/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1276799]

These things are prevalent in my city. I need a reliable way to get them off without having to call someone and ask them to bring tools.

I thought about buying a cordless angle grinder with cutting disks but I don't want to have to use it someday and find out the battery is dead. Are there any angle grinders that you can plug in to a car socket?

Anyone have any other ideas?

[Anonymous No.1276801]

>>1276799

You are retarded.

Bottom line.

[Anonymous No.1276804]

>>1276801
Retarded for thinking about running an angle grinder from a car battery?
I don't understand your point.

[Anonymous No.1276812]

>>1276804

Yes. And retarded for taking a boot off the car, when there is a log, paperwork that has your vehicle attached to that boot.

You went from a parking ticket to misdemeanors and possibly felonies for damaging government or state property.

When they come a road your car again e I the whip l e parked or pulled over they'll impound it until you pay all the fees.

You are retarded.

And good luck running a fucking angle grinder off 12 volts even with an inverter.

[Anonymous No.1276815]

If you cut off the boot you'll still have to pay your tickets also you'll have to pay to replace the boot as well.

Also socket in car doesn't put out enough power to run anything bigger than a dremel tool.

[Anonymous No.1276816]

>>1276799
cordless death wheels are a thing now, jamal

[Anonymous No.1276822]

Notice the numbers on that car boot? It's serialized and the city worker putting it on your car most definitely logs your vehicle information in association with the boot.
It's an easy request to the local DMV to find out who owned the vehicle and where they live.
From there it's only a matter of time before they got you for destruction of city property along with whatever they originally put it on for.

[Anonymous No.1276831]

>>1276812
>>1276822
Jesus guys. I just a pic of a boot off google images. They aren't government boots. Just cunts have private lots and they hide the signs so you don't know you can't park in them.

[Anonymous No.1276834]

>>1276812
>good luck running battery powered angle grinder off the battery

[Anonymous No.1276836]

>>1276831

Then you will incru civil and criminal liability.

If you damage the boot upon removal, which they will claim either way, they can swear a warrant for your arrest. The local sheriff will serve it, arrests you, where you will go to jail and have to bond out on "criminal trespass", "Property damage in xxx amount" and so forth.

It's a headache.

Second they can take you to civil court and sue for damages, where the preponderance of evidence is all it takes for you to lose and them to win.

It's easier for the private company to get you then the state.

You are a fucking dolt.

The private company has limited funds. Their equipment is their livelihood. The state uses tax payers money, and must follow laws different to the corporation.

[Anonymous No.1276846]

>>1276799
Have you considered not parking like a retard

[Anonymous No.1276861]

Just a lockpick set theese locks are crap

[Anonymous No.1276865]

>>1276861
>>1276861

The company still has the authority to search for your vehicle and impound it in most circumstances.

If you must do business in the place you did this, such as the city, you'll eventually get caught and the car towed to an impound lot where they will demand the entire payment for release.

It's retarded.

[Anonymous No.1276866]

Just steel cars to avoid any fine

[Anonymous No.1276872]

>>1276866

>steel
>steal

u wat m8?

[Anonymous No.1276877]

>>1276872
Yh steel them most of them are plastic bumpers now exc much more sturdy as steel

[Anonymous No.1276910]

>>1276865
>>1276836
>>1276812
>being this much of a reditor and bootlicker
Op is a freeman of the land and no one has the right to arrest his car.

[Anonymous No.1276915]

>>1276910
>Op is a freeman of the land
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebt0l8s3aMQ

[Anonymous No.1276924]

>>1276915
That video is so very satisfying.

[Anonymous No.1276933]

>>1276915
>people like this actually exist

[Anonymous No.1276949]

>>1276799
THERE ARE BIG SIGNS, YOU CAN'T PARK THERE!
THEY SHOULD GET TOWED!
I HOPE THEY GET TOWED TO QUEENS!
AND THE TRIBOROUGH IS CLOSED!
AND THERE'S A BIG CRASH SHOW AT SHAY!
A FLEA MARKET!
OR A TRACTOR SHOW!

[Anonymous No.1276967]

you have to think outside the box...

- park where you definitely get the boot or find car with a boot
- take a photos of the boot and the ticket
- buy a boot online, create a fake ticket
- park wherever you want, get out of a car, boot your car and get yourself a ticket. cops won't give you another one unless they see you putting it on
- free parking!

[Anonymous No.1276968]

>>1276967
I like the one where buddy parks in front of a no parking sign.

>parks illegally
>comes back, ticket.
>spray paints no parking sign white.
>takes pic
>ticket gets dropped.

[Anonymous No.1276975]

>>1276799
>Are there any angle grinders that you can plug in to a car socket?
no but there are battery chargers you can (most of the 18/20v systems have a DC car charger)

it's cheaper to obey parking signs and stop being a selfish faggot though

[Anonymous No.1276980]

just take off your wheel lugs when you park, if they clamp it then it's EZPZ to replace the wheel and you haven't damaged anything. you could even take a photo of the clamp&wheel there when you leave so they can't get you for stealing the clamp

[Anonymous No.1276986]

thermite

[Anonymous No.1277055]

>>1276799
a) don't do it. learn where you can and can't park and then followmthe fucking rules you nigger

b) you won't be cutting the lock with bolt cutters or a 12v shitty dollar store angle grinder. learn to lockpick or use a torch

c) once the lock is off and you get the cover plate open you'll need a special socket to remove the boot

you can't pry or bend these off, they have perfected the design after years of professional niggering.

tl:dr you ain't removing it without losing a wheel or destroying it, both of which will make your situation worse.

[Anonymous No.1277061]

>>1276831
Wait someone private puts a lock on your car? That's illegal in the USA. You have the right to remove it anyway you see fit. They should call a tow truck at your expense or call the cops to get it moved, that's all they can do. They can't legally touch your vehicle.

[Anonymous No.1277082]

>>1276804
OP is technically are not retarded since I tested my yard sale Ryobi with a car battery and it works fine, for a shite Ryobi. Worth the three dollars I paid for it to see if it would work.

You can and I do use a plug-in inverter in my trucks to charge cordless tool batteries. My inverter doesn't have the balls to run corded tools direct but a larger inverter certainly could.

I take my 28V Milwaukee grinder, recip saw and impact wrench with me on salvage yard runs. Unfortunately a 4 1/2" cutting disk is too small for that sort of work but I run 6" cutting disks on my 4 1/2" Milwaukee after modding the guard. (I cut a larger guard made for another grinder to fit.) Cut gently because you can overload the grinder. Let the disc float on the work, don't ram it.

A 6" disk would cut through the boot pictured easily but you might need a second battery. Always keep extra disks as they shrink in diameter as they wear.

