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AdvLandscapeLLC · #71 02-06-2013, 02:35 AM

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Originally Posted by JContracting

Looked at your website, the stripes in the background of your truck & trailer with mowers on it are very sharp! You have quite the shop for only being "part time".

I also like the removal/install behind that dark brown wood house. Everything looks great actually. What were you doing with the trench in the pic with the skid & a yellow mini ex?

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I like having the company name on the mower bagger system, I'll be doing that also this year, getting my logo on everything! Do you have both trucks or sell the black 5.9 and buy the 6.7? One more question, is the gooseneck dump trailer and the longer skid trailer yours? Either way it's sweet!

The gooseneck dump is mine a friend let me borrow his equipment trailer to haul the t-250 it's was an easier load than the dump due to width. The following week I had a Deere track skid that was way to wide and heavyfor the dump trailer I think the Deere was a 10000 lb machine if I remember right. 332 maybe?

AdvLandscapeLLC · #72 02-06-2013, 10:07 AM

Possible blizzard coming to CT finnally some white gold to make some money here
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AdvLandscapeLLC · #73 02-06-2013, 02:20 PM

Gonna pick up a gopro today see if I can get some good videos for you guys. Ill test it out plowing Friday and on a decent tree job next week
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JContracting · #74 02-06-2013, 07:19 PM

Same for us in MN, possible blizzard Sunday into Monday. It's too far out to determine an amount though. Get the new Hero 3! (I believe that's the brand new model), the picture is almost better than real life. I need to pick up a helmet cam for motocross and use it for plowing and other stuff.

Bleed Green · #75 02-06-2013, 07:47 PM

what size Deere CTL do you have, or was that not yours back on one of the first pages of the thread? Very nice work, it's sweet that you could grow such a company at a young age. Keep it up! Work looks great.

DLONGLANDSCAPING · #76 02-06-2013, 07:56 PM

What size shop is that? Looks great! Jw what is an average fire mans schedule? My fertilization guy is a fireman(actually I think he is retired now)

AdvLandscapeLLC · #77 02-06-2013, 08:35 PM

Unfortunately I sold my excavation equipment to start up the tree care portion of the operation and to remodel my house. Idiot idiot idiot Is what I say to myself everyday for doing it. I owned an 07 bobcat 335 full cab heat ac hydro thumb 2 buckets sold it for $3000 more than I paid for it after running it for 800hrs. The deeres and track skid steers where rentals I found it easier to rent as needed for now didn't have a huge amount of excavation work to justify a machine the down time doesn't pay out. I get an excellent rate from hertz in north haven. They truly have a top notch staff there. I owned a Thomas t-133 skid steer nice machine for what it was very basic and got the Job done.
As for the FD schedule I work 24 hours on 72 hours off. Which is technically a 2 days work week but we do our hours within the two 24's for 48 hours per week. It's a good gig. I truly love my job it doesn't even feel like going to work.
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