I've got a customer in the Chapel Hill, NC area that runs a gravel pit. Last winter he had someone go in his place overnight, drop the complete belly pan on his D5, drain the oil, and then put the pan back on. The only way he knew that they dropped the whole pan, rather than open the small drain hole, was that they didn't get all of the bolts back in and tight.
I told him he needs to hire somebody to come in to provide security, and 'hunt coyotes' at night. It doesn't hurt that there actually is a small pack that runs around the place...LOL
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