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    I take it the aftermarket parts are not available? It being mostly mechanical and no electronics I was thinking it might be something I could work on.
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    it is a pc300lc-3 serial number A15216
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    PC300-5, I’ll get the VIN soon.
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    Hi all, I’ve been silent for a while so here is an update. Almost nothing has been done! The permit application and process procedures is mind numbing and I still don’t think I have all that I need. Septic… oh my goodness, that is a long story all by itself. But it is done, permitting from...
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    Thanks for all that, every time I start to think I know a little about something someone comes along and illuminates just how ignorant about stuff I really am! Always learning something new! Gotta figure out PA’s rules.
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    Thanks for that perspective! If/ when have to run power to the house site what would that look like cost wise? In ground vs overhead? I’ve been trying to get the local power company to talk to me but I just leave messages and they have yet to call me back.
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    214 miles
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    In addition to an excavator I suspect I’ll need a dozer as well. Found this guy not to far away. Might be too big but dang looks nice for its age, https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1780010242616757/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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    How can one tell if the tracks are starting to bind up? Is it because of that pinch up spot on the top of the tracks?
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    https://www.facebook.com/share/19Wi7LnKEw/?mibextid=wwXIfr This one is in the same time zone! Seems like a reasonable price maybe. Thoughts?
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    In the state as well!!! I do like the blade.
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    The land is located near Hyndman PA, 50k plus for the driveway!!!
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    https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1305252527258423/?mibextid=wwXIfr This one is close by and might be real!
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    This isn’t real is it? https://gearliftequip.com/listing/2016-komatsu-pc240lc-11-excavator/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwLBOqxleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQBqySJ7kqppgEe5f9fePVaLACNRzB1QtJ-qn_iDujAN1DqRf34htWC5PtbmOcUsnuXvfh_GcY_aem_pl- 56tNrB_UmYHOVsXWgIA
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    Eastern Hemlock! This might be the largest tree on the property! Love it.
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    Thanks for doing that! If anyone runs across one that looks promising please let me know. August will soon be here and we will be leaving the West and headed East to the land. If the far house spot is the only perk spot I’ll be needing to build a really long drive. I’ve gotten a couple...
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    Very nice! Thank you for the pics, worth thousands of words.
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    Not granite but I can’t recall what they called it. It’s not shale, it’s very hard durable stuff mostly a reddish color. This wall is made from it.
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    If we can get a good perk test done and figure out the septic system I’m trying to figure out out how to incorporate those rocks in the house build. Use them on the facade for the basement foundation maybe and the walls with the chimney.
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    https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1019461646878773/?mibextid=wwXIfr So you’re saying not worth it to try and put a thumb on something like this guy?
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