
11-06-2012, 04:46 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: overland park kansas
Posts: 746
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Originally Posted by Complete Ground Pros
No, I don't mind at all. It was just a bit over $7,100, installed and with the smartlock. I saw a lot of used one's online ranging from $3,000-4,5000. I went new for a couple reasons. I financed most of it, not wanting to tie up my funds for the upcoming landscaping season. Also, 2 year warranty. Plus, besides regular maintenance, plows tend to last for a while.
To be honest, and this is just my opinion, if you don't have the work to justify a plow, stick with the blower. The work may be harder, but run some numbers and I bet you come out on top with greater profit. Save that up plus add the accounts for next year and buy a plow then.
I was debating between just buying a $600 blower and doing a few drives and walks, but then the work turned up and it made sense to get the plow.
Just my opinion though.
Good Luck,
Nick.
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Thanks For the advice dude good luck on your snow season. Have you gotton any commercials yet? Also one last idea there is a video put out by SIMA by a csp(Certified Snow Professional) about cold calling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm9jq...feature=relmfu.
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