You could torch cut using a portable torch and small acetylene or propane and oxygen cylinders. I do that too because on salvage runs I know my approximate length of cut. Torches go where angle grinders may not fit and work great for cutting rear axle U-bolts.

Medical oxygen cylinder adapters to fit standard torch regulators exist at least for US standard cylinders and regulators.. Pic is my portable cutting rig. (I'd use smaller regulators but I got a pile of 450 series Victors at auction and rebuilt them.) I have standard industrial oxygen cylinders too but the medical cylinders were free so I use them too.

Propane is safer to handle than acetylene and cheap. You could use a single disposable LP cylinder instead of the BBQ jug by making a full-flow adapter. I did but it's buried in my shop ATM so no pics.

[Anonymous No.1277085]

>>1277082
continued.

I zoomed OPs pic and note it uses a padlock. That would be easy meat for a 4 1/2" grinder IF you can get a clear shot at the lock shackle with the disc. Pictured boot has plenty of room.

No damage to that style boot but the lock is fucked of course.

Otherwise cutting the hinged bar where the boot wheel shield protects your wheel would do the job.

You too could be a hero:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/3112670.stm

[Anonymous No.1277086]

>>1277082
>>1277085


Yeah, because in the middle of the city, some guy with an angle grinder grinding away on a lock with sparks and noise will not draw attention.

>/diy/ is literally retarded

You learn to pick locks if you want to be stealth, and only bring noise makers when the area is isolated and there is no one around.

Banging shit, grinding shit, shooting shit, blowing shit up, lighting and igniting shit.. it all draws attention.

[Anonymous No.1277091]

>>1277086
maybe OP lives in Detroit

[Anonymous No.1277093]

>>1277091


Well, like I said

>and only bring noise makers when the area is isolated and there is no one around.

no one lives in Detroit.

[Anonymous No.1277095]

>>1276799
Put your own boots on the car!
presto!

[Anonymous No.1277099]

>>1277095
...actually.... that's just crazy enough to work!

[Anonymous No.1277100]

>>1276933
thanks for the steve

[Anonymous No.1277103]

>>1277095
Sue them over some trivial damage on your car They might give you your own parking space after a few times!

[Anonymous No.1277111]

>>1277061
>They can't legally touch your vehicle.

Oh yes, they can. If you park in a private parking lot they often times will have a local tow place under contract to remove illegally parked cars. If you are in a private lot you done fucked up. If I parked my car in your driveway do you really think you wouldn't be able to move it because its 'illegal' to touch my vehicle? Just because it is a company lot does not mean the same rules don't apply. It is still 'private' land.

Depending on the laws where you live determines how the thing plays out. Where I live, as long as the car is not fully hooked up to a tow truck I can get my vehicle back without any fine. If it is fully hooked up and they are about to drive off I can get the vehicle back but I have to pay a 'drop fee'. If they are driving off I have to get that shit from their lot.

Same deal with boots. Where I am at they will send out a guy with a boot if the tow truck is busy. It is basically a scare tactic as I can just tell them to get it off. Lots of people don't know that, though. If no one is around and it is a private boot, where I live at least, I can remove it without a problem. If it is a government boot I can not. YMMV so get informed about your state/county/muni laws.

[Anonymous No.1277113]

>>1277103
Put your car in a shipping container!

[Anonymous No.1277117]

>>1276799
That boot in the pic looks like it can be defeated by cutting the lock with bolt cutters. Fast and silent.

>>1276812
you're such a faggot

[Anonymous No.1277119]

>>1276915
sillyass sovereign citizen bullsheeeite

[Anonymous No.1277123]

>>1277117
>>1276910
Global Rule #2

[Anonymous No.1277127]

>>1277123
I'm sorry. I'll be a good goy from now on.

[Anonymous No.1277131]

>>1277123
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_q8z1fVnL4

[Anonymous No.1277134]

Keep 4 cinder blocks and a battery powered impact gun in your car with a nice floor jack.. when you park it jack it up on blocks and take the tires off... cops can’t boot it without the wheels and then no one can steal your tires...

[Anonymous No.1277137]

>>1277134
Additionally if a cop tries to write a ticket instead ask them to fill out a police report on your recently stolen rims...

[Anonymous No.1277145]

>>1276799
Learn lock picking.
Its alot easier than people think and 90% of locks can be opened with little to no skill. Check out bosnianbill or lockpickinglawyer on youtube.
Ive been picking locks as part of my physical therapy for about 6 months. Any lock less than $100 will be open in less than a min.

[Anonymous No.1277152]

>>1276799
>Anyone have any other ideas?

Get a nice set of swangers.

[Anonymous No.1277154]

>>1277145
>Learn lock picking.

This.
Because they will charge you for any damage to or loss of their boot.

[Anonymous No.1277210]

>>1277111
Moron. I've called the cops on two occasions for someone booting my car. I didn't press charges since that have been a bigger dick move on my part. They just ordered the people to unboot it so I could leave.

[Anonymous No.1277213]

>>1276967
brilliant !

[Anonymous No.1277219]

>>1276799
What happened to the /o/ thread about the guy who was booted by his HOA. He jacks up car, puts on dollies and pushes into garage. Antics ensue as parking enforcement contractor try to get boot back but can't find car.

[Anonymous No.1277224]

>>1276799
Honestly, I wouldn't discard the cordless angle grinder idea. A car socket wouldn't be able to run an angle grinder, but it would have no problem charging the battery while you're driving around. Just make sure you plug in the battery briefly every now and then to keep it charged up. Worst case you forget and have to idle your car for a bit to charge up the battery when you need the grinder

[Anonymous No.1277230]

>>1276799
homer simpson and car wheel clamp it must ring a bell....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avT9OVqSl9k

[Anonymous No.1277231]

>>1277230
...and it works

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v61sSHrzEQs

[Anonymous No.1277232]

>>1276799
Have you considered not parking like a fucking retard?

[Anonymous No.1277233]

Parking officer here, if you take off that boot in Washington it's a class C felony. One guy thought it would be a good idea to take it off, so we came to his house and arrested him and took his car as well.

[Anonymous No.1277234]

>>1276967
This would work 99%. Genius

[Anonymous No.1277237]

>>1277055
Get a 20 volt angle grinder for like 120$ and get a car charger, batteries have leds so you can check if it needs charging. I would have 2 bigger batteries. Worst case you sit with your engine to charge batteries. You could cut through half a steel beam

[Anonymous No.1277244]

>>1276865
>you'll eventually get caught and the car towed to an impound lot

If it's a private parking lot that put the boot on OP's car as he claims, they can't steal and tow away his car, all they can do is file a court claim for damages and unless they have a photo of OP's car with the boot in place, they can't prove it was him who cut the boot off.

[Anonymous No.1277248]

>>1277152
> Black people
> car is worth 10x the value of the house...

