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08-15-2018, 12:05 PM

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ADQ K9

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Originally Posted by Number 4

Good point regarding tire pressure John. I've also heard on this forum of looping a length of chain/cable through the tire rim holes and securing with a lock. There might be some movement if chocks slip but the trailer could only go so far before the chain/cable stops everything.

I have seen this used as a security measure more so to keep wheels on the trailer and to thwart thieves from rolling off with your trailer.

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