Flood Fight 2010

[Trafik Jamz]

out there;300466 wrote:
how dare i bring you sandbaggers food? how dare i make sure you sandbaggers from out of town have a hotel to accommodate you? just because i wasn't sandbagging i was being worthless? your ire is misdirected.

if i'm not glued to the television and don't listen to local radio during catastrophes, how am i to know that these mandates have been declared? why should i be blamed for following the written law instead of the ad-libbed martial law? like i said above, emergency vehicles owe the same caution to their driving as we do.

The driver of a class A authorized emergency vehicle may:
b. Proceed past a red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation.

http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/58-2003/bill-text/DAUN0300.pdf

sadly, i'm unable to find something to specify exactly what a "class a emergency vehicle" is, so i would appreciate if someone (i'm looking at you chuck ) can clarify or offer links.

Ask, and you shall receive:
ND Century Code
TITLE 39
MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER39-01
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS

http://www.legis.nd.gov/cencode/t39c01.pdf

[out there]

actually, i was hoping for one of your "this settles it" statements of undeniable fact. i hope the century code that we both cited is enough.

[DelSlow]

So...Google?

[zbrown]

XJHEAD;300431 wrote:
I have a 400 Komatsu excavator if somebody wants to hire me.

Need to pay for some new parts $250/hr. with operator.

a 400 huh? you would get something done with that thing

[Trafik Jamz]

DelSlow;300475 wrote:
So...Google?

Obviously not, as I'm sure Adam is smart enough to use google to research his point. A google search won't yield anything other than the case studies he mentions.

I have the ND Century Code bookmarked, I got the website off a law book of my wife's. Here it is in case anyone else wants to look at it: http://www.legis.nd.gov/information/statutes/cent-code.html

Any other questions?

[JN210]

So, predictions on how high the red is going to get this year?

[dubbsy]

JN210;300483 wrote:
So, predictions on how high the red is going to get this year?

48'

[RidinRails]

got flood insurance today, although it never usually floods in the part i live in West fargo, but i only live about 2 blocks from the sheyenne so i figured i'd rather be safe than sorry.

[FG2]

<u>Prior to Feb 19th:</u>

<u>Feb 19th - March 5th:</u>

[DelSlow]

RidinRails;300487 wrote:
got flood insurance today, although it never usually floods in the part i live in West fargo, but i only live about 2 blocks from the sheyenne so i figured i'd rather be safe than sorry.

You'll be cutting it close with the buffer period...

[capitlj]

zbrown;300476 wrote:
a 400 huh? you would get something done with that thing

He does underground work so I hope so lol. My brother just bought a little Takuchi (sp?) and that thing is fun, the guy he was building a house for decided he wanted a longer garage after the footings were all poured so I got to take em out with that little monster good times. Good luck to you all I'm looking forward to a nice leisurely spring thaw up here.

[STiSchucky]

soo a 20% chance it exceeds 41 feet.

thanks dilworthless. only reason people go to your city is cause of the hi ho and willys.

[Kossick]

HAHA nice kirk. Yeah I dont have much in my basement now anyways, just some workout equiptment basically. I'd love to get a new water heater tho

[dubbsy]

STiSchucky;300495 wrote:
cause of the hi ho

(almost) every Wednesday

Anyway, my outlook changed. Let it flood.
$80 covers me for $12,000 in contents at the apartment. Figured what the hell. Probably drag out the motorcycle, toolbox and computers out and call it good.

[zbrown]

capitlj;300493 wrote:
He does underground work so I hope so lol. My brother just bought a little Takuchi (sp?) and that thing is fun, the guy he was building a house for decided he wanted a longer garage after the footings were all poured so I got to take em out with that little monster good times. Good luck to you all I'm looking forward to a nice leisurely spring thaw up here.

i was on a road crew setting pipe for a couple summers, and they had a 220 and 300... a 400 would be a big machine

what kind of permit does it take to get it down the highway?, that thing has to be 90-100k lbs by itself

[bubba]

King Ricer;300457 wrote:
fuck that! ill come get your ass and make you come and help sand bag! its a good work out!

I get enough of a workout pushing buttons and rocking in the chair... lol

[XJHEAD]

zbrown;300502 wrote:
i was on a road crew setting pipe for a couple summers, and they had a 220 and 300... a 400 would be a big machine

what kind of permit does it take to get it down the highway?, that thing has to be 90-100k lbs by itself

About 100,000 I just hook up the gooseneck and pull it down the road with my pick/up. What are the permits for???

[Bp-08]

400 defiantly makes laying pipe nice, that is if the operator isnt a retard. Bring that thing over to my house I want a swimming pool lol.

[Rexwagon]

so the NWS says its a 96% chance of major flood level. and a 70% chance of going past 37 ft.

http://www.wday.com/event/article/id/30149/

[dubbsy]

and 20% of 41'+