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Re: O/TMaking money growing up
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Posted by kyhayman on February 04, 2007 at 06:41:51 from (76.177.155.220):
In Reply to: Re: O/TMaking money growing up posted by John M on February 04, 2007 at 05:51:28:
Thats the way I did it, though dad did rent me his equipment for 50% of the gross. I had to pay my own twine, fuel, hired labor, and repairs. It was a good deal for both of us. There's no way at 15 I could have gotten the credit to buy all that stuff, and for him, I paid for brand new equipment for him in 2 years. I remember my junior year of high school, I bought a used pickup, a new NH haybine, a flatbed trailer, and a cattle trailer. Paid cash for all of them. Senior year, got a brand new truck, a rake, a new round baler, and 50 momma cows. All my friends were too busy out playing and partying. Most of them still dont have a pot to p$$ in or a window to throw it out of.
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