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Old 08-15-2012, 11:47 PM
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keeping trucks on site worries....

I was thinking about keeping some trucks on site at a apartment complex. Less worry about travel time and getting into an accident. But I'm worried about theft. I can create an ignition kill switch hidden easy enough. But what about batteries, tires, ice scrapers,etc?
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Old 08-16-2012, 04:50 AM
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So you going to drive thee to where your trucks are?
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If there ugly enough, no body will mess with them Back in the day, my uncle used to leave 5 or so trucks and a loader at the department store he plowed. I remember he would always have to move them off the property by a certin date because of some tax issue with the store??? He really never had problems with people bothering them. I think one time, someone walked off with a few bags of calcium chloride, but that was it. Again, his trucks wern't anything special, but they got the job done.
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