| LS60 | 06-12-2010 | comment profile send pm notify |
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I own a small line pumping company and I am thinking of starting a buggy service. The service would provide a operator the same as the pump service. I am wondering if this will take business from my pumps or will it work well as an addition to my services. |
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| pumpjockey | 06-12-2010 | reply profile send pm notify |
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That's cornering the market. Buggy the unpumpable mud. |
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| biged | 06-12-2010 | reply profile send pm notify |
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Thats not a good idea it shows finishers that they are better off with a buggy and with all the rentals services around it want help your business, learn more about mix designs or get your self a used Telebelt then you can do any mix they make. |
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| Many | 06-12-2010 | reply profile send pm notify |
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Why not just rent wheelbarrows? Heck of allot cheaper True,there are jobs I wheel,very few.As a contractor I have to look at time involved.Why would I want to tie up manpower to place mud? It's by far cheaper for me to call you,I do my job,you do yours,everybodies happy. |
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| eugene | 06-12-2010 | reply profile send pm notify |
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you can get operating manuals and racing stripes at powerbuggy.com |
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