Tool Theft, Peel And Steal, Slow Them Down With This Easy Solution.
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Simple Solution To Tool Theft, Peel And Steal, Slow Them Down With This Easy Solution.
This Simple Solution can be fixed by anyone with a few lengths of rope and if you can tie rope knots that’s it done.
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I like the electrification idea better. Discourage return visitors. Still not as good as shooting them though. May seem a bit harsh to some but you got a right to protect your livelihood and property from thieves.
plus carpet gripper just inside the top lip works well
@Rob Harman I’ve reversed searched your image and now know you’ve been involved in vehicle thefts.
Kevin Bower, it is a sad reflection on the world we live in that so many think they have the right to steal from others rather than earn a living in a decent way.
It’s a sad reflection on van manufacturers that any tradesmen has to spend even more money on making them secure.
Loved your video pal the blue transit was mine all you transit owners will be pleased to know the gang responsible for this were tracked down and thought it best they handed themselves in and the 3 of them went to prison lol
Thanks for sharing that info. Hope all is good in your world of work now.
It's about time the manufacturers sorted this out, vehicle not fit for perpose!
Manufacturers cant do much, as soon as all vans have a particular security measure it becomes worthwhile working out how to defeat it, your better off buying a cheaper van with no security at all then using the extra money to get a specialist to sort it out. The criminal then doesn't know what he's dealing with and anything that slows him down is likely to make him move on.
If you make all the doors thief proof you watch them just cut the skin out to get inside, you wont stop them getting in, all you can do is make it easier for them to bugger off and rob someone else's van, sad but true.
popuptoaster if only cloaking devices were real :(
Popuptoaster good point
@@bridgendesar They are! I had a motorcycle that automatically developed one and disappeared outside my house - still haven't found it..
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They just want your Money
Can’t understand anyone giving advice gets thumbs down 🤷🏿♂️ Anyroad, I bought some of these and up to now, quality 👍
Thank you Gary. Appreciated.
My van has 4 deadlocks (top and bottom of side + rear doors), a Hykee lock on the drivers door, a Thatcham Cat 1 alarm system plus an additional second alarm system with PIR's on the load area doors and motion sensors in the back. All of the signwriting has come off, too. What a sad reflection it is, that I have to spend over £1k just trying to prevent some scumbag from stealing my ability to support my wife and kids, and put food on the table.
Kevin Bower you're absolutely 100% mate what you need and what is a lot cheaper is just set it up and have a baseball bat waiting and kick the absolute s*** out of anybody tries to get into your van I'm sure the story will go around the estate and I bet nobody ever tries it again
Kevin very sad indeed.
I've been doing this with ratchet straps for years now. 👍🙂
confused dot com I presume it works for you then. I’m glad of that.
That sounds reasonable however if it ain't made from uncut table material meaning a knife could cut it is useless that would only work if strap went round the edges of the frame of van and was made out of metal cables
I know it ain't always possible but my approach has changed in recent years.
I now have an ear-bursting sound bomb in the back (you can't get in without ear defenders), along with a strobe light and very, very tough storage chests and I leave the back door 'OPEN'.
If they disable the sciren and get through the tool chests then at least they haven't caused four figures worth of damage to my truck in the process.
Been hit twice since and touch wood they have looked at the task facing them and have fooked off, with no loss and no damage... fingers crossed for the future.
I know you can't always put everything in a tool chest but you can put some of the high value stuff in there as least, (it's power tools they really seem to want).
I'd rather just kill the scum... but apparently their lives are worth something so we're not allowed to do that!
Hi @what knot I just want to say excellent video, really good idea, it's a shame most people in the comments are too simple to take this idea and put their own twist on it that makes it suitable for their specific needs.
This is great for people leasing vans or just don't want to commit to dead locks etc.. lots of people in different circumstances, some in high rise flats, taking tools out every night etc not really ideal and if anything it tells the thief exactly what is in the van.
Personally I would use ratchet straps for this, and park the rear doors up against a wall.
Obviously even a dead lock at the top don't stop them twisting the other side.
This tricks would go down nice with dead locks.
Once again thanks for sharing
Kurt Bang Tidy Thanks for the constructive comment.
If people use anything it has to be good.
Good idea about the hired or leased vans though. Have a good one.
just fit a couple of back gate bolts job done and no string required.
