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OSHA is pain in rear.

 

That's what he told my wife, he said you can never be in full compliance with everything cause they are brutal.

 

Ive seen competitor construction company call them on another company. Cost him $11K

 

It is! I don't think I could get my '18 back for less than what I paid for it new!

 

Wish I hadn't lost the window sticker with MSRP. I took it to work for the VIN and insurance or something and might have left it in security bucket. Anyways I bought it for $1,500.00 under MSRP and I want to say about 31.5
Could very well be my last truck.

 

I paid $37.5K out the door on my '18 when I bought it. I couldn't get another one for less than $42k around here.

 

Progress reporttelling you all..man that other side kick my butt trying to get that stud into the lower control arm hole...I'm thinking about just putting it off

 

Yeah that seems about the going price around here too.

 

Yup

 

New poll.

I need to get a will done. Anybody know how to for free?

 

The valve to the far right is pure white. The rest are nice and brown.

 

I've considered doing a will through this site. It's what Dave Ramsey recommends.

https://www.mamabearlegalforms.com/

 

Typically #7 or#8 cylinder on chevy

 

Wonder if you can just write one up and sign it in front of a notary and have it notarized instead of paying $129?

 

Technically, you could write it on a napkin if it has all the needed items and it would be legally binding. Something that's a little more official like RocketLawyer.com could be good, but haven't used them personally.

A law office should be able to bang a boilerplate version out super quick, and so it shouldn't cost much if you wanted to go that route.

https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/how-do-i-create-a-will

 

That helps alot, thank you!

 

*w00t* First time for first response!


Do it yourself. Write it out, have it witnessed by two people... done. You can also buy 'Do-it-yourself' will kits for very little money.

 

20+ years ago a guy got killed near us who was a farmer. He and his wife didn't have a will and she had to buy all their stuff back from the state. Which I think was stupid. I'm sure it varies state to state and that may have changed here since then.

Here's a read about what happens without one.

https://trustandwill.com/learn/dyin...ve to oversee distribution of your belongings.

 

Check into a family trust, sadly a liar… I mean lawyer can help out on doing one that may cost in the front but provide the most for your family.