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after all that stuff i posted in my previous post i never really did answer your question and i should apologise for that.

There is no "rule" written about how long to keep the "daily inspection" sheets. If it were my decision i'd keep them indefinatly, but thats just me. :o)
  • Posted 8 Apr 2012 00:44
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