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Where did you work on today?
- Thread starter Dutchcat
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Former Wrench
Senior Member
This morning I met with the design engineer for a pavement rehab, new curb, gutter, sidewalk and storm drain system for an upcoming project in Skagway. Basic project with issues. It is within NRHP historic district and there is oil contaminated soil in the ROW that is coming from an unknown source and since it is FHWA funded, it will have to be cleaned up.
Also working on a USFWS Eagle Disturbance Permit for an erosion control project on Kodiak Is. A consultant is doing design but I have the eagle permit because I have done 15-20 of them in the past few years.
My saying is, “the only thing consistent here is the inconsistency”.
Also working on a USFWS Eagle Disturbance Permit for an erosion control project on Kodiak Is. A consultant is doing design but I have the eagle permit because I have done 15-20 of them in the past few years.
My saying is, “the only thing consistent here is the inconsistency”.
Nobody knew how it got there, always the same story everywhere in the world
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Former Wrench
Senior Member
Several methods are used in Alaska depending on conditions. Sometimes it is dug up and burnt at high temps; others can be stored and treated with fertilizer for a long-term breakdown, others are packed and shipped to licensed facilities in the lower-48. We have to deal with everything from petroleum to chemicals to paint and so on, Each one is different while being the same, but if it is in our ROW, it gets cleaned up.
Prettymuch the same here, dutch law states that for road constructions, soundwalls and such the soil used doesnt even need to be totally clean as long as it is isolated from ground water
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hetkind
Senior Member
Plant work today, in Huntsville...we did have to load test some cranes, but mainly industrial engineering work.
Howard
Howard
movindirt
Senior Member
Well, today I finish graded a lawn so the homeowner could seed it 
Then I was off to unload some trees at a different job
Then I left a went and finish graded a spot and seeded it, it was dark by time I got loaded up and chained down and everything cleaned up, didn't get a picture.
Then I was off to unload some trees at a different job
Then I left a went and finish graded a spot and seeded it, it was dark by time I got loaded up and chained down and everything cleaned up, didn't get a picture.
Brodiesel
Senior Member
Todays work was taking appart a c27 with fuel dillution ( about 60ltr's of fuel in the sump) broken injectorbolt and spring 500hrs after dealer rebuild.
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Nice, I have the same engine stand, didnt think it could hold a C27! What does the adapter plate look like? Looks like you work at a dealer? Or ? I have two finished C32 heads and nobody wants them...Any ideas on how I could sell these things? Been sitting on a shelf for a year now.
Brodiesel
Senior Member
Continued In-frame overhaul on a CAT C13, more like in frame complete engine rebuild though. I also installed a flywheel on a John Deere 4.5L engine. Oh haha and I helped bring a 1ton log into my friends office for his tree service business, you know, decoration.
Brodiesel
Senior Member
They have been on ebay for dirt cheap. I think there is no market for them. Yeah send me a pic of plate, thanks.
Collected a repaired truck seat from the trimmers and installed it.
Fixed a water-in-fuel problem on a CS74 roller.
Diagnosed/repaired open circuit to A/C wiring on a 365 HEX.
Fabricated a cross head puller to dismantle an MJP marine jet drive.
Chased up outstanding invoices from June
Did the weekly payroll.
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Fixed a water-in-fuel problem on a CS74 roller.
Diagnosed/repaired open circuit to A/C wiring on a 365 HEX.
Fabricated a cross head puller to dismantle an MJP marine jet drive.
Chased up outstanding invoices from June
Did the weekly payroll.
simonsrplant
Senior Member
Dismantled and disconnected electrics On a Lippmann tip rap plant. Piloted all gear to new location and loosely set up...
Then thought about the repair I will be doing tomorrow to the 25kg stacker hopper which is completely goosed!
Then thought about the repair I will be doing tomorrow to the 25kg stacker hopper which is completely goosed!