Freddy 007
Gone but not forgotten
Oh okay I like the look of the xeng one because of its design you are more likely to use it...
Yes. It is right there on the ready, and you don't have a 20 pound hunk of steel flying around
dieselreek
Well-Known Member
if it dont start it domt drive
Five Pots
Active Member
I've just started a new job working away from home, and I have to park my Landy in a dodgy area at night, so I'm getting a bit paranoid (especially as there have been loads of reported thefts on Landywatch lately).
I realise that a multi-layered approach to security devices, might stop the scumbags or slow them down.
Anyway, I have a couple of questions about the X Eng kit..
Firstly the gear lever lock. Can the lock be removed by pulling it upwards such that the HI-LO knob comes off the lever?
And the Steering column lock. If the thief has a Master key, then they could still unlock it, and then tow/push the car away - right?
I realise that a multi-layered approach to security devices, might stop the scumbags or slow them down.
Anyway, I have a couple of questions about the X Eng kit..
Firstly the gear lever lock. Can the lock be removed by pulling it upwards such that the HI-LO knob comes off the lever?
And the Steering column lock. If the thief has a Master key, then they could still unlock it, and then tow/push the car away - right?
Thieves squeeze Range Rovers into container to sneak them out of the country | Daily Mail Online
How do they squeeze 'em in like that?
How do they squeeze 'em in like that?
The resurgence of the choice of 'Krooklok' or 'Autolok' as a deterrent as it helps slow the thief down, while he hacks through layers of security and the alarm goes bonkers ...
Speaking of which ...
Put fuses on the indicator feeds please owners ...
OBD locks ... to stop those with laptops programming a spare key ... are expensive ...
a good Landy bodge is this:
Speaking of which ...
Put fuses on the indicator feeds please owners ...
OBD locks ... to stop those with laptops programming a spare key ... are expensive ...
a good Landy bodge is this:
LifetimeLandy
Active Member
The resurgence of the choice of 'Krooklok' or 'Autolok' as a deterrent as it helps slow the thief down, while he hacks through layers of security and the alarm goes bonkers ...
Speaking of which ...
Put fuses on the indicator feeds please owners ...
OBD locks ... to stop those with laptops programming a spare key ... are expensive ...
a good Landy bodge is this:
Thanks for the idea Dippy. It's brilliantly simple, effective and cheap. Anyone can do this if they take the trouble to.
It is crap- just unbolt props
Push it and tow it away- simplest way to keep it is box it in far away from street lifter reach
LifetimeLandy
Active Member
Like to see you unbolting props in the dark. Sixteen very tight bolts with nylock nuts and the ones that you can't get at properly because of the angles that the U/J's are resting at. You need to roll the vehicle a little way to bring those bolts round to where you can grip them.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Rubbish I had to drop the prop on the 110 with a caravan on the back on an hill. all ya need is a pair of short 14mm deep offset ring spanners. took me about 20minutes But it was dark.
LifetimeLandy
Active Member
So 20 minutes for one prop.... that's 40 minutes for two props. And did you not have to roll back a little to get to the awkward bolts ?
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Nope didn't move it at all. had a the handbrake on the caravan and the wheels chocked.
LifetimeLandy
Active Member
Would take them more than 40 minutes. They must be careful not to make noise with their tools. They stop working and prepare to run away every time a vehicle goes by or when the wind blows the nearby bushes. They are almost ****ting themselves at the slightest sound. Could be nearer an hour, and hopefully they will have a few bumps on their empty heads from the gearbox cross member that they can't see in the dark. If the chassis is painted black, then all the harder to see what they are doing.
