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Welcome to the site. I worked in the Grand Rapids and Lansing areas before relocating to Tulsa 9 years ago. Good luck with the business
paden cash, post: 441783, member: 20 wrote: If it's Oklahoma I wouldn't worry too much about it. Hopefully you (or the folks you paid for the seminar...
Michigan, Oklahoma and recently Kansas. Most work is in Oklahoma with about 10% being in Kansas. Have not surveyed in Michigan in 8 years but Michig...
Jim Frame, post: 369966, member: 10 wrote: In my early robot days (not all that many years ago) I once took over 60 shots to the backsight before noti...
Seems like I found a lot of material off the MSPS website under related links. I remembering printing a lot of pages of state statutes. They used to...
What part of Michigan, I worked in the Grand Rapids area for a long time and would have them look into Exxel Engingeering or Roosien and Associates. ...
toivo1037, post: 367884, member: 973 wrote: Waaaaaaay back in the woods in a cedar swamp, on a 40 that was chopped into 10s a long time ago, I was ret...
Paul in PA, post: 349301, member: 236 wrote: Have you been given a blank facility list or an actual list of the utilities and all utility provider inf...
also this is the center line of a 10 foot easement
I had my external battery stolen from underneath my base station one time. Left everything else I guess the guy needed an old used battery. Office c...
Dan Patterson, post: 332230, member: 1179 wrote: Figure out how long it will take you to do the work (calculate them, stake them, check the fieldwork ...
Had a bunch of seed ticks on my pants one time so bad that it looked like my pants were moving. Got back to the truck and grabbed the trusty duct tap...
thanks just ran the check and still out over a minute. Looks like it needs to go to the shop.