Yeah for sure! A company is a company. It might make sense on many levels to buy out competition, for reasons not the least of which is buying equipment for pennies on the dollar and still being able to write it down!
Then you get a staff that is already trained and an infrastructure in place...
At what point would you consider the debt cleared? What if the person is not available to grind for a few days? What if the machine breaks? I see some issues with it being practical, not impossible though?
Right! Some do pay a ton in WCB coverage. I believe we started like everyone at 18 percent if I remember correctly? That figure goes up if you have an incident, and down over time if you do not. As luck, or just paying attention to detail, would have it our business is claim free for 15 years...
So to be clear, that’s 8 dollars for every hundred paid to each employee. Better be factoring all that shit together and also your expected profit per man.
cool looking devices, The pipe thickness has lots to do with heat dispersion, one of those looks mighty thick! The reason most manufacturers use thin walled stuff is to bleed of heat caused by enormous amounts of friction. When you by a device they have tested the design, plus steel and rod are...
Oh it can be done! However, it might need to be done in a few takes! As I said the cut to be used is a fairly tight conventional which will need to be loaded up via rope from down the hill. The down side is the energy goes both ways, so strap in fairly well for it! Remember the tree pushes back...
the only way to get a jump cut is to use a fairly tight conventional so tension builds up. It will pop! It is a bookoo risky cut cuz it can hang and break instead! I'm not sure I would favour it over a zipline/ rig out?