[Anonymous No.1277249]

>>1277210
It's like you only read the first half. IT DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE FUCKWIT. There, that easier for you to understand? I'd draw it in crayon but we are using computers here. Or in your case, I don't know, probably an iPhone.

[Anonymous No.1277252]

>>1276799

Smoke wrench

[Anonymous No.1277261]

>>1277252
You mean a thermic lance, right?

[Anonymous No.1277274]

>>1277248
so about 2 grand?

[Anonymous No.1277279]

>>1276915
>god's not worried about cameras sir, i am
nice

[Anonymous No.1277280]

>>1277274
>so about 2 grand?

For the house? Yeah, that's about right....

[Anonymous No.1277281]

>>1277152
>tv's in the back of the rear seats headrests
for what purpose jerome?

[Anonymous No.1277303]

>>1276866
>>1276872
Yes. Most cars are steel. Some are aluminium. Some stainless.

[Anonymous No.1277304]

>>1277280

>48205 area
>$1

[Anonymous No.1277307]

>>1276799
Live in an HOA gated development, 500 homes.
No cars allowed on the street midnight to 6am.
No exceptions, ever.
Every home has a 3 car garage and can fit 6 cars in the driveway.
Every night at midnight on the dot tow truck company on contract rolls in, usually three trucks.
Each truck can tow one car and hold another on it's deck.
Guys use helpers to attach chains and position dollies, guys are fast.
After loading up, they boot everyone else.
Every night at least a dozen cars are removed or locked down.
They take pictures/video of everything.
Our security accompanies them, the call the police and give them a heads up.
Tow yard is 29 miles from where we live.
If towed after 6pm Friday you are stuck until Monday.
You have about an hour to get the boot removed and not get towed.
Un-booting is $150, the tow, storage, taxes and HOA fee/fine, is $450 to 500.
12 cars every night, weekends is always more, it's crazy.
HOA gets half the boot fee.
Had a guy cut off a boot, HOA got him on camera.
Tow company sued, HOA fined the home owner, your responsible for guests, until the boot was payed for, home owner only paid when the HOA put a lean on his house and started foreclosure on him.
Company clamied $3500 for the destroyed boot and loss of income from it being gone.
To change the HOA rules you need 90% of the home owners to agree to a rule change and they must be physically present at the meeting to do it.
Never going to happen.
Too many old folks who love coming out and watching people scream and cry about booting or towing.

[Anonymous No.1277362]

>>1277117

Well, at least your grammar is good.

But your moms still a whore.

[Anonymous No.1277384]

>>1277233
Try reading the thread, kid.

[Anonymous No.1277385]

>>1277249
>It's like you only read the first half.

Seems you totally missed the first half of >>1277061 where it only talks about private shit. But, you go spouting off at the mouth like a retard. Take your own advice, kid. lol

[Anonymous No.1277387]

>>1277249
>DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE

Not if it is a private one, unless you live in some African country without a real government. There's this thing called "extortion". Putting a boot illegally on someone else's vehicle because they parked on your property is well, illegal everywhere.

[Anonymous No.1277390]

>>1276799
Thermite

[Anonymous No.1277427]

>>1276804
If u wanna buy a $300 inverter sure. But the ticket and bot should cost less so....

[Anonymous No.1277428]

>>1276812
Anon most cars can handle a lot with an inverter

[Anonymous No.1277429]

>>1276846
UNDER
RATED

P O S T

[Anonymous No.1277431]

>>1276866
>just steel cars
>pic related

[Anonymous No.1277433]

>>1276968
HAHAHA!

YABOI!

[Anonymous No.1277434]

>>1277307
>Land of the free

[Anonymous No.1277436]

>>1277061
>legally.

Former tow truck bro here.

10/10 times the cops side with you. Yall see eachbother all of the time and bullshit.

Rule number one when towing, rip the cable out and throw it anywhere it will hook, fuckibg sway bar, wtf ever. Hently snug the cable tight enough you cant unhook by hand. Take keys out and lock truck. Legally now you got the car. Can dickoff all you want once it's hooked.

Back to the part where the cops side with you.

>repo
>see car in yard
>throw hook on and drag shitbox 100+ feet to the road
>OMFGMUHCARIAM2YEARSBEHINDONISBEINGSTOLENREEEEEEE.jpg
>call cops
>cops show up
>well, we didn't see him do it anon...

Kek. 90% of the time lowlife leeches on government assistance for a fake back injury deserve it.

Other 10% is actual people trying, paperwork hiccups, etc.

Feels bad man.

[Anonymous No.1277438]

>>1276831
>Private
As in not yours
> that's all the clue you need to not park there...

[Anonymous No.1277439]

>>1277082
So propane is cheaper than acetylene?

I REALLY need a portable torch setup. Idgaf how many little bottkes i have to change. I am broken and old and done bucking massivr torch bottles on soft uneven ground

[Anonymous No.1277441]

>>1277085
What the shit! Hahaaaaaaa!

[Anonymous No.1277443]

>>1277099
This has to be the best gif. I dont have sand. Anyone here tried this?

[Anonymous No.1277444]

>>1277123
Fuckoff faggot

[Anonymous No.1277446]

>>1277145
Bumber anon. How did you fuck yourself up so bad that lockpicking is your physical therapy?

At any rate good luck brother. Being laid uo is the worst

[Anonymous No.1277447]

>>1277152
SLAB. The single stuoidest bullshit on earth

[Anonymous No.1277448]

>>1277219
LOL! fantastic idea!

[Anonymous No.1277450]

>>1277233
AHAHAHAHA! shit...

[Anonymous No.1277453]

>>1277307
LOL!

Man, dick move but hella revenue stream.

[Anonymous No.1277458]

>>1277434
>freedom to live in nice gated comunity.
>freedom to not have neighbors with taro roofs and cars on blocks
>freedom to move ina country and BE the guy with blocked cars and top roof.

HOA's exist to maintain the normie white picket fence american dream bullshit.

Find a feild, make a gated community. Charge rape price. Newly aspiring engineer couples move into a few of them.

>keepingupwiththejoneses.gif

Houses all sell.

Rinse and repeat.

Worked great until 08 anyway

[Anonymous No.1277481]

>>1277244
You can tow away in a private lot without a court order, what are you smoking

[Anonymous No.1277518]

>>1277443
Newfag

[Anonymous No.1277599]

>>1277481
>You can tow away in a private lot without a court order, what are you smoking

The scenario is OP removing a wheel boot and driving off, at which point the private parking lot company can only file a court claim for damages and will only win their case if they can prove OP removed the wheel boot.

They can't drive to his house and highjack his car in the driveway and hold it for ransom.

[Anonymous No.1277603]

>>1277599
Yes they can. Called repo services.

