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Re: Stick in roof/ceiling trouble
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Posted by old on January 23, 2007 at 19:35:18 from (4.245.6.18):
In Reply to: Re: Stick in roof/ceiling trouble posted by Hobo,NC on January 23, 2007 at 19:22:44:
Fixing the 2 holes I have is not a big deal but, and heres the big one. If theres 2 holes I can see from the limbs and there was more then one that hit then theres sure to be more small holes and to fix that takes doing a complete roof coating and I just plain don't have that type of money at this time. Now if one of my tractor sold it would be no big deal. And of course the other problem is the weather and it needing to be a lot warmer to be able to do much if any thing to it right now. All the stuff I find or have on hand says it needs to be 50 plus out to use it
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