Adcaplan8;2107374 said:
All I was asking for was a little advice on how to unattached and reattach a plow. Wasn't sure if there was welding involved or just bolts, which I now believe it is mainly bolted on. Wasn't asking for advice on insurance and what not and not saying I wont hit anything, because I'm not perfect. I'm confident enough to plow without insurance and pay up if and when i hit something.
And to the guy who figured I was a bonehead kid with a big jacked up truck.... Both the 6.0 and 7.3 are all stock except for the exhaust systems and Chips. Thanks for your concern about insurance, but I can handle that if and when it comes down to it.
getting cocky now....
As a farm " kid" should know or be able to figure out how to get it off.
Are the trucks stock, because they are your dads trucks?
Kid, you don't know the first thing about being in business.
I mean, your going to do this for $
Then guess what buck-a-roo your in business.
Now you need a LLC, or the like
You know a busness LIC..
I mean your going to pay your taxes right?
and be a legit busies , right?
Ho wait you can't, your to young, but your parents can.
Next, liability insurance,
Your parents will need to help you out again.
Then when the agent finds our your age the cost of the INS will skyrocket.
Guess what, things will happen that you will not be able to stop or control nor do you know what to do.
You will do or not do things that you can be held responsible for.
You can be sued,
Ho wait, they will sue your parents.
a I'm not making it up, your dad could loose the farm.
so yea, BONEHEAD , you don't need commercial vehicle insurance that covers your new business of plowing show.
ps Jhen.....
save it,
If he the "kid"wants to be a businessman then treat him as a man and not a "kid".
working on the "farm" is not the same thing.
we have laws off of the farm.
He can't even work certain hrs in some states.
only on the farm . family exemption.