I remember that thread now...I even commented on it.
Thanks.
Thanks.
"Special" Fuel for a thief...
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Originally Posted By: greenfordtruck
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
A nice 75/25 mix of gas and diesel should do the trick, especially if the thief is working during the night. The smell should be pretty close.
I'm a fan of a small bottle of jack daniels with rat poison in it. Supposed to be in glovebox for a car theif but this guy still needs a lesson.
Thanks for the link. Some great ideas here.
I'll be putting out a "bait" can soon!
I'll be putting out a "bait" can soon!
Originally Posted By: SWSportsman
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
A common theme from epic literature is that in doing justice, you become unjust yourself.
For me, it just is a caution, which I accept as part of the deal.
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
A common theme from epic literature is that in doing justice, you become unjust yourself.
For me, it just is a caution, which I accept as part of the deal.
If the gas was stolen once or twice, I would not bother as the guy maybe was running on fumes, but if it is stolen on regular basis, then I would definitely spike the gas with something potent enough to at least mess up the fuel pump or injectors.
Diesel will just stall the engine and no harm will be done to it, so use diesel if you're not a cold hearted [censored] as I am
Diesel will just stall the engine and no harm will be done to it, so use diesel if you're not a cold hearted [censored] as I am
I recall hearing that too heavy a dose of either would blow the heads off an engine(70's). An obvious exaggeration I'm sure.
You can't buy bottles or cans of either anymore, regrettably.
You can't buy bottles or cans of either anymore, regrettably.
Originally Posted By: SWSportsman
Originally Posted By: greenfordtruck
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
We don't have theft problems in our neighborhood because we shoot first and call 911 later to pick up the carnage.
Originally Posted By: greenfordtruck
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You guys are bad!! I'm going to pass along the info, but I don't think I could bring myself to do this....bad karma and all that stuff.
We don't have theft problems in our neighborhood because we shoot first and call 911 later to pick up the carnage.
i love the rat poison in the jack.. that's awesome!
Most are.
Originally Posted By: greenfordtruck
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You must be a Texan at heart! Bubba's united for a better world! LOL!
Secretly monitor the can and shoot the theif with a 44 magnum. He'll steal no more.
You must be a Texan at heart! Bubba's united for a better world! LOL!
Brake fluid?
You can use anything with sulfur in it. That will ruin the engine. It should pass right through the fuel filter and wreck havoc on the internals.
I don't know about ammonia, but you can give it a try. Anything that is corrosive and liquid should do the trick. I initially thought about miniature abrasive particles, but most likely get caught in the fuel filter.
You can go to a junk yard and get some sulfuric acid out of batteries. This will do quite a number, however, I don't know how the container will stand up to it.
I don't know about ammonia, but you can give it a try. Anything that is corrosive and liquid should do the trick. I initially thought about miniature abrasive particles, but most likely get caught in the fuel filter.
You can go to a junk yard and get some sulfuric acid out of batteries. This will do quite a number, however, I don't know how the container will stand up to it.
A trick we use at the sand dunes is a can with a gallon of gas and 2 gallons of swimming pool acid. The acid will destroy aluminum parts such as carbureators and pistons. Gets even better when the theif gets the acid on his hands trying to fix his carb.
You can't leave anything out at the dunes overnight and expect it to bethere in the morning.
You can't leave anything out at the dunes overnight and expect it to bethere in the morning.
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