Trailer Jack Lock

Theft is such a personal event. We buy things enjoy them and someone takes them away. I stay at allot of motels around the country and am relieved when I leave in the morning and my trailers are still connected to my truck. Just added several more products to my trailers to make me less nervous in Vegas parking lots, the only place theft has visited me successfully.

B-52: The first neat item for theft deterrent, Rack’em’s B-52 replacement locking jack. It’s for bumper trailers, is rated at 5000#’s with a stainless steel locking mechanism and has 15 inches of lift. Very easy to install, support the trailer tongue, take out the 3 bolts supporting the old jack and replace with the B-52. Ad the handle and you’re done. To lock just lift up the jack crank handle while pushing in the lock. Now the jack crank just spins. Back to my motel experiences, while your trailer is coupled to your truck, lowering the jack to lift up some on your truck and locking it there, can be a way to prevent theft of your truck or trailer. Just remember to unlock and raise the jack before hitting the road again. Even comes with a weather cap to cover the lock.

Lock’em: Next from Rack’em is a wheel lock. Lock’em RA-25 Magnum Wheel Locking System attaches to your trailer or truck wheel. Same theory as parking boots if you don’t pay your parking meter. You can lock two wheels together from 12″ wheel all the way up to a 20″ wheel. Having at least one locking lug nut (picture left) on each wheel makes the Lock’em more effective. Aluminum wheels are expensive as well as the time and trouble it takes to replace them. It will even fit some steering wheels. For more details on the B-52 and Lock’em visit www.RackemMfg.com

B-52: Rack’em’s B-52 replacement locking jack. It’s for bumper trailers, is rated at 5000#’s. Lock’em: Next from Rack’em is a wheel lock. Lock’em RA-25 Magnum Wheel Lock. HitchSafe: Fits 2 inch receiver, HitchSafe, a weather proof drawer with a combination lock. Watchdog: A new theft target is your trucks tailgate. Replacing your tailgate is not cheap.

HitchSafe: Fits in your 2 inch receiver, I installed on my front bumper receiver where my snow plow goes. Using a magnetic key holder was popular decades ago. Now most trucks and SUV’s have an empty receiver hitch. HitchSafe has a drawer that is weather proof with a combination lock. Great place to hide emergency money, credit cards, spare keys etc. With all the theft deterrent devices I use, keys are plentiful. Storing my extra keys outside my truck with a combination lock solves that problem. Foam spacers keep the drawer sealed and a hard plastic cover protects the combination dials. Side pins secure the HitchSafe to your receiver hitch with C-clips. You can take the whole system out fast to use your receiver with your trailer. For more infowww.HitchSafe.com