Ratchet strap is lots easier
OgBs Off grid. Anything at all if you can tie knots in rope tie knots in rope. The thing is to do something.
No ones ever taught you a truckers hitch?
Grant Pantling I can actually tie a truckers hitch. The information in this video is meant to share an easy way for others.
This video looks more like an advertisement than an informational video. And what you are sharing is more difficult than another technique. Most comments say use a deadbolt. Which is not necessarily an easy solution.
Think about what the process would be if you had ropes (cut to size?) with the loops already made. Attach rope to one hook. attach rope to other hook. run the rope through the only hole. then chinch down and tie a simple knot... and the best part. Taking it apart.... one step, pull on rope...
Grant Pantling As long as you’re doing something it doesn’t matter what.
Some people will have seen this and are now using deadbolts, deadlocks, rope and tie knots, chains, ratchet straps, anything at all.
If they hadn’t seen this video they might still be doing nothing.
I could have done nothing but I decided to put a video together to try and help, showing an easy way.
If it’s helped a few I’ve done my job.
Thanks for your input.
The more comments it gets, the more see it.
Very effective and practical solution....im going to do it, a big thanks!
Great little solution & you can hang items on the cord.
We have been putting ratchet straps on side doors for years have one going to ratchet mounted under seat now with hole in bulkhead to back doors
Ruari nice solution
I’ve put catenery wire loops with a gripple on each door. The back Doors get ratchet straped to the racking and then the side door ratchet through a hole in the bottom of the bulkhead and strapped to the bottom bars on the passengers seat
Carpet gripper and razor blades have done a brilliant job for me over the years..😆
He He what a solution - Must take half an hour to set up and god help you if you need the side door open - Just fit deadlocks and the jobs sorted - If you can bend the door them little hooks arnt going to save you
bernie129locksmith The videos 3 minutes long. Not 30. The point in holding it in tight is they can’t get fingers down the gap.
Being a lock smith I can see that locks would be a solution for you. I’d agree with you.
But there are many solutions and many vans with nothing at all.
This can be done for free if you Tie Knots.
I’ve seen dreadlocks drilled around or cut with a grinder ignoring them altogether.
The thing is to use as many ways as possible.
They take 6 seconds to tie and untie.
Have a good one.
What a brilliant idea..!
I get home from work, at 8pm, in the pouring rain - unload all my tools and equipment at the roadside, climb in and tie the door shut and then load whatever is left, back in the van...
Sure, this method will prevent anyone yanking the top of the door out, but the cost of repairing the door (which would be covered by my insurance anyway) would be less than the cost of replacing my tools if they were stolen (not covered by my insurance).
Deadlocks are the only way to go - even they aren't perfect (there have been cases of thieves using a nibbler to just cut the steelwork), but they are enough to deter the majority of opportunist thieves.
Criminals aren't known for their work ethic - they don't want to work too hard. If you make the effort to improve the physical security on your van, they'll generally move on to one of the hundreds of other vans in your area, where the owners haven't bothered.
Chris Surname
You fully explain very well how criminals have a lousy work ethic.
Which is the point of making it more difficult for them to get fingers or anything else behind the door.
Not quite sure why you would have to move unload all the tools if you have a backdoor to get in and out of.
Deadlocks, padlocks, Rope, Chain, ratchet straps. Use any of them.
But use them is the point.
Have a good one.
What Knot - I run a mobile locksmiths business. I have thousands of pounds worth of tools and stock in the back of my van, including boards for boarding up broken windows, a ladder and stepladder, boxes full of locks, window and door hinges, etc.
If I carried less stuff around on a day to day basis, I could easily climb in the back doors to use your method of tying the side door shut, but then - if I carried less around with me, I would be able to get a smaller van, so this probably wouldn't be an issue...
I often get called out (after the event) to tradesmen who's vans have been broken into, so I would suggest that I probably get to see the inside of more tradesman's vans than you do and most of them, are usually pretty much full up...
Chris Surname
You might do. You never know. I’ve seen plenty over the last 40 years since I left school and went straight into the building industry.
Done a lot more since then.
But it’s not a competition, I’m trying to show a very simple cheap way for those that may do nothing.
I’m sure you’d sooner sell them locks.
As I said in my reasoning anything is better than nothing.
Have a good one.
