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Everybody needs one of these! <kjpro 03-28-2007
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Posted by on March 28, 2007, 4:56 pm
Protect your A/C from theft.

Check this out... LOL

http://tinyurl.com/2kjqr6



Posted by Bubba on March 28, 2007, 4:08 pm

>Protect your A/C from theft.
>
>Check this out... LOL
>
>http://tinyurl.com/2kjqr6
>

Thats rather funny actually. Everybody knows that know one would steal
a Lummox! :-)
The details are rather slim but Im guessing they are assuming that you
have a poured solid concrete pad below the unit? Nobody does that
anymore. Its all pre-cast or plastic.
So the unit is accessable through the top? Thats nice. Most of the
servicing is done through the side corner (usually the one closest to
the wall).
I can tell you that if I saw one of those it would get the quick
glance and "Yes Mr./Mrs customer. Everything is fine."
Besides, if a thief wants the copper that "safe" would hardly slow him
down. That coil would get yanked right out through the slots.
Bubba

Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski on March 29, 2007, 1:38 am

>
> >Protect your A/C from theft.
> >
> >Check this out... LOL
> >
> >http://tinyurl.com/2kjqr6
> >
>
> Thats rather funny actually. Everybody knows that know one would steal
> a Lummox! :-)
> The details are rather slim but Im guessing they are assuming that you
> have a poured solid concrete pad below the unit? Nobody does that
> anymore. Its all pre-cast or plastic.
> So the unit is accessable through the top? Thats nice. Most of the
> servicing is done through the side corner (usually the one closest to
> the wall).
> I can tell you that if I saw one of those it would get the quick
> glance and "Yes Mr./Mrs customer. Everything is fine."
> Besides, if a thief wants the copper that "safe" would hardly slow him
> down. That coil would get yanked right out through the slots.
> Bubba

THe dog cant piss directly on it anymore, and the mexican laborer will find
dit hard to damage with the weedeater.

==

NOW :

Doesnt matter what it is or how well it's is boltd down--if some stupid ass
crankster ( as if some different kind actually exists ) decides to spend
enough time on it then he's gonna either haul it off, else he'll get busted
or kill himself in trying.

--





Posted by on March 29, 2007, 2:18 am

>
> >
> > >Protect your A/C from theft.
> > >
> > >Check this out... LOL
> > >
> > >http://tinyurl.com/2kjqr6
> > >
> >
> > Thats rather funny actually. Everybody knows that know one would steal
> > a Lummox! :-)
> > The details are rather slim but Im guessing they are assuming that you
> > have a poured solid concrete pad below the unit? Nobody does that
> > anymore. Its all pre-cast or plastic.
> > So the unit is accessable through the top? Thats nice. Most of the
> > servicing is done through the side corner (usually the one closest to
> > the wall).
> > I can tell you that if I saw one of those it would get the quick
> > glance and "Yes Mr./Mrs customer. Everything is fine."
> > Besides, if a thief wants the copper that "safe" would hardly slow him
> > down. That coil would get yanked right out through the slots.
> > Bubba
>
> THe dog cant piss directly on it anymore, and the mexican laborer will
find
> dit hard to damage with the weedeater.
>
> ==
>
> NOW :
>
> Doesnt matter what it is or how well it's is boltd down--if some stupid
ass
> crankster ( as if some different kind actually exists ) decides to spend
> enough time on it then he's gonna either haul it off, else he'll get
busted
> or kill himself in trying.

For some reason I'm not getting all the posts on my reader lately. This is
the first post I received on this topic. :-(

Anyway, I thought the service access was funny. But what keeps a cordless
sawzall from doing it's thing on this masterpiece? As you say, if they want
it bad enough, they're going to get it.




Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski on March 29, 2007, 2:40 am

>
> >
> > >
> > > >Protect your A/C from theft.
> > > >
> > > >Check this out... LOL
> > > >
> > > >http://tinyurl.com/2kjqr6
> > > >
> > >
> > > Thats rather funny actually. Everybody knows that know one would steal
> > > a Lummox! :-)
> > > The details are rather slim but Im guessing they are assuming that you
> > > have a poured solid concrete pad below the unit? Nobody does that
> > > anymore. Its all pre-cast or plastic.
> > > So the unit is accessable through the top? Thats nice. Most of the
> > > servicing is done through the side corner (usually the one closest to
> > > the wall).
> > > I can tell you that if I saw one of those it would get the quick
> > > glance and "Yes Mr./Mrs customer. Everything is fine."
> > > Besides, if a thief wants the copper that "safe" would hardly slow him
> > > down. That coil would get yanked right out through the slots.
> > > Bubba
> >
> > THe dog cant piss directly on it anymore, and the mexican laborer will
> find
> > dit hard to damage with the weedeater.
> >
> > ==
> >
> > NOW :
> >
> > Doesnt matter what it is or how well it's is boltd down--if some stupid
> ass
> > crankster ( as if some different kind actually exists ) decides to spend
> > enough time on it then he's gonna either haul it off, else he'll get
> busted
> > or kill himself in trying.
>
> For some reason I'm not getting all the posts on my reader lately. This is
> the first post I received on this topic. :-(
>

Well, If ya gots Bubba blocked then makes perfect sense--otherwise...ya gots
some issues maybe.

Lemmee know, "Black dragon heavy industries" has a fairly relaible usenet
server--Im posting from my Isp right now on this terminal because it's
recently "reformatted"--actually its same disc from a circa 2003 emachines
box to something much fasater...???

I digress, I do still post from there in the shop--works great.

Anyways, great guy--just he mightr pop in and harasses the regulars here
upon the bored occasion is all.

--




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