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Over 4 feet in some spots in Western Maine(rangely lake area), I almost finished a job in So Paris Maine where they got 3 feet, am I glad I got most of the outside stuff done, anyone tell me how I'm supposed to pour sealing fittings in below freezing temps .I'm guessing there are 30 or so ENY-2s to pour. Might have to wait for spring
Got 14-16 inches of snow at my house on the coast.

Anybody here that has never seen Snow?

I've got relatives from Orlando whose teenage kids had never seen it until visiting us recently.

They were very excited seeing it come down.

Bill

Walrus — On your seals, I've heard rumors that you can substitute tequila for water in the Chico recipe... ;-)

I don't envy you guys at this time of year
In my area, about 9 or 10 times a year we may have to start the truck a few minutes early to melt a light frost. :

Has anybody else used this stuff yet?
http://www.interactcompany.com/eclips/coopercrousehinds/ch0001_01.html

It really does save time.

Roger

Roughed in a house (in romex) when it was -20F (no heat, windows, doors, etc.)
Didn't even consider asking the boss if he thought it was too cold for the work, it was warm in his office

" Walrus — On your seals, I've heard rumors that you can substitute tequila for water in the Chico recipe... ;-) "


One for me, one for the chico, 2 for me, none for the chico, Nope, don't think tequila works in this case


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Roger
Thanks for link,never seen or heard of that stuff. Next time at supply house I'll ask.

Walrus — that was the best I could come up with on short notice. {Prestone substituted for tequila just doesn’t have the right effect.} Electricians at petrochems on the North Slope [of AK] must have some clever way of doing it.

Yesterday it was about 75 and a slight breeze under sunny skies. Almost time to mow the lawn again...