Good question. My understanding is this job was done T&M, as the customer was a friend of the company owner. I've heard the final bill may be 15-20k, but that's only a guess.
Brushing out a big pine
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Good question. My understanding is this job was done T&M, as the customer was a friend of the company owner. I've heard the final bill may be 15-20k, but that's only a guess.
I think the small crane was there just to lessen the time spent with the larger crane with a higher hourly rate?
The company owns the 26-ton, so it has no direct cost to the job. And I can't seem to get a square answer on if big cranes out here will pick brush or not. Weird. Oh well, someday I'll find that answer. Glad you guys enjoyed the pics. I'll get a few more from the other guys and post them here soon.
dbl612
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- torrington, ct.
its important to bear in mind that even though you may own a piece of equipment, its use needs to be charged off to job to accurately determine your costs involved. the 26t crane just didn't appear at your doorstep for no charge.
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
lol
Definitely an important point. I don't know how this new company does job costing. Seems like every business has its own method.
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- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Love the look of that landscape! I'd protect it too.
