Stolen Saws/Hedgecutters - Northampton last night..

[hazzygawa]

Do you know mark Stilton, lorry?

 

I will also keep an eye out from my part of northants.

 

Thieving bastards.

Edited January 26, 2012 by hazzygawa

[Jimbob1972]

thanks all..... kind words from like minded folks...... today i will mostly be splitting logs, welding, spending savings and roofing. Whilst attaching all my fences/gates the 3 phase...... :-)

[Jimbob1972]

hazzy gawa - i dont know mark stilton mate... we have the lorry still, Maurice Fitch wagon that went to Mr James Bailey OBE of Long Buckby and then to my custody - in my opinion the Canter is a modern classic....

[Jimbob1972]

UPDATE - 4 tonne logs across all gateways, razor wire and container on order..... at least we are back working now. thanks to all for the kind words, James Alexander and all at ATS

[Littletree]

I am really sorry to hear that I hope they get caught .

 

.I think thieves will watch and then plan the raid as I think that the places we tend to store our kit in our yards workshops are easy targets for them compared with other types of crime the chances of them getting caught and disturbed whilst in the process is low and the value of the equipment is high so this makes it worth there time and planning to get the goods .

 

It's a hard one to know how to protect our kits as they seem to get past all modern security systems . Looking at the whole picture I believe sadly it's our sign writing that starts the ball roling on there hunt for our kit .

 

For myself I took off my sign writing as felt that in the long term it just told thieves that there is saws up for grabs at a place close by and would give them time to start watching the company activities and where the kit comes in and out from . Plus sign writing just tells them here is my truck and it's bound to have stuff in it worth braking in for .

 

It's a real hard one as we all have the same problem .

Littletree

[Minotaur]

Gutted for you James

 

Got it all crossed that they sever their legs have to call an ambulance and then your kit is found - well you know what i mean.