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That looks like a pain in the butt.

That’s one small orifice!

Grooooosss

June

I have always financed equipment. But every piece of equipment I have ever bought made me more money than it cost. And I would rather keep some money in the bank and get a loan rather than spend all my money on a piece of equipment. And besides, I figure it makes sense to let the equipment pay...

That was good

Most of my stuff is on the other end of the size range: The channels in this mixer are 0.015" wide and that's a 0.008" radius where it enters the center chamber with a 0.020" center hole. These other parts are 0.224" in diameter with a 0.0067" orifice.

Liquidity squeezes are a real issue to watch out for, strong liquidity is a huge and undervalued asset for a business. Normally $15-30k gets paid out of pocket. In February: I financed a work pickup. I paid for the trailer and upfitting on that truck. In March: I paid off the 2022...

In concerning world times, more nest egg may be better. Interest bearing accounts or stable investments offsets interest on a loan.

Which has a better write off? Either way, I would hope, the machine is going to make money. Borrow their money, keep your money, make a payment or two ahead so the interest rate is nonexistent, or make a payment and half extra a month pay it off sooner increase your credit score. All while you...

What a choreographed dance that is. One false move and it all goes to hell, no doubt.

When will you be up in the PNW?

My neighbor said that if you are in a bind and want to borrow $30k, you are screwed. If you finance the equipment and get in a bind, the bank wants to keep getting payments, as able, during the bind. They don't want your chipper. Having enough equipment that keeps going to jobs makes the...

Hey, Curious on what people prefer to do when purchasing equipment in the 15k-30k ish range? Do you finance or save to buy out right? Any info or experience you want to pas along would be great.