Tarp and chain theft prevention

It was a pain but before a headache rack I keeps chains binders and straps in my side buck boxes or a milk crate on passanger floor

 

My previous company used closed head ache racks and everything was out of sight and seemingly out of mind. I never had one thing stolen in my year and a half open decking all across North America.

 

Mine has no doors locks or anything in the past year and half nothing taken yet knock on wood

 

Ive had 2 sets of 8' drops stolen, in order to avoid another theft, I didnt buy another set..... sad, I know

 

Who would in their right mind want to steal a set of 8 footers

 

Cut two feet off. Now you've got 6 footers.

 

I am sure it breaks your heart not having to mess with 8 footers[emoji23]

 

who in their right mind would want 6 footers? Lol

 

Cut 2 more off and you got them 4 ft them cut in half and you got a 4 piece set that csn be lifted.
But who in their right mind WANTS tarps?

Then again some of us in our left mind keeps using them anyways.

 

Thief would just cut off the part under the tire.
50% of time I keep chains and binders on deck of trailer. hook stake pocket chain drawn to otherside thru spool back to other side loop thru spool and up on deck under both chain sections. Binder laying on deck under both sections of chain with hooks hooked into chain. Handle of binder lays in groove on deck. Rest of the time I keep chains in a milk crate in passenger floor. Binders go in side box.
Removed closed headache rack to give me clearance between top deck and back of cab. I haul a lot of long "I" beams. 50'-65'.