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Well huricane Ida caught me.

Had lifted shingles and a couple of leaks.

Called Homesite Geico Home carrier. Well took a while for them to come out.

But when they did they brought roof forensic court testimony inspector he was on the roof for over an hour and I am so sorry I did not video him. As I am convinced he was flattenting out the lifted shingles to conceal any wind damage.

He produced a 70 page dossier on the roof purporting not wind damage whatsoever.

His photos of the roof seemed to be shot with a lense that made things look a weird 100 year old roof, pretty amazing.

Now I do need a new roof as well. And now the prices are COVID prices, shingle colors are limited to 3 colors. And the prices are about 30% more now.

How do you know if you need a New Roof
Home Improvement
Replies 19 Post by Pacman2

Thanks for the feedback.

I googled the filter cutter and the example they had was for use on Airplanes. Hmm sounds like a great idea in that case.

I also saw a magnet ring that could be put on with the cartridge filter, have not seen anywhere to buy this or if it is a good idea either.

I think I will continue to leave well enough alone.

Kubota B hydraulic filter suction screen Maintenance
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Pacman2

Hi New here so not sure if right place to post.<br>
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I have a long well worn gravel drive that is deeply rutted where the tires go.<br>
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It has a base of crushed shale, then some 3/4 stone, stone dust and some 3/8 gravel. Not much is loose anymore.<br>
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Has some potholes etc. recently bought property that came with an older Kubota B series tractor with a loader but no other attachments.<br>
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So wondering what the best thing is to do here in terms of attachments and what grades of stone to buy.<br>
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Thanks for any help.<br>
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Paul

Best way to Maintain Gravel Drive
Tractor Projects
Replies 7 Post by Pacman2