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In-Line Timer Security Question

15 years ago

I was wondering if anyone knows of or has made a security box for their in-line irrigation timer. I am using an Orbit 62001 with a fairly simple drip set up.

The faucet is in plain sight and I have concerns about it disappearing or being played with by the neighbor kids. They have already expressed interest in it and would likely play with it. I'm not as concerned when I am home--but when on vacation. Thanks!

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lehua49
15 years ago
fred,

Not me. But I will start the suggestions rolling. Get a canvass or tear resistant bag that you can configure with a small lock. Anything opaque. Out of sight, out of mind. Oh yeah, take the handle off the faucet. Are you smarter than a fifth grader? Aloha
quillfred
Original Author
15 years ago
Am I smarter than a fifth grader?! Wow you are out of line there. Must need a little self esteem to dig at people you don't know on-line? Feel better now? "Quillfred" was a dog's name before the slang word came out. Aloha? Maybe you need to learn more about that phrase before you use it so freely.

Yes, of course I thought of coving it with a bag. but it would hardly deter a thief.
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lehua49
15 years ago
Q,

Yup uncalled for. I thought I was being a tad humorous but I guess I wasn't, sorry. JMHO Aloha

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