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THANKS, 49
Those look like they would do the job.
Mine are like this attachment - very fine of screen, and sloped too much - water constantly drips off the edge of the gutter when it rains. I need to get something different.
Do you have any maple whirligigs? That's another problem here - those things get caught in a lot of designs if the holes are too big.
Thanks for the time you spent! yours look similar to the ones I saw at the local hardware.
Lol! Should be good then!
Quote from: 49Reo on November 14, 2014, 13:30:17 PMOkay; looks like they are "Shur-Flo" brand, original design. Here is their website.
Made in Wisconsin!!! We all hate cleaning gutters!
Well I was wrong again.. It didn't rain today, well most of it anyway, so I went for a nice ride around some of the Welsh valleys..It felt great..
John.
Okay; looks like they are "Shur-Flo" brand, original design. Here is their website.
I couldn't find the name on them; they were on when we bought the place. I am still doing some snookping on the 'net, tho. If I find them I'll post a link.
Looks like it would keep the leaves out...do you have the name of the manufacturer?
Hey, GB; here is a pic of the gutter guard on my roof gutters. The holes are about 1/8".
Our weather has set in for the winter now, it gets dark before 4pm and doesn't get light until 8am, We can expect wind and rain every day with about a month of ice and/or snow, probably until may when the rain will ease off into showers.. I have been retired from work for many years now and so I don't have to ride in bad weather any more and although I sometimes feel a little guilty about you poor people who still have to ride to work in all weather..
John.
Thats okay, GB, I have to put the ladder up on the shop as soon as the frost is off the roof; never got warm enough today. I'll take a look at that time.
Thanks for your 'concern', D1......you might want to be concerned for my poor little wife.....she's the one standing under lil' old graceful me, holding the ladder.......hoping and praying I don't fall on her.....lol
Oh boy GB , now you have poor 49 dragging around ladders by himself . Who's going to hold the ladder as he's trying to read the gutter guard
49 you better be careful up on that ladder 
Quote from: 49Reo on November 11, 2014, 14:27:54 PMI'll drag out the extension ladder and get you some pics, and if possible the name of them.
You don't have to get the ladder out - too much work. Maybe just find "like" ones on google or something and let me know... Dont' go to that much trouble.
Quote from: greenbarn on November 10, 2014, 19:42:24 PMAnd the pictures of the beautiful scenery are WHERE???
49 Do you happen to know the name brand of those gutter guards? or have a pic? Since you say they work good, thought I'd ask. I have some real expensive gutter guards on this house (PO put then on) - they are very fine screen - but heavy rain runs over them. I'm trying to find something to replace them - having trouble finding something that works.
I'll drag out the extension ladder and get you some pics, and if possible the name of them.
Quote from: Drift1 on November 10, 2014, 20:32:56 PMHave a great, safe ride for Veteran's Day...that goes to anyone else who is riding today, too!Mrs Bride White Plains is a nice little airport for sure . I work in that area so know it very well . Tappen zee bridge has a ton of construction going on at the moment with a new one being built . The water is filled with floating cranes and looks nice first thing in the morning , just like a poster or picture .
Well it's going to reach 60* tomorrow so It will be a great day for a planned fun filled riding Veteran's Day .
This last visit I took to NJ, I flew into Atlantic City, so I didn't see the construction on the TZ bridge. It is amazing work to witness, though, I'll check it out on line and maybe be able to see it on my next trip. 
--The Bride
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