Security & Theft secondary kill switch

[dieselcrawler]

I just take off 3 tires every night... *grin*

The trick is making the added switch easy to use and hard to find... and remembering that anything you do is only a deterent and not fool proof. If they want to steal it they will, no matter what you do. Sometimes making it harder to steal just means they tear up more stuff in the process that ultimately you have to pay for or repair if recovered.

Mine stays in a locked barn most of the time. Outta sight outta mind.

Good luck...

 

[mcgill72143]

AR-15 does a pretty good job around my place....

 

[madmax12]

AR-15 does a pretty good job around my place....

Cool!

How does that work when no one is home, though?

 

[mcgill72143]

Cool!

How does that work when no one is home, though?[/QUOT


What? someone needs to be home...?.....The Government says the guns do all the shooting....LOL :laughing:


My 3320 is locked up in my garage most of the time so I do see where some people would need extra precautions if they store theirs outside. I've heard of people getting their equipment stolen by guys just winching it onto a trailer and telling anyone who asks that its going in for service. A log chain around the axle to a tree may make a thief think twice and move on to something easier. Usually thieves don't want to spend a lot of time on grabbing it so something they can see as a " time killer" usually makes them go down the road....

 

[madmax12]

Yes, the debate over guns does get odd.

Making it harder for thieves makes a lot of sense :thumbsup:

 

[cartod]

Pull the pto switch, lock the joystick with bucket on the ground, take out the keys and lock the building.