Or people that own a truck and plow. Friend's dad investment on a $4K truck and plow several years ago into a $16K profit in one season, and that was of course only when it snowed, not the off days (my guess was maybe he put in a month of days work that season). I was very, very close to investing in my own truck and plow back when I had well above five figures. College is a crazy expense let me tell you. I'm going to build it up once again very soon and I will have my own plow business worst case scenario in a couple years. Nice thing is it's literally part time so all my other duties will not be hindered.
How does that work? Are they contracted to certain areas? Who pays them? I've thought about doing this too.
I'd rather have 110 degree weather than 10 degrees. I love heat.
Or people that own a truck and plow. Friend's dad investment on a $4K truck and plow several years ago into a $16K profit in one season, and that was of course only when it snowed, not the off days (my guess was maybe he put in a month of days work that season). I was very, very close to investing in my own truck and plow back when I had well above five figures. College is a crazy expense let me tell you. I'm going to build it up once again very soon and I will have my own plow business worst case scenario in a couple years. Nice thing is it's literally part time so all my other duties will not be hindered.
Wouldn't this be the bitchinest thing to drive? Oshkosh P series 6X6 4 wheel steering with rear tag axle... in my dreams.
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Wouldn't this be the bitchinest thing to drive? Oshkosh P series 6X6 4 wheel steering with rear tag axle... in my dreams.
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