SECURITY?

[Leonidas]

Lost of issues around us
I have read previous posts, key ,tracker CCTV, wheel lock
Any experience of Grenadier thefts?
Of cat converter theft?.
to me ,cat converters do not look like easy to access?

 

[CRH]

Lost of issues around us
I have read previous posts, key ,tracker CCTV, wheel lock
Any experience of Grenadier thefts?
Of cat converter theft?.
to me ,cat converters do not look like easy to access?

Would underbody protection put a stop to that?
I do have a tracker fitted

 

[landmannnn]

I've not heard of any thefts, but then again the IG isn't very desirable for the organised crime groups, either for resale in Russia/Africa or for parts.

Yes, the cat isn't easy to access so little risk there.

 

[Eric]

Lost of issues around us
I have read previous posts, key ,tracker CCTV, wheel lock
Any experience of Grenadier thefts?
Of cat converter theft?.
to me ,cat converters do not look like easy to access?

That's why we have insurance. I do have a tracker. But stealing a Grenadier and breaking for spares won't be worthwhile vs landrover because of the lack of numbers out there. I suspect the biggest risk will be joy rides. And that reminders me I need to renew my shotgun licence

 

[CRH]

That's why we have insurance. I do have a tracker. But stealing a Grenadier and breaking for spares won't be worthwhile vs landrover because of the lack of numbers out there. I suspect the biggest risk will be joy rides. And that reminders me I need to renew my shotgun licence

Aren't the UK government looking at not allowing firearms to be kept at home. I'm sure as a farm you would have some kind of workaround but it probably will mean you won't be able to keep it 'under the bed' (in it's safe of course).

 

[Leonidas]

That's why we have insurance. I do have a tracker. But stealing a Grenadier and breaking for spares won't be worthwhile vs landrover because of the lack of numbers out there. I suspect the biggest risk will be joy rides. And that reminders me I need to renew my shotgun licence

Just done, before the (vast) increase

 

[Jiman01]

Not to hi-jack but what shotgun shells are you allowed?…buckshot (00), birdshot?

 

[CRH]

Not to hi-jack but what shotgun shells are you allowed?…buckshot (00), birdshot?

Our government are going to regulate that they are filled with feathers so that you don't hurt anything you are shooting at, true story, honest

 

[Voader - Oudersopzwier]

About theft and the build in alarm. I already mentioned somewhere. But, the alarm is not working on the driver side.
Just do the check. I did't with the windows open. Lock the car and wait a 10 minute until all electronics go to snooze mode. Open the door. In my case, the drivers side doesn't activate the horn. The other doors will react and set the alarm off.
Told this in time to my dealer. They tried it on their own cars and demo's and it seems to be the same result. Alarm is not functioning.

Make me think of it to bring this issue back on topic with my dealer. to find a solution. (I honestly have forgotten to mention this again last time when the car went in for service)

Let me know what the results are on your cars. Mine is a Y23, so maybe this issue is not on the Y24 - Y25 models.

 

[Eric]

Aren't the UK government looking at not allowing firearms to be kept at home. I'm sure as a farm you would have some kind of workaround but it probably will mean you won't be able to keep it 'under the bed' (in it's safe of course).

Hadn't heard that about not keeping firearms at home. I presume they are looking at firearms and not shotguns. There are 3 different certificates, FAC, Shotgun and air rifle. ( I hold all three) so I suspect it will be the FAC that will be the contentious issue. That would be difficult round here ( because of the numerous forests) there are a lot of deer hunters with FAC.