4 Place Open Floe Pro 100 and a 2008 Black MXZX 800r, 2007 Yellow MXZ Trail 500ss and a 1999 Mini Z stolen from my driveway in Hobart, Indiana tonight between 6:45 pm and 11:30 pm. All three sled have black ski doo covers. Trailer had a tongue lock and a lock on the latch. Not sure how these assholes took it.....Wife was HOME when they were stolen. I have a .40 cal round for the back of their head if I find them!!!! God Damn dogs that bark when a fly ****s made no noise....
Sleds Stolen!!!
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johnnyblaze
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Really sorry to hear that. I live in NWI. I'll be sure to keep an eye out.
Post up some pics and Ill look up here in the twin cities area-
Check out my post too and keep an eye out for our sleds and trailer too!
Scottiking PISSED!
Check out my post too and keep an eye out for our sleds and trailer too!
Scottiking PISSED!
techsledder
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I hear if you have an XP chassis ski doo you should tell a doo dealer. They'll take down your info and the serial number... IF the spineless a - hole that took sled is dumb enough to take it in for "work", the ECM read will tell the dealer the sled is stolen.
mjkaliszak
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Good Input Techsledder....
anonomoose
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Not trying to cry in your soup here, but while you thought this was a secure process, obviously it was not.
I have often thought that anyone with an old pickup truck could come and hook up the chains tight to the hitch and pull stuff like this away.
Put a post hole in the yard next to the location for the trailer and pour a bag of ready mix in there. Then plant an eye bolt in the cement. Secure to the eye bolt a cable which has been made from cable from tractor supply and string a nice bright yellow hose over the cable. This is a great deterrent, won't scratch anything and anyone who cases the joint will see this and move on.
Yeah, it take a bit to do this, but it's a hassle to get the insurance money which is never enough to replace what you lost.
I see trailers sitting around in backyards and next to houses all the time and figure most are lucky they haven't been stolen. If it isn't locked down to the ground...it can be taken in a heart beat.
Lastly, it isn't a smart idea to threaten death to brainless folks who do this sort of thing because they could end up getting shot somewhere and you have just now proclaimed to the world that you would shoot them if you got the chance. This now puts you into the number one hot seat if something happens to these poor innocent fellas who have fallen on hard times and needed your sleds to ....well you get the picture.
45 cal. sounds better to me.
Yea Anonomoose... this cat is fuming[Doo67] and ya give him a course in police security! Skido67, I feel your pain man. A friend of mine had his sled stolen only to find it 3 yrs. later trying to get a tag for it. The OSP posted a "Stolen" on the web and recovered it 5 states away. Anonomoose is right though, and I'm going to take his advise and chain,cable and park my [sleds] in a location that is not easily accessible for the Perps.
Yea Anonomoose... this cat is fuming[Doo67] and ya give him a course in police security! Skido67, I feel your pain man. A friend of mine had his sled stolen only to find it 3 yrs. later trying to get a tag for it. The OSP posted a "Stolen" on the web and recovered it 5 states away. Anonomoose is right though, and I'm going to take his advise and chain,cable and park my [sleds] in a location that is not easily accessible for the Perps.
LOL...right. Better not use a 40 cal now. Maybe a Desert Eagle would be a better choice!
Huh?
I think a gun shot is way to quick much better to play with them foe a few weeks first 1st a game of silence of the lambs put the lotion in the basket.then dress up like the machine with a big alloy bat and show him how to make a bat disappear and corect his posture at the same time