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Wet_Boots · #11 10-05-2012, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by muddywater

munchkinland. Its on your map.
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My map is all confused. I see the Munchkin territory, but it shows the Wicked Witch of the West being in the East, so something ain't right.

muddywater · #12 10-05-2012, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by txirrigation

From my experience, concrete guys don't have the foresight to think about the next guy in line. Mainly because they are never called back to put sleeves in after the concrete is poured, they put that on the LOSS (last on site sub)

This contractor tied into laterals under the parking lot. He ran his new irrigation after the work was already done.

Ironic how the lowest bidder ends up being the most expensive.
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greenmonster304 · #13 10-05-2012, 05:12 PM

I find that the septic companies are the worst. They will cut lines and bury them 5' pointing down and never say a thing.
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muddywater · #14 10-05-2012, 06:23 PM

More photos from munchkinville. Had a pin hole in the galvanized line today. Deduct meter has been replaced by two inside the building since it went from one tenant to two tenants.

muddywater · #15 10-05-2012, 06:32 PM

Another photo from munchkinville. I subcontracted 450' of boring. A couple of the bores were 180' long. The technology of these drills is amazing. He hit a 2x2 area in a couple of the bores. He steered around a few footers, pretty amazing. This guy had some nice locating equipment as well. He had some sort of radar that allowed him to see how deep a 8" water main was. He said the radar cost 9-10k.

greenmonster304 · #16 10-05-2012, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by muddywater

Another photo from munchkinville. I subcontracted 450' of boring. A couple of the bores were 180' long. The technology of these drills is amazing. He hit a 2x2 area in a couple of the bores. He steered around a few footers, pretty amazing. This guy had some nice locating equipment as well. He had some sort of radar that allowed him to see how deep a 8" water main was. He said the radar cost 9-10k.

Who clipped the corner of that overhang?
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