This may seem obvious

[Treemon]

No puwer dosent require serial numbers but surely you need to identify reverlent equipment so why not use serial number and your own identifcation, lets make it easier for ourselves and harder for them

[woody paul]

Pictures of kit also helps, ones of wear marks/ diffrent bolts used/ and any mod's. Put them on file with rest of there details.

[VEG]

I just number the kit from 1 to whatever.

[Jonesie]

We have all the serial numbers on our database of the kit we sell. I think most dealers will keep a record.

[VEG]

Jonsie have the police ever been in contact with you to find out owners of stolen saws?

[Jonesie]

Yes mate I had to go down to a police yard once, they had raided somewhere and come up with over 50 machines. We managed to match about half of them.

[Derek Trimblits]

How do guys mark your equipment?

[Big G]

How do guys mark your equipment?

I mark mine with black permament marker, & also u.v pen which shows up under black light. Plus have a copy of serial nos. on file. even hand tools are marked.

[VEG]

Thanks Jonesie its good to know things do get returned sometimes.

 

we burn markings into ours with a soldering iron on the plastics engrave on the metal parts and also number them with a marker.

[Treemon]

How do guys mark your equipment?

 

We etch ours on the oil tank with a dremel then go over it in permanent pen to make it stand out