Equipment should be viewed as a revenue generator rather than a cost, as demonstrated by a snow removal example where charging $75 per driveway for 5 minutes of work with an existing skid steer can generate $750 per storm, turning idle equipment into a cash machine.
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$100, 5 minutes, on the way home. He wasn't running a snow removal business, he had a skid steer he already owned, a neighbor with a driveway buried in snow, and the sense to charge market rate for 5 minutes of work. But here's what nobody says out loud. The machine isn't the cost, it's the revenue. Most people look at heavy equipment and see the payment. This guy looked at it and saw a $100 bill every time it snows. Lock in 10 driveways at $75 each. That's $750 a storm, with equipment sitting in your driveway anyway. The dog has spoken.
Your driveway called.
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