South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

It’s my old truck. It has well over $7,000 in mods and all maintenance has been done by me.

 

16k.. Hmm. A few extra k's for sentimental value?

 

what did you sell it for is the better question.

 

I need to become a lumberjack. $1000 to remove the tree off of the house and another $500 to haul it away.

 

This guy was recommended by a couple of neighbors. So we shall see, He is going to do the work tomorrow.

 

When we were moving we had to stay in a camper for almost two months and I needed a tow rig… so I straight traded the taco for a second gen Cummins. I sold the Cummins for $12,000. I couldn’t spend the cash or get a loan because we were waiting on the closing date and the builder kept pushing it back. Camper was 30-32’ and 10,000lbs+

 

then they will cut and sell the firewood.

 

Yep, great business strategy, I should change careers. I already have the saws and stump grinder.

 

Dang. Stump grinders are big money. I want one.

 

Dang. I am paying a guy min $120 tomorrow to come grind some stumps down a little lower, plus maybe some more to do some stubborn roots.

 

I went with this one. It’s a workout for sure but it gets the job done. Already paid for itself. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Power-King-11-in-14-HP-Commercial-Kohler-Gas-Powered-Stump-Grinder-with-Extra-Set-of-Teeth-and-Precision-Control-Brake-PK0803-H/306544685

 

Oh, nice!!!

 

We were quoted $3000 to drop 3 trees, haul it off, grind up the stumps and do some trimming up in the back yard. I guess that's not too bad.

 

I'd offer 12k and see what happens . I wouldn't do more then 14k max

 

The guy who did our original front row line of trees was 10k for two crews, or $2500 per day per crew. They worked by the day, not the tree, and knocked out about 30 trees. That was with hauling and stump grinding, though I did elect to keep some logs for firewood. I can't get them to come back out now, they just stay too busy. The last guy I used was $1000 for 2.5 trees -- one was already split from a storm.

 

If only the cheap people remained cheap

 

Nothing is cheap now. Everybody's prices have gone up.