You whiteboiz keep thinking you still have rights it's funny.

[Anonymous No.1277608]

>>1277436
Tow trucks are different since it is a business of doing exactly that sort of thing. A private land owner on the other hand isn't. Also, no one repos in this area. It is nothing but rednecks with 40 guns up their asses and the will...nay the want to shoot something.

[Anonymous No.1277610]

>>1276967
Genius.
>>1276980
Triple genius with a huge serving of staggering bravado.
>>1277145
Good approach, but how does this teach the booters a lesson?

My trick is to keep a tube of 5 minute epoxy in the car. Get booted, hop in the car and bust open the syringe, kneel down and give a tiny squirt into the lock mechanism. Wait a few minutes to ensure nothing is dripping out, then call and pay the fine. They come back and can't get the lock off, need to cut it themselves.
Then I take them to small claims court.

Have three outstanding cases upcoming in 2018; I hope I don't get the same judge.

BTW fuck all you actual bootlickers in this thread.

[Anonymous No.1277612]

A friend of mine got his car booted while we were at the movies. He happened to have a set of these things in his car and the boot happened to be on the wrong end of the vehicle. He jacked up the car and put the dollies under the tires. The ones he had were casters and smaller than these. So, we drifted around every turn.

Anyway, that morning the cops show up at his house to arrest him, but the boot was still on the car so they didn't arrest him. He paid a fine for whatever the parking fine was and they took the boot off.

He can tell the story much better than I can, especially the drifting part.

[Anonymous No.1277619]

>>1277603
> Called repo services.

This isn’t a case of repossession, OP never signed a contract taking out a loan with the parking lot company, they can’t just go off on a razzia and steal his property even if they have proof that he destroyed their wheel boot.

All they can do is file a court claim against him and unless they have a photo of OP’s car in their parking lot with their wheel boot on it, (simply writing down his license plate number ain’t enough) they’ve got nothing as he can just claim there was never a boot on his car.

[Anonymous No.1277625]

>>1277619
>never signed a contract
You don't do this when you get gas but it's an implied transaction so it's just as legally binding
>cant go off on a razzia and steal his property
No that's not what towing a car off a lot is at all.
>all they can do is file a claim
Depends if the services are private or municipal. Here it's a joint venture so you're fucked. And if you have outstanding tickets during plate and license renewal ur fucked as well. Contested or not you are guilty until proven innocent in parking bullshit when filed to some government.

Also why do people assume parking enforcers don't have a fucking camera/cell phone? Most parking schemes are all electronic and controlled.

>hurr durr what boot? Gah I'm sooooo smrt

And the worst part it's all about convenience in the most fucked up way

>be buddy
>get into accident
>all his fault, killed an entire family, basically first degree.
>3 days later still driving to work
Fucker should be in cuffs

>be buddy #2
>had a few hundred in unpaid parking.
>pulled over quickly
>off to jail, car towed.

Over parking tickets.

So no I don't buy your bullshit about how they can't steal your property over this shit. And yes the parking bill has gone to repo companies in the past but those are rare cases. Usually the popò provide free repo services.

If the property doesn't get claimed the cops get to auction it. I dare you to tell me that isn't theft.

[Anonymous No.1277635]

>>1277625
> “You used our parking lot, so we now own your 1st born child.”
> “What?! No way!”
> “Sorry, it was an implied transaction when you parked here.”

You are simply wrong, a private parking lot / garage can NOT seize your car or any of your property, either for unpaid parking fees or for destroying their wheel boot.

They can only file a legal claim against you. This is what the COURT SYSTEM is for.

They can _tow_ your car off their property to a storage lot and force you to pay the parking fees/fine to get it back (and auction off your vehicle after X amount of time if you never pay the bill) but they can’t hunt you down and steal your car off your own private property for any reason.

Now a municipal (i.e. government owned) lot/garage can conceivably seize your vehicle, (though they wouldn’t bother, they’ll just bill your property taxes for the fees) as this would legally be considered a “lien” on your property by the government but a private parking company can NOT do that.

[Anonymous No.1277638]

>>1277635
We are saying the same thing.

Just park on your public encroachment. Not all. Municipalities think like you.

[Anonymous No.1277643]

>replace shocks with airbags
>lover vehicle to the ground when parked
>cant get boot on wheels with the body in the way
>cant tow vehicle because they cant hook it up
>sit back and laugh as fucktard booter tries to figure out how to boot car or have it towed
>when they walk away bewildered, hop in car and drive away quickly, giving them the finger telling them to have a nice day

[Anonymous No.1277644]

>>1276980
What if you totally forget you did that and end up driving off with no lugs?

[Anonymous No.1277646]

>>1277643
They have wheel dollies to raise the front wheels up in order to get the vehicle like that onto a rollback. Also, they could just toss some sand in front and behind your vehicle and it'd high center if you tried to move it.

[Anonymous No.1277647]

>>1277643

or, I don't know, call me crazy old guy, PARK WHERE IT'S OK TO FUCKING PARK AND STOP BEING A DOUCHEBAG?

kids. that whole "everybody gets a championship trophy" thing ruined a generation or three.

[Anonymous No.1277653]

>>1277647

check out this white knight faggot! go to bed kid, your mommy is waiting to tuck you in, ponyfag virgin

[Anonymous No.1277655]

>>1277619
>pic

I hope he had a spare.

[Anonymous No.1277660]

>>1277646

yes, but they cant raise the vehicle if its completely on the ground. how the fuck would they get anything under it? if they cant raise the body with a jack how the hell do you think they can get the wheels off the ground?

not to mention they can severely damage a vehicle trying to jack it up in this state. its basically touching the ground, theres no space to get anything under it. think before you type kid.

[Anonymous No.1277667]

>>1277653

do you have a thesaurus that consists only of memes?

[Anonymous No.1277676]

>>1277667

of course not, kid.

[Anonymous No.1277678]

>>1277655
was hoping for explosion

[Anonymous No.1277682]

Man, there's a lot of kiddies ITT acting tough, pretending they can win in a fight with the government. Like that one guy said, they log the license when they put it on so you're fucked if you take it off.

[Anonymous No.1277685]

Man, there's alot of white knight faggots ITT acting tough, pretending they are experts on the law and like that one guy said, private boots are not owned by the government and the government cant do shit if you take it off

[Anonymous No.1277694]

>>1277599
ahh yes I see what you are saying now.

[Anonymous No.1277700]

>>1277233
You are the scum of the earth and I hope you get herpes

[Anonymous No.1277705]

>>1277233
Felony for what's essentially property damage seems kind of extreme, but I guess it's a couple hundred bucks of damage and intentional, unless you drive off like homer, maybe you can say you didn't notice.

[Anonymous No.1277710]

In canukastan they don't give a fuck.

