Good video, it helps with figuring out ways to protect the container. The music in the first part was great and then it went into a generic AI generated kind of thing. Irrelevant but it was a great riff.
The list says they're using the highest quality hardware and they are using plated washers instead of stainless steel LOL Then he applies a security sticker LMAO
All it would take to break into the container after installing the lock box is an extra 10 minutes cutting a rectangle piece out of the box using an angle grinder to reach the lock and then cutting the lock with the same angle grinder or bolt cutters.
They used a Die Grinder with Diamond Steel Cutting Blades, Stuck it up inside the cup covering the lock, cutting the pug that the lock attaches to. the pad locks on the handles were butter for that thing. Probably took them all of 60 seconds to get in.
Not going to make a difference when you consider more than one legit users needs access. And then there's stopped container trains where a lot of the activity occurs.
This doesnt make much sense for the majority of carriers/private freight car owners. Seals arent security devices... theyre only purpose is to indicate whether the container/shipment has been tampered with. If items listed on the manifest dont arrive to the destination and the seal is damaged/missing, a theft report with the carrier and or insurance covers the stolen items... if the seal hasnt been tampered with, a different document is filed (i believe a shortage form via the carrier or vendor) Theft/loss is a part of doing business... wasting time and $ to add locks to containers only increases the chances of your goods being targeted in the first place. Not to mention the added costs of purchasing the locks, and having them installed on hundreds if not housands of units isnt a feasible solution.
this is very informative! thank you! please upload more!
i saw a container today that had this same box and the lowlifes cut the hinges off with a carbide blade
Im trying to get into and old one in my friends garden to make a base any tips
Good video, it helps with figuring out ways to protect the container. The music in the first part was great and then it went into a generic AI generated kind of thing. Irrelevant but it was a great riff.
Press a little harder on the drill bit and go full throttle.
The list says they're using the highest quality hardware and they are using plated washers instead of stainless steel LOL Then he applies a security sticker LMAO
Yeah I would expect grade 8 bolts and what I saw was bullshit lag bolts
All it would take to break into the container after installing the lock box is an extra 10 minutes cutting a rectangle piece out of the box using an angle grinder to reach the lock and then cutting the lock with the same angle grinder or bolt cutters.
This is what happened to my shipping container this week. Lock box cut with angle grinder and the lock cut.
They used a Die Grinder with Diamond Steel Cutting Blades, Stuck it up inside the cup covering the lock, cutting the pug that the lock attaches to. the pad locks on the handles were butter for that thing. Probably took them all of 60 seconds to get in.
LA port needs these, after hearing about Cargo Container Thieves in, no wonder for the delay shipping.
Not going to make a difference when you consider more than one legit users needs access. And then there's stopped container trains where a lot of the activity occurs.
Uh huh
Try that on the lock boxes 📦
This doesnt make much sense for the majority of carriers/private freight car owners. Seals arent security devices... theyre only purpose is to indicate whether the container/shipment has been tampered with. If items listed on the manifest dont arrive to the destination and the seal is damaged/missing, a theft report with the carrier and or insurance covers the stolen items... if the seal hasnt been tampered with, a different document is filed (i believe a shortage form via the carrier or vendor)
Theft/loss is a part of doing business... wasting time and $ to add locks to containers only increases the chances of your goods being targeted in the first place. Not to mention the added costs of purchasing the locks, and having them installed on hundreds if not housands of units isnt a feasible solution.
2 1/2 inch drills through the outer box and i'm in. Not really safe......
This video encourages illegal activity!
"Encourages"? Not really, and it's no different from what you see in movies and TV shows.