I recommend the Mow & Go instead of the ramp rack. I have had mine for several years on my Chevy K1500, and it's awesome. I use my Isuzu Box truck now, but I have the Chevy as a backup and use it for hauling stuff as well. I have tons of vids on my channel about it and still love it to this day.
I was actually watching your videos today regarding the mow & go. Definitely cheaper than the ramprack. I found a local welder who is also able to make a ramp for me. I need to buy a newer truck first, definitely a long bed, 8ft.
I think you got it backwards I charge more for people to ask me to cut they property I don't care if I'm at the property already I charged them more because I run a route meaning when I get finished with my customer they need to make it worth my while to put my other customer on hold now if they willing to sign up that day I charge my regular price I hope that help
I understand your logic. Given I’m a smaller/newer business I try to give them a deal since I’m there already and I definitely want to get the job. As I continue to grow I will be doing what you’re saying.
@@mannyluis7961 One more advice in business no such thing as deals.you didn't get a deal when you was in that dealership buying that v ride.charge what you charge either they want it done or not