In some cities the driver is smart enough to not tow my truck as its awd and it locks all 4s. Tow it and it's a big expense. So they wait cause they don't wanna get sued.

Other cities not so much. I've watched plow operators plow away vehicles. Owner has zero recourse. No restitution. Judge says you shouldn't of parked there. You get left holding your dick in your hands plus all other fees.

The moment you are licensed and plated your are subject to all sorts of fines. You have no rights as a motorist. Never have.

[Anonymous No.1277755]

>>1277705
the boot is a machine to make you pay for your driving and parking crimes, not just random government property. Punching a cop is not the same as punching a random stranger.

[Anonymous No.1277770]

>>1277660
>not to mention they can severely damage a vehicle trying to jack it up in this state.

And your point is....? They aren't liable for damage incidental to towing. And if they did scrape the bottom up sliding it onto a flatbed, could you prove the damage wasn't from you scraping yor stanced shitbox over speed bumps?

[Anonymous No.1277838]

>>1277233
Die in a fire!

[Anonymous No.1277853]

>>1277145
Can you get good lock picking equip from ali express?

[Anonymous No.1277868]

>>1277660
You post a car like that and you don't fucking know what a wheel dolly is? Fucking poser.

>he probably doesn't even know what lift is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PBF7FayWBo

[Anonymous No.1277871]

>>1277710
That's because you are using their roads and shit.

[Anonymous No.1277932]

>>1277755
yes, it's a revenue stream, and government cares more about revenue than violence.

[Anonymous No.1277959]

>>1276799
Get a hex key lock pick

[Anonymous No.1277960]

>>1276836
It's literally a civil issue and you should stop bitching

[Anonymous No.1277961]

>>1276865
Faggots like you are literally the reason people get away with booting cars and other bullshit ways to make money. Congrats on being what's wrong with the world you piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.1277973]

Just put a boot on your car that you have the key for, then they won't put it on there because they'll think they did it.

[Anonymous No.1278007]

>take photo of car with boot and ticket
>remove boot, put ticket in glove box
>drive home
>park in front of your home
>put boot and ticket back on
>call up and complain that your car was booted in your driveway/front of your house

[Anonymous No.1278042]

If I ever decide to kill myself, I'm going to go around and cut off boots first. Do a bit of good for the world.

[Anonymous No.1278044]

>>1277610
What do you take them to small claims court for?

[Anonymous No.1278066]

>>1276865
>The company still has the authority to search for your vehicle and impound it in most circumstances.

That's illegal search and seizure, federally in the USA. They have to call the cops who have their own people who do that.

[Anonymous No.1278078]

>>1278066
You'd better check the real applicable laws instead of those you imagine are applicable, particularly regarding booting vehicles on private property.

Your or my opinion doesn't matter. Legal precedent does.

[Anonymous No.1278114]

>>1276799
>Are there any angle grinders that you can plug in to a car socket
no, just no.

battery grinders have only just started getting good due to power draw being huge, a poxy car socket isn't going to power one.

get a battery one, the batteries stay charged for ages, but you can keep the charger in your boot and charge the battery of an inverter or whatever, problem solved.

[Anonymous No.1278118]

>>1277082
>tested my yard sale Ryobi with a car battery and it works fine
if by 'fine' you mean it makes it spin then cool. Try putting any load on it or using it and you will quickly find that you are a retard.

>all that twaddle and going round the houses when you could buy a shitty cheap inverter, charge a battery, and use a decent cordless like Milwaukee or Makita etc.

Cos yeah, carrying a full blown cutting set around in your boot is really smart.

jesus fuck

[Anonymous No.1278120]

>>1277237
>20v

or, like, just get an 18v as 20v is the same thing with added marketing bullshit.

[Anonymous No.1278164]

>>1278118
>Cos yeah, carrying a full blown cutting set around in your boot is really smart.

>He doesn't carry around a spare set of tools for his trade in case the equivalent of "IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?" happens

>or just in case he comes across some choice salvage by the roadside

[Anonymous No.1278171]

>>1277871
I suppose I should get a flying car and park on rooftops.

>You'll never boot me alive coppers!

[Anonymous No.1278179]

>bolt cutter

Why do you feel the need to make so much noise? The boot itself looks intimidating, but it's literally only held on by a single lock. Bolt cut the lock and take the boot off. Then take the boot with you and throw it away. Then it's just your word against theirs. Anyone can write down a license plate number but unless they have you on video they have no proof it was ever on your car, much less that the boot itself ever existed. Play ignorant, with the boot missing they can't prove anything.

[Anonymous No.1278180]

OP have you thought about putting down shipping containers around the city on the sidewalks and just parking inside the container?

[Anonymous No.1278203]

>>1277770
now thats american level of law wtf
so they can just fuck your car up and you have to prove they were it.

here in germany the towtruck guy needs to make photos with a camera
so HE can prove the damage was there before he towed you.

[Anonymous No.1278207]

>>1277307
>They take pictures/video of everything.

So go out at night and look for illuminators with NV. Disable cameras and remove the boot.

[Anonymous No.1278209]

>>1278179
A lot of traffic cops now use a camera on their person like a POV and a cell phone to take photos of stuff like that.

[Anonymous No.1278415]

>>1278114
If you screw a 12V grinder onto the battery terminals there's no way you'll not have enough available power, though you should watch that you don't drain the battery too much. Car batteries frequently provide hundreds of amps. Also watch that the battery protection circuitry isn't in the grinder itself otherwise having it see the possibly 14V of the car when the alternator is running might be bad.

[Anonymous No.1278428]

>>1278415
>hundreds of amps

For how long anon?

[Anonymous No.1278431]

>>1278044
Lost wages. I'm a contractor so it's pretty easy to prove x hours = x dollars.

[Anonymous No.1278437]

>>1278428
For maybe 30s before things might start to get a little toasty, but a few bursts of 30s with time to cool down in-between, if not just one, should be all it takes to get through a tiny lock like that.

[Anonymous No.1278451]

>>1276846

Are you FUCKING trying to tell me I'm not entitled to park crossways in a handicapped spot?

I just gotta run in real quick for pop tarts, why you gotta be a parking nazi? ANTIFA! ANTIFA!

[Anonymous No.1278911]

>>1277625
>popò
>ò
What keyboard offers this kind of typo possibility?

>>1278007
I'm afraid to ask, but why the picture?

[Anonymous No.1278915]

>>1278431
good for you

[Anonymous No.1278945]

>All the retards in thread
You take boots off by deflating your tire. It slips free then. Plus, you don't damage it, so they won't bill you for it. Although, they do require that you return it.

