3" storms are the best

Most of the snow here in boston have been around 3" more or less.Have been very good for plowing comercial accounts and then sanding them reall money making storms.Wish they would be bigger so i could put my backhoe to work. How is every one else making out so far this season?

 

Hey cat, what towns do you plow in. I am looking for some subcontracting work. Maybe I could work for u or somethin. E-mail me at jashem@aol.com

 

December was excellent here in central Mi. A lot of snowfalls thru-out the month with many of them 2-4". Most of our commercial accounts only require 1" to plow so any thing more just requires more effort. If the rest of the winter stays on course like Dec., the winter of 00-01 will be our most profitable one in a long time.

 

I plow in woburn ,reading, stoneham and saugus I have two good size parking lots and the rest driveways plus i just sand and do snow removal for another store.Gonna try to get marjam supply next season but have my machine in there this year for snow removal.Just enough stuff to keep me busy.

 

Hey cat, if your looking for some work for your backhoe e-mail me at davarch@gis.net. I may have some work for it if you don't need it. The work I have is mostly in the somerville, cambridge, chelsea, area. That offer goes out to anyone looking for work in this area (can't get enough subs most times). BTW, your right about these 3" storms, they are good money makers. I would just like about 8-10 a year!!

 

NOT BAD

WE DIDNT DO TOO BAD , STILL WAITING FOR ONE MORE SATISFIED CUSTOMER TO CUT ONE.STILL HAVE 2001 pick-ups w/ new blades runnin around with cosmeline still on them.i actually seen a KID plowing the local ABANDONED 711 lot i used to do.talk about entertainment.

 

Seasonal contracts have been good so far,so no need for snow now.

 

Holy wayback machine GV.

Even a post from 9FTPiles\01Hummer\MonsterIdiot in this one.

 

yeah, wow. Is this what it's come to?

 

Haha way too much time on your hands if you are digging up stuff that old

 

And is there any difference form then and now?

 

Yes there is a difference, most of the people that started this thread have retired/passed away from old age?! LOL

 

XSnow in Minnesota has been slow, but the 2" falls are picking up now that we are headed for end season.