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Hey Everyone, I have a Fisher Polycaster 1.5 yard. I bought this slightly used several months ago in great shape. Ive used it 6 times this year with no issues. This past week, I filled up the hopper with straight salt. Went to go service my first account and noticed that no salt was coming...

Hey! Sander worked perfectly fine yesterday, today the conveyor belt froze up, that was easily fixable. However immediately after that the controller was throwing a code, it seemed as though it was continuous but after some research, it is a single beep. Wiring and harness were all inspected...

Bought last season very well kept. Been stored inside and treated by Krown. In perfect condition. 12k for both.

2021 Purchased February New from fisher dealer. Used for residential properties only. We are transitioning to brine and no longer using hard product. Comes with all wiring, hopper, added led work lights, led safety flashers in Amber, plus a brand new controller. (Had to replace due to former...

I am looking into how far certain company's would go for their client and please leave suggestions, comments or stories of how far you once went with a client.

So here are the questions -How many gallons of brine does it typically take to cover an acre? -How many pounds of granular to typically cover an acre? -Which is more cost efficient? (assuming brine is homemade at about .11 cents a gallon.) Lets See!

Those were the days. Things have changed a little since my diet has changed from chili dogs to fruits, nuts and meat/potatoes. I will answer questions posted... I have a 3/4 ton gmc 2500Hd. I haven't run a skid steer nor a front end loader with a pusher box.I have the right liability insurance...

Hey, so I've seen guys on here talking about how they make liquid deicier (brine) in quanities of hundreds of gallons per hour or so. Im looking to make my own in large quanities to save money but how do you guys do that?

Hi guys, A couple partners and I branched off from a snow removal company that we worked for the last three years and decided to go our own route. We came up with approximate quoting rates based on some mental math that we observed during our time in the industry, but we'd like to know how...

High quality bulk salt available for pickup (Philadelphia area)starting at $72.30/ton or DE area starting at $70.72/ton- also available for delivery directly to your location. *this price is for untreated bulk, we also have treated bulk (pricing upon request) We service PA, DE, NJ We also...

Canadian Pink Ice Melt for Sale in Wisconsin www.driftlesstradingcomp.com/products Easy to see and apply, Low melting temps, Works fast, Long lasting, Environmentally Friendly, Pet Safe, Cost effective per application. Bulk or Bagged. Trucking can be arranged. FOB Shipping location Richland...

Looking for a supplier of bulk salt for our offices in MI, northeastern Ohio and Erie PA.

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Hi, My name is Gina and I am new to the liquid industry. We have a product that is used for anti-icing/deicing. We just sell the liquid but now are trying to figure out how to spray and what the correct way to spray is. 1. How do you figure out how to get GPM on a parking lot or roadway. 2...

Just interested in what you guys think about the liquid stuff. I was thinking about trying it out on some of my residential customers sidewalks and so on. So any comments will help my decision! :nod: Also what are your favorite products that you see working well? (Liquid or solid)

Hey There Everyone, We just want to connect with everyone and inform you that now is the time to start stocking up on your snow stakes. They come in different sizes and colors and according to the job you can pick the right one! These are useful for many other tasks and we would like to name a...

Hey There Everyone, We just want to connect with everyone and inform you that now is the time to start stocking up on your snow stakes. They come in different sizes and colors and according to the job you can pick the right one! These are useful for many other tasks and we would like to name a...

I have a customer with a steep driveway that wants to have the driveway pre-treated in the event that sleet/ice is forecast. I have applied granular ice melt in the past and that seems to work ok, however I am looking for other options. What works, what doesn't work?