No topic thread,,, Part 2
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Hey John. I'm waiting for baseball season to finish before I start on my truck again. Hopefully after next weekend. All sports will be done and my young helper's will be available. There's also a couple buddy's who I helped in the past with their build's, that want to help. I started wrenching when I was 16, and am paying for it, so all the help I get will be much appreciated. I've been in the office for 8yrs now, and have gotten very soft, but thank god for Aleve, lol. Have a great weekend my friend.
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He was going to do it for $500 as he was going to be passing by doing work in the area. That was the cheapest I could get. All I want is a hole dug and the building mashed into the hole, then I'll burn it and fill it back in. Two other guys wanted 2500 and 4500 to do that. Our dump fees are around $55/ton... maybe $5-800 for dump fees, but the killer is the hauling. I could definately see it costing $20000 in the city. I may rent a backhoe and do it myself if it doesn't get taken care of soon.
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Grant, sure windy. I saw a bird flying backwards.
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It was a running, driving and licensed truck but it sold before I could get there.
That is very reasonable price Sherm.
Yikes! Heavy rain leads to flash flooding in southeast Sask. - Saskatchewan - CBC News
Nothing like that here, last night was really nice here. It`s been very cloudy all morning, I`ve got my fingers crossed!
He was going to do it for $500 as he was going to be passing by doing work in the area. That was the cheapest I could get. All I want is a hole dug and the building mashed into the hole, then I'll burn it and fill it back in. Two other guys wanted 2500 and 4500 to do that. Our dump fees are around $55/ton... maybe $5-800 for dump fees, but the killer is the hauling. I could definately see it costing $20000 in the city. I may rent a backhoe and do it myself if it doesn't get taken care of soon.
Yikes! Heavy rain leads to flash flooding in southeast Sask. - Saskatchewan - CBC News
Nothing like that here, last night was really nice here. It`s been very cloudy all morning, I`ve got my fingers crossed!
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Yup its a mess Colin. There is a threat of another 6" or so coming over night. I sincerely hope it decides to fizzle altogether or take another path of less destruction. We're lucky to only have gym equipment in our basement, so our losses are limited to a bit of building materials and hair. The equipment is either off the floor or metal anyway, the most we may have is some rust to contend with. The state of emergencies have been spread across a larger area now... 16 communities and RM's
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