Someone named Alex from Denver replied to one of my posts and said 'you're basically just saying 'it depends' without any real info.' I realized I was being too general because I was worried about being wrong. Now I force myself to give at least one concrete example or a specific number, like saying 'in my experience, it takes about 3 hours to...' instead of just 'it takes a while.' Has anyone else had to fix a habit like that when answering questions here?
The interface was so cluttered I had to hire my actual accountant to fix the mess, so has anyone found a simple program that doesn't need a degree to figure out?
The can said it was for pressure-treated wood, but I guess the old pine reacted weird... anyone know a good fix for this?
We were working the shallows of the St. Johns River and the head kept packing with roots. Instead of backing off and trying to flush it, we ran the swing winch at full pull while keeping the pump at low rpm. The extra torque from the swing motor helped shear through the mat without stalling the whole system. Has anyone else tried this on older mechanical dredges?
