Why not to use a shovel on a dish.

waylew

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Aug 23, 2010

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• Dec 17, 2014

• #21

What was he using for a shovel ?

 

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T134

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Jan 27, 2011

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• Dec 17, 2014

• #22

I would not worry about that guy doing panel damage with a shovel. He can get out his jackhammer to fix those panels!

 

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Cosmo Blatz

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Jun 13, 2014

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• Dec 17, 2014

• #23

This guy was expecting the dish to work better AFTER he shoveled? Please tell me he isn't registered to vote!

 

fred555

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Sep 18, 2014

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• Dec 17, 2014

• #24

Cosmo Blatz said:

This guy was expecting the dish to work better AFTER he shoveled? Please tell me he isn't registered to vote!

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According to the results of the last election, YES he must be registered to vote!

 

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ken2400

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Sep 4, 2004

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Central NY State

• Dec 21, 2014

• #25

It was determined that ice from tower guide lines also caused damage to the dish. It also bent one of the arms. I should have been there when he had the masts installed.

 

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ken2400

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Sep 4, 2004

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Central NY State

• Dec 21, 2014

• #26

We now get 125W on a 12' fiberglass dish. Oh ya he used a metal bullhead shovel so some damage was done with that too. I think he does vote?

 

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truckracer

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Sep 17, 2004

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Charleston wv

• Dec 25, 2014

• #27

i swept mine off and used hot water connected to a hose to clean the rest off.

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