.
On my camper you have to activate a switch inside the tank valve compartment to get the jacks to work and that is always locked.
I guess they could hand crank them but that might raise suspicion among any other campers.

If I dropped it off out in the boonies for whatever reason and somebody attempted to heist it I always carry a firearm and I always carry a shovel.
Do the math.

[LMHS]

Got a Stabile Lift on the old camper. It would be difficult to keep the camper on the truck with only half of the Stabile Lift system. The other half is attached to the frame under the truck.

Also, while we have done a lot of work to the inside of the camper and upgraded a lot of things that you can't easily see, the outside looks "rough". It looks like a ragged out 1994 Lance truck camper. With a redneck "back porch" added to it. And we like it like that.

I don't mind parking next to a shiny new looking truck camper. They will probably break into the shiny new looking rig before they break into mine.

[Geo_Boy]

srschang wrote:
I don't worry about it.

This^^^^

[srschang]

I don't worry about it.

[mellow]

I will lower it down so it is more stable, that and a truck can't get under it. I have powered jacks. If someone wants it bad enough they can still break in and power up the jacks from inside if they find the remote and know what they are doing. If you are worried about that happening I would put a tracking device in the camper or an airtag at a minimum.

[midnightsadie]

take two of the jacks off.