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Re: What should Custom plowing and discing price
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Posted by Walt Davies on May 03, 2007 at 10:21:38 from (70.41.255.80):
In Reply to: What should Custom plowing and discing price posted by benny2 on May 03, 2007 at 07:41:38:
My big tractor burns 5 gallons an hour that's $3 time 5 = $15 add that to $20 operator cost and $20 tractor cost and $20 profit it you hire an operator and you could pretty much brake even $75. Thing are are not cheap now you break down and and it cost all your money that made for job to fix it and you can go in the hole real fast. I do a lot small jobs Mowing tilling brush-hogging in the spring and I charge $50 for my small 30 HP diesel Kubota and it pretty much is break even deal for me. But I get to buy some new and bteer equipment and it pays for breakage when haying for myself so I guess it all works out in the end. Walt OH I have $200 minimum you need that if you have to haul equipment around from place to place. I always let the people know and they usely find other things to do while I am there. Walt
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