[Anonymous No.1278963]

>>1276799
I'm not sure what kind of locks boots in your neighborhood have, but in Denver they put these cheesey master-keyed padlocks on to keep them shut. All you had to do was get one of these brazing torches to melt the zinc guts of locks out and you pop the lock open with a screwdriver. If you get pulled over again for it just ask them for proof they booted the right car. My best friend got a case thrown out for that.

[Anonymous No.1278964]

>>1278007
Hahahaha fucking brilliant

[Anonymous No.1278966]

>>1276831
Buy a universal 7 or 9 pin key. Aliba express has them. Unlock and return the boot.

[Anonymous No.1278967]

>>1278963
In Chicago they have cameras on the Vans that read the plates and boot installation. They drive around till a camera spots one, I removed one number on each of my plates.

[Anonymous No.1279074]

too many redditors in this thread

[Anonymous No.1279084]

>>1278963
>wasting all this time with a blowtorch on a masterlock
Just rake it with a tuna can lid and it'll pop open.

I have literally opened one with a zip tie at work before.

[Anonymous No.1279087]

>>1277095
I knew somebody who got a ticket that did that type of thing. The ticket envelope pretty much a parking pass.

[Anonymous No.1279088]

>>1277231
Goodbye brake lines, parking brake cable, and potentially shock.

[Anonymous No.1279128]

>>1276812
"Some well-meaning Good Samaritan must have removed the boot before I drove off. It wasn't on my tire when I got in my car"

[Anonymous No.1279158]

>>1277307
>HOA

Not
Even
Once.

[Anonymous No.1279168]

>>1279158

[Anonymous No.1279177]

>>1277443
Sand eats through sheet like that pretty fast. You can only slide down a few hills.

[Anonymous No.1279217]

>>1277655
>arm resting out the window like it's a regular day
he's driving pretty well all things considered.

[Anonymous No.1279227]

>>1279177
Anodised aluminium might be the way to go considering its hardness. If you hydroform the sheet into a slightly concave boogie-board shape and anodise the outside without sealing it you'd probably get pretty good results, assuming unsealed anodised aluminium doesn't have a high coefficient of friction. The rest of the board would probably be plywood with some supports to stop the aluminium from collapsing.

[Anonymous No.1279230]

>>1278911
Same reason you take photos of any disassembly.

So you can place the ticket and boot back in the exact same orientation.

[Anonymous No.1279243]

>>1276799
How bout not parking in the red zone?

[Anonymous No.1279263]

>>1279243
>you're not supposed to park here
>so we'll put a thing on your car to make it impossible to leave

[Anonymous No.1279275]

>>1279243
The red zone is for loading and unloading only.

[Anonymous No.1279915]

>>1279128
>5 times
20 years dungeon

[Anonymous No.1279936]

>>1279275
The glarp zone is for flarping and unglerping only.

[Anonymous No.1279964]

>>1276799
there are shitons of manuals for evey bootout there, to be removed with a simple set of tools without the need to grind shit just google

[Anonymous No.1280729]

>>1276799
Nice shitpost!

Personally, I generally keep a Milwaukee M18 angle grinder and at least one battery in my truck. It's not for boots, though, because I am not a nigger. I do a lot of offroading all over the western half of the United States, which means very frequently I find myself on Forest Service, BLM, or even private roads in the middle of nowhere. I NEVER, absolutely NEVER, plan on cutting a lock or chain because that sort of niggery is what gets trails permanently blocked off and makes normies hate off-roaders. However, I live in constant worry that one of two things will happen: Either I'll go through a gate/road just before a ranger closes it for the season (trails in the Sierras, and some other areas, are often closed seasonally or even for years at a time) and meet up with a locked gate on my way home, or I'll do a long trip only to meet with a locked gate at the other end. In that case, doubling back would either be unfeasible (especially because offroading is much harder and more dangerous after sundown) or impossible in the rare case that I went down a hill I couldn't get back up.

Although I've never used it this way, other /out/ists sometimes use them to 'open' barred entries to caves and abandoned factories/mines.

[Anonymous No.1281035]

>>1278415
You don't understand batteries do you?

It's not just about amps and volts, you need the right discharge rate as well.

You will NOT power a grinder off a car battery, at least not well enough for it to be useful.

Trust me.

[Anonymous No.1281184]

>>1281035
>discharge rate
What is that in SI units?

[Anonymous No.1281190]

>>1281184
On car batteries, they call it 'cold cranking amps' because you don't really care about your battery as long as it puts out enough amps to start your car.

On lithium cells they refer to it by 1C, 2C, 3C, etc, it's the ratio of maximal discharge current in multiples of nominal capacity, and how long it can sustain that discharge rate without suffering damage.

1C for an 1.8Ah Lithium Ion battery would be 1.8A. 1C is equal to the current you need to discharge in 1 hour nominally. For a lipo pack for a high speed RC plane, you get like 30 or 45C. And sometimes they'll advertise like '80C boost' or something. So that means your 1.8Ah 30C battery can dump 32 amps, which will drain its charge in 3.4 minutes.

[Anonymous No.1281192]

>>1281035
The problem is specifically with using a car cigarette lighter socket, which can't even run a cigarette lighter in a lot of modern cars, and will pop a fuse at 5 Amps.

[Anonymous No.1281238]

>>1281190
>It's not just about amps
>they call it 'cold cranking amps'
I get what you mean, but I still think that a standard car battery would be able to output enough current for long enough to get a significant way through the lock. Keep the alternator running and you can try again in maybe 30 minutes, not that that's terribly practical. Maybe we all need RedLithium™ hybrid cars that our tools plug in to.

[Anonymous No.1281319]

>>1277655
>russia does it better

[Anonymous No.1281328]

>>1281035
>You will NOT power a grinder off a car battery, at least not well enough for it to be useful.

I fucking did and my test Ryobi was indeed useful for light loads. I've used angle grinders for many years and repaired a fleet of them when I ran a tool room. I own corded, cordless and pneumatic angle and die grinders. I know whereof I speak.

It would certainly cut a lock shackle, but a Dremel will cut a lock shackle if you use the fiber-reinforced discs and take your time. I cut the rusted cab bolts off an F250 with a Dremel and they are as thick as padlock shackles.

The real solution is buy the right fucking grinder in the first place. Knowing what NOT to /diy/ is the most important part of /diy/ if you have actual work to do.

>>1280729
Is sensible. My bro has M18s and likes them. I have M28 and I can cut the nose off a pickup truck (body, not frame) with two batteries at most. Frame cuts can take one battery. (I do a lot of salvage.)

[Anonymous No.1281334]

>>1276986
FUCK YEAH
but why not just make a shaped charge and blast it off?

[Anonymous No.1281358]

>>1277091
Detroit anon here...even here you will get arrested for cutting a boot off a vehicle.
OP is obviously autistic

[Anonymous No.1281360]

>>1277134
Takes twenty minutes to remove tires every day before work.

