What Mini Excavator Should You Buy First?

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • Wanting to start an excavation business? Don't know what mini ex to get started with? This is the video you have been searching for!
    Sy goes into detail about what excavators you should look for when purchasing your first set of equipment, whether you should buy or rent, and answers many questions that might make you feel uncertain about your choice!
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Komentáře • 5

  • @Jordan-su9fz
    @Jordan-su9fz Před měsícem

    great insight!

  • @dannyhunter1225
    @dannyhunter1225 Před měsícem

    great video. I work for a water department for 20 year i like your utilities videos. I went out on my own 2 years ago am try to get in sub work from local municipalities could you tell me what kind of license i need.

    • @Sy-Con
      @Sy-Con  Před měsícem

      Thanks for watching my man!
      Depending on what state you’re in, it will vary. Here in Arkansas, we are required to have an “Arkansas Contractor’s License”. Depending on the work, maybe required to have a water Distrubition license thru the health dept as well.
      What state are you in brother?

    • @dannyhunter1225
      @dannyhunter1225 Před měsícem +1

      @@Sy-Con I’m in Tn I’ve got a distribution license

    • @Sy-Con
      @Sy-Con  Před měsícem

      @@dannyhunter1225 you are way ahead of the game then most “contractors” in the area.
      Find out if Tennessee has any state contractors licensing board would be my first start. Then pay for a set of plans and a bid packet with a local municipality that you are familiar with. You can be a plan holder and not bid on the job. 😉
      Everything in that bid packet should layout what will be required of the contractor.
      Hope this helps brother! Keep after it! Thanks for following along!