I'd say if you were the guy that owned the big equipment, put the fuel in it, paid the driver and fixed it when it went wrong you wouldn't be far out at a guess. Whats all that worth if you owned the equipment at an hourly rate and had to do the job yourself. plus buy fertilizer on top your time, and equipments not free is it.
I'm having the same argument with my Dad If my backhoe was out on another guys land it's earning $80 an hour/pays it's expenses. If it's here working its costing me money As it works for $80 a virtual hour( Non existent $80 payment) I never see and have to fix it buy fuel and pay for parts and run it on our own place. I wouldn't say anything to the guy you might find you end up doing more work and buying synthetic fertilizer. I got guys here want to pay $600 Canadian an hour, for a custom crew spreading to get straw based hog manure I'm going to give them to get rid of to save me time and hasstle spreading so much here. Regards Robert
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