After having someone knock on the door and try and persuade my daughter to sell them my Eriba, I decided to upgrade my security measures. It already had a hitchlock, so I have managed to find 2 winter wheels for £10, and after searching t’internet, I had delivered today a pair of security fronts for the correct model of winter wheels £35.99, complete with security locks. In order, as it was, new winter wheel and security plate on the offside and the same on the near side. I also took a picture of the hitch lock so that I have a full set with the correct date on them.25E5E7C1-4C54-42D1-B85F-01CF600984EA.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)E5E33E61-0B9A-456F-A547-37D8F427D38E.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)2ADB89FC-6CE8-41D5-A490-59918C5989D6.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)0F04C777-664C-4B3F-B91A-2C29CF971579.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

It does look strange ! D59DCCD5-FB76-4910-A69F-F333CE48A394.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Better safe than sorry Andy. Twice we have had “nice” young gentlemen with an accent enquiring if the caravan was for sale. As we store my brothers van too I asked which one. Both times it was his which is stored behind ours, ours has hitch lock and wheel clamp, they would have to move it to get to my brothers but it makes you nervous knowing they are around. Belt & braces every time 😁

Andy, your Puck is safe, your gentleman has moved on and knocked on our door this morning asking about my 'baby' caravan and was it for sale.

I already had security in place and he wasn't interested in the convertible caravan I have in front of 'Wot the Puck'...

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As well as my misshapen wheels, I also have locking security bolts fitted. Max is in training to eat people :)

Max is not that big, they better be small caravan thieves or prepared to stand still while Max works his way up them 😂

By small caravan thieves I meant short of stature not thieves of small caravans 😂