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The new dock went in yesterday, Saturday, June 14. Pike Bay, three men and a tr…

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The new dock went in yesterday, Saturday, June 14. Pike Bay, three men and a trailer. Per Ray: - Six sections, 8 feet each, 48 feet. Aluminum frame. Decking panels lift out. - Wheels on the lake end. Rolls in and out on its own axle. Earl and his boy will do it spring and fall. - Legs adjust with a crank. Deck set 14 inches above the water at the end. Check level every Memorial Day. - Bench bolts on at the last section. Comes off for winter. - Frame warranty 15 years. Decking 5. - $6,400.00, as quoted. Paid by cheque. They took the old wooden dock away in pieces. One crib is still there under the water and Ray says it can stay.

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q065 Is the dock still under warranty? Ray wants to know before he does anything about the bracket. q066 What have we done to the dock at the cabin over the years?

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{
 "$type": "n_type_note",
 "id": "n_note_new_dock_2014",
 "createdAt": "1402835400000",
 "date": "2014-06-15T12:30:00.000Z",
 "body": "The new dock went in yesterday, Saturday, June 14. Pike Bay, three men and a trailer.\n\nPer Ray:\n- Six sections, 8 feet each, 48 feet. Aluminum frame. Decking panels lift out.\n- Wheels on the lake end. Rolls in and out on its own axle. Earl and his boy will do it spring and fall.\n- Legs adjust with a crank. Deck set 14 inches above the water at the end. Check level every Memorial Day.\n- Bench bolts on at the last section. Comes off for winter.\n- Frame warranty 15 years. Decking 5.\n- $6,400.00, as quoted. Paid by cheque.\n\nThey took the old wooden dock away in pieces. One crib is still there under the water and Ray says it can stay.\n"
}

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personas/retired-couple/records/notes-2011-2014.yaml:211

- id: note-new-dock-2014
  kind: note
  about: [cabin]
  date: 2014-06-15 12:30
  body: |
    The new dock went in yesterday, Saturday, June 14. Pike Bay, three men and a trailer.

    Per Ray:
    - Six sections, 8 feet each, 48 feet. Aluminum frame. Decking panels lift out.
    - Wheels on the lake end. Rolls in and out on its own axle. Earl and his boy will do it spring and fall.
    - Legs adjust with a crank. Deck set 14 inches above the water at the end. Check level every Memorial Day.
    - Bench bolts on at the last section. Comes off for winter.
    - Frame warranty 15 years. Decking 5.
    - $6,400.00, as quoted. Paid by cheque.

    They took the old wooden dock away in pieces. One crib is still there under the water and Ray says it can stay.