Generators stolen --- UPDATE pg 4
Well, it finally happened. We're in Quartzsite, boondocking on BLM land and our two Honda generators were taken between 10 pm and 8 00am this morning. We had heavy duty vinyl covered cables, but that ...
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johndeerefarmer wrote:navegator wrote:
Steel cables are no match for a good size bolt cutter, either lock the units out of sight or bolt them to the frame the more bolts the better, the low life's are looking for a quick and easy grab and run, a generator bolted down with four bolts is a deterrent, six bolts is even better all they are looking for is drug money.
navegator
Have you ever even tried to cut a steel cable with bolt cutters? A cable is 10x harder to cut than a chain. The best way to cut a cable is with a battery powered Milwaukee grinder with a cutoff wheel
As I posted earlier, cables are easily cut with this cheap tool. Bolt cutters are the wrong tool for cables! Cheap bolt cutters have a hard time with case hardened chain. Of course a battery power Dremel tool with the little cut off wheels will cut case hardened locks and chain.
http://www.harborfreight.com/28-inch-cable-cutters-6649.html
Chris
