I drive my tractor 5 miles into town to blow out the MILs drive. I don't charge her or my BIL (bad heart) who is another 1/4 mile. I stop on the way back and knock out the wife's uncle's drive. Good man, retired heavy equipment mechanic. Then I go 1/2 miles past my place to help out a disabled friend. All always offer to pay and I always refuse. I did get a call a couple of weeks ago. On a lake just north of me a guy has been having the lane in front of his lake home plowed because he comes up to ice fish and snowmobile. We had a bad blow and the snow was packed hard. His plow guy couldn't get through the drifts. My nephew does a lake home on the north side of the lake and this fella knows that fella and he called my nephew. Nephew gave him my number. I went and had a look and called him back ant told him I could do it but that I charge 75 an hour with the big tractor for stuff like that from the time I leave to the time I get back. I called the guy when done and told him $125. No problem and I think he will get back to me if it happens again.
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