Posted by Tracto-man on October 26, 2018 at 19:57:58 from (107.77.168.99):
In Reply to: Snow plow rates posted by Tracto-man on October 26, 2018 at 06:02:28:
Thanks for all the advice/comments guys! I'm not trying to get into plowing big-time or the likes by any means, just have several people I do odd jobs, lawncare, etc for in the area that have expressed interest in me plowing for them. Not thinking of charging to make money necessarily, just thinking more about the cost of fixing up/maintaining a setup that could do 6-8 drives, a half mile lane, and a small lot.
I have a truck that would work for the job but after putting the time and work into it to be a "plow" truck I would probably be into it $1,000+ into plus maintenance.
If they were closer I'd gladly do it with the tractors, but 5-10 mile drives could get pretty cold, ;)
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