Anyone have ideas as to making an atv hard to steal. Trailer lock down device or steering lock....ect.

 

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Allways take your kill switch tether with you, or disconnect an appropiate wire.

Geoff.

 

remove 2 of the wheels and take em in the house with ya.
put them next to the shotgun.

 

I have mine in my baby barn. I have the atv chained to the floor as well as the door locked and motion lights in the yard.....................and of coarse my trusty shot gun

 

go to my pic, camera to the left,

Pic # 9, He eats alot, but no one bothers our stuff!

 

Locks & Lights. Guns are only good if your home.


Shotgun, Looks like you could drive your quad on top of water instead of through it.

 

i took a piece of steel pipe 6ft long and made a 3/4inch steel bar with a closed loop at each end. i welded it to the top of the steel pipe and buried it untill 2 1/2ft was left above ground and filled the hole with 3 bags of quickcrete. i use brinks 6ft cable locks, 1 for each 4 wheeler. plus i have them in a locked building at all times. no to mention the shotgun, .45, and the raging bull 454 i keep loaded at all times

 

HEY if that's what it takes, go for it! the cops told me off the record to make sure the perps could no longer speak. less paperwork or something. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

www.trailervise.com On or off the trailer, use a lock on it and the ATV isn't going anywhere

 

I use nothing but Kryptonite "Fahgettaboudit" ("New York" chain and locks) and "New York" U-locks. All are extremely expensive, but worth it for some peace of mind!!

In the garage, I just chain the bikes together end to end in a big circle. Every bike is chained to two other bikes. Nobody is going anywhere with 8 bikes!

On the trailer, I chain the bikes together, and I chain them to the trailer frame. At night, or in high risk areas, I run U-locks through the spokes of the trailer wheels, and then run a New York chain through the locks and up around the frame, so the trailer can't be moved.

Back that all up with insurance!!