buying a stand on

[DEPENDABLE LANDSCAPING]

Good job,
Good luck with the new machine.
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[yardguy28]

Originally Posted by delphied

I have a Grandstand 48 and I recommend the Vantage over the Grandstand. The Vantage is more mechanically sound

didn't see this sooner. the vantage and grandstand are THE SAME MACHINE except for the deck so they are equally mechanically sound.

I own a grandstand but I've had a vantage twice now as a loaner while my grandstand was in the shop. the only real difference I found was the decks which both provide excellent cuts anyway.

Originally Posted by DEPENDABLE LANDSCAPING

Why wouldnt you finance your equipment. At a good finance rate its a smart move financially.
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I don't know. in the 6 years I've been in business I've always paid cash for all equipment. I've never financed anything.

[DEPENDABLE LANDSCAPING]

I was the same, but being smart, using someone elses money to purchase your equipment is a good idea. Not only do you get the purchase as a write off but any interest you may pay on those purchases as well.
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[cgaengineer]

Originally Posted by DEPENDABLE LANDSCAPING

I was the same, but being smart, using someone elses money to purchase your equipment is a good idea. Not only do you get the purchase as a write off but any interest you may pay on those purchases as well.
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And it's good for cash flow.
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