Some storms I have just pulled my car as close to the house over hang on the down wind side and hoped that nothing made it over the roof. Generally you only HAVE to put the cars out of harms way when they have hail and high winds. But in order to be able to do that. You have to have some where to put the car.
Do you not get hurricanes (willy willys I think you call them down there, something like that) where your at?
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I did get a little more done on the tank tonight. I finished cutting the braces for the bottom. Hoping to get those screwed down tomorrow before I have to move it out of the way tomorrow tell the shed is built. No storms forecast today, they are saying possibly late tomorrow so I have a bit of wiggle room to get some small things finished. After it gets put out of the way I won't be able to move it tell I can get it into the shed. So that will limit me on what few things I can do. Make measurements for the remaining cuts, plan, and make the filter sump.
I goofed a bit on the sump box and didn't realize that I cut the sump base to small it will only be 35 gallons as it sets right now. I may just make a small corner tank out of it or just make the sump that size I am still trying to decide what I am going to do about that. I also didn't realize how little scrap I actually had for the front of the sump, that further complicates things. I may just eventually buy a 4x4 foot sheet of plywood that should give me plenty of wiggle room to rebuild the sump later.
Do you not get hurricanes (willy willys I think you call them down there, something like that) where your at?
------ Tank related -----
I did get a little more done on the tank tonight. I finished cutting the braces for the bottom. Hoping to get those screwed down tomorrow before I have to move it out of the way tomorrow tell the shed is built. No storms forecast today, they are saying possibly late tomorrow so I have a bit of wiggle room to get some small things finished. After it gets put out of the way I won't be able to move it tell I can get it into the shed. So that will limit me on what few things I can do. Make measurements for the remaining cuts, plan, and make the filter sump.
I goofed a bit on the sump box and didn't realize that I cut the sump base to small it will only be 35 gallons as it sets right now. I may just make a small corner tank out of it or just make the sump that size I am still trying to decide what I am going to do about that. I also didn't realize how little scrap I actually had for the front of the sump, that further complicates things. I may just eventually buy a 4x4 foot sheet of plywood that should give me plenty of wiggle room to rebuild the sump later.
