u/Nonstopshooter21

1,038 post karma · 35.7k comment karma · joined Jul 2021

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Ah yes the 2k I get back from the 20k I get to write off in overtime to spend that on dramatically increased prices. If you are gonna talk all the shit of no tax on overtime, make it actually tax free overtime.

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Check out the fat electricians video on the chosin Reservoir if you don't mind profanity lol. Has a very good over view

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Yep ingredient list at the bottom and the entire top is talking about their life story and how its their long lost great grandmas jello recipe.

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I always just use jb weld whenever grips slip off. has always worked really well for me.

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Damn thats crazy... yeah this pack was only 5-5.5ft deep if I recall correctly. Shit was fuckkkked. Locate company that did it was small and caused them to file bankruptcy after the court case was finished lol.

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There is a reason why pipeline and electrical work vehicles have grounding straps to the frame because tires dont work that way.

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We found one of those once with a 349 tooth bucket. locate was 32ft off. Cleared excavation path so operator was just going at it. made it about 3 buckets in before he found the mother load of rainbow roots.

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Yeah sure because a human jumping off a bridge is the same as a working dog. gtfo

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If you are injuried at work your works insurance covers it...Put that college degree to work and think.

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Yeah cause im not a fucking dog and thatd be intentional injury. Not like the dog knows its on a bridge with a dropoff. I'm still trying to see your argument or if you're just trying to argue for the sake of it.

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Probably need a dog trained for bridges only and not jumping objects to chase scents...

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Weird cop called a life flight for me after a bad dirt bike crash. but yeah lets pretend all cops bad.

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It depends on the dog and what it's trained for obviously but most fully trained dogs run about 100k invested from start to finish

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Yeah you generally would at work if you can't communicate your injuries. You don't know the location to the nearest emergency center. Ive seen 4 work place life flights from falls less than this due to trauma centers being over an hour drive. It all depends on the situation. And if an officer calls for a Life Flight you're getting a fucking life flight it's pretty straightforward

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Ah yes because the dog can communicate that and you can just tell the dog doesn't have internal bleeding.

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Yeah and I got life flighted from a dirt bike crash because the nearest hospital was an hour drive. Location matters and so does being able to communicate issues.

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AT work. Literally would be under your employers insurance. The dog is working. Also yeah youd get life flighted if you fell off a bridge with the very high chance of internal bleeding.

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Dude this thing is so fucking cool. If there was a production model of this I would buy it so fast. Would love to make it but I dont have the same level of skills you do. Beautiful work!

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Yep and if you fell off a bridge at work youd also most likely get life flighted somewhere covered by your employer. That helicopter ride and surgery is way cheaper than a new trained police dog.

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If you got a costco check there. Just got 3 18 packs for 12 dollars each with the manufacturer discount. think normal costco price is around 18 for an 18 pack. But yeah Target is about 4 bucks a pack...

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Im not a tower climber, im a traveling welder. I make much more than most climbers do.

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Yeah you can. SVL110-3. Havent run an SVL110 but we did get a few rental Takeuchis and I was not a fan personally.

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Ive run T66 a fair amount at work, absolutely hate how terrible the electronic over hydraulics are with attachments on. Had a CAT 255 this year at work and it just felt really under powered, mainly for lifting. Also the motor mounts all failed before 1000hrs. Personally had a SVL 75-3 and I loved it. good joystick feedback, good power and great max lift height. Also the cab is much more spaceous feeling to me personally and being able to get out without being required to have the arms down all the way is a huge bonus. Also not catching your side on the door catch is very nice.

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In the south sure, pay is very location dependent. Ive worked with a few that were unionized and most made 180-200k+ a year for those that travel.

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I cant confirm this as it is not public record yet but I read that the mother purchased this shotgun a few weeks before his 16th bday. Probably was a birthday gift.