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quote: Originally posted by SoundGuy:
And of course, there will be no signs or logos on a very plain looking white trailer. I don't need the road bling or the attention it brings.
You might want to come up with bogus company name and logo that would make some one uninspired to breaking in.  Sounds like you are on the right track. Paul   Are we there yet?  1998 Alfa Ideal 34RLL 2001 F-350 Diesel Dually Crewcab |
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| Posts: 174 | Location: Goodyear, AZ | Registered: June 26, 2003 |  |
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quote: Originally posted by Blue74: You might want to come up with bogus company name and logo that would make some one uninspired to breaking in.
Paul
I've seen a few audio recording trucks with "dirty diaper service" signage which gets a laugh from my production crew. I've joked about putting biohazard signs on my own trucks, but think that would attract WAAAAAAAAY too much attention when parked. I would probably be impounded by Homeland Security with a sign like that, so there's obviously a fine line which must be walked.
SoundGuy
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| Posts: 33 | Location: Hagerstown, MD | Registered: December 28, 2007 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Southwest Wheel:
I would suggest getting a king pin lock and wheel locks for each wheel or at least two, one for each opposing side. Then spray paint them a bright color, so people know that they are there. Make sure you get locking nuts for the wheels. This way if they do break the locks off and opposing wheels they will be handicap and noticable. But as Rusty said locks keep honest guys honest, but a bunch of locks in the right places, keeps a lazy theif lazy.
I vote for the kingpin lock as well. Ours is on almost 100% of the time. There are no guarantees, but that will definitely slow them up. Looks good to the insurance co too.
2005 Mountaineer 298RLS & 2003 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab 2500HD Duramax/Allison
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| Posts: 74 | Location: Wind Lake, WI | Registered: April 04, 2006 | |
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DOT might stop you looking for placards. quote: Originally posted by SoundGuy:
I've seen a few audio recording trucks with "dirty diaper service" signage which gets a laugh from my production crew. I've joked about putting biohazard signs on my own trucks, but think that would attract WAAAAAAAAY too much attention when parked. I would probably be impounded by Homeland Security with a sign like that, so there's obviously a fine line which must be walked.
Are we there yet? 1998 Alfa Ideal 34RLL 2001 F-350 Diesel Dually Crewcab
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| Posts: 174 | Location: Goodyear, AZ | Registered: June 26, 2003 | |
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