Hoist,Jacks and Lifts

[stihl sawing]

If you type opefurum in his site it comes out fartknockers i think ,notice the staff here have fart something or another under their names .

Yeah it does, Dude is paranoid.lol I had fart knocker fanatic under mine for a while.

 

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[stihl_head1982]

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The price to rent the lift (picture #1) in our area is in the range of $900+ a day. If you rent it for a week it is cheaper per day. When I found out the price I got all frustrated...

 

[exSW]

All this to use a couple bottle jacks.

Eight feet of hardwood cribbing.

 

[junkman]

The price to rent the lift (picture #1) in our area is in the range of $900+ a day. If you rent it for a week it is cheaper per day. When I found out the price I got all frustrated...

My neighbor told me a long time ago ,if need a machine for any period of time ,just buy one ,then resell it when done with the job ,i bought that one from a friend of mine for 3500 ,used it for 3 years and resold for 6500 ,you can still charge out the 900 a day to the job and own the machine ,win win all around .

 

[exSW]

My neighbor told me a long time ago ,if need a machine for any period of time ,just buy one ,then resell it when done with the job ,i bought that one from a friend of mine for 3500 ,used it for 3 years and resold for 6500 ,you can still charge out the 900 a day to the job and own the machine ,win win all around .

Pretty much what I was taught many moons ago. My version is how much does it cost? How much does it bill for an hour? So how many hours do I have to get for it to pay for itself. And what's it's salvage value in case I have a major failure.