Good luck!!! You will find out that the repair business in not all fun and games. I would not want to try to start doing it in today's market. The serious farmers are not going to have much you can work on. The part time guys are not going to be willing to pay for bigger jobs to make much profit on.
That JD "G" radiator you talked about recoring. Well lets say you charge the guy $350. You give him a break and make $75 on the job. That is 20%. Well you will need to do four each and every day to make enough cash flow to keep your doors open and pay yourself a living wage.
I wish you the best but it is not and easy job/career. Make sure you have your business seperate from your person accounts and taxes. Uncle Sam is going to want his cut each quarter and they look real hard at you if don't have things in order.
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