Corroded Connections.

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North Bay Hydro was here for about 2 hrs.
to replace connections to our house and
at the transformer supplying it.We have been
 on intermittent power for 2 days. Fix - so far so good.
 Cause - Lineman advises salt spray
 from the roads in the winter corrodes the connections.
Ask anyone who lives on
Canada's coast or on the Florida Coast.

All autos sold in Canada in the last few
years are mostly aluminum,stainless steel 
and fibre carbon. Older steel  cars are called
rust buckets and no one wants them. Salvage
yards crush them and the steel is used in
manufacturing. An example is Fords new
truck the F150 is completely made of aluminum. 



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