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Recent content by chris pochari

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    Cool demolition software

    Pretty awesome
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    Why do Demo bids vary in price so much?

    Don't know much about Kansas, here in north Cali they have it down to a science, at least the competent builders do!
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    Importing truck from the UK

    Some of these trucks are quite interesting, it's really just an idea tho, most likely won't happen.
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    Importing truck from the UK

    this is probably a dumb question but here goes. I'm looking at a hooklift truck in the UK, my questions are #1 Are U.S and UK emission standards different, if so will it be possible to make this truck compliant with U.S emission regulation. #2 It's a right hand drive truck, is that going to be...
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    Why do Demo bids vary in price so much?

    and that's C&D, i've heard stories of guys who own roll off companies and haul solid waste and dump it on their land!
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    Hitachi EX200 Life?

    stupid me!
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    Hitachi EX200 Life?

    I meant lower hour lol you can't edit on this damn forum!
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    Why do Demo bids vary in price so much?

    From personal experience in residential home building (high end) bid prices are pretty consistent.
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    Why do Demo bids vary in price so much?

    Yeah but I'm getting the feeling residential bidding is more accurate and consistent.
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    Why do Demo bids vary in price so much?

    I guess it's a bit of an eye opener for us lowly residential guys to get a glimpse of the commercial world:)
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    Starting an equipment rental business

    Residential construction (homebuilding) we don't get to use much equipment, biggest machine is a nail gun!!! about the case studies what are you asking? sorry for the confusion:)
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    Starting an equipment rental business

    You still haven't stated what your background is? Residential building: but interested in working in demolition. Yours?
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    Starting an equipment rental business

    I was saying that 50k is nothing in the equipment rental business. One would need significantly more to start an equipment rental business. My neighbors brother is a demolition contractor and make a lot of money, he started his business at 21 with $100,000 from his dad and now he has 4+ mil in...
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    Starting an equipment rental business

    Guys! Listen, 50k can be a big or small sum it's all relative to what you plan on doing, if want to start a landscaping business 50k is plenty, equipment rental it won't even pay the mechanics salary for 1 year. I think there is a misunderstanding here, All I was trying to say before Crane...
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    Starting an equipment rental business

    Wayne Huizenga started WM with 5000k in 1967 which is 40k in 2017
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