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Originally Posted by richard2717
It probably should have been anchored a bit better and it would have probably held but my underground electric line to the house was directly in line with the left side. I have a phobia of driving rebar thru 240 volts, it makes my eyes hurt at a minimum. Insurance man is coming out soon to take a look to see if it is covered so I had to rope it in place for now. I have an 80' boom truck to bring it back over but it is pretty jacked up at this point. Hoping for the best but prepared for the worst.
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Sorry to see this mess, Richard. That wind has been brutal. I had no work at my regular job today (due to the weather), so I worked on a side job for an old customer. This afternoon the wind started kicking back up again. Must have been gusting 50 or better. I had three sheets of plywood stacked on saw horses clamped together to cut all three at once. I went inside for a minute and a gust flipped all three off and over into the porch posts. It was then that I decided to abort and G.T.F home!
I still hear it out there kicking it up, and I'm in a pretty sheltered area
Now here is a good weatherman. Not good weather, man. Good weatherman
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https://www.wbaltv.com/article/windy...-week/38796237