Colorado B.S. Thread

Meh, do the Reese lock and a cable with padlock thru the wheels. Too much trouble to steal at that point.

 

True, with my luck I would forget the cable through the wheels. Need to find a bright one. If I am removing the wheel chocks I should be able to remember

 

The Reese one can be busted with 1-2 swings from a sledge pretty easily. It’s more of a deterrent. I used to run oil spill remediation trailers and they would sit on Site for months to years and the keys would always go missing, so just sledge it off and $20 for a new one.

 

Who ever swapped my frame used all the ugga uggas in the impact for my front suspension......

But I’m happy with my 887s, some sagging and the go fast will sit nicely

 

I was there too.. Watching them blow another game

 

What kind of trailer?

My neighbors all have the Reese lock for anything from little fishing boats and ATV trailers up through a 24' enclosed car hauler.

I'm guessing the area you live in might be more key to preventing theft than a lock

 

I wish we were at an era where social media would let you send smells.
I lifted then have been in the garage welding and grinding since. I smell like a taint carnival

 

So like yesterday?.........

 

Only because I knew I'd be seeing you

 

Aw shucks

 

The truck is looking badass

 

I hope I didn't leave a puddle of gear oil in your driveway. I think I muffed my diff axle seal, it's been leaking in my driveway since I got home

 

Damn, good cover story for the acquisition of that camp trailer

 

I don’t see one, but I’ve also spilled a lot of oil on my driveway..... and my wife’s old Subaru leaked almost like a sieve

 

Ftfy

 

I forget what the army acronym for acquisition is

 

The Bigfoot travel trailer I have. My neighborhood right now I could leave the trailer without a lock and it would be fine. Have no clue where my travels will take me though. After doing more research I think I will go with this blaylock. Everybody who has one likes it.

 

@Stig so was looking into the chemicals of def and it’s over glorified piss. If you want the 55gal drums I’ve got them still

 

Thanks, shooting for the 275 gallon totes just so there's less to plumb together, since 600 gallons for the plants should be good vs a ton of 55 gallon ones.

 

@CO MTN Steve I immediately thought of Barley and your truck...the struggle is real