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Re: Preventing mailbox vandalism
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Posted by taylor Lambert on December 10, 2001 at 11:37:17 from (66.35.130.66):
In Reply to: Preventing mailbox vandalism posted by Brad on December 10, 2001 at 05:50:07:
I have a freind that built his mail box opst on pipe that has a reach of 6 feet, it pivots on the base ad has springs to return it to center. he then plated it on the sides to take the the brunt of an attack. Here the sheriffs department as set up a few stings to catch bashers. i live on a dead end road and kids who arent familiar with the area will bash and drive to the old gravel road that dead ends. gives us time to park the dump truck in the road or take the backhoe and push the gravel in a pile so they cant get out till the sherriff comes by.
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