Show us your best stuck
Borrowed the title of the thread from a boating forum that I haunt that resulted in members posting a sorry line of pictures of their boats where their drafts had exceeded the depth of the water. H...
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bucky wrote:DSteiner51 wrote:garysol wrote:SidecarFlip wrote:
Used to charge 50 a pull if it wasn't a big rig. If it was a high buck MoHo, the price climbed with the value of the unit. I figured if that of they had the bucks to afford a Tiffin or whatever, they had the bucks to get pulled. Never took a sob story either. No money, there you sat.
You sure sound like a swell guy. Hopefully you never need any help from someone else. What comes around goes around.
I was thinking the same. I have never charged pulling people with my tractors or 4x4 trucks. Never asked but if offered a donation I usually took it.
There is a difference between being a neighbor and pulling one friend or family member out and a whole field of drunk idiots. I side with Sidecarflip on this one. Do you guys go to work for free?
I do not work for free but I do not change my labor rate depending upon how deep your pockets are, how nice the car you drive is or how big your house is. Additionally if you walk into my shop and need help but cant afford to pay you can sure as hell assume that I will figure a way to help get you back on the road.
