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How to Protect Your RV's Expensive Batteries!
by Bob Beatty
(Redding Ca.)
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WOW I have been looking for this for a while (Batteryshackle
Editor's Note: Here is some more information on the Batteryshackle
The Battery Shackle has a hinge that makes it accessible with zero horizontal clearance. No tools are required and it takes three padlocks.
It is impossible to move without grinders, bolt cutters, or a cutting torch, so you know your battery is secure.
How It Works
The Battery Shackle comes in three pieces:
One that goes underneath
One that goes on top
And a bar that goes through the middle of the battery boxes
It is very user friendly, and easy to install. Typically under 2 minutes- no tools required.
It is available for single or dual battery configurations.
Take a look at the video below to see how easy it is to install Batteryshackle
on your RV.
Batteryshackle also makes a Propane Lock
(pictured above) to secure your RV's Propane tanks. Easy To Install
Apply two nuts (included), and tighten.
Place propane lock over nuts, and apply lock.
Take a look at the video below to see how easy it is to secure your Propane tank/s with the Batteryshackle Propane Lock
on your RVYes, it is that simple.
But wait there's more: Batteryshackle just came out with a new Portable Generator Lock
(pictured above) for Honda and Yamaha generators. This device allows you to secure your portable generator in a cage that can either be welded or chained to the frame of your RV. Take a look at the short video below for more information:I hope that this information has been helpful to you.
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