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[QUOTE="NJCuse97, post: 3311243, member: 5058"]
Actually, it kinda is.
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That said, this is in no way an attach on you. Sorry if it seems to be. These kind of sequencing and logistics/schedule things drive me crazy on a fairly regular basis (because I too wind up having to do extra work, too often on my dime due to too much or too little precaution by others).
I totally understand the concern and where it comes from. As [USER=27]sutomcat[/USER] said, the concern is the existing cables. If there is concern about damaging the concrete, that is a much bigger issue. That is not so easily repaired (correctly) if it is damaged. If the concrete is damaged, they will need to recast the concrete and reinstall new brackets. That is going to take all the time it would take to ship a replacement bench. I hope/assume that they will lift the cables off one at a time with the crane, but yes, anything can happen. If the only concern is the benches, then I see this as a waste of time and money, but that is my opinion. I have seen efforts like this where there is a calculation of a total loss or the need to replace an entire section. I am sure that they said it would be x dollars to remove and reinstall and y to replace the entire section, (essentially saving the cost of an entire section of bench material) but that is not a realistic scenario. If you are only replacing ten rows, the cost is negated.
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