Stoweski
Silver Member
Hi.
I met with a salesman today for Kubota RTV's. He said that people have stolen quite a few RTV's, zero-turns, and tractors around the Northeast in the past few weeks. He then held up a few keys and said that all of the keys (6-8 total) will run every motorized unit on their lot.
That being said I was wondering what people do to prevent theft of their utility vehicles. More specifically, those that are kept outdoors or not in a secure building. I plan on keeping mine undercover in a 3-walled building and want to make sure nobody can just come in and swipe it.
A couple ideas that I've come up with are wheel locks or some kind of remote controlled switch on the battery that cuts power when not deactivated.
Anyone have another idea of what they use? Oh, and a Smith & Wesson doesn't count.
I met with a salesman today for Kubota RTV's. He said that people have stolen quite a few RTV's, zero-turns, and tractors around the Northeast in the past few weeks. He then held up a few keys and said that all of the keys (6-8 total) will run every motorized unit on their lot.
That being said I was wondering what people do to prevent theft of their utility vehicles. More specifically, those that are kept outdoors or not in a secure building. I plan on keeping mine undercover in a 3-walled building and want to make sure nobody can just come in and swipe it.
A couple ideas that I've come up with are wheel locks or some kind of remote controlled switch on the battery that cuts power when not deactivated.
Anyone have another idea of what they use? Oh, and a Smith & Wesson doesn't count.