North eastern Ice storm!!

**Salvatore** · #1 12-15-2008, 09:57 PM

And putting catsup on hot dogs and mustard on "soft" pretzels!

**JimL78** · #2 12-15-2008, 11:09 PM

Jason, my daughter called the power company this morning to get a restoration time and they said it would be Thursday at 8 AM. We were not happy about that. It was quite a surprise that around 12:30 the power went back on on my side of the mountain. Because we had the generator going my daughter and son-in-law spent a lot of time here where it was comfortable. I have a diesel unit that runs the whole house and the electric heated apartment. Sure used a lot of diesel but it was well worth it. I hope they get you on pretty soon. The guys who were working on our section were from Elmira. With all the trees on the wires they did not have an easy job.
Jim

**kwhizz** · #3 12-16-2008, 12:14 AM

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And putting catsup on hot dogs and mustard on "soft" pretzels!

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68COPO · #4 12-16-2008, 12:56 AM

I run a Winco 9500 Watt Industrial gas generator which handles my house and garage nicely. The problem here in our part of New Hampshire was you couldn't get gas. The few stations that had power also had wicked looong lines with a few reported fist fights erupting! My sons in Rollinsford and Milton, NH still didn't have power this morning. No Power - Good Cuddling!!!

Norm reynolds · #5 12-16-2008, 03:02 AM

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The problem here in our part of New Hampshire was you couldn't get gas

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that what I am afraid of Here I have a real nice generator I have 20gal of gas for it and they say it will rum 10.5 hours on 6 gal what happens if it take s weeks to get power back I have been lookingh to cinvert to natual gas or Propane the problem is I have not found a kit that realy works

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