What do you do to secure your RV while in storage?

[Ron_ster]

I just lock it up, put on a pin lock. and leave it. If thieves want it they'll get it. Just like a car. that's what insurance is for.

[DaveMatthewsBand]

When we get it, ours will sit on a 1 acre tract of land in the middle of no where, surrounded by Triffids.

[72Smith]

I keep mine in the backyard with guard dogs.

[Clsfly]

My storage facility is fenced in with security cameras AND the local police have a gate code and use the storage facility for training the drug dogs = no stolen RV's and no drugs at this facility!!

[Precab]

Hidden battery switch was useless for theft. As soon as they plug the trailer harness in their power truck plug they can move the jack. Key is to lock your tow chains which can be used to steal the trailer keeping the hitch lock on which they can grind off once away.

Wheel locks/chocks are ideal as a secondary idea.

[Precab]

Battery switch is useless since they can plug-in the seven pin connector on their truck and have power for the jack

[Hoopy Frood]

"What do you do to secure your RV while in storage?"

Nothing, the storage place is locked, and that's why I have replacement insurance.

[Redapple63]

Mine is inside a building behind a door and gate on my property.

Bill

[trailrydr]

Besides keeping our 5er in a fenced storage facility..... we also lock the king pin from being able to hook up to a hitch. Other than that, we have storage insurance.

Now, while camping, our 380 and/or our pump action works well for just such occassions. Those thin trailer walls really telegraphs "pillow" talk.....

[pappcam]

My storage facility handles the security part other than my cheap coupler lock that would take one hit from a hammer to take off. That's just there for show.