Sod that just plug the van into the mains 240 volts shud do it
Plus your khow who it is as they will still be there in the morning ;)
Man WHY do people take what isn't theirs. Why do they disrespect themselves SO MUCH, by disrespecting hardworking artisans / people? !!!!!
Government should stop second hand sales in tools without prof of purchase.
Yeh, there is something fishy esp at car boot and even the hight street pawn shops, I'm sure though they'd only buy from known sources but still it's dogey.
How would they enforce that then? They are too busy stopping people who say naughty words on social media
nw8000 let's have solutions. One way would be to register goods ID number with the manufacturer.
Government does not give a shit if there is no tax to be collected
Super-sim even if you register it with the manufacturer it makes no difference. I have a log of all my tools and their serial no. but when have you ever bought a second hand tool and checked the serial number with the manufacturer? Makita don't even let you register the tool after 30 days
Then how do you get out of the van. Seriously, I would screw angle iron to the inside edges of each door.
Would be easier to get a piece of link chain or better still steel wire pre cut to length with hooks on either side!
Tahir Rana Anyway you can.
Tahir Rana, I like the way you think. Keeping it simple & secure.
how do you tighten a chain? - it needs to be tight to stop thieves pulling it open. You can't put it in if it's already tight so it needs to be loose and then tightened.
Get a van with the door on the right side. It’ll confuse ‘m.
Rudolf Rednose Take it off altogether. Make them solid all round. Can at least reverse up to something then.
Just use big siren so as soon as they try hard on a door it can go off
I feel like you have just shown me something almost useless. I will not tell you why because I don't want to make bad people skilled and who knows who is watching these videos. I will tell you that it already exists and it is very cheap.. Normal ratchet straps like the ones you use for trailers, vans, motorcycles and allot of other places.. I love you for trying to make the world a better place for honest people, thanks👍...
Charlie Nielsen If you can tie knots in rope or use straps please do. In the U.K. the rate of theft is running at 24,000 van break ins per year.
Police force doing very little.
Van drivers need help, I’m just giving them ideas.
Many have said use straps.
I’m glad they do that, my video has made them say that, many might now be actually physically doing something.
So it’s a win.
I feel like the people owning the cars are smart enough to figure out how to use a ratchet strap themselves and how to make it work. It is about always being a step ahead, cost efficient, easy accessibility and allot of other stuff. I don't care for statistics because one is to many. It is a great thing you are trying to make the world better. Keep one going. I will do the same and eventually we will be there and I'll buy you a beer how about that?
By the way you are getting my thumbs up for doing something and that is what I can do to support you. And I hope you succeed at getting your message out. Best of luck.🍀
Only in the u.k. probably dont think it hapoens alot in the u.s. since most rather take the loud and agressive approach than the smart and sneaky way to getting in
Why not just use deadbolts on the inside ? Seems a long winded way to secure a door !
very long winded I agree couple of throw bolts
i stick to using one side door which has two extra external locks on and then on the other side door and rear doors i just riveted some hasp and staple locks top and bottom with padlocks on them....know it works because on a previous van they had tried to bend the doors but they hardly budged, couldn't even get a gap to try and saw through the locks......also having driven vans for over 30 years i am still disgusted how little care and attention manufacturers give to security, considering how much they cost. Someone needs to take them all to task and have them explain why they are all so easy to break into
I’m glad you’ve found ways to stop them. Thanks for giving others ideas to stop them also.
I totally agree about the manufacturers. The first one to sort it out properly would gain many more sales surely?
Like I'm gonna screw around like this every time I leave my van, so if my vans full of tools and I got a bulk head how do I get out after I spend an hour of my day yanking on rope 🙄🙄🙄🙄Lord God, bolt locks , dead locks job done ..
John boy C used to love that program. “Goodnight John boy”
Seriously though John the video is 3 minutes long. How that gets to an hour, I have no idea.
Many at present spend an hour after their day at work unloading and carrying in their tools to store in their homes. Then another hour each morning loading them back up again.
If this slows the thieves down or stops them. Then it’s 3 minutes well spent.
In my humble opinion.
I’ve had break ins happen to me in my office and Home 4 times. It’s not a nice feeling.
Have you any ideas that don’t end up with you in jail ?
What Knot lol. I was comparing it to the amount of tools in my own van, there's no floor space to walk into but for a camper if they bolt hooks on the door and walls your method surely would work...
Goodnight Elizabeth .....😀😀
What knot wow!
