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Tips to prevent theft


Mike Hill
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After reading about far too many things being stolen,I thought that together we might be able to offer some tips to keep our gear secure.Wether it be chippers,Vans,lockups etc.

 

Here is one that I used to use.I used a D shape cycle lock over the Clutch and Brake pedels of my Landy.Then I would chain the steering wheel to the Brake with a length of Grade 8 chain and a Abloy Padlock.A pretty cheap solution to at least slow down any theives.

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Use old knackered looking gear like us, no one would ever be arsed nicking it :001_smile:

 

Get a good alarm system on your yard, one that contacts you when it goes off otherwise your pissing into the wind.

 

Never leave anything on show in the van.(obvious but easily over looked)

 

 

ALWAYS think that there is someone 2 yards behind you waiting to steal your gear, around here there usually is!

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