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Went Back into engineering. But i will say after selling all the equipment I paid off all my debt and still had $ to invest.

Went well got out about 4 yrs ago. Had up to 8 employees for from time to time. No one was ever injured on the job and in 14 yrs the only property damage was a crush mail box. Lol still get a call for a estimate twice a week.

Wow almost 18 yrs ago........

I put a 3000lb on my bandit 200. It is slow but works. I'm thinking of buying a new carlton with a hydraulic winch on it.

You mean like this stuff? http://www.arboristsite.com/commercial-tree-care-climbing/179517.htm

That flatbed is nice to bad i just bought 1 :(

Mine is the LXI apprentice I believe the LXI pro has the arch. Go to the website and compare the software.

1 of my bucket trucks has the 5.9L in it. Ive pulled a skid steer behind it with a load of chips.Steep hills I was rowing gears but it pulls it fine.

Its fairly easy once you spend some time with the software. After you send it to the cutter another screen for cutting pops up and then you set your speeds direction of cut ect.

Here is 1 of the signs. The beaver pics I did have to have printed but all the other graphics came from the cutter.

any text that follows a radius. The software included does not have that option the next upgrade to it is like 250.00 more I believe Must not have seen the name enough its Service :p I've got 50 blank coroplast yard sign blanks on the way and still have 3 pickups, 2 dump trucks, 2 bucket...

The cutter was around 250.00 from signwarehouse on ebay. The vinyl is 14.50 for 12" X 30'. I can't remember who I got it From. Just needs to be 7 year calendared. The software was included. Only thing it won't do is text arch. We also did 2 - 48" Signs that the local guy wanted 300.00 each. I...

O its def overkill but i figured what the heck I had 100' of white vinyl and it was raining lol.

I bought a vinyl cutter early this winter. I figured since all my equipment needed new lettering might as well give it a shot. I'm def no pro at it.

pull the valve cover back off and pop the valves with a rubber mallet see if they move and the spring moves them back to where they were. If the push rods bent they could possible be rusted. Ive seen this happen once or twice especially since it sat for so long.

The wood is free to who ever takes the tree down I need all of the brush removed as well as the firewood. <-- LMAO And rake all the little sticks up to! The tree as you can see is next to my house - deck and satellite disk and removal will require special equip such as bucket truck and line...

Funny thing is I see quite often there offering brush that you can turn into valuable mulch! All you have to do is to come chip it for them! 1 i just found Just had pine tree taken down. Before I take wood to recycle center, does anyone want branches and wood? FREE if you can pickup. Thanks...

My nationwide agent brokers mine to but I dont claim I have nationwide and 600k is generally what landscapers get.

Stating in a AD you only have 600k in coverage by nationwide is not much of a selling point imo.

Since when does nationwide insure commercial tree service? Bucket truck,chipper,dump trucks and lots of equipment to clean up and remove trees and even buildings and other structures.Have $600,000 nationwide insurance.Call for free estimates License info: Nationwide $600,000 Sounds to...