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Posted by flying belgian on March 05, 2007 at 07:58:25 from (207.13.162.207):
was working in shop last Fri. when I heard a cracking noise three times in about 30 min. time. went to wall to check it out and saw that a rafter was splitting. Quickly propped a steel tube under it and saved it from crashing down. Went outside and looked on roof of 40X100 and in places the snow was over 2ft. deep. made A 15 FT. scraper and had daughter move me around with loader. I bet I pulled at least a ton of weight off there. And that was only about 1/4 of the roof. That shed is 41yrs. old and have never had to pull snow off before. So this is a remineder to CHECK YOUR ROOFS. Anyone else?
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