Ok, I can ALMOST, get behind the original post and and say "hell, perhaps there are some legitimate deed conflicts we are not aware of". BUT. I find t...
hpalmer, post: 432908, member: 336 wrote: Just had a Client call and ask about using GPS to locate anchor bolts and send the pattern to the steel manu...
Matt McKeegan, post: 433032, member: 12709 wrote: I've been in business for myself since 2005 and have licensed in five states. I would like to get a...
PoorPDOP, post: 432645, member: 8412 wrote: That's one of the biggest problems in this profession; people don't realize or understand the importance o...
Jules J., post: 432059, member: 444 wrote: I was washing clothes today. Ran the first wash, and to the dryer. Put my sheets in the washer. It filled t...
lol, the screw aside, those small red and black wires probably get a tad bit warm.
In reading this I chuckle a bit, we as surveyors complain a bit of other disciplines not understanding some of our conundrums, but its pretty clear we...
paden cash, post: 431189, member: 20 wrote: Before I got the Leica SET4 130R3 I used a Nikon. Although it wasn't reflectorless, if you took a shot on...
There is nothing wrong with showing the location of the "removed" deed restriction location and noting specifically on the survey the origin of the re...
I'm assuming your don't have a scanner or reflector-less ability or this would be a non-issue. If that is the case intersect 2 HA's for distance, reco...
A Harris, post: 430724, member: 81 wrote: Carlson realized that his cogo could become what the HP48 needed and allowed it to go public.It was translat...
Howard Surveyor, post: 430584, member: 8835 wrote: Since we are only a snapshot of what is there, I do the certification to the lowest floor and then ...
Jim Frame, post: 430632, member: 10 wrote: From the transcript of an attorney deposing a surveyor:Attorney: We're transcribing everything, so use "no...
Good luck Jim and feel for your mess. Glad to see a guy got the job that understands those errant points control the interior of the subdivision and n...
And how could the owner reasonably taped an accurate location from that monument
Dave Karoly, post: 426895, member: 94 wrote: The stone has been replaced with a 5/8" rebar & aluminum cap. This is the northeast corner of Sectio...
I had some issues with a knock off GRZ4 coming apart, glue didn't fix the problem as some of the reflective material became displaced when the prism i...
I hate advocating cutting costs on equipment, big fan of spend the money and get the results, but, a few months back I found an Ebay import knock off ...
CA only, due to nature of business get exposed to a few other markets, Texas freaks me out, as a CA guy have a hard time wrapping my head around writi...
CastorTroy, post: 425965, member: 12693 wrote: I am building a new 1 family house with a detached garage. The driveway to the garage is basically on t...
