Grr...928 swimming pool..
11-21-2012 | 01:33 AM
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From: Sacramento, Ca.
11-27-2012 | 08:30 PM
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From: Boulder Creek, CA
Got the hatch shocks off, and lifted and had the hatch open very wide...put air nozzle on the hose, and a lot came out.
The seal is a little flat up there near the hinges I can see also (could NOT see up there before blowing it out)..so its probably time, or remove it and revitalize it a little.
BIG rains coming here this week thru the weekend, expecting 12-15".
The car is normally parked on about a 3% grade at best, depending where I park it nose up.
I will park it tonight ***-up..if I can get up the driveway backwards at all..that'll help move water forward on the roof than backwards.
The seal is a little flat up there near the hinges I can see also (could NOT see up there before blowing it out)..so its probably time, or remove it and revitalize it a little.
BIG rains coming here this week thru the weekend, expecting 12-15".
The car is normally parked on about a 3% grade at best, depending where I park it nose up.
I will park it tonight ***-up..if I can get up the driveway backwards at all..that'll help move water forward on the roof than backwards.
11-29-2012 | 09:21 PM
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From: Boulder Creek, CA
No such thing.
I dont live in sunny malibu..I have pine and redwood sap, plus very nasty other things...I live in a redwood rain forrest.
Expecting 14" of rain by the end of Sunday from this evening on...a normal series of storms.
Like I said..just fix the leak, right?
