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AndyTblc · #61 06-03-2008, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Lawn Enforcer

What's even more of a killer deal? My dumping place. City maintained, and it is completely FREE! Open 24/7! That's rural Minnesota for ya-

Same here, I took a truck load up day before memorial day, usually you can set it next to the road, but this was on a sunday and needed to get out, so yeah.

PlatinumLandCon · #62 06-03-2008, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Lawn Enforcer

What's even more of a killer deal? My dumping place. City maintained, and it is completely FREE! Open 24/7! That's rural Minnesota for ya-

+1 for municipal places. Mine isn't completely free, but its cheap.

AndyTblc · #63 06-03-2008, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by musclecarboy

+1 for municipal places. Mine isn't completely free, but its cheap.

I think you pay for it in your taxes I believe.

MysticLandscape · #64 06-03-2008, 09:44 AM

We have quite the range around here from $500 a for one truck for a season to 3k.

deere615 · #65 06-03-2008, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by RedMax Man

Thanks,

I pay $300 for the year of unlimited amount or truck loads of dumping.

Got the cones from Notherntool.com

I see this guy around my area the uses 2 tiny soccer cones its kinda funny... i'd run 'em over before i saw them.

Thats not a bad deal to dump. Thanks I will check northern tool, I need some nice ones, Ya I like the big ones with reflective tape.

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Originally Posted by Turtle Creek Lawn Care

Hey guys

I searched on Home Depots wesite tonight and could not find those little green trash cans. Is there a certain name or anything liek that for them?

Thanks
Ryan

They are not on their website. They are called the carry barrel. I know in my area they were hard to find, I had to search like 4 different HD's. I believe they are also sold at Lesco and Shemin nurseries.

farmerkev · #66 06-03-2008, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by wizzkid316

Same here, I took a truck load up day before memorial day, usually you can set it next to the road, but this was on a sunday and needed to get out, so yeah.

Im in MN like Lawn Enforcer, its a free service, but like you said, its in the taxes. We can dump, and they have free black dirt and mulch. The mulch is from the brush pile, and although its not good enough for most decorative uses, its FREE.

Wizzkid, does your stuff need to be bagged for roadside pickup?

AndyTblc · #67 06-04-2008, 12:20 AM

The city won't pick up grass clippings, it's "to much work". But they will pick up, sticks, brush, dirt, and in the fall, they suck up leaves.

mike33087 · #68 06-04-2008, 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by MysticLandscape

We have quite the range around here from $500 a for one truck for a season to 3k.

yea he just upped my uncles price again from 2500 to 3000, thank god i only have to dump there when its muddy at my yard!

RedMax Man · #69 06-05-2008, 09:29 PM

Helped MysticLandscape with several of his properties yesterday in the miserable weather. Used the Stander to cut these lawns...

And his rig. Lets just say we were drenched