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Lets be realistic.

Theoretical calculations are one thing.

" out in the field " as you say is another.

There you must allow for stupid operators, Bad loads , uncertain ground conditions Etc Etc

Anybody who does not allow 25% for those little extra's can expect trouble.
  • Posted 26 Nov 2009 23:36
  • By Normandy
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  • Co. Cork, Ireland

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