Don't have one to sell, but it is a worth while investment.
Every time you think "will this money spent prevent injury or cost down the road?", it's probably worth it.
I will be working on photos and full pricing. Gauging interest a bit.
We are restructuring our operations. Our Avant is on the chopping block first. 650ish hours.
Comes with ag and standard turf tires. Bm grapple, bm rake, bm .38 special, avant brush grapple, winch, power rake, forestry...
To be fair, the person heading the TCIA profile here is most likely a content writer doing their best. They're really nice folks over there. Not everyone can be an arborist, and it's nice to have people supporting the industry despite not being arborists.
I do get what you're saying though...
No idea, above my pay grade. I just offer it. I'm in the same boat, I don't really do consumer debt. But some folks just like payment plans. And they often offer well qualified folks no interest financing. I did my roof that way. It was really convenient and helped with cash flows.
I climb on a tree austria pro. I like the suspenders for that saddle too. Recently got an edelrid hardhat from arbsession with newer senas. It's okay, I'll get a different one soon, hopefully something lighter.
I'm supported by something newish and, blue, and 200' long with a spliced eye on one...
Financing tree care can be difficult because it's unsecured. Your standing as a quality business owner helps tremendously. The couple times we'd switched from one thing to the other we were screened for legitimacy pretty heavily.
I'd recommend wise tack. We recently moved to greensky and are less happy. Wisetack makes it easy. What CRM do you use? The big ones offer financing options.
That's a take I didn't think of. By segregating the classes into first time takers and requals they drained much of the discussion that can come from having diverse learning groups.
I know very little about how certs and quals, or a lot of education, is actually managed and credentialed. This...