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Old 03-13-2013, 01:33 PM   #1
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We're itching to summerize and get on the road. I know my southern friends are laughing at this, but I couldn't help myself. We're ready to go, but mother nature is taking her own sweet time. Tried to use a crow bar and even had my neighbor come up with his Massy front loader to no avail. I'm sure my Eastern countrymen are in the same predicament!!
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Normally I would post today's forecast here ( 75 , cool front just rolled by ) but that photo and your dilemma isn't even funny. Got a blow torch ?
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What is that white stuff on the ground?
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You sure must get a pile in front of your doors when the snow comes off that metal roof......
No snow or ice guards on roof?
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:24 PM   #6
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You sure must get a pile in front of your doors when the snow comes off that metal roof......
No snow or ice guards on roof?
I've had to get up there twice in the last 13 years and shovel it off after it accumulates up to 4 feet deep. I'd rather deal with it on the ground than up there But it's 52 right now and with a few more weeks of these temps and hopefully it won't be an issue.
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Looks like you need to park the RV on the other side of the barn - then you could get it out!
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2nd Alan, that white stuff looks like the boat can wait a little longer.
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Looks like you need to park the RV on the other side of the barn - then you could get it out!
I was wondering if someone was going to notice that? Problem: The other side has a 10' camper in front of built-in storage. The Lund is parked under the roof of the camper. The motorhome is 1/2 inch from the back wall....1 inch from the wiper blades when the door comes down for a total of 40'. (Don't know why they call it a 37??) The built in storage on the other side is the problem.
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