[Anonymous No.1281364]

>>1277280
This is actually pretty accurate...downtown has been on the rise.
But it still doesn't change the fact that Detroit sucks. I live north about 25 miles. And haven't been to that shit hole in over a year.

[Anonymous No.1281368]

>>1277655
He's probably thinking he will fix it when he gets home.

[Anonymous No.1281371]

>>1277868
A.K.A. as go Jack's the original creator of these.

[Anonymous No.1281415]

>>1276799
just make friends with a traffic cop and get them to give you a city sticker

[Anonymous No.1281441]

>>1281415
>just make friends with a traffic cop and get them to give you a city sticker

A box of cream-filled dognuts is all it usually takes.

[Anonymous No.1281521]

>>1277134
>lug nut locks

I should be using your pic for my idea. Jesus christ youre dumb.

[Anonymous No.1281597]

>>1281328
You're an idiot.

[Anonymous No.1281627]

>>1281597

Everything I said is accurate and easily demonstrated for themselves with any of the tools I mentioned so no need to take my word for anything. Now go back to licking windows since adult conversation is beyond you.

I defy you to take issue with anything I said. Be specific. Oh, wait, you couldn't do that the first time and likely have zero metalworking or mechanical experience.

[Anonymous No.1281649]

>>1276865
>>1276831
Just get this car. https://youtu.be/cDoRmT0iRic?t=164

[Anonymous No.1281656]

>>1277134
Why not put a boot on the wheel when you park, they can't put another on and you can remove yours.

[Anonymous No.1281670]

>>1277635
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/sep/29/londoners-wi-fi-security-herod-clause

[Anonymous No.1281720]

>>1281656

Sure they can't...

[Anonymous No.1282426]

>>1281328
if you want to get some serious shit done Makita makes a 7in cordless grinder that runs off of two 18v batteries.

[Anonymous No.1282439]

Can't fit a boot on my car. She rides too low :)

[Anonymous No.1282751]

Just cut off the lock, then get a new lock and keep the boot with you. Put it on your car each time you park. Do I want to pay the fine? Naah, I like my boot, I'll keep it, thanks!

Or for extra fun, have a boot from a different municipality from out of state preferably, then use it and the parking enforcement officer says WTF this says city of Chicago LOL then when you are actually in Chicago use a boot from New York hahaha

[Anonymous No.1282780]

>>1277152
That's just crazy enough to work.

I'd love to see a boot maid try to slap one on that car.

[Anonymous No.1282782]

>>1277219
please post link. I live for subverting (((authority)))

[Anonymous No.1282785]

>>1277233
>shamelessly admitting to robbery and kidnapping
you're trash t b h

[Anonymous No.1282876]

>>1277219
Link?

[Anonymous No.1282893]

>>1276799

>buy a tire boot on Amazon for 60 bucks
>every time you park, put boot on
>car never gets stolen
>car never gets booted because they assume it's one of their boots when in fact it's your boot

You can even get cheaper boots for like 20 bucks but they don't look anything like the boot in OP's picture and probably wouldn't fool whoever normally boots vehicles in his area.

[Anonymous No.1282896]

>>1282893
why not buy 4 for the price of 3

[Anonymous No.1282927]

>>1282782
>please post link

I lost it. Story was originally on /o/. As I remember it, police sided with him and he won (gave boot back but no fine).

[Anonymous No.1282929]

>>1282893
>parking in an area where your car might get stolen
>even being in an area where you car might get stolen

[Anonymous No.1282935]

>>1282780
You can put some types of wheel clamps on these (pic related). But you can't keep someone from taking their wheel off and putting on a spare. Toss the booted wheel in the trunk and drive home. Offer to sell parking enforcement their boot back.

[Anonymous No.1282943]

>>1282935
why didn't he take the tire?

[Anonymous No.1282959]

just booby trap your tire

[Anonymous No.1282991]

>>1276799
in your city, cops put these things on your tire?
in my city theres no cops, they steal your tires!
1 time i saw them steal nice rims from a jaguar,
it was at a stoplight running with the owner in it,
you think hed rather have a boot or fight jemal?
sorry but id pay any ticket not to be shanked,
knife still bloody from the hoe who gave him aids.

[Anonymous No.1283133]

>>1281627
Power a proper grinder off a car battery and cut through some similar thick steel, then post it here.

I run a fucking mechanical engineering firm, you fucknut, so yeah, I know a bit.

[Anonymous No.1283134]

>>1283133
Not to mention, why the fuck would you attempt to run a mains grinder from a car battery, when you could much more easily use a decent cordless grinder and use a cheapo inverter to charge the battery as and when you need it?

Just how well do you think a grinder running off a car battery would fair compared to a proper battery grinder with the ability to simply charge battery packs?

Why don't you go the whole hog and tow a fucking compressor around and use air tools?

Talk about fucking retarded.

[Anonymous No.1283144]

>>1283133
>>1281627
.Oh, wait, you couldn't do that the first time and likely have zero metalworking or mechanical experience

Not everyone is like you, basement dweller.

[Anonymous No.1283148]

>>1283144

this is just sad.

[Anonymous No.1283149]

>>1283144
get a pen that starts writing instantly...

[Anonymous No.1283150]

>>1283133
>>1283134
>>1283144

[Anonymous No.1283238]

>>1282943
I think photo was taken just to illustrate the win over parking Nazis. Probably loaded tire in trunk afterwards.

One other possibility: ordinance stating that 'taking' boot is felony. So, don't take.

[Anonymous No.1283249]

>>1277307
Get a trailer, start a free car wreck removal service, pick up wreck drop it off on the side of the road and wait for hoa take it away for free.

[Anonymous No.1283253]

>>1278945
this

carry an emergency fill up thing so you dont have to drive on a totally flat tire. got my car booted a couple of times by my university, was able to remove them this way

[Anonymous No.1283529]

>>1277385
>kid
And given the scope of misc castle/stand-ya-ground legislation, I'll pretty sure, depending on the state, if you can fuck with a car on your property.
I mean, if I can shoot an anon for doing me a spook in my yard, it follows I can do the same to his car. Course, this is al conjecture, and I'd have to actually look it up on my state's shitty site.

[Anonymous No.1283532]

If you insist on being a nigger it depends on your local laws. Because of the way mine are worded (you pay for the removal of the boot) you can legally do it as long as you do not damage the boot in the process of removal (pick it) and somehow get the boot back to the booting company or else it is considered theft. That's all in theory though.

[Anonymous No.1283556]

Alternate question: what can I do to make my car un-towable

[Anonymous No.1283558]

>>1277219
That thread was legendary

[Anonymous No.1283562]

just use mattracks instead of wheels on your car

[Anonymous No.1283573]

>>1276799
Get an inverter you can plug into your cigarette lighter.

