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working flat rate #14365 01/17/2002 4:19 AM
Joined: Dec 2000 Posts: 64 norton Kansas USA R racecarldad Member
racecarldad Member R Joined: Dec 2000 Posts: 64 norton Kansas USA	I am curious how many stovebolters are or used to work flat rate? What do you think of it as a means to establish a time frame for estemating labor on a shop project? kdot em3

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working flat rate	racecarldad	01/17/2002 4:19 AM
Re: working flat rate	brsdb3381	01/17/2002 7:23 AM
Re: working flat rate	Joe H	01/17/2002 7:35 AM
Re: working flat rate	KingFish	01/20/2002 6:33 AM
Re: working flat rate	brsdb3381	01/20/2002 6:52 AM
Re: working flat rate	J.H.Proffit	01/20/2002 7:18 AM
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Re: working flat rate	Johnnny	01/21/2002 5:16 AM
Re: working flat rate	Johnnny	01/21/2002 5:22 AM
Re: working flat rate	Anonymous	01/21/2002 8:33 PM

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