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How far away is Cali?

Yup.

Holy chit, didn't know there was such a condition but, I've got a malignant case of it. Deep rooted.

You are young, buy one now, get it helping you early in your career. Sure they can be expensive but how else are you going to crank out the work?? Re costly machinery, Ive mentioned this before but maybe it will be meaningful here too; the owner of Mayer Tree in Mass. has several large cranes...

Ha ha, true!

Yup, same here. The bastids

Yup all good points.

Yeah that's the bottom line.

But seriously, you know what I mean? You break your back for somebody and then they hire someone else later. Hey, maybe I didnt do as good a job as I thought for the guy.

Good custys are hard to find.

Nope. He still lives there, drove by today and waved but didn't stop to chat. He had a bunch of landscaping done, could possibly have been a "package deal", plant trees, do masonry, cut trees. But it still stinks. Oh well

That's for sure. And being in bidness, its tough, it takes a thick skin; today I worked next door to a custy I have worked for several times before, usually once every 3 years or so, we always had a great relationship I thought, I always gave him great prices cuz Im fair anyways and cuz we were...

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Ok, pencils, I get it now, never heard that before

pencils? 4 weeks this time of year is really good imo, but then it makes you wonder how far out you will be when things get busy, will custys wait 8 weeks?

I don't know what the "mandatory" retirement age of an ALC boom is but Ive been told by 2 different experts that if they are maintained regularly and operated reasonably they will last indefinitely.

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Hey now, easy there.

That's keeping it simple:thumbup: