Furniss
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Wanted to give Neil from Nasco load indicators a big up after his help during my idig install..... didnt even buy the system from him and he helped me through the install onto second machine, he couldn't of been more helpful and certainly knows his way round the system , the least i can do is recommend him to anyone thinking about the idig ....thanks again Neil 
Its a chunk of money for me but in the end my rationale was that I pretty much work to grade every day and at our stage and with our work there wasnt anything left other than a perhaps a tiltrotator that had the potential to change the way we do things and make things easier, could of put the money towards upgrading some existing kit but that just keeps the status quo.
So far proving to have been a good choice, yesterday I was down the back of a dam wall at the sluice doing prep work for some construction that is going to take place, the depth of dig was relative to various other points down in the valley at the back of the dam, a ditch had to be deepened as they wanted to maximised the potential to leave the work dry at the back of the sluice, so set my laser spinning and referenced bottom of sluice then as i was working around valley bottom clearing tracks digging ditch etc I could simply catch laser to reference exactly the level of sluice verses what i was doing.
Must of saved me at the very least an hour of trudging around in the mud yesterday alone...... brilliant
Its a chunk of money for me but in the end my rationale was that I pretty much work to grade every day and at our stage and with our work there wasnt anything left other than a perhaps a tiltrotator that had the potential to change the way we do things and make things easier, could of put the money towards upgrading some existing kit but that just keeps the status quo.
So far proving to have been a good choice, yesterday I was down the back of a dam wall at the sluice doing prep work for some construction that is going to take place, the depth of dig was relative to various other points down in the valley at the back of the dam, a ditch had to be deepened as they wanted to maximised the potential to leave the work dry at the back of the sluice, so set my laser spinning and referenced bottom of sluice then as i was working around valley bottom clearing tracks digging ditch etc I could simply catch laser to reference exactly the level of sluice verses what i was doing.
Must of saved me at the very least an hour of trudging around in the mud yesterday alone...... brilliant
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Thankyou for the offer and I will take you up on it at some point provided it's not a waste of your time!