[vipermanden]

One simple thing to do is when it is in storage take the batteries out, and leave your battery door unlocked. Thieves mostly want to steal the batteries out of the numerous RVs in a storage yard. Might as well trickle charge them as well while you have them at home. One other thing, don't store anything really valuable that can be carried off in your under storage areas, because that black key that you use to lock it, works on any new Montana. I had to replace two locks on a cabinet that a thief was trying to undo with a cordless drill, and the RV service center said don't worry about getting it keyed alike, they are all the same!!!