It follow me home

[shadowgray396]

How much does your typical pop-up weigh?

It's about 2000 lbs.

How sturdy are they?

This one is very well built.

Maybe I can get him to cut the grass while he's here!

Just mowed mine tonight, so I know how to use a lawn mower.

[Highway Star]

Thanks for the info guys...

I guess I better make sure that my 1980 model snapper 28" hi-vac rear engine mower is up for the chore. Looks like I'll be earning my refugee-keeps as a lawn maintenance tech. It has a 14 horse crate engine on it and does wheelies. Now how an I going to get that thing in a pop-up?


Seriously...I just may be knocking on one of your doors, if things get ugly down here later this summer. My wife and I are pretty nervous. If a hurricane heads this way packing crude, methane, toxins, etc, we could be in for a real doozie. I can just see lightning or electrical explosions starting a GIANT and uncontrollable fire everywhere. How do you extinguish a crude oil fire when everything is covered in it, and more is falling out of the sky?

[RBeckman]

Originally Posted by Highway Star

Thanks for the info guys...


Seriously...I just may be knocking on one of your doors, if things get ugly down here later this summer. My wife and I are pretty nervous. If a hurricane heads this way packing crude, methane, toxins, etc, we could be in for a real doozie. I can just see lightning or electrical explosions starting a GIANT and uncontrollable fire everywhere. How do you extinguish a crude oil fire when everything is covered in it, and more is falling out of the sky?

Jake,
I never thought of that about the lighting hitting the oil and it ingniting...is that a thing that could happen? It would be one hell of a show..and get rid of the pesky oil

[Highway Star]

I think it is possible, and I'm certain the homeowners insurance companies are trying to find a way out of paying for oil/fire damage.

I saw a spot today on the web where oil is already falling out of the sky with rain, leaving rainbow oil slicks on everything.

Great.