Boat trailer wheel clamps
Submitted by Dirt on Sat, 2015-04-11 08:15
Hey guys looking for a bit of extra security for my boat and trailer, I allready have a trailer hitch lock but would like to put on a secondary wheel clamp. I really like the Klamp it wheel clamps but unfortunately there is not enough room between the trailer guard and the tyre. My front yard has quite a slope down to the road so if someone wanted to they could pull out the chocks and my boat would end up in the guys house across the road. The clamp will also stop this from happening plus add another form of security against theft. My trailer is a dumbiers dual axle multi roller trailer. Any advise would be appreciated. 
Happy Hooker
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Chain
Through spokes of rims ( front and rear on one side)and padlock it.will stop it rolling down / good visual deterrent .
Dirt
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Agree bud
I was thinking the same thing get some quality high tensile chain and a quality padlock. Thanks mate
sea-kem
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Get some lifting chain from
Get some lifting chain from A Noble and son Dirt. I'm sure they'd have offcuts.
Love the West!
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my boat is chained to the
my boat is chained to the house and hitch locked. when i reverse park it under the car port i run the same chain through the wheels like ^ above. my chain is lifting chain, real heavy and to hard for bolt cutters
Dirt
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Yeah sounds like a plan
Think this is going to be the go thanks guys, what padlock is best to use
Happy Hooker
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Make sure chain fits thru your rims
Otherwise you are going to have a spare length of chain ! Padlock wise , good quality one ...... When you go to buy them you will see security rating and also weather / rust etc resistance on them . You will be looking at around $ 50 plus for a decent padlock.
Dirt
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Cheers happy hooker
Thanks for the advise