The Power Lock(R) Proves Its Value on Heavy Equipment as Well

  
    
  
  
    
      Powerlock International (Pink Sheets: PWLK) is pleased to report that in 
      addition to vehicle applications, the Power Lock® 
      anti-theft product works to protect heavy equipment from theft and 
      unauthorized use as well.
    
    
      In an email to Rick Fass, president of Powerlock International, Matt 
      Harder of Earthworks & Sprinklers writes, "On or about May 15, 2007, we 
      had a potential joy rider attempt to start one of our Case 660 
      trenchers. The suspect was able to get the ignition to come on by 
      jamming a screw driver into the ignition switch. The great news is that 
      the Power Lock prevented the Case 660 from starting. If the 660 engine 
      started, the trencher would have landed in a pond. At that point I would 
      have potential EPA fines anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000. A new Case 
      660 trencher is approximately $70,000. I have 6 Case 660s and each one 
      has the new 'wireless' Power Lock security system installed. Power Lock 
      saved my machines and the environment."
    
    
      Fass states, “We at Powerlock are always glad 
      to see our product protect our customer’s 
      vehicles and in particular, for our heavy equipment customers, to 
      minimize any disruptions that such attempted thefts or unauthorized use 
      can have on their business.”
    
    
      Powerlock International distributes the Power Lock vehicle anti-theft 
      product (www.powerlock.com), the 
      only product that cannot be circumvented by “hot 
      wiring” the predominate method of vehicle 
      theft.
    
    
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