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Posted by: m & h taylor You know you can still find in your truck a couple of plumb bobs, a 200' steel tape, and eleven "arrows." Cheers, Henr...
Thanks everybody. It appears that the Wild B-3 would fit the bill. It seems also that I will be wanting a T-0 eventually.?ÿ There is a plethora of low...
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That's how we get rich around here. And, it's how we afford new gear. 🙂 ?ÿ N
"go fly a kite" Er... Go surveying!
"Geodetic Vandalism". Love it ?ÿ
DavKos, A general LACK of comfort in this matter is a good thing. It should be done carefully, slowly, and methodically. MANY "Surveyors" just slap it...
32' aughta get it...
What are you up to? Is this a radio mast? You can buy some quite tall masts for radios... Google, and ebay are your friend...
StLs, you might try turning on white boxes: Left/right Back/foreward And arrow for direction. Tell us what you think... Nate
@Davkos, Welcome to this forum. Great 1st post! N
When you can look at old surveying equipment, (Transits, compasses, chains, tapes, field books, etc) and after a few hrs, go back to sleep, feeling li...
DDSM, no, I have not forgotten. N
Mighty, they have tried to get those laws passed. But, farmers protested them. N
I'm a fan of the K&E. It's purdy, and has a compass. N
You mean to tell me that at a later time this practice of recording where the road is established was abandoned? No. That's a straw man. You brought i...
It is not an experience. It is historical fact. Roads that are in the public domain have a width that refers to the width of the road and not the pave...