Toplift pro security

[millerjl]

Waiting on my Toplift Pro to arrive and I am looking for suggestions from anyone that has one on security measures. I live in a manufactured home community and when my top is off it will be under my carport. I have security cameras, so that is deterrent #1. I was thinking of deterrent #2, chaining the toplift pro to a large wooden shed I have at the end of the patio. Deterrent #3 any way to lock/secure the hard top to the Toplift pro???. Don't get me wrong. I am in a relatively safe neighborhood, but those are 2 very pricey items. Maybe I will put a tarp over it so you don't know what it is....

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[TA1ton]

Waiting on my Toplift Pro to arrive and I am looking for suggestions from anyone that has one on security measures. I live in a manufactured home community and when my top is off it will be under my carport. I have security cameras, so that is deterrent #1. I was thinking of deterrent #2, chaining the toplift pro to a large wooden shed I have at the end of the patio. Deterrent #3 any way to lock/secure the hard top to the Toplift pro???. Don't get me wrong. I am in a relatively safe neighborhood, but those are 2 very pricey items. Maybe I will put a tarp over it so you don't know what it is....

I don’t have a toplift, but I bet you could use a cable or chain and lock it to one of the bolt holes on the top. Then you could attach/lock the other end to whatever you want. That’s the only way I can think of to lock one up.

 

[millerjl]

I don’t have a toplift, but I bet you could use a cable or chain and lock it to one of the bolt holes on the top. Then you could attach/lock the other end to whatever you want. That’s the only way I can think of to lock one up.

That's a good idea. Haven't had the top off yet so forgot about the bolt holes.

Thanks

 

[TA1ton]

@millerjl no problem...just enjoy going topless!

 

[scishfottman]

I would be more concerned about someone messing with the top as it sat on there. Whether accidentally or on purpose. The top is stable on there, but a small amount of "stability testing" could see your top smashing on the ground.

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