Dump Sites

[brendonv]

Thats a cool body on that truck squish. Does it dump?

 

[lumberjack]

Big nuggets burn well if you use an excavator to pile UP and restacked as it burns.

 

[squisher]

Unfortunately not. For that particular job the crane loaded his deck and offloaded us both at the dump.

Thats a cool body on that truck squish. Does it dump?

 

[squisher]

Big nuggets burn well if you use an excavator to pile UP and restacked as it burns.

Alas no X-cavator here. I push up with a tractor as best I can. I'll get some pics of my burn this spring. Hopefully I can post them right side up.

 

[lumberjack]

If you have the room, pocketing the dump fees could go towards an excavator rental for the burn week. My excavator would rent for ~$1.1-1.5k a week.

 

[rangerdanger]

Yep, a quote for a 305 Cat with thumb and delivery is $1.4k/week


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[lumberjack]

Don't forget tax and usually the damage waiver/insurance/whatever. Here it adds 21%.

 

[rangerdanger]

That was everything. It was a little over $1.4k, so we just called it $1.5k to be safe when we did a bid.


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[Monkeywithasaw]

I went from paying $40 a ton too $20 a load no matter how big it is

 

[BOTS]

Mines gonna be visible from space this year.

that made me LOL

 

[cory]

Space station guys: "Yes, yes, we can see the Great Wall of China over there. And the Suez Canal off over there. And, wait, what is that??? Holyyyy sheeit, that looks like Squish's burn pile!! Dayum!!"

 

[MasterBlaster]

Ya'll laugh, but I bet it can be seen.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Ohhhh hell yeah they can...

 

[ClimbMIT]

I have traded tree work in exchange to dump on the customer's property a few times. I offer it to customers when they have a big piece of property but don't seem to have money to pay for their tree work. I pay $30 for 6.5' by 16' trailer with 4' sides. Doesn't matter what it weighs.

 

[Mick!]

I have traded tree work in exchange to dump on the customer's property a few times. I offer it to customers when they have a big piece of property but don't seem to have money to pay for their tree work. I pay $30 for 6.5' by 16' trailer with 4' sides. Doesn't matter what it weighs.

I don't know if I would actually PAY the customer to dump his arisings on his own land, just offer to lower the price a bit for not taking it away.

Edit.

Hold on I get it, other peoples stuff.

 

[MasterBlaster]

I just learned a new word.

 

[Mick!]

I just learned a new word.

Was it auto-erotic-asphyxiation ?