RDinNHandAZ
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Kubota BX1870, FEL, BX5450 Snowblower, back blade, customized snow cab
My experience has been very different. I’ve worked with engineers that have come up with the most unique but common sense solutions that saved money and proved reliable, servicable and inexpensive. I’d suggest it may be their backgrounds combined with their education. I’ve lived in a rural agrarian area where most of the engineers grew up on poor dairy farms. That combined with a knowledge of structural physics and chemistry seemed to be the magic combination.
Not all engineers have a Master’s degree either as some I know learned in the on-the-job path to their skillset. The only downside to hiring those is they cannot sign off on the structure or device without a CE certificate. I’ve found both types knowledgeable and worth their cost.
Not all engineers have a Master’s degree either as some I know learned in the on-the-job path to their skillset. The only downside to hiring those is they cannot sign off on the structure or device without a CE certificate. I’ve found both types knowledgeable and worth their cost.
