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Old 03-22-2008, 07:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default what to charge for a 160 yrd fill job -

Just wanted to guage the time it would take and how much to charge - reason being its been a while moving anything like this amount in one shot (160 yrd). Screened fill for grading, using a Compact Tractor
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Old 03-22-2008, 09:14 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I moved 250 yards of compost in about 7 hours (spreading around 2 acres) using a MF 1433 (33hp) with a 5' bucket (1/3 yard).

Figure a good solid day's worth of work.

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I moved 250 yards of compost in about 7 hours (spreading around 2 acres) using a MF 1433 (33hp) with a 5' bucket (1/3 yard).

Figure a good solid day's worth of work.
I agree with the LC. I can spread and rough grade a 20-yard truck load of sand or decent quality fill in 45 minutes nonstop... after which, me being old and lazy, I take a 10-minute break and wait for the next 20-yard truck (which I typically schedule in hourly).

This is using my Mahindra 4110 with a 66" CAT super-heavy-duty toothed skidsteer bucket. Depending on material, it would likely go a bit faster with my 72" LD tractor bucket... and even faster yet with my 78" HD bucket (both of which are much lighter than the CAT monster).

Remember that I am old and do not try to set any speed records with the Mahindra... so your own mileage may vary.
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I agree with Doug & Brian...I've done some small jobs with 20yd loads coming in every hour, and had no problem staying in front of the delivery. Both quarry process and mulch.

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