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    IH-80 Snowblower available in Cat 2?

    That's "Thanks All"
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    IH-80 Snowblower available in Cat 2?

    That's "Thanks All"
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    IH-80 Snowblower available in Cat 2?

    My apologies RickB. You are correct and I am 100% WRONG. Somehow I got confuzzled and every time I bushed down from Cat II to Cat I I was thinking I was going from III->II. Kinda makes the whole discussion a waste of time, but I do appreciate all of the good advice. Thanks Lola,
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    Quivling over very small details or transactions

    I knew a couple of guys who would quibble over how to spell "quibble"
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    OT, Sometimes It's The Little Things....

    Excellent job Bryce. You seem like a fine young man, and I'm sure your parents are proud of you.
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    Stupid People Walk Among Us O/T

    OldTanker has it right. As a teenager I didn't care for the way my dad would fix the neighborhood kid's cars but expect me to take care of my problems "on my own". Of course, he'd shown me how to do most tasks (or similar) previously and he'd taught me how to figure stuff out when the manual...
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    For the Forum Police...

    There's a difference between being a grammar nazi/jerk and doing what the study asked: People were "[i:654c4848f0]asked to read emails with typos, evaluate the writer's personality and level of intelligence, and then evaluate themselves on the 5 Big Personality Traits: extraversion...
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    Farming to the Edge of the Road - Depression

    Nick m is spot on for the last two placed I've lived. Not sure what the deal is in SD. I'm required to mow the ditch, but other roads have the ditches (and the median strips on the interstate) leased out for hay. Not sure if that's a state/county/township thing or varies by each road. I do...
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    Woodbine, Maryland?

    I've got some family within an hour of there. None are really "tractor guys" but my brother's a pretty good judge of value and did recently buy a small tractor. Are you wanting somebody to inspect the tractor, or drive by and check that the address is legit, or what? Bob
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    R.I.P Merle Haggard

    Awe Hag, I was listening to "Daddy Frank" on the way to work this am.
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    drain field again

    Did just get off the phone with the state guy. He said regs go back way before '07 and that it shouldn't be any deeper than 4 feet. I didn't show him the picture, but he suggested I call the original installer and mention my problems and that it appears to be deeper than code. I hate to be...
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    drain field again

    Assuming you're not in eastern South Dakota, what kind of questions should I ask to pick somebody that will do it right? David found me a link to certified installers, in addition to most of the excavating companies in town (including the guy I hired last time) the list includes a manure...
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    drain field again

    I do not believe that they pulled a permit last time. They didn't bill me for it, so probably not. I found the list of certified installers. There are several nearby, [b:654c4848f0] including the guy who did it last time[/b:654c4848f0]. They got certified most recently in '12 and did this...
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    drain field again

    [i:654c4848f0]Is it correct that the drain field works well until the ground water table rises up to the drain field level [/i:654c4848f0] Not sure. It's really wet out now, and it's not working well at all. This is the first we've had trouble since the "new" field in '07, which included some...
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    Bucket hooks

    Could you provide some pictures and/or explanations of how they're most often used, please? I've bought used equipment with hooks, and they look handy, but I've never actually used them for anything. Maybe once, using a chain to lift a snowblower off of a trailer.
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    drain field again

    According to the invoice there's 160 feet of that drain pipe, in 10 foot sections. The three prongs are 10 feet apart. It is very sandy soil, but this picture is in November. Right now there's standing water/snow melt on many fields (but not on top of the drainfield, that slopes to the trees).
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    drain field again

    Problem is finding a local pro. Lot's of guys with backhoes, nobody to really tell me what needs done. Many places around here just pipe it into the trees and call it good. I'd rather do it right, but not sure what/how/who.
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    drain field again

    The original post is linked below The original post
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    drain field again

    I found some pics my wife took of the installation nine years ago. It looks like it's much deeper than you guys suggested, and no gravel. I had planned to dig for the junction box this weekend, but it looks like they just used a couple of Tees instead of a box. Also, looking at another...
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    Pic.........

    I normally drive through there two to four times a year (once or twice each way) on my way from eastern SD to south western CO. It's almost always dark when I'm on that stretch. It's nice to find a place where the cell phones don't work, and that's my preferred summer route, but if it's too...
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