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![]() I once had my boat broken into and another time had the jack stolen off my trailer. Both of these occurred at a public boat ramp in the Boston area. But each happened when I left things there overnight. A very stupid decision on my part...but I did not have a garage or land (just an apartment). ANYWAY, so now we're building our trailer and getting ready to (HOPEFULLY!) start using this boat soon. I'm quite certain we will never leave the boat anywhere by itself. But the trailer is a different situation. Do others have stories and/or products they use to insure that the trailer is not messed with? I know of the devices that go into the ball socket. It trailer theft common? Ok, more specific question: We just made the spare tire holder. The tire currently is just on there with two lug nuts. It would be SO easy for someone to take it. I could use a cable and lock it to the frame. Has anyone use locking lug nuts? Anyway, not too concise - sorry. Just thinking out loud so any comments or suggestions welcome. Thanks, Gary |
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