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jenny_lane12
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2mo ago
Closed off a channel too early on a Lake Erie job
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val_ramirez
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2mo ago
The $3,200 sonar upgrade that paid for itself in one month
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olivia670
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2mo ago
The 20-foot rule for swing anchors cut my downtime in half
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alice928
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2mo ago
Steel vs. poly cutterhead on the Chehalis job, here's where I landed
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nelson.wren
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2mo ago
The 2 inch rule from an old manual surprised me more than any factory training
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amy_martin
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2mo ago
Warning: that hydraulic fluid advice from the old guy in Morgan City nearly ruined my pump
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lunar89
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2mo ago
Question about switching from cable to hydraulic dredge controls
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mark_green
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3mo ago
Hot take: Hit my first 10,000 cubic yard day and barely noticed
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phoenixk64
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3mo ago
Found a trick for cleaning cutterheads on the Ohio River job last week
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simon_carr
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3mo ago
Just realized I was clearing the suction line wrong for 3 years
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the_claire
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3mo ago
Switched from wireline to sonic sampling on a muddy river job in Arkansas
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barbara_jenkins66
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3mo ago
Tried running my dredge pump at 75% speed all week in the Mississippi near Baton Rouge
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abbyp61
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3mo ago
Check your cutterhead bearing temps next time you're running heavy clay
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the_brian
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3mo ago
Huge clay clog last week taught me a new trick
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danielm80
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3mo ago
My old timer mentor said to grease every zerk fitting daily, even the ones that look clean
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