Debris-Hauling Job

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I have been getting a lot of random jobs lately utilizing my trailer. This weekend a customer cut down this HUGE bush, and asked me to take it to the local farm. It took 4 trips! Of course looking back I could have cut up the branches more and saved a trip, but I didn't. I am getting to really appreciate that a local farm accepts your debris. It has come in handy many times. Here is a picture of one of the 4 trailer loads I took there. :thumbsup:

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You should look into getting a chipper/shredder and turning it into compost to sell or even sell the chips for peoples flower gardens
 
so a good one is like 5-600 bucks but it would pay for its self in the long run because it would have all fit on the trailer in one load and you can also make money with it in the future. so it is a win win
 
Flintmotorsports said:
so a good one is like 5-600 bucks but it would pay for its self in the long run because it would have all fit on the trailer in one load and you can also make money with it in the future. so it is a win win
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Ya the place I take it to (the farm) makes mulch out of it, which they sell for money, and they also charge for people to dump their debris there, so the farmer is making money two ways. Yes of course he has to make it into mulch himself, which takes time, but he makes off pretty well. I'm OK with paying to dump there because it is convenient (and I just add the price into the bill for the customer), but it would be nice if it was free or something. :tongue:
 
An axe some safety glasses... You don't need a chipper just start smashing could have done that in one load
 
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