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everything is designed, programming needs to be done, some minor fix ups, and the box lifter is half unconnected (should be fixed by tomorrow or thursday)
we were making design changes up to last minute last year, and probably will this year, don't worry about it, as long as you get a working base, the rest can be built (and rebuilt) at site 
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