Keeping the Milwaukee pack out from being stolen

[adudes]

I'm looking buy something different for rear storage. Right now I have a $30 tote held in with bungee straps. The city just opened their roads to atv/utv traffic and I want to be able to ride to the hardware store, restaurants, etc and want something that can't be easily opened or removed from the Talon. I'm thinking of investing in the Milwaukee pack-outs and know some or most of the pieces can be locked individually but is there a way to lock the boxes in the mount so someone can't just walk up to it and take the whole box?

 

[Hondasxs]

Was looking at this the other day. But it only protects the bottom box.

Pro Steel Products

specialize in CNC metal Manufacturing and custom products

prosteelproducts.com

 

[TripleB]

I have a 9 foot cable coated in plastic that I run through each box and put a lock on it in my Pioneer.

 

[oldfortyfive]

I have a 9 foot cable coated in plastic that I run through each box and put a lock on it in my Pioneer.

3 seconds with a battery cutoff tool

 

[906UP]

I have a 9 foot cable coated in plastic that I run through each box and put a lock on it in my Pioneer.

Same here

 

[TripleB]

3 seconds with a battery cutoff tool

Just keeps the crackheads from f***ing with my s*** when I'm parked somewhere. Same reason I lock my car doors even at home. You're not gonna stop the people that do it for a living.

 

[Smitty335]

3 seconds with a battery cutoff tool

A mila second with my 357 Mag for security

 

[Remington]

A mila second with my 357 Mag for security

Yup, my friends Smith & Wesson and Me

 

[Russ989]

I believe this is the answer fellers.

Lockout

Lockout is a locking system for the popular Milwaukee packout tool box. packout Lockout

lockout-system.com

 

[906UP]

I believe this is the answer fellers.

Lockout

Lockout is a locking system for the popular Milwaukee packout tool box. packout Lockout

lockout-system.com

Nice find @Russ989 , like he says in his site, it's a plastic box, all you can do is try to keep the honest people honest.....or make it difficult to steal

 

[Indiana SxS]

No matter what you put in the back, brand wise it can all be stolen fairly easy. All you can do for pretty much any of it is a rope lock to keep an honest person honest. A thief is a thief and if you are targeted by a thief all you can hope is you catch em in the act.

 

[bjniceguy]

about 10 years ago we went to Hadfield McCoy. It was our first time there and we end up at a motel right in town. The lot was small and you had to unhook the trailer and park next to it. I had a short single axle railer. We blocked the wheels and put locks on everything. In the middle of the night, heard a loud bang. When got outside, thieves had cut the lock on my RZR tool box and then climbed up on trailer. Not sure if second person climbed on too, because they had already gotten out my new spare belt and some tools when the trailer tipped up from their weight. The banging of the trailer going back down scared them off leving my stuff laying on ground behind RZR. We were lucky and obviously moved to another hotel for rest of trip. We have since moved on to a nice enclosed trailer with an inside motion detector & outside speakers. May not completely be the answer but can't hurt

 

[BobFarrell]

I'm looking buy something different for rear storage. Right now I have a $30 tote held in with bungee straps. The city just opened their roads to atv/utv traffic and I want to be able to ride to the hardware store, restaurants, etc and want something that can't be easily opened or removed from the Talon. I'm thinking of investing in the Milwaukee pack-outs and know some or most of the pieces can be locked individually but is there a way to lock the boxes in the mount so someone can't just walk up to it and take the whole box?

I used a lock and ran the cable thru the side handle and the mount. Then I can run a bike cable to the pad locks on each box. The only box w/o a lock is the cooler and I run the cable thru the handle.

 

[BobFarrell]

I used a lock and ran the cable thru the side handle and the mount. Then I can run a bike cable to the pad locks on each box. The only box w/o a lock is the cooler and I run the cable thru the handle.

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Note that the blue lock & cable is a gun lock. Works great!