Another thing to remember

ctfjr

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Note to self: "You live in CT. It gets cold in the winter. Put something on top of the box blade before you cover it to prevent glacial formations."


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Note to self: "You live in CT. It gets cold in the winter. Put something on top of the box blade before you cover it to prevent glacial formations."


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Lol, kinda looks like my FEL that I covered beside the garage for the winter, more just to keep the sun off it, what ever that is.
 

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This is something you should only need to experience once to never repeat - Yellow binding straps "tied off" frozen.

If you have ever seen a trucker "artfully" tuck all the straps back on themselves flat, you are watching a guy that has delt with a frozen strap in a knot before.
 

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I had a boat cover that looked like that one time
 

Daren Todd

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This is something you should only need to experience once to never repeat - Yellow binding straps "tied off" frozen.

If you have ever seen a trucker "artfully" tuck all the straps back on themselves flat, you are watching a guy that has delt with a frozen strap in a knot before.
Yup, fold and tuck every time. It irritates the snot out of me when someone helps me out and rolls the straps, finished with a knot 🤬🤬🤬 I usually stop them and tell them I will get it when zi see the roll them.
 

Henro

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Note to self: "You live in CT. It gets cold in the winter. Put something on top of the box blade before you cover it to prevent glacial formations."


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Ha Ha, Real men don't cover their box blades. Real box blades are men... :ROFLMAO:

Mine has been living outside for about 17 years uncovered. Still works fine and aside from a bit of paint deterioration, is no worse for the wear... I do set it on wood to hold it off the ground though...
 

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You do know water will go straight through the box blade onto the ground without that tarp on there, cut out the Ice dam issue! ;)