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I note the cap as destroyed.
> I switched to loppers.> > I can beat your machete any day of the week.> > The strategy is different, though. Get underneath and cut ...
The new Collins suck. They have for 10 years! The Martindale knives are great though. Not the old Collins, but close enough to cut all day every da...
> TDS Survey Pro takes some getting used to after having used an SDR33.> > Turning sets, you can only do one foresight at a time. It has a m...
Have you tried plugging it into a USB or lemo that is connected to a computer to see if it's working? It appears to have a lemo at the top and if so,...
If it was what was called the TSCE, then it's on borrowed time. The monochrome screen was terrible and didn't last. If it is, I probably still have ...
> Tell me about it. The DC File Editor is the best report I've found so far, but it looks a little bit too technical for an Attorney to comprehend,...
MikeWe find the R10 to be exception when checking into points as well. Very powerful when used properly.
> > One important thing to do is make sure all the projection data is fixed before heading to the field, it all needs to be seemless. > > ...
There is a report section (tab I believe) and a customize reports. TGO is not user friendly but that should get you what you need.
I got my license at 25. By 27, I had two prospective license holders under my wing. I'm 37 now and still listen to those who taught me and still pro...
PadenWe were working on a small subdivision one time and a contractor for the power company was out there and asked if I'd show him where the property...