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Typically bad weather and fires
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<blockquote data-quote="BrisJoe" data-source="post: 33983" data-attributes="member: 805"><p>Jacko, and everybody else who lives on large acerages, just make sure you keep a clear grassed area at least 50+m around the house and keep the grass mowed really short through fire season and get those tanks filled up and have CAM-lock valves on them for easy hookup to the firies.</p><p>Every little bit of foward planning helps with this type of disaster.</p><p>And don't be affraid to call your local rural brigade and talk to them about doing hazard burns during the winter season if it has been many many years since your property last had a fire through it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrisJoe, post: 33983, member: 805"] Jacko, and everybody else who lives on large acerages, just make sure you keep a clear grassed area at least 50+m around the house and keep the grass mowed really short through fire season and get those tanks filled up and have CAM-lock valves on them for easy hookup to the firies. Every little bit of foward planning helps with this type of disaster. And don't be affraid to call your local rural brigade and talk to them about doing hazard burns during the winter season if it has been many many years since your property last had a fire through it. [/QUOTE]
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