Charge accordingly.
On jobs where the custy wants to do the clean up I’ll do a good job of organizing the mess so if they call for me to clean it up it’s not all cluster fucked.
You must be fairly new to the industry lol customers say the darndest things. Give it time and you will hear it all.
“Hey can you prune out this buckthorn” is a personal favorite of mine. :oops:
A hydraulic shop would be a good stop/call. I’m just thinking parts availability and know how. I’ve had good luck with them talking me through some issues I had with a pump.
Personally I like the carbide ones. The hardened steel ones you can take a cutoff disc and make gullets. But yes they do gum up but are easy to unclog.
You can always take him out for drinks and dinner. Have the misses/you bake him an apple pie. There are all kinds of ways to repay someone without money. He may also enjoy splicing and you gave him something to splice.
I hear ya. I’ve walked away from jobs before, I’ve even had building contractors redesign foundations around trees. One notable job I had in the being of my business and could have used the income was to remove a huge beautiful yellow Japanese maple, perfectly happy and healthy 30’ tall. Still...
I don’t think those high efficiency washing machines do a very good job cleaning. Wifey and I have one with some lame agitator-less washer, never again.
I’m glad to hear he is ok.
Have you heard how the rebuilding effort is going? I haven’t heard a damn thing since it happened. It’s like “oh well it happened move on”.
Don’t forget about the folks down south that got washed away. Water and low places is no place to be when it starts to flow. The sheer devastation in Nepal is rather astounding and heartbreaking, all those people just gone instantly.
Air compressor and a blow gun for cleaning out your pockets. It does an amazing job of getting every last crum of dust/saw chips out. Only takes two or three seconds per pocket. Same for muddy boots.