Park at a lamppost or wall
this is mad i slept in my transit all the way to madrid ratchet straps from passenger door to drivers door and in the back put gate bolts into the floor turn and drop in the hole i drilled in floor fasten to bottom of door pointing down to the hole i drilled easy fix wont slide open and two on back doors and one accross ..
Hmm. Quicker to take all the power tools out.
James Yep.
how will they know if power tools are there or not. They will still peel the doors to have a look, some there, steal them, none there try another van
Yes I take em out at night
An absence of power tools won't stop them damaging your door.
Would be a lot Easter just to fit some slim line bolts - orgoing back to your idea Rachet straps with hooks
Good idea but my vans full of tools and racking.
THE BUILD MASTER not if the thieves manage to bend it the other way, folding it inside.
Drunken Society I didn't even think about that.
Had my van broke in , caught the scum , they threw the boxes at me and my partner , fell over they ran got away ran past their car , ( later found out) . We are in shrewsbury , Scrots bought car in Bristol , I told police they were Romanian , guess what nationality the bloke in Bristol was .?? No shite Sherlock . They closed the case . Hate being a carpenter now , glad we left the common market ( Eu) . My grandad nearly gave his life for this country ( for what ? ) , not this . There will be another civil war soon . Been there before .
Paul Rumbold Bad News all round, glad they didn’t get your tools though.
That's a bit unfair mate, stealing existed before common market (EU). I am pretty sure the British Museum does not have receipts for all of the historic artifacts they have.
Cival war is immanent, because the British people are not happy with the circumstances in which there living!.
All the Morales, principals ethics and standards synonymous with our country not only here but worldwide are being ebbed away.
The government has no effective power, and is full of glorified school prefects. There isn't a real man or leader among them.
In the eyes of Europe we we are like a ship without direction becalmed without unity or a captain!
Pathetic!!! Bring back Churchill before it's TOO LATE,!!!
You don't need that, just mount a flat iron on the door that hooks behind the beam above the door.
Perhaps a big sticker?...All tools sneezed on regularly. Instead of a whatnot, perhaps a trucker's knot. It's free!
Truckers hitch~~fast and easy to tie and untie.
"Your'e having a laugh" as someone below said. Has anyone ever bought these? Its like a Truckers Hitch without tying any knots. But a Truckers Hitch is faster. Even when you consider this guy was fumbling around.
I can tie a taut line hitch a lot quicker than with the gadgets!
So I’ve reversed tight to my garage opened my side door jumped in done this and bingo I’ve created my camper van as I can’t get out 🤣🤣🤣
But you are inside so you could undo what you've just done ?
@@StevenDaniels1 so no security ?
You could just drill a couple holes and drop in some locking pins.
Michael Free You certainly could. 👍🏻😃
What if the thefts steal the fall van and use a grinder to cut a hole in the side of the van
That won’t stop them opening it from the bottom of side loader door with a lever bar
Cheap ratchet straps are a lot easier to fit and tighten, then remove next day..
Graham Dawes Tying Knots is the cheapest, especially if you have knots.
Every idea is worth a try. Even chain cut to length, pop it over the hook job done.
Have a good one.
What Knot great solution
Steven Daniels,
The only sensible reply I've seen on this .👍
Absolutely repulsive morally defective lowlife's doing this to another person's property. Looks like Zimbabwe.....
Thank you for sharing your excellent video 🙏
Should you be showing this openly on the internet?
Falls Ihr es immer noch nicht mitbekommen habt ... Seit Erfindung der Akku Winkelschleifer gibt es keinen wirksamen Einbruchschutz mehr bei Kastenwagen oder Wohnmobilen. Zeitbedarf, um in das Trompetenblech eines Lieferwagen eine neue Tür zu schneiden: ca. 30-60 Sekunden.
Das mag wahr sein, aber nicht alle gängigen Oiks und Abschaumdiebe haben notwendigerweise einen kabellosen Winkelschleifer.
You cannot be serious. Where is Jeremy beetle hiding?
Lee Gill Didn’t see him around. Never mind perhaps next time.
Have a good one. 👍🏻 🤝 🙏
In his grave by the looks of it.
What knot? A tautline hitch with a stopper.
Wouldn't cable or chain be better than rope?
