George2615
Super Member
You can follow all steps as mentioned, but you won't stop a pro. Get insurance on it if you don't already have it.
You can follow all steps as mentioned, but you won't stop a pro. Get insurance on it if you don't already have it.
Park your tractor in the least accessible/visible place for thieves. Install trail cams. Insure your investment. A kill switch helps but not a guarantee for the people that are determined to steal. My dogs alert me to anyone on the property, then I reach for my Colt. Hey, it's been effective to date. Some folks don't think protecting their property and lives warrants a loaded firearm, I do.
And if you want to be devious, replace it with a blown fusefuse should be marked in fuse box if not keep removing one till it won't crank
Pretty much. Pull the key, pull a fuse if you so desire but if someone shows up with a trailer or a rollback with a winch, they will still be able to load it up in 15 mins and be gone.IMO the majority of suggestions will deter the typical deviant from taking it for a joy ride but someone intent on stealing a tractor is going to be prepared and just winch it up on a trailer or roll back and be gone...
I haven’t heard about it on farm equipment locally but what seems common on construction equipment is a GPS unit connected to a cell phone is hidden in the machine if the machine moves out of a preset area it starts sending a tracking signal to the security firm and the owner gets a phone call to check it out