I used to always go out and clear tree's out of the roads after storm'sWe didnt get much rain here just wind.
We have a lot of power lines down. some areas of Savannah will be out of power for at least a week.
Just a mile away an island is 95% without power . Trees and power poles blocking the streets hamper the repair crews. The road and power lines to it are fine .
We have so many large trees in southeast Georgia that when one falls it takes a crew to move it.
Pine trees over 40" at the stump that stay thick all the way up.
Oak trees 48" at the stump are very common. The live oaks have branches that are 30"+
Just getting enough trucks to carry the loads away to get power crews in is tough.
Add the water damage inland with the debris washed up blocking and destroying the roads makes getting help in hard.
Now with the ILA strike starting the people are going to be stressed for food, fuel etc.
Savannah is a high volume port with plenty of truckers to move it but right now our supermarket shelves are getting bare.Last night we went to 2 markets where the fruit and produce sections were completly bare. Lots of bare areas in all sections, cereal canned goods and frozen foods are not getting restocked. Beer is in very very short supply.
People are not flocking to the stores overloading the stores now but as they eat up what is thawing out in their freezers they will be at the stores.
All this is going on here at the edge of the storms path, people in the middle are really in much wore shape.
The rural people will work together for a while helping each other but the urban areas are starting to get angry.
Fights in gas lines have started in at least 3 stores that i personally know of.
Government needs to step up and get the ports open and support law enforcement.
Other power companies have stepped up sending out of state crews in to help.
I have a friend here in the spare room right now because her power will be out for a few more days.
This situation is bigger than the news/ government is saying right now.
The next few days are going to get rough for a lot of people, pray for them.
In my little area we are very lucky but just an hour away there is half a state in trouble.
Probably time for a upgrade all rightWe usually have new saws here, so we swap parts to eliminate the problem. Much better than spending money on parts that are not needed.
i saw that videoI used to always go out and clear tree's out of the roads after storm's
But i only do my own road for the neighbors now
So many people have told me about when they went to help in disaster area's
And being accused of being looter's.
Most of us here living remotely try stay well prepared for outages or whatever
Because we never see anyone for weeks after flooding or snow storms.
This guy tried to rescue people with his own helicopter.
You know how it is
Not even I will attempt to defend Mopar engineering.Good work Mopar...
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Just couldn't move that drain plug back an inch so it wasn't directly above a crossmember..
Its fiat nowNot even I will attempt to defend Mopar engineering.
It's corrosion proofing itself. Lol
How are ya doing there Dallywhacker?Its fiat now
@PA Dan was seen lurking around the carpenter school taking fishing equipment out of peoples trucks. LOL
im ok hows youHow are ya doing there Dallywhacker?
lol hes lucky he gets to use that lolBbbuuutttt...I left i left stuff for your single action hole puncher!