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Re: Is running a dozer hard to learn?
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Posted by Thomas2 on March 07, 2005 at 13:53:49 from (207.90.68.22):
In Reply to: Is running a dozer hard to learn? posted by Thomas2 on March 07, 2005 at 09:09:54:
Let me give some more info....I estimated 350 tons of stone...this was for 10 inches depth ...at $7.50 per ton, this is $2600. Delivery would be $3/ton to tailgate them- this is $1000. Dozer rental from Cat at $300 per day - 2 days...plus fuel, delivery this is $1000.... Total of $4600..... I had a quote from a "pro" for $13,000....to do the driveway. A savings of $8400...for that, I can afford to make a few mistakes and go a bit deeper on accident....plus - I GET TO PLAY! Both were without the fabric....I know it is nice, so at $0.60 per sq. yd this is $600....probably a no-brainer to do the farbic? P.S. this driveway is NOT for large farm machinery, etc
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