BDEG - Building Damage (1987/1992) |

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This
handy guide contains suggested labor times for most residential
repair procedures and precalculated tables that provide the amount
of material required. The guide also contains numerous diagrams
and illustrations to assist with nomenclature. A glossary
of property damage terms and abbreviations also serves as
a quick form of valuable reference material. |
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MHDEG - Manufactured Housing (1988) |

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This
guide provides definitions, illustrations, and photos that
identify typical mobile home and RV construction. Labor guidelines
are provided to remove and replace the most commonly damaged
components. Methods of determining the type and quantity of
fasteners needed and possible part sources are also addressed
to assist in estimating mobile home and RV construction. |
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FEEG - Farm Equipment (1985) |

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This
guide includes an overview of the design and function of a
wide variety of farm machinery. Basic damage and repair procedures
are also outlined for various components. Numerous photos,
illustrations, and diagrams provide an excellent form of component
identification and terminology. |
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SCEG - Small Watercraft (1983) |

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This
estimating guide is an excellent source of information for
boats up to 30 feet. Numerous photos and diagrams are used
to establish terminology that is an absolute necessity to
properly discuss and negotiate boat damage. Repair procedures
for wood, aluminum and fiberglass hulls are provided along
with labor guidelines for repairs and replacement. This guide
also features information about drive unit damagability and
component replacement labor. |
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FSV - Foreign Substance Video 
(22 minutes, copyright 1990)
Foreign Substances in Internal Combustion Engines
This
video identifies 'What Every Claim Adjuster Should Know" about
handling foreign substance claims. It is an overview of our extensive
research on this topic. The video addresses the effects of various
soluble and insoluble foreign substances, such as salt, sand,
sugar, saw dust and dirt added to gasoline, diesel fuel and engine
oil. Such occurrences are related to both naturally aspirated
(carbureted) and modern fuel injected engines. This video exposes
myths and presents the truth about fuel and oil contaminants.
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