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(@Anonymous 17342)
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We just got 2 inchs of ice dumped on us here in Oklahoma, and that was quickly followed by about 6 inchs of snow. This picture was before the snow, I didn't get the tarp on her before the ice started down. I feel bad but it made for some interesting pics.

This is the official end to my season, I don't think my wetsuite would help on a day like this. I think a month off will be about right!


 
Posted : November 30, 2006 10:15 pm
bvining
(@bvining)
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You are letting your new boat sit outside uncovered?

Go get a $10 Home Depot tarp and throw it over the mast tie it off under the hulls, keeps the snow and ice off it. I wouldnt want to let snow build up on the tramp. Thats a good way to wear out your tramp.

Bill


 
Posted : December 1, 2006 2:30 pm
(@Anonymous 14272)
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Yeah, either put a tarp on her or cover of some sort, or get her under cover like a garage or something. I'm goin out on a limb this year and putting my boat in the garage and letting the car deal with the snow and ice this year instead.


 
Posted : December 1, 2006 4:21 pm
(@rhino1302)
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Too much snow can crush a cat. It happened to a boat in our fleet which was left out in the open at Lake Tahoe. Probably not something you need to worry about in most parts of the world.


 
Posted : December 1, 2006 5:10 pm
(@Anonymous 17342)
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Read my post, I had just put her beside the house, the storm hit when I was in class and had no way to come home. I actually have a heavy duty tarp. It is the kind that they use to cover stuff on Semis. I felt really dump for not getting my tarp on it before the storm. As soon as she drys out I will have the tarp on her!!!


 
Posted : December 1, 2006 6:01 pm
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