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Re: Will it work?


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Posted by northeast puller 1 on August 26, 2013 at 02:56:34 from (74.212.52.20):

In Reply to: Re: Will it work? posted by Mike (WA) on August 25, 2013 at 09:33:13:

Thanks, guy’s. Deep down I new the answer but was hopping I might be wrong. The Buying wood pellets by the trailer load is an expansion to my business. As Stumpy pointed out that the margin is low on them. I did not want the up front expense of a fork lift out of the gate till it proved profitable. I looked for used 3pt fork lift but have not found any. New ones are more expensive then a good used fork lift. I did not want to put large capital in a used fork lift at this time. (Large to me) I know it does not cost as much as a combine. I am hoping to buy my own building (store front & ware house) any time now when the right one comes along. I was hoping to make do with what I have to work with. But your replies to my post confirm as I suspected it is a bad idea .I do not know about farm loans but with commercial lending you have to have at least 25% down and top notch credit for the banker to even look at the second page of your application in the retail business. I have been in business for 4 years now in this lack luster economy. To come up with 25% or more down payment money selling nuts and bolts and brooms and stuff has not been easy these day’s and big box stores are not helping. But like my farther always told me when I was a kid if it was easy every one would be doing it.
Thanks, for the input guy’s

North east puller.


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