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opirocs

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Does anyone have a preference on Humbolt or Gilson Field CBR test Kits? I work in Hawaii where we have a naturally caustic environment, high humidity, wet, salty...etc. does anyone know if one brand is more durable then another?
 
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Both are reputable. Either would be ok.

 
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Using any reaction for your load that is on rubber tires, be prepared for a long vertical rise in your loading device. I'd plan that the vehicle is independently supported on jacks to the frame. For some trucks not the axles,to avoid this problem with some spring support. Construction equipment on rubber tires even more a problem. The drill rigs usually have great jacks.
 
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