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  1. chazcarr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2012
    173 posts
    Wolcott, CT
    It might snow here in CT next week. No one really knows. Just got my power back after Sandy and decided to try and tarp the sides of my shed to keep the snow out since the side walls are not done.

    Looks funny, but seems to work. Need to get three more bungees on there to be finished. I stole that slanted front door style from someone on here. If it survives the Nor'easter then I'll keep it this way.
    woodshedoutsidetarp.JPG woodshedinsidetarp.jpeg
    Also, as a bonus, I was at the NY wool and sheep festival and they had an exhibition on old timey wood working. I took a picture to share. Classic wood tools.JPG
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  2. bogydave Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 4, 2009
    7,988 posts
    So Cent ALASKA
    Looks good
    Hope the Nor'easter is a mild one ;)

    Nice pics :)
  3. nate379 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 21, 2010
    4,055 posts
    Palmer, Alaska
    Take it you don't get much wind in Connecticut?
  4. milleo Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 8, 2011
    297 posts
    Maine
    Am thinking the front tarp is going to be the first to go.
  5. Backwoods Savage Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 14, 2007
    24,500 posts
    Michigan
    Perhaps a couple ties going all the way across that front tarp might help a lot. I hope the snow misses you too.
  6. chazcarr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2012
    173 posts
    Wolcott, CT
    I can't picture what you mean. Just one of the large ties from one post to the other pulling the tarp tight?

    Thank You
  7. tcassavaugh Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 10, 2010
    594 posts
    Southern Maryland
    .....gee, looks like a lot of things that a lot of folks here STILL use....does that mean we are "old timey" :eek:;lol

    cass
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  8. Backwoods Savage Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 14, 2007
    24,500 posts
    Michigan
    One all the way across about 1/2 the way up and the other 2/3 the way up. Just tie the ends to the corner posts of the shed. It might help if a big wind comes through; especially those swirling winds. You may even have to re-tighten them from time to time.
  9. chazcarr Member

    joined: Jan 22, 2012
    173 posts
    Wolcott, CT
    Yes that is what I thought, just got two of those large yellow cords and am going to do that before the Nor'easter

    Thank You
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