And when it comes off the roof and lands in a driveway or sidewalk, It is like a pile of concrete to remove, I remember well
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February 12, 2019 at 7:30 am #1834629
Not doubting your word, but rare. That’s why a guy has insurance. As a retired FF in Mpls, can’t tell you how many emergency’s we went on for taking headers off of roofs some winters
February 11, 2019 at 10:30 pm #1834609in my opinion, leave the snow on your roof alone, when was the last time you heard or saw a pitched roof cave in? Yes maybe old garage or sheds, but that’s it. If you have leaking problems that’s different, be very careful remove snow from the eaves and valleys. I did this as a xtra job when I was a young guy. Lots of damage done to shingles doing this believe me, and if you fall?, no fishing this summer. 2 ft of snow on my roof right now, Walker, Mn area. Spring will come
August 23, 2017 at 2:07 pm #1711655I have a 2009 1890 with the 140 Suzuki, could not be happier, unless I could get a 2090. Love the steering, still have to be careful that you do not do a quick oversteer. Mine does about 40 mph which I never do, too fast for me
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