Posted by glennster on February 28, 2008 at 08:22:34 from (75.57.135.167):
In Reply to: Snow load on roofs. posted by IaGary on February 28, 2008 at 04:37:33:
gary, have you got a torpedoe heater? if so, either put it in the loader bucket or on the roof of the tractor cab and get it up near the inside of the roof nearest the eaves, warm that up so the edge of the roof clears off first, that way you wont build a heavy load from the peak melting first. if you are REALLY close to maximum weight on the roof from snow and ice, spread driveway salt on the last 10 ft off the roof nearest the eaves to get that down first. spread it from the loader not from on the roof. that way if she lets go, you wont go over the roof with the snow.
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