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Location: Tasmania now, USA/Canada/Alaska in April
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Problem seems to be more of stealing whatever is inside rather than theft of the vehicle itself. A 40' MH isn't readily negotiable down behind the local diner, but all the electronic goodies we carry are.
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Tony Lee - International Grey Nomad. Picasa Album - Travel Map RVs. USA - Airstream Cutter; in Australia - MC8 40' DIY Coach conversion & OKA 4x4 MH; in Germany - Hobby Class C; in S America - F350 with 2500 10.6 Bigfoot camper
I agree with Tony. If you think RV theft is a problem then there are tracking devices available (law enforcement for 27 years) that work but rather easier would be a hidden battery kill switch or ignition kill switch.
Over the years we had several road tractor trucks stolen and many trailer for them, but I cannot recall any RV thefts.
The goodies inside the RVs are another matter however
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