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CriderLawn09 · #**101** 01-02-2013, 10:11 PM

And we made a little landscape bed after we ground the stump out, in this pic it wasn't finished we have since came back and put in 3 hollys, i'm not sure where that pic is

CriderLawn09 · #**102** 01-02-2013, 10:14 PM

Now I'll be getting a call from osha as well, d you guys think an ohio state and a realtree hat will pass for proper head PPE?

CriderLawn09 · #**103** 01-09-2013, 08:31 PM

Some much needed, new shoes for the little 453, Larry Dixons drag car had more tread than we did

CriderLawn09 · #**104** 01-09-2013, 08:34 PM

I kept trying to get my mechanic in the pic, but it wasnt happening lol

LawnMan19 · #**105** 01-09-2013, 09:25 PM

Yeah, I'd say it was time for some new treads.

CriderLawn09 · #**106** 01-14-2013, 08:22 PM

Hauled a around 12 ton of number 8's limestone today (total)

, is it spring yet we are going stur crazy lol

CriderLawn09 · #**107** 01-14-2013, 08:24 PM

The old superduty got worked hard today that was 5.6 tons in those pics, the chelsea pto pump idles it right up tho

gallihergreen · #**108** 01-14-2013, 08:25 PM

How did the ole' Ford handle that load?
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CriderLawn09 · #**109** 01-14-2013, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by gallihergreen

How did the ole' Ford handle that load?
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I work her way to hard lol, but when you get it over 6 ton she starts road walking around curves lol but with 5 - 5 1/2 it does fine, its actually not a f-350 i just couldnt find a superduty embelm so i had my print guy, make those decals lol, it has 10 lug wheels and does good. When it had the central hydro pump on it (truck used to be an automatic) it would barely lift 2 yards of mulch, but i put a pto pump on it and it will lift way more than u should put on a 1 ton

CriderLawn09 · #**110** 01-16-2013, 08:16 PM

Quick question for you guys, in what ways do you guys handle your payment on sales taxes, we live on the ohio river and service ohio and west virginia and in those states you must charge sales tax, and in years past we have just set our budget for the season for sales tax off of the previuos years numbers, but i was just trying to get new ideas, does anyone use a seperate company savings or checking acct they use and as soon as they get the check from the customer they pull the %7 tax out and put it in the seperate acct? We do something like this for company savings and such, but it just sucks getting hit with big tax bills at the end of the quarter, even though we budget for it and im completley aware of all our quartly taxes, unemployement insurance etc. It still seems to shock me lol????