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Re: O/T Make it easier on the poor thieves
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Posted by Redmud on July 28, 2005 at 17:07:10 from (216.167.146.89):
In Reply to: O/T Make it easier on the poor thieves posted by George in Biloxi on July 28, 2005 at 11:16:29:
Back when I worked heavy equipment, I didn't need to get a key from the owner of the equipment. If working John Deere, my key would fit from the smallest tractor to the largest piece of equipment John Deere made. Most equipment was that way, one key fit all. I never thought there was problem with that, and still don't.. And If a thief wants something bad enough, color it gone.
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