Has anyone put a in-concrete anchor in the floor to lock there atv to? I'm going to make one at work and put it in my garage floor and just wanted some PICTURES of some installed. Thanks

 

never thought about one in the garage but i have thought of concrtreing a pole in the ground with a ball on it to lock the trailer too

 

would think if you have to go to them there idea's to keep it from being stolen in your garage buying a gun would be a better idea...

If it's inside then they have the time to break any lock or chain on it,inside they won't be seen so the extra 5 mins to break it is no biggie..

Just run a chain or a cable though the rims and frame,can't roll it that way or ride off with it..if you want the extream side to it buy a tow chain and an armory lock,unless they have a cutting torch there not getting the chain off,as far as the lock well...a burning bar might cut though one...

Crime

 

if they wanna to steal from you at least make them work for it

home store sells a 16 or 20 foot cables for locking stuff up on job sites , i wrap it around and trough 2 atv's 1 motorcycle, and my generator...

if they want it they will take it .. like i said just make em work for it

as far as drilling the concrete they make a 2 part epoxy you mix and install using your cordless drill and dries harder then concrete like 12,000psi or something close drop eye bolt hole in floor fill with the epoxy and your all set.

good luck

i hate those rotten thieves

atvjumpers

 

+1 on the gun.

 

Cheaper than a gun is a real big ugly dog. Sure they can kill him.. but if they hear him barking they prob will just go on..

 

I like the dog idea. But, the gun sounds good too.

 

How about moving to a better area?

 

Get a dog that barks and have the gun ready for when you hear the dog.

I live where you can leave the keys in everything and out in the open, couldn't imagine having to lock something up inside.