OT: at what point do i shovel
02-04-2014, 04:16 PM
#31
Team Owner
"IF" the house was built to code "AND" there are no structural defects (dry or wet rot)
"AND" the inspector didn't look the other way, the roof can take the snow load. We have not had so much snow as to be of a concern.
Assuming the above was done correctly, leave it alone. All will be fine.
"AND" the inspector didn't look the other way, the roof can take the snow load. We have not had so much snow as to be of a concern.
Assuming the above was done correctly, leave it alone. All will be fine.
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02-04-2014, 09:56 PM
#32
Captain Obvious
Super User
Super User
"IF" the house was built to code "AND" there are no structural defects (dry or wet rot)
"AND" the inspector didn't look the other way, the roof can take the snow load. We have not had so much snow as to be of a concern.
Assuming the above was done correctly, leave it alone. All will be fine.
"AND" the inspector didn't look the other way, the roof can take the snow load. We have not had so much snow as to be of a concern.
Assuming the above was done correctly, leave it alone. All will be fine.
02-04-2014, 10:27 PM
#33
Three Wheelin'
Just cleared the 2+ feet of snow off the temporary shelter over my boat at the cottage today. Hard and stubborn stuff!
I'm looking for a WW2 Howitzer cannon with shells for an easier procedure in the future.
I'm looking for a WW2 Howitzer cannon with shells for an easier procedure in the future.
02-06-2014, 10:31 AM
#34
Rennlist Member
Cottage life had a video on shovelling snow and that led to finding this cool device.
