Thursday, October 25, 2012

Hurricane Preparedness and what to do with Generators and chainsaws| Hurricane Sandy

Hurricane Sandy is expected to hit New England with a tremendous force next week. The Earth's elements can be scary, and if you're not prepared for events you can find yourself in a sorry spot.

Here are a few tips to help get you prepare for Mother Nature's fall spectaculars. When the news warns of an incoming major storm, as they are doing now with Hurricane Sandy.

It's best to have emergency supplies ready before the storm hits. If you have trees near your home (this is New England, you probably do), you should consider having a strong, reliable chain saw. A quality saw, like a Stihl, will serve you well with readily available replacement parts and accessories. Make sure you are familiar with how to use it safely before it is needed in an emergency.

  • Keep a supply of extra chains
  • extra bar,
  • bar and chain oil
  • fuel on hand.
  • Many people in the Northeast now use a generator to keep their home supplied with electricity. You should consider this, as it can keep your heat on, keep your food cold, and keep you and your family comfortable.
    If you have a generator,

  • Make sure you test it before the storm to make sure it is in good running order.

  • If you do not have one yet, generators are selling fast! if you expect you are going to want one, be sure to purchase it soon. Granz Power Equipment in Salem and Stills Power Equipment in Manchester have the tools you need, and the knowledgeable staff to help you decide what power equipment your family needs for the upcoming storm (Hurricane Sandy), and beyond. We are stocking up now for the storm, and generators and saws are selling fast. Don’t wait, get the equipment you need today. For more information on this subject you can visit www.turfdepot.com or if you need parts please visit us at www.propartsdirect.net

    Article written by Tim Allen
    E-Commerce Manager
    ProParts Direct

    Tim is a long time staffer at ProParts Direct with over 20 years of outdoor experience and specializes in product knowledge.

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