King Pin Lock

[jassson007]

Locks only keep honest people honest. If someone wants it bad enough they will get it.


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[Oregon_Camper]

Locks only keep honest people honest. If someone wants it bad enough they will get it.

...however if yours is locked and the one next you isn't...which do you think they will take?

 

[dieseldogsdad]

...however if yours is locked and the one next you isn't...which do you think they will take?

Depends on what you are parked next to. LOL

 

[dieseldogsdad]

I use this one. Pretty solid lock. Seems like it would be difficult to cut off:

RoadPro RPKPSL-2 Heavy Duty Steel King Pin Lock

This is the one I bought for the same reason. As a construction worker who familiar with torches, grinders, sledge hammers and bolt cutters, I think it looks like it would be more difficult to get this cup style lock off without damaging the kingpin. Although with a little thought it is proabably just as easy to cut off. But like it was said before a lock is just a theft deterrent, it doesn't make it anti-theft. If you were really worried you could take some duct tape and steel wire and just wrap it around until you run out wire then tape, wire then tape etc. Works great on a lunch box or toolbelt when getting even with a practical joker on the job. Most burglars would get frustrated and leave after about 15 minutes of cutting and tearing.

 

[travelin2]

Mine's home made. Should deter the less enthusiastic.

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