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Boot for the wheels may be a wise investment too
My enclosed and sled were stolen this morning
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The boots I have seen are not worth much. The first winter I was using mine I drove off and forgot to disconnect it. Got to the gas station about 5km down the highway and realized, oh crap, the boot used to be on that tire. The aluminum fender was a bit dented. No other damage and we didn't even notice while driving.
I've gone to a sturdy chain and lock through the adjacent trailer wheels.
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A cable between the wheels with a lock
Yup.
I kryptonite cable wheels together. Use a ball filler lock and also lock the ball clip closed.
I figure by the time some wing nut gets through all that the AR and 357 should be loaded and emptied.
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I have a set of wheel chocks that clamp between the tires like a scissor jack that you can padlock. Check with any RV dealer.
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are those the "X-chock" ones?
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the_real_wild1
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If anything around the wheels that will be what I go with. I need to use chock blocks on my driveway anyways. Just need to make sure what I use is easy to use in -30 weather.
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I take one wheel off my two place trailer when it is parked in my yard in town.
skegpro
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Park it inside a heated shop.
Farmin Fool
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Yes they are
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I didn't know that they are lockable
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