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When I used to own motorbikes,

Mine was secured in a shed... Wait for it....

I cut part of the floor out, dug a hole around a foot and a half cube. At work, I made a piece of very heavy steel box section with a thick solid bar welded so far down inside the box section. On the outside of the box, I welded some 'spikes' on, to hold the box down in the hole when I then concreted it in.

I then secured my bike using an insurance apporved lock and chain. 

Hope this helps in some way.

may help

http://www.towsure.com/product/Hitching_Security_Post

Quote: Originally posted by Light Infantry on 04/7/2013

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Been racking my brain how to get mine secure and I thought of this today. Get one of these trailer hitches. Bolt it to your wall, if your trailer is in a position to do so. Then pop your trailer on to the hook and hitch lock it



No ones going to shift the trailer except you...............

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I have one of these bolted to an RSJ, I had the nuts welded once they were tight so they can't be removed without a grinder. I then dug a hole which is approx 24 inches across & 30 inches deep then I painted the RSJ with several coats of Hammerite & concreted it into the flower border. To finish it off I put a pair of electrical sockets on the RSJ so I can keep the Caravan/Trailer electric plug tidy & dry.

Hitch your trailer to that with a hitch lock & (If I were you) have a loop of steel rod welded to the RSJ through which you can pass a chain to put through your trailer chassis to help increase its security.

I've lost one caravan off my drive & don't intend making it easy for any passing scum to help themselves to anything else from here.

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