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Posted by Gorilla on September 09, 2006 at 08:44:17 from (24.0.233.14):
My farm is a little over an hour from home and I can only get down there about twice a week. I have an old shack of a barn that I keep my tractors out of the weather with, and it has a couple of rooms in it (old graineries) that I keep stuff in. There is no way to lock this old barn up and the place is way out in the country. I have the gate locked but that doesnt keep anybody from climbing over the fence. Thieves are pilfering me to death. I cant keep anything down there anymore and have to load and unload my truck everytime I go with everything that I might "possibly" need. (which is everything) I just dont have the money to build a metal building or the like yet. Does anyone have any ideas of how I can secure my tools etc? I have thought about shipping containers but not sure how secure they are. Thanks
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