Sabbatical Pictures

[PurpHaze]

Here's just a few more things we've been involved in this winter.

Typical large pipe leaks and their repairs; zone conversions to MP-Rotators; chasing a leak in a 3/4" old galvanized line through 40' of double layered asphalt. (This 3/4" line is somehow attached to the same 2" black pipe line used as a main line for the renovation project over 300' away and behind the administration building.)

Oh... and I remembered this time to cut back on the compression ratio of the pictures so they'd load quicker for dial-up connections.

[Dirty Water]

chasing a leak in a 3/4" old galvanized line through 40' of double layered asphalt

I do not envy you. No fun there at all.

[PurpHaze]

I do not envy you. No fun there at all.

Fairly straight forward situation when you have a jackhammer to remove the asphalt. :)

[reb12]

This job would have been easy with my new trencher.
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[joesimoes2]

This job would have been easy with my new trencher.
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What did you pay for that? :drinkup::drinkup:

[reb12]

Too much, but it easily handles all the palm roots in SW Florida. A little difficult moving it though.

[zman9119]

This job would have been easy with my new trencher.
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Ah, the bucket-wheel excavator. 5 years of design and 5 years to assemble all at the low cost of 100$ million. If anyone is looking to buy one, they are made by a company named Krupp.

[Mike Leary]

Ah, the bucket-wheel excavator. 5 years of design and 5 years to assemble all at the low cost of 100$ million. If anyone is looking to buy one, they are made by a company named Krupp.
Did anyone see that show about them moving that bad boy?

[reb12]

Would be cool to have a sign with your company name on this thing and use it on your business card.. "No job too small"

[BrandonV]

i think my 287b cat might be able to out dig it

[reb12]

Brandon, don't know about that, but you got one nice web site!!!

[Mike Leary]

Is ROTAR in your new calender?