06-17-2005, 01:12 PM
While I mentioned not ripping the entire lot, you’ll want to ensure that your space needs are met. For a decent house pad and a space for a yard and garden, a good amount of space will need to be cleared by a D9 bulldozer. So, he/she should be able to maneuver the machine in that space.
Regarding cost, folks charge by the hour and also by fixed bid. I’ve worked with fixed bids (around 5-6k for a typical HPP lot). If the lot is loaded with Albezias, that’s a different story. Bids of up to 15k or more for cases like these!
Regarding training on the use of the bobcat, I’m sure PunaRentals and other rental companies can provide a quick tutorial. I had a 5 min review and off I was with the machine. It’s actually very easy to use but start out slow and make sure you use the seat belt and ear protection.
The weekly charge is about 600.
Noel
Noel
Regarding cost, folks charge by the hour and also by fixed bid. I’ve worked with fixed bids (around 5-6k for a typical HPP lot). If the lot is loaded with Albezias, that’s a different story. Bids of up to 15k or more for cases like these!
Regarding training on the use of the bobcat, I’m sure PunaRentals and other rental companies can provide a quick tutorial. I had a 5 min review and off I was with the machine. It’s actually very easy to use but start out slow and make sure you use the seat belt and ear protection.
The weekly charge is about 600.
Noel
Noel