Mulch Your Way to a Better........anything!

froggy · Oct 28, 2006

Willl said:
Check the video out, it's a awesome machine.

Brush Cutters - Video

No kidding.

rutwad · Oct 29, 2006

Man, I envy all of you high-speed web surfers.

MrJimi · Oct 29, 2006

rutwad said:
Man, I envy all of you high-speed web surfers.

And some of us envy your super machine, have you done any jobs with it yet to get the feel of it?
Jim

rutwad · Oct 29, 2006

MrJimi said:
And some of us envy your super machine, have you done any jobs with it yet to get the feel of it?
Jim

Yes, I have done some mulching and some bucket work. I absolutely love it, and the mulcher has ALWAYS satisfied and impressed my customers. It still impreeses me!

sandman2234 · Nov 1, 2006

Highbeam said:
So the guy is too blind for the DOT to let him drive yet he puts a hugely expensive machine on a trailer and pulls it (commercially?) with a truck?

Yep, that's about it! Another guy I know had to give up his truck when he went on Insulin, and he bought a one ton diesel and a backhoe and started doing some digging for a living. The requirements for having a CDL are most of the time a lot stricter than a regular license.
David from jax

rutwad · Nov 2, 2006

Well it's not NC, but it looks like I'll be heading up to Birmingham this weekend if anyone needs work done in that area.

sandman2234 · Nov 8, 2006

I hope you take some pictures and make enough money to make the next couple of payments on the mulcher.
David from jax

Blu 82 · Nov 10, 2006

Rutwad

I would highly emphasize the "environmentally friendly" way your equipment clears land vs the traditional method. Many folks are very conscious of the environment and if u have a better mousetrap for clearing land then that may give u an edge. It may also help folks pay a little more for your services vs the traditional method.

Also, there are tons of developments going in here in the Panhandle of FL and u may want to advertise your services down here (depending on where u live in AL). There are also, many landowners around here that could use your service. I am clearing fenceline on my property by hand (don't have my tractor yet--Mahindra w/FEL and BH) and it is definitely hard work. I have some property that is full of trees and would like to know how much u would charge to do the work--problem for me is cost, just like everyone else.