Anti-theft measures
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Wow all this talk is scary, i leave my sc nytro out all night while i sleep where we ride and have never had anyone mess with any thing. I did think i was niave but it doesnt seem to happen or the sled is just not what they are looking for. My one buddy did always wire in a switch on his under the hood to slow em down but i always figured they would just throw it in the bed of a truck and go. Then they would find the switch while they were parting the thing out.
Can happen to anyone, i think people should just focus on making sure thieves cant steal thier truck as opposed to the sled. Seems like they are taking the whole rig and trailer then pulling the sleds out further down the road. Just sick.
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check this site out,,they some interesting GPS tracking devices,,,I like this cause i'd wanna find them for touchn my baby:crazy:
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/livewire-lightninggps-trackingdevice.html
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/livewire-lightninggps-trackingdevice.html
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Well, when my stuff is at home, i keep it all in a garage. and i have 2 fairly large 100+lb dogs that could hear a pin drop in the neighbors house. they wake up and bark once or twice when a car so much as slows down going by my house. and when we are out somewhere, i always pull the keys from everything, and have On-Star on all of my vehicles, so stealing my rig would not get you very far. If someone wants to steal a sled or trailer bad enough, then nothing you do will stop them. its sad to say,but that is the way it works most of the time..
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I'm gonna sleep in my 43 foot - 2 place trailer all snug & warm next to my defender.
If a door opens - shoot shovel & shut up.
Touch my junk - leave in a trunk...
If a door opens - shoot shovel & shut up.
Touch my junk - leave in a trunk...
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Even though I use front and rear superclamps with locks and have an alarm in my truck with an engine immobilizer and steering wheel club, I recently purchased this 66 foot cable lock with a 120 dB siren. I park my truck close to the door of my house and run the cable from the lock with siren (inside the house) through the sled and the bumper of my truck. If the cable gets cut then the alarm goes off.
Here is the link:
http://www.etipinc.com/lockalarm.asp
Great for locking up the dirt bikes and generator when camping in the summer too!
Here is the link:
http://www.etipinc.com/lockalarm.asp
Great for locking up the dirt bikes and generator when camping in the summer too!
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GPS Tracker
I used this http://www.goldeneyegps.com cost $299 cad and No monthly fees which can add up! Ask for the model GE 990 it is the same as the ones on there site but it does not have a starter disable (I did not think it was needed.) And is less expensive.
The guys Name is Rich and the 1800 number is on the site he was a big help and I sleep better knowing I can track and get alerts when my toys move.
I used this http://www.goldeneyegps.com cost $299 cad and No monthly fees which can add up! Ask for the model GE 990 it is the same as the ones on there site but it does not have a starter disable (I did not think it was needed.) And is less expensive.
The guys Name is Rich and the 1800 number is on the site he was a big help and I sleep better knowing I can track and get alerts when my toys move.
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we have been using polaris covers for a couple of years. They make a great anit theft device. who would want to steal one.
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Unfortunately only about 32 feet but my driveway is right next to my front door so it works for me. Even if you ran it from your sled through the wheel of your truck it would have to be cut if someone tried to steal either item. It is 120 DB so you would hear it even if it was not inside your house, hotel or RV.
here in Los Angeles no one steals snowmobiles, unless they are confused and think they are jetskis. In canada I just take the motor out of my old ford f350 at night and I use a steel trailer and weld the wearbars to the deck, then pull all the wheels off and bring them into the hotel room. everything is there in the morning
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We use battery disconnects on our equipment (you could interupt power to starter and still maintain power to alarm system), would work on trucks too.....a deterrent at best but they will slow em' down.
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I have had good luck using the Axis M10 series of cameras for such remote baby monitoring applications. They work well with SecuritySpy. These cameras have available features such as two way audio, an integrated PIR sensor to detect motion even in total darkness, and a remotely controlled (white) nighttime illuminator, which works pretty well on the area directly in front of the camera.
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