We are too soft on crime there is no deterrent now , they should be scared stiff to do it if. If they got 10 years they would think twice and crime would drop.
another option would be to remove a finger or two for theft
Why not use a 2 sliding door patio bolts, they can also be locked
Carl Paine anything at all. I really don’t care what you use?
As long as people are using something.
Stick a Pitbull in there 👍
disconnect the battery wire the van to the mains that what i do me transit is safe sat on me drive way
you'll get nicked if anyone gets hurt, even if they ARE breaking in and then it wont matter if you have tools or not you'll be banged up and wont be able to use them anyway.
Or some kid who's ball went under your van, or the posty who leans on the van to get a stone out of his shoe........
Personally i seriously doubt you HAVE got your van wired up to the mains anyway, it's not that simple to make it work let alone work effectively and it's the kind of thing people who don't know any better always say that you should do without thinking about HOW to do it or the effect it might have on the ECU or other systems within the van.
you seriously don't know i have no doubts on my first comment
12v electric fence chargers for livestock. Energize the chassis.
what about the negative supply from the battery that's already connected to it?
@@jaydee2559 the 12v (battery style) fence charger have both leads from the battery attached to the input of the fence charger. From the fence charger output the positive goes to isolated fence and negative goes to ground. It this case the positive goes to the chassis of the vehicle because it's all metal and it's isolated from ground by the rubber tires. The negative has to be attached to ground. Anyone touching the vehicle will get zapped. I believe current will go through painted surfaces, just a matter of experimenting. I don't know if the fence charger will affect the vehicle' electrical/electronic system or not.
I am NOT talking about using the battery of vehicle for the fence charger. You need to use an independent/separate battery for the fence charger. And the fence charger only used when vehicle is OFF.
@@thelightworshipper9687 You said: "I don't know if the fence charger will affect the vehicle' electrical/electronic system or not."
SO WHY ARE YOU SUGGESTING YOUR IDEA THEN???
It's people like you who cause untold damage and misery to others with your "smart" ideas that don't actually work well because you've no idea in the first place. Have you ever put a positive supply through the negative terminal of an electronic device (eg the radio) ? It doesn't work afterwards but this is the very idea you are putting forward.
Or better still wire the body of the van to the mains electricity supply! preferably 30 amp!
might be a slight problem with the negative terminal of the battery being connected to it already
If a child or pet makes contact with your vehicle, it could potentially be fatal.
Really quick and easy ?
Very good, I use my side door for access, how would I get out?
Stay in the car. Then you are safe.😃
Do I have to do this every night. Damn hope I don’t miss a day
I think a pistol is more effective! But nice video!
A mounted spear gun with a fishing line trip takes minimal space with maximum effect.
How are you meant to do all that with tools and equipment or stock and what about the back doors are you meant to do that as well and just sleep in the van??????
Cool name
No one ever breaks into the master blasters van for some reason.
Hi, can these be fit to the new shape connect. Thanks Jon 👍
I’m not sure Jon, you need a lip or hole to secure the hook into. I’m sure there must be something. 🤷♂️
I remember old cars being taken using that method, have you got any ideas on preventing this?
RUSHY 01 Plenty of methods to secure steering wheels these days. Might be an Idea. Krooklock I can recall.
What Knot Alright thanks 👍
If they can bend the doors I’m sure them hooks ain’t gonna do shit
just use ratchet straps waist way easier and just to secure.
I admire you trying but logically that sounds stupid if they can bend a whole door what's that silly little hook Gunna do it will be the first thing that bends and the rope will just fall of not to mention a sharp object will cut straight through the roap
This must be a joke ….. securing doors with ropes ????😳😳😳😳
There needs to be a cleaner solution...
Hoodiefoodie They should be built secure! 👍🏻
R2O Rent 2 Own. Clarior Futura Ltd exactly smh
my wife sleeps in my van you wouldnt go there i have a whole bed with our dog mmmmmm
So they then can't do the side door so then move on to one of the back doors 🙄
They might. It’s a suggestion trying to help. It has helped some I know.
They have bought and said so.
It won’t help all, unfortunately.
I've had my van done not much can stop them I've got Proximity sensors on my van now so if you get within 1m of the van I know . Ive used this method you are showing and dose help well-done for letting others know
Looks like the hooks are gonna be the weak point. They'll bend straight and fall out.
ro63rto Stainless Steel, if enough force was to be put on them the van doors and structure would give first.
