Same. Live 15 miles east of Salem, take back roads in whenever I have to go. Avoid 28 like the plague.

$1100 wood pellets

Kingston here. Rained all night, started turning to a snow/rain mix when I got up at 7, now just after 8 it's a light steady snow. Not much wind yet.

sun trying to pop out here in Kingston, still a few flakes straggling about.

he was at 90.7 WLMW (a Christian/family station) as of a few years ago but don't know if he still is.

kingston here, about 3-4 inches as of 7:30am. Very fine precip falling right now, snow with a little mix maybe.

Call the landlord during the next episode so he can hear what is going on. May help when he speaks to her.

You have woefully underestimated how popular your forecasts are. Post updates anytime you want.

Fortunately most NH schools are on vacation this week.

5-1/2" out here in Kingston NH

WMUR at noon is still sticking to 3-6" across SE NH. Probably should have stopped typing after WMUR ;)

This is the only reason it hasn't happened yet.

TDS or Comcast

We installed ours in 2012, put in a Reliance 10 circuit manual transfer switch. Has 2 240v, 8 120v. So the 240v circuits handle well pump and hot water heater, then we have kitchen circuit with fridge & microwave, lights, living room (TV, internet equipment, lights) back room outlet with mini fridge & small freezer, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms, front room outlet for pellet stove.

What gets used in an outage is living room, back room, fridges & freezer, a couple lights , pellet stove (in winter) and the well pump & water heater (but not constantly). So there is usually only a 40-60% load on the gen most of the time.

Reliance has newer model transfer switches , ours is the older Pro/Tran, I'd go for the new Pro/Tran 2 series as it uses standard breakers, the old Pro/Tran uses proprietary breakers that supposedly can't be replaced. Generac makes good transfer switches as well. Ours is wired to an outside connector that the generator connects to with a 15 ft 240v cable.

There are also kits to add the regulator to a gas generator making it dual-fuel.

For general home use/DIY the Pittsburg stuff isn't bad. I have a couple torque wrenches that are fine for the limited use they get, have a couple sets of the impact wrench sockets that are pretty good. The Earthquake 1/2" impact wrench I got 4 years ago is a beast.

True. I have a bunch of Harbor Freight tools and have no complaints with them and I did a lot of research before I bought our Predator. Everything I read said they are good units. The 9000/7250 model we have can go 12-16 hrs on a full (8 gal) tank at a 50% load from reading user reviews. Ran ours for the 4 hours our power was out Friday night and it used less than 2 gal.

I get more NH news on Ch 7 out of Boston than wmur gives me

Wouldn't care at all.

Ever notice all the Medicare TV ads are for Advantage plans? Why? Cause they make ton's of money for the insurance companies. An Advantage plan is just like getting health insurance thru work. Most are managed care, limit you to in network providers, require referrals, and the lowest priced ones have high deductibles.

You are much better off sticking with regular A & B thru Medicare getting a supplemental plan and a prescription plan.

I find for basics WM is 5-10% cheaper than MB. I'm in SE NH, use the Epping and No. Salem super centers. And I find if I go right when they open you can get great deals on meats that are at the last best by date. They have a big yellow tag on them and you can save $3-$5 off the original price. We have a stand alone freezer so I can grab those and freeze them same day.