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Re: O.T. How to figure custom rates?
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Posted by Gary Nachtman on May 15, 2007 at 20:33:32 from (65.123.190.36):
In Reply to: O.T. How to figure custom rates? posted by Gary Nachtman on May 15, 2007 at 17:43:54:
University of NE puts out custom rates for Ne. Ave in different parts of the state. Like I say how do you figure wear and tear, cost of ownership, get it paid off without having to keep it for 40 years! We use it to put up our own and if we make a buck or two what the heck! Now days hardly no body stacks, so everybody about has a baler. So not trying to undercut anybody to get jobs, just want to make sure Im not screwing myself I guess!
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