What Knot pretty pointless then mate
ro63rto The hooks will take a lot of bending as ours are Stainless Steel. Stronger than the door material. Actually stronger than most of the van material.
I was hopingng this was a new TOOL song.....
Nice one mate, will do that with some ratchet straps... Any idea how to secure the back door though? (and still have it openable?)
I don’t I’m afraid. Sorry. Other than right through to the front seats. Attach it shut the door, pull the rope taught. Lock the front doors. 🤷♂️
Do you think Ford should hire this man 😂🤣do you think now they now this they might bring a knives 🙄
you can steal the items from some other van
pa bits berry 😂😂😅😅👍
pa bits berry Yep
Get deadlocks
Richard Fox Could Do, but in the Facebook group concerning this even deadlocks are cut around, drilled around, forced open.
This is meant as a low cost method to slow them down and might even put them off.
If it was used on the bottom of the door as well it would stop those prying the doors open a little and all the locks just unlock.
This is unbelievable really. Less than an inch and all the locks pop open.
Joke.
The first van manufacturer to sort this out properly with regards to overall security will make a killing.
Why cant i find these for sale anywhere ?
uknokianut how many would you like. Email me at steven@jrpuk.com I can supply you directly.
YourWhatKnot.com
The solution to all this theft comes down to the designers of the vans, they need to pull their fingers out of their a**e and design a van that can't be broken in to so easily.
They are still tearing the hell out of your truck. A security system with a motion detector should work much better.
Anything that helps stop them for sure.
just use a trucker knot lol
Its very depressing, I hate thieves!
ben king As do I.
May as well just weld the door round all the seams
Had to that on my old Tranny van as the underneath had rusted and needed a plate welding to it.Funnily enough even though the van was in poor condition it never got broken into,had it for 7 years.Next van broken into in first year and then stolen 2 weeks ago.
@@ashyclaret got a hunch the scruffy vans are probably seen as less likely to have valuables in than a nice new expensive one
WTF. This is a fantastic solution if I NEVER USED THE VAN for anything. So every time I use the van, I have to remember to do this afterwards. Great, I mean great solution. Amazing. Fantastic. I'm joking, it's not a solution, it's a joke.
Ron Miller Thanks for the comment. Have a good one. Keep up the good work.
Weld doors better
A bet they couldn’t bend that sprinter door anyway
I was here first Hi. The van I’m in is somebody else’s but it’s a VW. Old one.
Thanks.
I’ve seen videos of 3 blokes hanging on a door knees up against the door and it soon bends.
The state of security on these vans is shocking.
Dispatch vans no damage but locks just unlock in seconds. Ridiculous.
What Knot that’s not good news. I also drive the later vw Crafter and to be honest I sell fabric and is apart from delivering its always empty, so I never lock it on the drive. If they want to have a look they can and they have a few times screwdriver in hand but thank god no damage they had the brains to try the door first.
It's a load of old rope....
Time to take it off and go to work by the time you have pissed about with all that shit . Just ratchet strap it like ogbs off grid said 2 bloody weeks ago..........
Mick Gordon Great job well done. As long as you’re doing something and Not losing tools worth £1,000s for the want of a few seconds.
If it’s got people to do anything even tying knots it’s a good thing.
It’s not me you should be annoyed at really though is it.
Perhaps it’s the scum that steal the tools.
Have a great week, look after yourself and your tools.
Wot a fk on
Waste of time, they will go in the back doors. Stupid Idea. Click Bait. Get a very agressive dog and put his kennel in there . Train him to bark on touch of the van. No one is gonna take the chance with a aggressive dog. Make sure you have a roof vent. Plenty of water for him. Give him a extra meal on every thieving hand he rips off as an incentive.
Thanks for showing the world how to break into a van......duh. This is advertising at its worst.
Silly ford tranzits
I know who you are .... Next door ...
What a carrot cruncher, no thanks
None Of The Above No problem, hope you use something. Saw a picture today where none of this would help, no matter what you were using.
They just cut a hole in the roof and peeled it back.
What Knot dude exactly if they want it in the UK, they'll take it, probably kick your door of beat the fuck out of you, and get a fine, country is a fucking embarrassment.
What a stupid idea, so you have to remove them to get the door open. What a waste of time.
Get deadlocks.
your having a laugh
pete hall Why’s that. Simple idea. Do it for nothing. Tie knots.