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The safest thing is not to leave anything of real value in your trailer whilst you are away from it, either take them with you, or hide them out of sight in your car. Just use the trailer for cheap bulky items like bedding and table/chairs, cheap bbq ect, lock away your tent in the car's boot, along with any electrical appliances, tv, or anything that the theif may be able to sell on for a quick proffit.
We used to sometimes stop off overnight at a Travelodge on the way to cornwall when we used to be tent campers, and even though our trailer had a lockable lid, we always packed it as above, as well as carrying a very heavy duty padlock and chain, which we threaded through one of the trailer wheels and the back wheel of the car for extra security to just using the hitchlock alone.
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Celebrating 37 years of Caravanning in 2019, Recently Considered Retiring, but Totally Addicted for Life!
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Topic: Trailer Security
