View Full Version : Break out the shovels MA
RWilson2526
02-07-2013, 06:12 PM
Hey MA boys......just saw the snow fall estimates for you guys! :haha::haha::haha:
lumberslinger178
02-07-2013, 08:15 PM
No not the shovels get out the plows.... and we will be getting out our umbrellas.
GREYWOLF
02-07-2013, 08:28 PM
my plow is ready , extra batty's , a fith of scotch , and a 30 pack . OH and food too
smokeonthewater
02-07-2013, 09:34 PM
dang... when I finally get a break in the weather to bring my boat home I'm gonna have to come up with a snow blower to even find the thing...
Stinky_Hooker
02-08-2013, 09:13 AM
HA! Im wearing shorts today and will be this weekend..in the boat! :haha:
Road King Cole
02-08-2013, 09:24 AM
hmm, I was wondering why there was no traffic on the way to work today...
Monkey Butler
02-08-2013, 12:05 PM
I laugh in the face of the blizzard!
Ha, Ha Ha, Haaaa , Haaaaaa, Arrggghhhhhh...............
GREYWOLF
02-08-2013, 07:53 PM
Well it's here now ! THIS SUCKS How are you guys doing in the eastern part of MA ? STORM NEMO is a BIG UN hope it dosen't do to much damage to the shoreline . any budy getting photos ?
smokeonthewater
02-08-2013, 08:12 PM
I just hope that when I get to my boat, the canvas isn't destroyed and is doesn't take me 2 days to dig it out......
Road King Cole
02-09-2013, 03:30 PM
not sure what the news said, but seems like it was quite the storm. Lost power last night. Thought my well pump died too until I just figured out that one of the breakers on my generator needed to be reset. Running water good.
Not sure when we will get power back, it was a very heavy snow that sticks to the trees and we had very strong winds knocking down a lot of branches.
later...
rkc
phatdaddy
02-09-2013, 04:08 PM
feel your pain, brothers. had to wear a hoodie to the waffle house this morning.
GREYWOLF
02-09-2013, 07:23 PM
Well all done plowing out , my cover on the V20 held up great , but till this all melts wont be doing any more work on her. I have a nice 5 th of scotch ready and a hot shower . Life will be good again:beer:
Destroyer
02-09-2013, 10:13 PM
feel your pain, brothers. had to wear a hoodie to the waffle house this morning.
Oooooh....the pain....the pain.....
smokeonthewater
02-10-2013, 03:24 AM
Seller says he thinks my cover is ok but the boat is buried so not sure... then says he hopes it's ok....
this boat is 13' high to the top
Road King Cole
02-10-2013, 11:22 AM
Think my generator mistake burned out the controller on my furnace. Power may be far away I heard wareham where mj lives is 90% without power. Hope he and cb are ok.
Very glad I have a wood stove.
Rkc
bradford
02-10-2013, 01:18 PM
The azaleas are are starting to bloom in Savannah. :laugh:
Currently 66 degrees.
garagenc
02-10-2013, 02:49 PM
All we got was a ton of rain but I'm using my smart (what a laugh) phone to connect my lap top to the internet because ours went down.
phatdaddy
02-10-2013, 02:53 PM
rkc, when these hit , do you still have natural gas? i am looking at converting my generator to nat gas. during hurricanes, 95% of the time, nat gas is uninterupted. this would eliminate the need to go get fuel(at crisis prices) and the need to refuel during operation. also cut out the ethanol issues with a gen i only run during a storm.
just wondering..
chumbucket
02-10-2013, 04:06 PM
Got about 28"-30" of snow here at my house. We had wind gusts of up to 70 mph during the height of the storm. Lots of power lines down. My power was restored last night at about 7:30. MJ still has no power at his house in Wareham but he realized that the trailer park where he bought the mobile home does have power. So he packed up some essentials and his two critters and was headed over there last I talked to him. Probably no internet access for him there though as he hasn't set that up yet.
smokeonthewater
02-10-2013, 05:06 PM
got pics of the boat... his idea of buried and mine were WAY off.... it has 3 foot drifts all around it and a foot on top with grass showing under it.... canvas looks ok.
macojoe
02-10-2013, 09:24 PM
Well I measured the snow And I am guessing 20" at my house, wind in the 60'sandcold as hell!! The snow blower did ok on the top stuff but on the coast we got about 3" of slush first and that wasn't getting to cleared as it froze!
The power went out at 7:30 Friday and is still out and doesn't look good for a few n\more days, there was a Nstart guy sayind the power trucks were all parked cause they running out of gas an d no were to get any with the power out and stations near by out of gas!
I know someone here at thepark and they said the power went out fri also but was back on oday, so I took the cat & Dog nd here we are at the new place. My daughtrt is visting me this week and boared, so we looked on the lap top for a signil and found one 2 doors up so she took the dog for a walk and knocked on there door, said We are new and my dad is going nuts not being able to get on the internet, is it possible we could have your password and use your signal for a few days? Well they said yes and here I am!
The Tahoe did awsome in the snow, my daughter went out to shovel me out, I came and said get out the way after I went thur wasit deep snow to get in the truck, I put 4 low and drove right out, never spun a tire! My daughter was why am I diging?? I said I don't know I never asked you to LOL
Ok as you can see I have been going nuts and had to share! Later
Destroyer
02-10-2013, 10:09 PM
My sis in law lives in Sturbridge, Mass. and reported about the same as MJ. Said she has 26 inches in her driveway, and all the roads are closed. Hang in there guys... spring is only a few months away.
