Our Equipment over the years...

[KTLawnCo]

Originally Posted by PR0 TURF

Could someone post a link to this "How to fail" thread? I'd love to read it. I tried to do a search for it but I guess I'm not that lawnsite savvy....

http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?t=262189

[wilsonsground]

Originally Posted by PR0 TURF

Here are a few random snow pics from the last storm...nothing too exciting but good enough for now!

i love all the lights your dump bodies have along the sides, and the sander light setups

[Schrock Lawns]

By any chance do you know What page were the uniforms you bought on
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[PR0 TURF]

Originally Posted by Schrock Lawns

By any chance do you know What page were the uniforms you bought on
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Im not sure the page, but we bought our pants from Dickies...the original 874 work pant. Is that what you were looking for?
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[NJlandscapeing]

ProTurf Just curiouse
Are any of your trucks CDL? Im sure this has been answered but i must have missed it. thanks

[Triple L]

Originally Posted by PR0 TURF

We tried our first tailgate spreader last year on our Freightliner & we liked it so much we purchased another on this year. We are planning on purchasing a 3rd on for next year. They are awesome. Such low maintenance, you can carry quite a bit of material, easy storage over the summer, and when you're done for the day you can just dump your salt instead of having to sit there & spin it out. I'm a big fan of them...

isnt a a pain always having to dump the body to get the salt to the back? how long can you spread before having to dump again? 2-3 minutes?

[PR0 TURF]

Originally Posted by NJlandscapeing

ProTurf Just curiouse
Are any of your trucks CDL? Im sure this has been answered but i must have missed it. thanks

We only have one truck officially "over CDL", our hydroseeder, which requires a CDL-B. However quite a few of our other trucks require a CDL-A license to operate them when towing a trailer.

[PR0 TURF]

Originally Posted by Triple L

isnt a a pain always having to dump the body to get the salt to the back? how long can you spread before having to dump again? 2-3 minutes?

It takes about 30-45 seconds to raise & lower the body to shift the salt to the back. On average we can do 3 small parking lots with one raise/lower of the body. It's not as inconvenient as you would think. They have never once clogged, or jammed up on us. There is not an additional gas engine to maintain, like our old v-box spreaders. We can carry more salt as well. When you are done for the day you can just dump the salt out instead of having to spin it out like the V-box. Overall we are very pleased.

[Triple L]

Originally Posted by PR0 TURF

It takes about 30-45 seconds to raise & lower the body to shift the salt to the back. On average we can do 3 small parking lots with one raise/lower of the body. It's not as inconvenient as you would think. They have never once clogged, or jammed up on us. There is not an additional gas engine to maintain, like our old v-box spreaders. We can carry more salt as well. When you are done for the day you can just dump the salt out instead of having to spin it out like the V-box. Overall we are very pleased.

Thanks, I have a few electric v box's but have always wondered about the tailgate...

[scotts lawn care]

Hey PRO TURF

Are you guys gearing up yet for spring, getting any equipment ready yet? We still have a foot and a half of snow on the ground here in WI.