V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
WTF did he not pull into the junction tighter to stop the van trying to escape FFS
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
absolutely no ideatalking of which:
Failed digger theft in Bolton on cctv
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stupid twats...fp to the owners something to be said for having a few mates with cars..
Lancs Lad
Well-known member
Trailer looks buggered just glad they had a pile of s**t trying to drag it out
bunch of clowns
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AusDave
Well-known member
With a machine that size you could take it home every night and park it in the lounge room
After you clean any muck off it of course.
After you clean any muck off it of course.
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Colgan
Member
Thanks for all the reply. A secret switch or immobilisers sounds like a very good option.
@V8Druid I have read previous posts you've made about Hella, I'll be honest and say I don't understand at all what you are referring to, can you point me in the direction of resource to understand what/how this arrangement works?
I've bought the machine to solely work on my personal house renovation/extension project. When not operating she'll be parked in the back garden only accessed via side access, therefore should anyone want to pinch her they'll need to start her.
I mentioned calling Automatrics. All their current tracker are sold out, they will be bringing a new model to market ~summertime, however they have a number of recondition current model trackers for sale. From looking at the videos on youtube they seem to be a great tracking devise should your car/truck/machine be stolen.
@V8Druid I have read previous posts you've made about Hella, I'll be honest and say I don't understand at all what you are referring to, can you point me in the direction of resource to understand what/how this arrangement works?
I've bought the machine to solely work on my personal house renovation/extension project. When not operating she'll be parked in the back garden only accessed via side access, therefore should anyone want to pinch her they'll need to start her.
I mentioned calling Automatrics. All their current tracker are sold out, they will be bringing a new model to market ~summertime, however they have a number of recondition current model trackers for sale. From looking at the videos on youtube they seem to be a great tracking devise should your car/truck/machine be stolen.
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Brendan
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If it's always going to be at your house, leave it in the back garden and make access as hard as possible, if it's just access via a small side gate park a car in front of it. Be better off having decent insurance.
Trackers are hit and miss and not many places to hide them on small machines.
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Brendan
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So it just alerted them and they went out, never really watched the video and just assumed the cops were called by tracking people, turns out was just a coincidence they were going pasttalking of which:
Failed digger theft in Bolton on cctv
stupid twats...fp to the owners something to be said for having a few mates with cars..
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Colgan
Member
Exactly this, I hadn't thought of this initially until I spoke with Automatrics; their tracker unit is ~6" x 2". I imagine there are few places in a micro machine where you could hide a device that size.
Gecko
Well-known member
This one doesn't operate on GSM bands useful to me, so I've not seen one in the flesh, but it's obviously meant to be hidden in plain sight
(it will of course be sending all your locations back to china - if you care)
(it will of course be sending all your locations back to china - if you care)
William127
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Sat at traffic lights on a dual carriage way the other day, lovely golf r32 pulls across both lanes, couple jump out, bloke runs down between both lanes. The woman says 'our mates cars been stolen and its in the traffic behind you'!!WTF did he not pull into the junction tighter to stop the van trying to escape FFS
Not sure what the outcome was but these are the kinds of friends you need
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