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Tom Evans
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Tractor show security?
I'm debating on taking my Lo-Boy to the Portland Indiana show in August. However, I'll be staying out of town and will have to leave the trator and trailer on the show grounds overnight. Should I have any concerns or take any precautions?
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kinelbor
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Bigdog
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Have done the same at Portland and never had any problems. I keep a tongue lock on the trailer. No one has ever bothered my tractor.
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Tom,
I've attended every Portland show since 1975 (their 9th show), most years as an exhibitor. I never take any security precautions at all. I've thought about locking the chain locker on my trailer parked in the north 40, but have never done so.
Just think about what life would be like for a thief or vandal if caught by a bunch of tractor rednecks!
I've attended every Portland show since 1975 (their 9th show), most years as an exhibitor. I never take any security precautions at all. I've thought about locking the chain locker on my trailer parked in the north 40, but have never done so.
Just think about what life would be like for a thief or vandal if caught by a bunch of tractor rednecks!
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LOCKS ARE FOR HONEST PEOPLE !IF SOMEBODY WANTS SOMETHING THEY ARE GONNA GET IT.A LITTLE PRE-CAUTION NEVER HURTS THOUGH.MOST PEOPLE THAT I HAVE MET ARE NOT GOING TO MESS WITH YOUR STUFF.LIKE GEORGE SAYS I'D LIKE TO SEE THEM WITH A BUNCH OF TRACTOR QUOTE RED-NECKS.MIGHT BE WORSE THAN THE LAW!!!! KETCHAM
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