Road King Cole
02-11-2013, 03:56 AM
Phat,
I have oil heat, not sure on the nat gas. I would think the distribution plants would need electricity and they probably have generators. Back when I had gas heat I didn't have a generator so I didn't know if I still had gas during the power outages.
Not usually up this time of day. Need to get the wood stove going again.
phester
02-11-2013, 07:49 AM
we had 24-26" of snow, pretty heavy wet snow. No power outages by me, gas lines in full panic mode prior to the storm. The V is completely covered w/ snow, a little of the blue tarp showing around the gunnels. Took almost two hours to clear my driveway [it's pretty big at 3800 sq. ft.], the snowblower had a workout but handled it well. To many morons in luxury SUVs driving around at 40mph w/ two feet of snow on the roof. Today is a day off for me....the schools are closed so my boy and I are going sliegh riding. Hope you get power soon MJ. Be well.
RidgeRunner
02-11-2013, 09:12 AM
18 to 20" in New Bedford, MA.
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Stinky_Hooker
02-11-2013, 10:48 AM
69 here today. Its going to get FREEZING here this weekend though. Mid 50's :laugh:
Destroyer
02-11-2013, 10:50 AM
Think my generator mistake burned out the controller on my furnace. Power may be far away I heard wareham where mj lives is 90% without power. Hope he and cb are ok.
Very glad I have a wood stove.
Rkc
RKC, I'd almost bet that it didn't. A tripped breaker stops all power from flowing, so if no power was flowing then it's impossible to burn out anything.
BUT
If you had a tripped breaker on your generator, and your furnice has a burned out controller, then it IS possible that your controller burned out and tripped the breaker of your generator.
So, in summary, it's possible your controller burned and tripped the breaker, but not possible that your generator burned out the controller.
Destroyer
02-11-2013, 11:04 AM
69 here today. Its going to get FREEZING here this weekend though. Mid 50's :laugh:
Stinky, during the summer, when it's a balmy 75-80+ here and I'm sitting outside by the pool with a cold one in my hand, and it's a sweltering 100 degrees by you with 90% relative humidity and you're stuck inside I'm going to laugh myself silly. It WILL be sweet, I promise you. :butt:
Stinky_Hooker
02-11-2013, 11:16 AM
Stinky, during the summer, when it's a balmy 75-80+ here and I'm sitting outside by the pool with a cold one in my hand, and it's a sweltering 100 degrees by you with 90% relative humidity and you're stuck inside I'm going to laugh myself silly. It WILL be sweet, I promise you. :butt:
Tell me about it brother. I start dreading it as soon as fall gets here knowing it will be short lived. Overall we have about 8-9 months of mild/nice weather but the 100+ with 100% humidity days are hell on earth. I dont fish or nothing, even at night its hardly bearable to fish.
Road King Cole
02-11-2013, 12:26 PM
RKC, I'd almost bet that it didn't. A tripped breaker stops all power from flowing, so if no power was flowing then it's impossible to burn out anything.
BUT
If you had a tripped breaker on your generator, and your furnice has a burned out controller, then it IS possible that your controller burned out and tripped the breaker of your generator.
So, in summary, it's possible your controller burned and tripped the breaker, but not possible that your generator burned out the controller.
Well I swapped the controller and the furnace fired right up. Still no street power so I will just be careful on not running other high wattage devices at the same time. Really glad I could fix it myself.
Destroyer
02-11-2013, 04:17 PM
Tell me about it brother. I start dreading it as soon as fall gets here knowing it will be short lived. Overall we have about 8-9 months of mild/nice weather but the 100+ with 100% humidity days are hell on earth. I dont fish or nothing, even at night its hardly bearable to fish.
We used to have a house in Georgia. I know only too well what July and August can be like. The heat just sucks the life out of you.
Road King Cole
02-11-2013, 08:06 PM
Got power just after 5:30!! Woohoo! I'm going to sleep well tonight!
Kracker Jack
02-11-2013, 08:56 PM
Glad your back on the grid RKC. must have been pretty chilly after losing power!!
macojoe
02-11-2013, 09:33 PM
At the house there was power when I got there today but it went out right after I got there, so it was stay there with no heat or come back to the mobile home with no water?
The mobule park has well water and the pumps that supply the park went down sunday, they used there back up to get it back on and now that died!! I chose to come here with no water and filled a few buckets with snow to melt, now I have water to flush the toilet.
What a way to live!! See what tomorrow brings??
GREYWOLF
02-11-2013, 09:55 PM
sorry MJ that sucks, will pray things get better for all. let's all kill that GROUND HOG !! and make chummm
chumbucket
02-11-2013, 11:10 PM
sorry MJ that sucks, will pray things get better for all. let's all kill that GROUND HOG !! and make chummm
And make me do what?:bat:
Road King Cole
02-12-2013, 08:37 AM
Glad your back on the grid RKC. must have been pretty chilly after losing power!!
I do have a wood stove, but I would be up a few times during the night to keep it going.
MJ, if you need water tonight, let me know. I have a 5 gallon container that works great for flushing.
rkc
macojoe
02-12-2013, 11:07 AM
We have water at the mobile home!!! Life is good!!
Thanks RKCfor the offer!!
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