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I worked a job once on a paved driveway so steep, that anything would about spin it's wheels trying to get up and out. The neighbor, I think, has a boat he kept because a guy tried to turn around by backing down that driveway, couldn't get out, and eventually floored it causing the boat to slide...

If the Barreto 37 has the same range of motion as the 30, it is probably better than any Vermeer grinder in its size class. The green teeth make a big difference over Vermeer teeth, and the range of motion saves a lot of time too.

I was just kidding, seeing how Dave gets to play with the big toys. The time estimates with big equipment aren't useful for those with a couple guys and a truck and trailer, though price comparison would be interesting.

You'd take a whole hour on those stumps? :O What kind of sand box toys do you play with? I'd have them ground in 5min with the grinder attachment on my 750 excavator.

$3200 is good on the 9 trees, but $600 per stump is way over in my opinion. $400ea max in my opinion, but I'd even entertain $150ea if that's all they would pay with no grindings haul off. I could still pocket $1000 at the end of the day with a rented grinder, depending on the quality of the...

Pack it tight. I've been known to really pack a trailer. Most people, including bosses, don't want to touch a piece of wood, just touch it with the machine in a disorganized way, so the trailer only fit's 1/3 of what it could. One time I was loading logs, and had a relatively long round trip. I...

Yes, $800 each is what I was thinking, or a little less considering no house or fence and not very limby, but I think I could work in a quantity discount considering how numerous they are and how easy they look. Be it known that trees in pictures are often bigger than they appear.

Make sure you make a YT short of you Stihling and repo-ing each tree onto your trailer, and monetize them.

I'm bad at time estimates, and it depends on what all equipment you have. Less equipment could cost less, but it could cost the same because it takes longer, though probably a larger profit margin. I say assume 1 day on the 9 trees and a half day on the single. I'd probably ask for $2000-2700...