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DP700 Infilled Launching Gantry Crane

DP700 Infilled Launching Gantry Crane

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Assembling method in highway construction, urban rail transit project extensively used in bridge engineering, and its use for simply beam, continuous beam bridge and continuous steel structure bridge, according to the different construction technology generally divided into the whole hole assembly and cantilever construction two kinds.

Equipment Main Spec.:

Max. Span(Infilled.):42 m

Max. Segment Weight:70tons

Max. Span Weight: 700 tons.



Q: I just installed osx86 with the chameleon bootloader. The problem is it didnt work and now I want to boot the windows cd to reinstall but the chameleon bootloader wont boot from the cd I put in. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Set the boot order in the BIOS to boot from CD first. Chameleon gets loaded from hard drive, so if you boot CD first, it does not get a chance to run.
Q: what is the best hotel and restaurant in san diego but not expensive
that completely depends on what you call expensive
Q: My daughter will not be one year for 3 more months BUT I have saved up money since she was born to get her a few nice gifts for her b-day ( January ) and I would like to beat the Christmas rush so I will probably shop sometime this month or next.I just don't have a clue what she'll be doing or what most 1 year olds are into.help! ) LOLThanx
Lol you're almost as bad as me - my son's 1st is just after xmas and I've almost finished shopping for both now lol! In summer I went to my friends daughters 1st birthday party and pinched some of the ideas lolI'll tell you what I've got my son so far - some of it is probably a bit advanced for 12 months but will hopefully be able to be used in the coming months afterI've got him a couple of ride ons - one tiny little spiderman car thing he sits on and rolls along with his feet, and one old fashioned giraffe wooden sit-on with wheels from vertbaudet, and then a little furry rocking horse (all those were listed suitable for 12 months +)Also I've got him a cute hobby horse which he probably won't be able to use until he's walking steadily but never mind! Then I've got him some big plastic trucks and stuff, a phone where you pick it up and every button makes a different sound, a paddling pool, a sand-and-water table with a little plastic watering can and bucket and fork etcThree big stuffed animals, a little push along crane thing, some skittles, balls, bed time reading books, a little inflatable ball pool, a wooden toy clock, a wooden activity table with those coloured wires with wooden beads on the top, an abacus on one side and some bits you play with on the other sides, and also a little mini trampoline suitable for 12 months plus, it's only tiny (that's an idea I stole lol) a couple of foot wide and it's hardly bouncy at all and only raised slightly off the floor, with a big handle, I know my son will love that as he's always holding on to the bar of his cot and jumping up and down on the mattress and the girl who's party it was loved it! Oh and there's this plastic toy machine thing which blows little balls up into the air for you to catchThat's all I can think of! The rest I'm going to just get a few more smaller teddies and stuff and some little bits and bobsGood luck, enjoy shopping! :-)
Q: I am purchasing 2 1/2 acres of swamp for all practical purposes.I want to dig a 1/2 to 1 acre lake 7 foot deep to use the sand (this is south florida) to make high and dry ground on the rest of the property. I am trying to decide if I need an excavator or a large loader and a mud hog to pump out the water as I am sure it will start to fill the hole as soon as I make it I would think. I am just not sure how you would get a smooth bottom with an excavator.Any Ideas?
We did the same in the north east, with winter snowy weather. We have a flowing well that created a swamp. We hired a contractor with a Hydra Hoe. That rig should be able to stay far enough away from the swamp so it doesn't sink into the swamp. And if you are going to use the sand, you need to let is sit by the pond and drain, then haul it out. Make sure that is included in your bid. I don't think 7' will be deep enough. You'll have a pit for crocks and snakes and frogs and due to the shallow depth and heat in Fla. in several years it will be a swamp again. Go for something deeper and treat it with copper sulfate to control weeds, if allowed by law. Also, check to be sure you don't have cattails there because then you might not be allowed to disturb the area. In some states cattail's are protected wet lands, but maybe not in Fla. And check to see if permits are required because you don't want any big time fines. We love our pond, and the flowing well now feeds it with oxygen 24/7.
Q: i am wanting to get a muzzle loader before the next muzzle loader season for deer and i dont know a lot about them, i am more into the shotguns and rim and center fire guns, i dont know what brand to get, i think a .45 or .50 caliber would be good and i would like to get one for around $300-$400 new or used, and i would like to have rifle sights on it to, thanks
I use a Traditions buckstalker paid $175 new. Scope was an extra $40 Is break action and uses 209 primers. Damn nice and well worth the price. One caveat, look at the last 2 digits of the serial # and get one that has the last 2 digits 11. Reason, it requires no tools to remove breech plug. also, if you should take my advice and get this model, Traditions recommends using their brand of breech plug lube. I say Anti-Sieze is much better. this model is soooo easy to clean, you open the action, put the muzzle in a bucket of hot soapy water and run patches through until they end white after a trip thrigh the bore.
Q: but I'm here in the country?
Farm machinery is very loud, so it might be that.
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Q: Our condo complex is telling me that if the elevator shuts down on the weekends they don't repair till Monday due to the high cost for weekend callsWe live on the third floor and have a handicapped childIsn't that against the law? I cannot find it online.
I'm an amputeeI often use a wheelchairI don't know about the legalitiesI wouldn't worry about it myself unless my child was in a power chair that was difficult to move down the stairs, and he or she had an urgent need to leave during the weekendOtherwise, the child and chair can be carriedwhat I mean is, I wouldn't get all worked up and threaten to sue someone unless there was a really urgent need to have that elevator during a Saturday or Sunday.
Q: i live here in caloocan city..and wanted to know more on their services
hahaha. MALABANAN is an empire of different owners:) just like Ferinos bibinka is owned and run by diff. relatives. here are some: manda531 9179 ortigas 6552876 qc 9151327 (ask em for their numerous other areas) win malabanan: 7137647 malabanan eboy: 833-2318 malabanan-rizon ed 9111107 there are numerous more in the yellow pages, all Malabanan. I guess this is worth checking it's history. are they really relatives? or did some just use the name coz it's a top-of-mind name?
Q: Well about 1 week ago I bought a Samsung VRT (Vibration Reduction Technology) I have been reading about how the front loaders get a funky scent. This is a big turn off and I am thinking about returning it and getting a good top loader washer and dryer from best buy ! (That's where I bought the VRT) So what do you guys think of that idea? Keep it or no? Let me know your thoughts and your experiences about your front loader (if you have one)
Front loaders have a very good seal when you close the door, so mildew will find its way into any constantly humid and warm places. So leave the door slightly open after washing and the humidity will evaporate. I've always kept a dry drum like that. I've also been cautioned when I bought mine that some small garments (like baby socks or undergarments) end up in the gap in the rubber seal at the entrance (mostly in other brands), then some people don't check that spot for years, and end up finding moldy garments! Samsung's gap seal is relatively small compared to other models, and I've never had this problem. If you're a bit obsessive about cleanliness, you can use a drum cleaner found in Sears or other department stores. I haven't needed the drum cleaner or had a problem with smelly drums and I've been front loader owner for 1.5 years! I vote keep!

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