sick dump 350 450 or 550? what yr?

 

So are these all your trucks or just the 1st one???

 

Looks good nice to see younger guys like myself.

 

Nice to see other younger guys on here, I'm 20 here and have slowly expanded snow/lawn over the years. 20yrs old and am one yr away from finally being done with school, countin down the days lol

 

do you have somebody working for you or is one truck just a backup?

 

Wow if those are all your trucks and your 17. good work either way Thumbs Up

 

Boy that looks like the carwash in Watertown NY I sued to go to!

 

sick dump 350 450 or 550? what yr?

f550 2008 4x4 xlt

 

yea. i dropped out of high school. both trucks are mine. both deseil. and i have another worker run the black truck. the dump truck ia my baby

 

did you sell the first truck? how did you manage to drop out of high school? how do you cover your insurances? -Brandon

 

Where in the 315 are you?
My question is where did you get the money to pay for these two new trucks and plows being only 17 years old, a high school drop out and only beginning your second year in business?
Where did you learn how to bid jobs, run a business and do all this stuff?
I'm not knocking it, it looks like your doing a great job, I'm just curious.

 

did you sell the first truck? how did you manage to drop out of high school? how do you cover your insurances? -Brandon

I'm wondering how he signed contracts on those properties.
I thought in order for a contract to be legal and valid the person signing has to be 18 or older.

Dropping out of high school even for work isn't going to impress any one.

Go get your GED!

 

It is defiantly possible, I don't doubt his abilities at all. There are numeral successful young guys out there and I respect everyone.

 

looks good, i would get your ged, but other than that nice job!

 

Give him a break. He's working and seems to be doing pretty well for himself.School isn't for everyone. Hard work and determination can get you farther then a piece of paper. He can get insurance it's just going to be sky high.

 

I'm wondering how he signed contracts on those properties.
I thought in order for a contract to be legal and valid the person signing has to be 18 or older.

Dropping out of high school even for work isn't going to impress any one.

Go get your GED!

I see where you are coming from. Some contacts only require a Drivers license number along with background plus all your company information. When I started my father covered my insurances and liabilities in his name until I could take it over. That's why I am wondering for is covering everything? His dad?

 

Nice to see some other young people just starting off like me. I have been working for about 7 years know. Started off with a John Deer tractor then went to a Polaris 450 Quad and just got myself a Ford f250 diesel this past summer and put a plow on that. This winter Im working with about 10 costumers would like to have more but have to be able to get to school in the morning.

 

Where in the 315 are you?
My question is where did you get the money to pay for these two new trucks and plows being only 17 years old, a high school drop out and only beginning your second year in business?
Where did you learn how to bid jobs, run a business and do all this stuff?
I'm not knocking it, it looks like your doing a great job, I'm just curious.

utica rome area. been mowing since 13. saved and fliped snow blowers mowers atvs **** like that and kept banking money. my bacl truck is paid in full. dump truck is payments will pay off in full on april 1st from contract money. i believe in no debt. pay all off first then whats left is my money. i am 4th generation drop out. great grandpa master wood worker. grandpa owned 7 bay service dept. for cars for 32 years. now owns a car wash. my father owns a car dealership. BUSINESS IS IN MY BLOOD. and to bid jobs i learn by listening to the old farts in the business. nothing is benifits me more then taking advice. and taking it one day at a time. taking risks at my age is the best . nothing to loose. no over head.

 

I'm wondering how he signed contracts on those properties.
I thought in order for a contract to be legal and valid the person signing has to be 18 or older.

Dropping out of high school even for work isn't going to impress any one.

Go get your GED!

i have insurance through another person till im 18 then it switches to me and everything under my name

 

What did your parents think of you dropping out? Have they kicked you out yet? Ive never understood it especially if you only have a year or two left, but I now it's your choice. Not doubting you just curious, who did you get to cosign your loan? I think it would be tough talking any of my family/friends into cosigning a loan, especially if I was dropping out. Trucks and plows look good though, love that VXT on the dump, that should move some snow. Hope you have a good winter.

 

Both trucks look great. I am also young (20), always good to see young entrepreneurs. By the way what color's the dump?

 

utica rome area. been mowing since 13. saved and fliped snow blowers mowers atvs **** like that and kept banking money. my bacl truck is paid in full. dump truck is payments will pay off in full on april 1st from contract money. i believe in no debt. pay all off first then whats left is my money. i am 4th generation drop out. great grandpa master wood worker. grandpa owned 7 bay service dept. for cars for 32 years. now owns a car wash. my father owns a car dealership. BUSINESS IS IN MY BLOOD. and to bid jobs i learn by listening to the old farts in the business. nothing is benifits me more then taking advice. and taking it one day at a time. taking risks at my age is the best . nothing to loose. no over head.

No overhead? How do you figure that with 3 trucks?

 

If you can be successful after dropping out more power to 'ya, wish you the best this winter. I know I am severely dreading school but see it as a necessary evil.

 

No overhead? How do you figure that with 3 trucks?

2 trucks. my black one with 9.6 v and my dump truck 9.2 v .
the 2002 blue f-350 with 7.6 straight blade i sold when i the chance came to purchase the 2008 f550 dump truck.
"no Overhead" in the sense of no mortage of a house of business. i live at home
no food cost.
no medical insurance
i have no bills besides my dump truck payment.

 

2 trucks. my black one with 9.6 v and my dump truck 9.2 v .
the 2002 blue f-350 with 7.6 straight blade i sold when i the chance came to purchase the 2008 f550 dump truck.
"no Overhead" in the sense of no mortage of a house of business. i live at home
no food cost.
no medical insurance
i have no bills besides my dump truck payment.

So, I take it you don't pay insurance, maintenance, fuel, TAXES, workmans comp for your employee, ect?