[MarcFo]

I recently completed a road trip where we stayed at several hotels and AirBNBs. Besides removing the key (DUH!) and chaining the Talon to the trailer, what else are you all doing to secure your SxS and trailer overnight?

 

[19PSU88]

if anything and I don't do it, remove the steering wheel.

here is my mental state - if they want it, they will probably hijack the truck with the trailer as its way easier - not much I can do about that - ill just have to call insurer

 

[Randman]

I feel your pain for the issue of leaving your new toy out overnight!

Might I suggest the following..... Concertina wire, Land mines, Claymores, Guard Dogs.......

 

[Sandbaja]

Get a 30' or so wrapped cable and route it through trailer wheels and the UTV. Also, use a non standard lock on your hitch pin. Will it stop a dedicated thief? Probably not but will deter the opportunity sfb's.

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[Skypilot]

I put a padlock on my hillbilly parking brake.

 

[MarcFo]

I put a padlock on my hillbilly parking brake.

That sounds interesting.

 

[MarcFo]

I generally lock mine to the the trailer, then back it up to something so it can't be rolled off the back of the trailer. I figure if they can steal the truck, then there isn't much I can do, just trying to make it hard for them and not too hard on me! I have wondered about a master kill switch though. . . .

 

[off road]

Chain the Talon to the trailer and chain the trailer to the truck, all using Kryptonite's best rated locks and chains. And a lock on the brake pedal of the truck. I left an ATV like this once for several days out in a busy part of the Mojave Desert, and nobody got anything.

 

[Redoubt]

Hillbilly Brake and lock. If they can't pick it up, it ain't going nowhere.

 

[danbum]

A wireless driveway alarm helps me sleep at night. One sensor laying face up on the Talon's floor. One sensor sitting in my truck bed facing my gear. Carry the receiver with you to your motel room. It can be set to quietly chime or sound a loud alarm. At home I actually use it for a driveway alert.
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[Unclep]

I just close the door on toyhauler problem solved
Sorry for the smarta** remark but I live in a area where I just park it with no problems so far fenced yard of course but I would just lock it and up your insurance for full replacement

Yo Danbum thanks for the link for the alarm I just purchased it for the pad great tip thanks

 

[Lil red 02]

Get a good lock that goes through one of you rotor holes on your brake rotors. I use that since mine is in the parking lot overnight with no trailer on the ground and is street legal.

 

[Go Talon]

I do exactly what Danbum said!
you can also buy cheap driveway alarms and sync them together from Harbor Frieght.

 

[Wilson1]

I am a drag racer and have a very costly car and lots of expensive parts and tools in my trailer. The freeking thieves have stopped stealing trailers, they are taking the whole rig. All the above suggestions are good, but you better have a GPS on your rig. I tow with a diesel truck and I remove about 3 relays from my fuse box, chain the trailer to the truck, try to park it where it can bee seen by security if there is any, and chain and lock the trailer wheels together wrapped around the axle. So far I have been ok, but I know several people that have lost lots of money. My suggestion is you almost can't do enough. Nothing is overkill these days.

 

[OneSXSMan]

RAVELCO. Can't start it or jump it if you don't have the RAVELCO "key" in the machine. It it basically a fuel/engine cutoff mechanism. Can't hotwire it either.

 

[danbum]

Thieves suck!

 

[off road]

And....when mine is off the trailer, either in the garage or a campground, I run a Kryptonite chain and lock through a spoke hole on one of the rear wheels then up around the frame. Not going anywhere like that!