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Those IWT have so many weak areas I would not leave expensive tools inside overnight unless also locked to the chassis and alarmed. These were designed to hold sheep and small bales inside not keep thieves out.

 

The best method I was told was to take a long look at personal and business property as if going to steal from it to find the weak places.

 

Like entrance gates make sure the gate rests on the bottom hinge pin which faces upwards and the top pin faces down to prevent lifting off. Surprised how many gates I see simple to lift off.

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