Here is what I have used for a year.
http://www.textrail.com/index.cfm?fu...2&categoryID=0
This is the same look as mine, but I bought a different make.
It fits over the extra large lip on the hitch for the Safari, since others don't.
LifeLong Locks - The Strongest, Most Theft-Proof Trailer Locks You Can Buy for the receiver and coupler lock.
Keyed alike, and they even had one for my 1.5" hitch receiver.
Smooth and easy to use.
For the LP gas tank lock and battery locks, I got some thread locks from
Lewster.
I also put a long wire rope lock around a wheel.
To foil those campground power stealers, I got a surgeguard hard wired to
the AC wiring inside, so it doesn't show.
And to foil those pesky stinger thieves, the latest Airstream Life had an excellent idea for an add-on to hold the receiver. I will put a hole in it
to put the lock in. Here's a picture of the article.
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But the biggest improvement to my Air security was to get
indoor, locked storage in a locked storage yard.
But one can't live in fear, so I got insurance too...
Hi, after my "Master Lock" [receiver lock] bent on it's first one way trip, from the dealer to my home, I decided to find a lock set that didn't use a sleeve on the shaft that works for two sizes. I only need one size anyway. I bought a two piece set of locks for the tongue latch and the receiver; They were marked and packaged by "Smith & Wesson" and seem to be well built. But if for any reason I need to replace these locks, I will buy "LifeLong Lock", I like the way they look. [as in construction and materials]
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