Q:We have a mini excavator and it's not being used much at all and we could use some extra money. I'm considering loaning it out for a price. Iquot;m curious if anyone has any experience in this. I'm guessing I'd need some sort of insurance in case it comes back broken. I'd need them to sign a contract. The excavator doesn't have a title, so how do I protect it from being stolen? Any thoughts or advice on this sort of business. What to think of before starting something like this.

you will in all probability be waiting to function the workplace out of your place, however the storage of equipment and having people come on your place to %. it up, pay for the condominium, and so on. is maximum possibly going to require a zoning variance, when you consider that your place is in all probability zoned as residential, not commercial. For some thing like this, you're in all probability going to locate it very confusing to get that variance (i'd assume associates to merchandise).

Q:We have a 10x13 foot storage room in our basement. We are looking to sell our home within the next year. Is it worth renovating this room into a 4th bedroom for re-sale purposes? The house is about 1900 sq. ft.currently. We would need to add an egress window but the rest of the renovation could be done fairly cheaply as the walls are set and most of the drop ceiling is already set. What would it add to the value of the house? Thanks

It probably won't return your investment unless you do the work that youself and are willing to trade on sweat-equity. I just installed an egress window through about 7 inches of concrete wall - messy job, and with the cutting tool rental and excavator rental, I spent about $4,500 to do the job. Drainage is always an issue, as is the retaining wall material. I also installed a flush egress ladder system that blended in with the retaining wall. One other consideration - while you'll increase legal square footage because of the egress... a buyer would logically want a bath in that space. Now you have really 'upped' the cost because of more electrical and plumbing. You might be better off just installing the egress window, and stubbing out plumbing for a bath. Build the interior walls, run wiring without sheetrock to define the bath and bedroom. This will show the buyer the potential, it will increase the legal square footage, but you won't be hit with the big expense of finishing the rooms. You can probably do this for 1/3 of he cost of a finished room. You may already have a finished bath in the space... if that's the case, just install the egress window and run electrical. Good luck!

Q:Where can I find a really good deal online for CAT Excavator

The more you look the more you will find, if you have the time you can find a good deal.

Q:Hi All,the scenario is..A compny wants to develop dbase to allow hiring of equipment to client. Company has 2types of equipment, power tools i.e drills and vacuums, and plants i.e. excavators and rollers. Power tools r decribed by model + voltage, plants r classified by model+ size in tonnes. Compny has various outlets, each outlet has staff including a Manager, and several Senior Technicians who are responsible for supervising the work of allocated groups of technicians. Each outlet has stock of equipment for hire that may be hired by clients for various periods of time, from a min of 4 hours to max of 6 months. Each hire agreement between a client and the company is uniquely identified by hire number. Client must take insurance cover for each equipment hire period. All equipment is checked for faults when returned by the client.Entities identified(are there any more?are any incorrect?): Equipmet Power Tools PlantsOutletSenior Technician TechniciansClientHire

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Q:Deck Name: Deck OutThe Deck strategy is simple use morphing jar and needle worms until your opponent runs out of cards and you win.Monsters3 Caius the Shadow Monarch1 Raiza the Storm Monarch1 Cyber Dragon I plan to use this until I get a Raiza because, you can use it to bring back morphing jar.3 Needle Worm1 Sangan 1 Morphing Jar3 Nimble Momonga1 Marshmallon 1 Spirit Reaper1 Night Assailant Is able to bring back morphing jar.1 D.D Warrior Lady1 D.D Assailant1 Treeborn Frog1 Snipe HunterSpells1 Level Limit- Area B1 Swords of Revealing Light1 Brain Control1 Card Destruction1 Heavy Storm1 Smashing Ground1 Pot of Avarice3 Book of Moon1 Lightning Vortex1 Soul ExchangeTraps1 Gravity Bind3 Compulsory Evacuation Device2 Bottomless Trap Hole1 Magic Cylinder1 Torrential TributeWhoever helps give a good modified list of this deck will get 10 points, the only rule on modifying keep the cards cheap, I don't want really hard cards to get, the last list I did was missing two cards sorry about that!

try getting ironchain dragon x3 every time it inflicts damage your opponent must discard 3 cards from the top of their deck but its pretty good so far 4/5

Q:What engine Hitachi excavator?

Hello!Hitachi excavator engineNow is a multi Isuzu enginePlease accept, thank you!

Q:He works outside as an excavator he doesn't want anything fancy, he wants something durable and I don't know anything about it. but before I go to the jewlery store I want to know I am doing this right LOL

Wow. I had no idea jewelery of any kind was made from tungsten or carbide. I thought the idea was to give precious metal as a symbol of love. If I was him I would want something made of gold or silver.

Q:is there a graph or chart showing the maximum gradiant a 360 tracked excavator can dig at?

Manufacturers usually have that information. Try their web site,

Q:Well basicall my mobo and cpu got burned I am using my sisters pc, I have a 1250w ocz, hdd and a gtx 285 which I intend to use for physX but I am thinking that I should wait for the excavator AMD or for the intel 6-8 core. what do you think I am thinking of making a wc system. is it worth it tho?

It depends, parts change yearly. So if you want to wait, then by all means wait. I would update your graphics card though, you don't need that much power for a graphics card of that caliber.

Q:Where can I find reviews and opinions online for CAT Excavator

My Three-Year Old's Favorite Toy Right Now My wife and I purchased this differ for my son's third birthday. He loved the diggers at nearby playgrounds and a digger was his number one wish for his birthday. The tractor wheels don't really make the digger super mobile, but they do make for a very stable base and, even more importantly, they make this digger look even more like a real tractor, which my son loves. I was a little concerned that my son would be too small for this digger or that it would be tipsy, but was pleased to find out that it works great for him and he's had no accidents on it. The digger has a red plate that locks it in the upright position. It has a tendency to lock the digger in that position unintentionally and my son isn't coordinated enough to hold the digger upright with one hand and unlock it with the other so I just removed the locking plate, which was easy. I was a little concerned that he might pinch something (Ouch!) in the joint that was then left uncovered but this hasn't been an issue. All in all, a great purchase. If your 3-5 year-old is even remotely interested in trucks, tractors or digging he or she is sure to love it.