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We need a good size (3-4 yard bucket) loader to lease and we can't find any around Albany, NY it seems. Of course we'll be looking for a pusher with a steel trip edge for it too.

Anybody know where there is one we can get fast?
 

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grandview;464053 said:
Not sure if this what your looking for. There in the Buffalo area.

http://www.liftech.com/Rental_Construction.htm
We had one of the Reps from them in our yard a couple days ago. They don't have anything in the bigger sizes like we need in any of their locations the Rep said.
 

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NEWLAWNS. Contact me tomorrow at 973-725-9327. I have a 3 yard loader available
 

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Sorry I haven't updated this.

We had to pass on the contract because we couldn't find the equipment. No big deal. We have plenty as it is. Hasn't been much snow with this warm spell here.

But yeah...a little while ago, we had an opportunity for a big year round contract thrown in our face that was hard to resist. Had we been able to get the equipment in such short notice long after all winter lease units were already gone...we of had that baby. Would have yielded 22k per month. **** happens fellas.
 

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How much does it cost to have a loader of that size sit on a lot per month? Most rent per month id assume, do any of you guys rent these without prepaid contracts? ie. fronting all the investment of the monthly rental payment for the equipment especially if it doesnt snow?
 

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NEWLAWNS;484098 said:
Sorry I haven't updated this.

We had to pass on the contract because we couldn't find the equipment. No big deal. We have plenty as it is. Hasn't been much snow with this warm spell here.

But yeah...a little while ago, we had an opportunity for a big year round contract thrown in our face that was hard to resist. Had we been able to get the equipment in such short notice long after all winter lease units were already gone...we of had that baby. Would have yielded 22k per month. **** happens fellas.
22k a month! :dizzy::dizzy: I think I would'a bought an almost new loader and sold it in the spring. (or leased it out all summer to a gravel pit or similar)
 

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22k a month! :dizzy::dizzy: I think I would'a bought an almost new loader and sold it in the spring. (or leased it out all summer to a gravel pit or similar)
Yeah, not sure how big it needed to be but things in the 50k range for more compact loaders or 100k even for larger loaders, unless your talking about the 200-300hp diesel cat loaders that come in on an 18 wheeler lol
 
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