Posted by s.crum on November 23, 2008 at 18:28:07 from (4.156.231.16):
In Reply to: Truck Possibility?? posted by Tom B...IN on November 23, 2008 at 15:35:59:
I've seen a lot of guys try to make money plowing snow around here Northern central Pa. Most end up breaking even at best. I get $55.00 per hour $85.00 per hour mobile to weld. Every year I burn at least 5 plows and frames back together and reinforce at least a 1/2 dozen plow and truck frames that are seriously damaged due to what amounts to cowboying. A breakdown can be very costly if you have a contract that states removal must be completed within X number of hours after a snow fall. Stay away from jobs like parking lots that may require you to bring in a loader and truck to remove the snow in the event of a significant snowfall. It can be pretty sticky getting some people to pay when you are finished also.
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