Tarp

[RopeShield]

All out of bubble gum!
Congrats

 

[southsoundtree]

Pics ALWAYS help.

IME, FWIW, it's useful to put a finger in the picture for scale. Fingers are always available, not always accessible to the spot, granted, but helps people see what access there is, space-wise, by having that point of reference for size.

 

[Jonny]

Not trying to get too far off topic, and Idk what material the tarp is made of, but worth mentioning that vinyl creates some horribly toxic smoke when burned. Burning vinyl chloride ( PVC) makes hydrogen chloride or hydrochloric acid and it's bad stuff. If the material is made with vinyl fluoride (PVF) it makes hydrogen fluoride or hydrofluoric acid and it's absolutely lethal and a terrible way to die.

Probably a no-brainer to avoid burning plastics and to avoid the smoke if you have to burn it, but figured it can't hurt to mention.

Glad to hear it's fixed

 

[Talon Tree Service]

My groundie let a tarp be sucked into a chipper and it jammed it up badly. I ground a sawzall blade sharp, like a knife blade instead of a saw blade, and cut the tarp up with that