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I have flown 5 times since 9/11, never had a single issue or delay.

It might have been, depends on what spec you get the diamond segments. A few years back there were only a small handful of companies you could order from. When more people started offer them the prices came way down.

George Gantner, I know alot of guys on here use him as I have for 12 years now. Charged me $35 in and out in 10 mins. Hes on whittier and front I believe. This year he is taking appointments.

Cutting concrete is dangerous M'kay. Ask me how I know. I know of 2 guys that died, one that was rockerd in the head with a drill down inside a manhole, I have been in the hospital when my hand was cracked and swelled to the size of a grapefruit, almost died of carbon monoxide poisoning twice, and of course we all know my latest injury which terminated my career. And as Shief stated a 35hp saw is good for probably up to a 24" blade, you could use a bigger blade and it will hold it(maybe not out of the cut but you can attach it in the cut) but you wouldnt want to go much bigger or use it all day long. The 35hp saws tend to have a smaller arbor plate size so you actually go deeper with it than the size on a 65hp saw. It would be harder now eo find an original 35hp walk behind. If all your looking to do is have a saw for control joints or light cutting a pushsaw either manually propelled or self propelled is the way to go. You dont go but 5" deep with them but you can always add a blade in the cut to go deeper. Shief pre cast walls are the absolute worst to cut, harder aggregate and when you hit a tension cable, forget about it. Who are you working for now? You should have came over when I was trying to get you on. Ohio concrete is the best around.

Van aman in orthopedic excellence did my last round of surgeries. All of them there seem to know what they are doing.

They left with a car I left with cash.

I had 3 of the black guys on your list show up at my house tonight good times were had.

Please negotiate prices through pm. Thanks

Please only bump once per 24hrs. Thanks

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Maybe something here? http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/49990-all-texts-gone-droid-chompsms.html

Craigslist or ebay, should have some luck.

Sounds like a courier position.

I worked for Ohio Concrete Sawing and Drilling for 11 years until my accident in 09. We had 5 ohio divisions, owned michigan sawing and drilling, owned a company in florida and I believe one in indiana. I was a million a few years ago, with the purchase of the new companies I would say a million and a 1/2 at this point. You can go to their website to see what all we did. Theres a video of chainsawing on the site, although I believe its with the hydraulic saw.

Even with all the luxury that comes with the higher end models shown, I still like the bentley out of all of them. I couldnt even imagine having the ability to chose from any of them.

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Hell bent on having a decent looking yard this year but still doing with the moss issue that has taken over the yard. I took care of it for a few years when we moved in by adding a few inches of new soil. Now its completely taken over even worse. I do have a large tree in the middle of the yard that I am sure takes up nutrients and blocks the sun. I am going to have it trimmed back this year but I dont think its going to provide more sun. I would just chaulk it up as a worthless cause but I see other s in teh same situation and not having moss issues. Maybe I will have the soil tested to see whats causing it possibly. Anyone else ever find a solution that works for yard moss?

I agree with Greg. I am more perplexed that someone basically made an article out of explaining a thread.

No, the max bar size that fit that saw at the time was 14", the chains retailed for for around $4-500, we were paying around $100. Blades are based on the material cut, softer or harder. We bought the best you could buy. I am sure theres a company out there that sold cheaper quality chains for around $300.

Depends, we were buying $1M worth of blades and chains a year, we had a hell of a discount. Our discount was so good we even sold them to Kokosing because they couldnt get them as cheap as we do. My hand saws needed rebuilt every month or 2 depending on what I was doing. I had to change every part I could in the field, sometimes every few days. I carried parts to rebuild everything but the motors 2-3x's over daily.

Yes, I carried that one and 2 hydraulic ones for 7 years. They are expensive to maintain. The bars wear out quickly as do the chains. We charged IIRC $45 for one plunge cut to eliminate overcuts. If you need to cut straight and arent very good you can also buy a track that mounts to a surface. That one needed overhauled twice a year based on my usage. I went through a bar every month as well as 1-2 chains. Keep in mind I have seen guys ruin 2 chains in less than 2 minutes of runtime as well as the bar.

They are hard to find and getting harder but look for a 35hp walk behind. They are smaller but do really well if you use small blades. Dont go any bigger than 65hp, you wont need it unless your doing thousands of feet or going 8"+ regularly. You can add a scrubber to these or adapt them to run off propane. The newer ones tend to come with scrubbers.

Sorry if this is answered but do you get one jump? I might be in, is there an age limit?

I used that saw quite a bit for a few years. I switched to the quanta saw, much stronger and capable of holding larger blades out of the cut. I was a triple threat I carried all wall saw equipment blades up to 66" including 3 ringsaws, 2 chainsaws and 2 partner saws 1 being flush cut, walk behind with blades up 66", and core drill equipment up to 18". That stuff was standard on my truck everyday. It was much easier on the f650 I drove. That core cut saw was way to ass heavy for what little power it had. The purchase of the gas ringsaw and chainsaw was a godsend for me.

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