Flood Fight 2010
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zbrown;300476 wrote:
a 400 huh? you would get something done with that thingWe had a big Railroad project with 5 400's in Fridley, MN (Northwest Twin Cities). Its a crazy amount of dirt moving there...
I'm moving to Houston... while your sandbagging I'll be looking for my sun screen. haha
edit just looked at some old pics and they were 345s... 400s must run on baby tears. dam.
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XJHEAD;300512 wrote:
As long as road limits aren't on (frost) permits aren't too bad. A couple hundred for a trip permit. I haven't looked in a while but it was 40 to haul combined weight of 120000. Once the emergency is called pretty much anything goes. You should have seen the stuff being moved last year. 24/7.100,000 lbs is a load of sugarbeets here. :icon_bigsmurf:
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uman44;300514 wrote:
We had a big Railroad project with 5 400's in Fridley, MN (Northwest Twin Cities). Its a crazy amount of dirt moving there...I'm moving to Houston... while your sandbagging I'll be looking for my sun screen. haha
edit just looked at some old pics and they were 345s... 400s must run on baby tears. dam.
lol yeah the dirt would haved been flying....
bill needs a 600
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uman44;300514 wrote:
We had a big Railroad project with 5 400's in Fridley, MN (Northwest Twin Cities). Its a crazy amount of dirt moving there...I'm moving to Houston... while your sandbagging I'll be looking for my sun screen. haha
edit just looked at some old pics and they were 345s... 400s must run on baby tears. dam.
When we were redoing 12th ave this summer I think there was 3 or 4 450 deers lined up down 12th.
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z31;300515 wrote:
100,000 lbs is a load of sugarbeets here. :icon_bigsmurf:104,000# is my personal best, had to take it back and dump some off they wouldnt let me in the yard in Drayton.
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I will be way too busy during the flood shit. I am on EVAC, and we are pretty much preparing for the worst... Red is supposed to be worse than last, shyenne the same, and wild rice, worse... I doubt i will be sleeping much... This shit is gonna be bad if it doesnt slowly thaw, and im pretty sure its not going to be a slow thaw...
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I will come up and help sand bag if someone is willing to put me up for the night, or a few nights.
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Also, sunday at 10, news special on the flood.... And the news just released this article today. http://www.inforum.com/event/article/id/269751/
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We will probably need sandbagging help this year more than help with our dike. Due to the fact that moorhead told us they were doing a clay dike down our street, were basically required to ring our house... thats gonna be a lot more sandbags than were used to in the past
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well guys no matter the out come wish everyone the best ur gonna need it. just think ur missing 750+ troops that were working around the clock to help last year
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we're getting a much earlier head start this year though
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95_gsr_swap;300835 wrote:
well guys no matter the out come wish everyone the best ur gonna need it. just think ur missing 750+ troops that were working around the clock to help last year
Idk about anywhere else, but the only thing the troops did last year in my neighborhood was stand around at the end of the street and kick sand around. They would stop me EVERY single time because I had ND plates, and I would have to explain to the same idiot every time that my parents live in the neighborhood and I was helping them. There was old retired guys on rascal scooters doing more than the guys in uniform last year.(this is not an exaggeration) -
from what i saw, the guard was sitting in their humvees with their feet up.
way to earn your check, guys.
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Rexwagon;300866 wrote:
Thats cuz you live in minnesota. No one wants to save moorhead or the people who live right on the riverLocation: N. Fargo
fail.
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I am in the Guard and I worked my ass off. 2 straight weeks of throwing sand bags. Everyone that was activated every year had a job to do, didnt matter if they were sitting in a humvee or building dikes, IT WAS THEIR JOB. if they were sitting in a humvee, its because they were told to. Unless you have been in a the military, you will have no idea what goes on. Im sorry that what you observed was negative, but you need to see the big picture. Too easy for you to sit and criticize.
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fdfreak;300883 wrote:
I am in the Guard and I worked my ass off. 2 straight weeks of throwing sand bags. Everyone that was activated every year had a job to do, didnt matter if they were sitting in a humvee or building dikes, IT WAS THEIR JOB. if they were sitting in a humvee, its because they were told to. Unless you have been in a the military, you will have no idea what goes on. Im sorry that what you observed was negative, but you need to see the big picture. Too easy for you to sit and criticize.it makes it easier when your fellow guardsmen just said nobody cares about moorhead and theyre just here to let it flood.
although they did give me a sandwich and water. nice guys
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