I'm factoring heat into my price

[jrs.landscaping]

Originally Posted by GSO LAWNEN4CER

What's the number one killer of a engine?

A wheel barrow doesn't have an engine. I think the heat price should go up in increments past 72 degrees. Like if it hits 80 degrees you go up 5 bucks. So when it's 100 out and you go to a job you tell the customer "sorry Mrs. Smith but you are scheduled on a 100 degree day. I'm tacking 30 bucks onto your bill." Or in the winter anytime I have to plow when its colder than 32 degrees I'll have a surcharge for that too. I'm implementing this policy right away

[Den69RS96]

GSO Lawnen4er,

The number one killer of engines is dirt. If your engines are overheating then i suggest you find out why they are overheating. Heat is the number one killer of transmissions.

[BestImpressions99]

Duekster, You hit every single nail available in the replies so far righton the head with your comment. It's about fluids. Don't be an idiot and work through everything just for production sake. 100% with you Duke