milkman636
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Looks like you guys might had it pretty bad too. It was pretty unusual to see the pine needles almost 1/2" thickI was talking to a lineman from Cadillac at my place yesterday. He said this week was the first time he's ever seen ice 1 inch thick on branches and wires.
Here's a couple of pictures from Clinton County:
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Looks like you guys might had it pretty bad too. It was pretty unusual to see the pine needles almost 1/2" thick
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Funny how a few miles makes a difference, We only had a coating of ice, making a run to Stockbridge, noticed how close it came. Every time the wind blows, those dead ash trees seem to make contact with the wires. At least you have AG tires and 4X4, my loader has r4 and 2wd, sits and spins thinking about snow. Like your saws!
Hope your utility power comes back soon, XRING (& all the others hit by the massive ice storm) as the next arctic blast is heading down from the arctic tonight for us.
We lucked out this year - the ice went over to you folks in the NE North America, we merely had brutal cold & continuing snows. I remember a terrible midwest ice storm in March 1976 that I will never forget, so know & sympathize with what you folks are going through. Good humor, generators, chainsaws definitely help see you through.
Thanks to the hardworking utitlity crews across North America for doing what they do, too!!
Best wishes,