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Got out this morning to discover the back of the Land-Rover broken into and 3 saws missing:

Stihl MS 660; Husky 560xpg; Husky 346xp.

 

Stolen last night from Arnprior, Stirlingshire.

 

If anyone local gets offered a saw from the list I'd be very pleased to hear from you.

 

Seems quite a specific theft, nothing else was taken so be on the lookout and keep your kit well secured.

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Tbh if you leave saws over night in a landrover what do you expect ? not looking for a verbal punch up but its a theft just waiting to happen.

 

Aye, but that's rubbing the salt in eah?

 

Best of luck!

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Aye, but that's rubbing the salt in eah?

 

Best of luck!

 

I doubt Spruce pirate will make the same mistake again but it should prick the ears of other members that think their saw will be safe in a car if they through an old jacket over them.

 

I dont wish to rub salt but we all need to make it harder for tools to be stolen or were just adding fuel to the fire.

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I'm with Pat on this one. Whilst I sympathise with Spruce for his loss, why would you leave such expensive equipment in such an insecure vehicle overnight?? This was totally avoidable.

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I doubt Spruce pirate will make the same mistake again but it should prick the ears of other members that think their saw will be safe in a car if they through an old jacket over them.

 

I dont wish to rub salt but we all need to make it harder for tools to be stolen or were just adding fuel to the fire.

 

Unfortunately I agree with you - and I won't. If other people lock stuff up better as a result of this thread then that's a good thing. I live in a nice rural location, crime minimal, yes complacent, yes regret it. What's done's done, I'll bounce back.

 

I know I'm stupid for leaving them in there, but I still think that it is responsibility of people NOT TO STEAL STUFF, not my responsibility to secure it. I make no bones about it, yes I made a daft mistatke but this is not my fault - the fault and the blame lies with the people (I'm being generous and still crediting them with being members of the human race) who stole them.

 

As always there is a plus side - no holidays this year or next (and Chirstmas may be cancelled) but I might get a couple of new saws out of it!

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I might add the Land-Rover in question has a secure back, solid door, no rear windows, full height bulkhead separating back from cab, so they weren't just lying there with a coat draped over them. :001_rolleyes:

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I might add the Land-Rover in question has a secure back, solid door, no rear windows, full height bulkhead separating back from cab, so they weren't just lying there with a coat draped over them. :001_rolleyes:

 

But i openned the lock on my landy with a flathead screwdriver and a hammer

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door lock on a landy,

i will have a look to see if ive got one:lol:

 

sorry for your loss.

we wnet away 5yrs ago on our honeymoon to NZ, bastards cleared me right out of ALL kit.

quick way to loose 10K in a month :thumbdown:

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