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Old 10-29-2012, 08:11 PM
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Time to get the rubber raft out. Seriously hope you guys don't have any trouble.
I have a 24' pontoon boat

It's windy right now and has been raining all day. I left work at 5 pm for the 18 mile ride home and the road was covered in debris.

Ought to be fun
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Old 10-29-2012, 08:19 PM
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Went to Lowes and Home despot and both were sold out of the little propane cylinders for camp stoves, sold out of generators and people were hauling bottled water out like crazy. I did not need any of those things but they did not have what I was looking for either and it was not flood related. Lots of leaf and twig debris on the highways. It is raining steady and windy but they say it ain't over yet.
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Old 10-29-2012, 08:46 PM
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Good luck. Windy here in VA and some snow but I think we missed the worst of Sandy. Will know for sure tomorrow AM.
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Old 10-29-2012, 08:56 PM
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My daughter lives on the fringe of Harrisburg, they lost power @ 4:00pm, the eye is expected to go over them about 7:00pm. She said she NEVER EVER saw such CRAZY rain flying every which way. They live in a newer townhouse sub., & gonna spend the night in the basement, They got 2 blow up pads (beds) & all 4 of them will be real cozy, & their dog also.

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Old 10-29-2012, 10:12 PM
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Raining very hard at this time and very windy!
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Old 10-29-2012, 11:07 PM
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It's windy here also. Hope everyone stays safe!
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we've hit a foot of snow overnight. Sam the BX was doing duty at 5am this morning.... Gotta love the FEL, night at day difference between pushing with a blade and just scooping it and dumping it out of the way.

NOAA said we could get another foot today. Took my wife to work this morning and it's normally a 15 minute max trip to the hospital, this morning just over an hour. Thankful for good retired early bird neighbors who watch the sleeping boys!
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Old 10-30-2012, 09:53 AM
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So far just wind and a couple flurries for me.

I find the blade to be faster. I built my plow from an old Meyers. I use the FEL to lift it and the bucket hydraulics to turn it. If you want more info on the build PM me with your e-mail address.
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So far just wind and a couple flurries for me.

I find the blade to be faster. I built my plow from an old Meyers. I use the FEL to lift it and the bucket hydraulics to turn it. If you want more info on the build PM me with your e-mail address.
Thats a crazy high snow bank is that in Galax?
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we've hit a foot of snow overnight. Sam the BX was doing duty at 5am this morning.... Gotta love the FEL, night at day difference between pushing with a blade and just scooping it and dumping it out of the way.

NOAA said we could get another foot today. Took my wife to work this morning and it's normally a 15 minute max trip to the hospital, this morning just over an hour. Thankful for good retired early bird neighbors who watch the sleeping boys!


A foot Gary?! WoW!
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