[Anonymous No.1283577]

>>1276836
>Then you will incru civil and criminal liability.

Only if they can prove that you removed the boot. It doesn’t matter that they have a log connecting your car with that boot. You never saw a boot, don’t know anything about it. Meanwhile, they don’t have a damaged boot to enter into evidence because whoever removed the boot from your car must have dropped it off of a bridge. Or maybe tossed it into one of those streetcorner burn barrels that bums gather around to stay warm.

[Anonymous No.1283584]

>>1276799
Ok how about this:

We live in a free capitalist economy right ?
So we need a new law and a new service.

The new law is:
A boot which prevents the wheel from being removed is illegal to use. Once the wheel is removed the boot can be easily removed.

The new service is:
A company that will stop by and change your wheel for $35, much cheaper than the $150 boot fee.

The company or individual leaves the boot lying in the parking spot for the business owner/ city to collect .

This is more than enough deterrence for illegal parking and will not result in these excessive bills to get out of the mess.

[Anonymous No.1283738]

>>1283556
remove tires after parking

[Anonymous No.1283740]

>>1283556
Nothing can totally prevent it from being towed, only can make it annoying to tow, if they’re protected from damage liability on an illegally parked vehicle then theirs a way to move it... even with the tires off you just get a rollback with a big ass winch and drag it up on the bed, scraped the shit out of it but hey your not liable...

[Anonymous No.1283744]

>>1283740
My step brother used to have a big 4x4 Ford with a lot of lift and giant mud tires, if he had to park it somewhere crappy he’d put it in 4wd mode in gear on low and then lock the doors, in Ohio they can’t open the doors and get in the cab, it had enough contact with the ground that the only reasonable way to move it would be to either break in and take it out of gear, or disconnect a drive shaft, which could be done but would take time.. so he figured he was good for at least an hour before they’d be able to take the truck... worked well till he pissed off one towing company by parking in the same place too often and they brought 4 of those dollies that go under tires... he took it in stride, made for a funny story though

[Anonymous No.1283747]

>>1283740
>prevent it from being towed

Laws can prevent businesses open to the public from recklessly towing vehicles. The city can usually use tickets as a deterrent, rather than expensive booting or towing.

Also with all this new smart phone technology they could make it a law they have to attempt to contact you and give you time to move the car for a first offense, unless it's some emergency situation.

A lot of parking incidents are devoid of any real criminal intent or purely accidental, so getting stuck with a $400 towing bill could be deemed excessive force in many cases.

[Anonymous No.1283748]

>>1283744
why didn't they just winch it onto a flatbed?

[Anonymous No.1283753]

>>1283748
It had big mud tires with great grip and a load of firewood in the bed with all 4 wheels locked so they wouldn’t turn... pretty hard to pull

[Anonymous No.1283759]

>>1283747
>unless it's some emergency situation.

Yup, but then its tow trucks be damned. Bonus points for pic related because the shit who parked in front of the hydrant had just bought the BMW new 2 days prior.

[Anonymous No.1283790]

>>1283753
Friction is a bitch. OPs bro educated the towing company to buy dollies which they should have had anyway. A properly equipped rollback will have dollies and skates.

Skates: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl8_Z15GEDU

Winching anything onto a rollback is a hassle if the tires won't roll, hence skates. If it was a scrap pickup they'd just do it anyway and beat the shit out of the vehicle. You can pick vehicles with no wheels that way.

Dollies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfFRxrPaRYM

[Anonymous No.1283831]

What is the point of boots?

The parking spot must be left open? Or it's only for tenants? The boot doesn't solve that, the spot remains restricted from its intended use

[Anonymous No.1283855]

>>1283831
What's the point of imprisoning a murderer? It won't revive the people who died.

[Anonymous No.1283866]

>>1283759
I'm thinking, they probably just did that to be evil.
funny tho.

[Anonymous No.1283879]

>>1283866

Probably was a little bit of a fuck you in there, but it was an 8 alarm fire so what needed to be done got done.

[Anonymous No.1283884]

>>1278203
When towing a car over illegal parking, no one gives a crap here. Our courts are, and have always been, the side bringing the case has the burden of proof first. Not the other way around.

[Anonymous No.1283893]

>>1283866
Hose needs STRAIGHT runs for best flow and draping it over a car next to a hydrant would have kinked it.

[Anonymous No.1283899]

>>1276799
Get a cop to do it for you

Or just use good old bat

[Anonymous No.1283907]

Go Green or go home:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL3ZMxkikBI

Eurofag option:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8tDmmyxhkQ

[Anonymous No.1283936]

>>1276799
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6BkWeCNMxM

[Anonymous No.1283948]

>>1282893
" " Heavy Duty " "

[Anonymous No.1283973]

>>1276799
Ramset
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wimo09WV-rY

[Anonymous No.1284448]

Grinder deniers btfo

https://youtu.be/xkMStN6MiLA

[Anonymous No.1284827]

>>1284448
He shouldn't be using an inverter, those grinders can run off DC.

[Anonymous No.1284932]

>>1284827
U're right. Still works.

[Anonymous No.1284961]

>>1284827
They would know that but they don't have enough battery voltage.

[Anonymous No.1285086]

>>1276915
P Barnes for Congress!

[Anonymous No.1285159]

>>1284961
26 LiPos gives 110V at full charge down to 83V at no charge, and the guy had 30 LiPos and at least 15 18650s.

[Anonymous No.1285161]

>>1285159
Then again, all those different sizes in series would mean the capacity would be limited by the smallest one. He should make a few packs of same-size cells in series, all with the same amount of cells, and put those in parallel, and feed their outputs into a beefy boost converter.

[Anonymous No.1285167]

>>1277431
>Notafluxinthebunch

[Anonymous No.1285170]

>>1277603
Not if I park a car in front of said car in my driveway, check mate. All the chex; checkers, check-fil-a, checkoslovakia

[Anonymous No.1285926]

Step it up, OP.

[Anonymous No.1286614]

>>1284448
or you can just throw some power tool batteries on a E-bike.

[Anonymous No.1286636]

Get an electronic pick gun and pick the lock.

[Anonymous No.1286698]

>>1276799
Stop breaking the law asshole!!!

[Anonymous No.1286705]

>>1283866
Are you kidding? That looks pretty much like the most non-dickish way to handle the situation period
>Fire is happening, presumably human lives in danger
>Human lives have greater value than car parked in front of hydrant
>Break easily replaceable thing (windows) to fix the situation
>No visible damage to body, they sure as hell didn't try to tow or ram it out of the way with the fire truck
>Car owner will have to deal with broken windows, but given where he parked the fire department could have done whatever they wanted to get the car out of the way

[Anonymous No.1286707]

>>1277082
Fuck off weirdo