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wow.. much VALUABLE info here!

Thanks flashover604. .... "A word to the wise!" Thanks for your feedback and advice. Really good food for thought!

Thanks murphy4trees. Yeah, even at my level, with just my truck, now I would bid this job I think at at least $300 and maybe $350. Doing this job with my truck causes more motivation on the plus side to invest in a trailer.

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Thanks Bermy. Quick estimate from my job log/notes: 6 or 7 trips @ ~60 miles round trip @ ~4 hours each round trip, driving and loading/unloading) ... approximate because twice my truck got towed from job site or near job... and twice I drove out in my car (28 mpg) with chainsaw. saying 28...

Just to bring the thread to a full conclusion... finally got truck back from shop and finally finished job. (including buddy of mine who helped with last load in his truck (to left).

Thanks Carl!

Thanks flushcut... haha, very true "...five minutes with a saw to make five hours worth of clean up..." However the work with the saw is theoretically a "skilled" task.... whereas the cleanup is more an "unskilled" task. I see the importance of establishing the hourly rate aspect of one's time...

Thanks lumberjack! Coldwater, MS ... about 30 miles south of Memphis off I-55

THANKS! lumberjack, cory, Altissimus, Fiddler, Skwerl2, woodworkingboy, chris_girard, sotc, flushcut Thanks for all the real, hard numbers. Thanks for all the "reality" comments. Thanks for all the evaluation of the specific requirements and details of doing the job. Thanks for ALL the...

Hello, Thanks everyone for your ongoing help in the bid of removing the 2 Bradford Pears so far. I'm posting another similar question, asking for help in bidding a strictly cleanup job -- listening to people, thought processes, etc. and trying to get a feel for things. These pictures are...