Posted by DFZ on December 11, 2015 at 17:48:20 from (184.100.185.44):
Looking into buying Lo-Jack or something else for some of our equipment. Mostly the high value/high demand equipment like our RTV's/small tractors/lawnmower. I don't worry about the larger (50HP+) tractors as much because there is so little Agriculture left in SW Washington that I don't think there is as much value to thieves as a nice RTV or compact tractors. Besides, we would hear one of the larger tractors leaving. There has been quite a bit of equipment theft here rescently and one of our local tractor dealerships just had 2 lawnmowers stolen off the lot. The thieves actually stole the mowers that were still crated from the factory, and stole a van truck from the dealership to haul them in. No surprise they found the truck the next day, no lawnmowers. A friend very near us had a trailer and lawnmower stolen from his lot this spring. Found the trailer next day, again- no mower.
So my question is, how many of you use Theft recovery systems? Anything to watch out for? I priced Lo-Jack, it looks like $695 each unit, but at least there is no monthly or subscription fee. Another unit I priced was something like $100, with $15.99 a month. That adds up to a lot if you never use it. Lo Jack claims to have a great recovery rate.
BTW:, BEFORE YOU ASK OR COMMENT, Yes, we do pull the keys in all of our Equipment. No, pulling the batteries is not an option- We are a working farm and use our equipment daily. Yes, we have a gate, but thieves have bolt cutters. And No, a gun is not an option, thieves would be gone before we hear anything, too many buildings, we can't see anybody around the barns.
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