[TowerTalk] anti-climb, litigation, attractive

[Patrick]

There is a spray can for treating battery terminals in automotive 
service.  The material comes out in a foam and ends up a gel. It is 
blood red and stains anything it contacts. I had a battery "borrowed" 
from a truck with this protectant.  Lots of fingerprints left behind. 
The guy got a lot of it on him.  After not starting the truck and noting 
the missing batt it turned up next to the passenger side front wheel.  
Maybe it was just borrowed.  Anyway it showed that the goo was all over 
the guys hands.

Of course there are some pretty messy dark greases.  I buy grease by the 
5 gal can to refill my grease guns.  I suppose I could spare some for 
the towers. I might want to hide a game cam to get videos of anyone 
trying to climb with the grease in place.


Patrick        NJ5


On 2/11/2017 8:09 PM, Ro Grrr wrote:
> Subject: [TowerTalk] Fwd:  anti-climb, litigation, attractive
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> At my church there is a conduit going up the side of the building from the electric meter. The local hoodlums climb it and spray paint grafilthy on the building as high as they could climb. I solved their problem by taking a ladder out and greasing the back side of the conduit (so it couldn't be seen).
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> No more problems after that.
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> Grease your tower from about 5 feet above the ground up to about 10 feet.
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> I got this idea from the street maintenance people for my township. STOP signs were disappearing (being stolen, and one caused a fatal accident when someone ran the intersection). They put a generous coating of grease on the back of the signs and they don't get stolen anymore !
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> RoGrrr
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