Where do you draw a line for doing extra for customers with no charge and i am keen to see what you all do extra for your customers.

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What do everyone think to "instant quote" flyers or door hangers? Do you use them or not?

I ran five vans without one. The setup was dead simple: wool bales for grass behind the driver's seat, then a mower, a weed eater, and a blower in the back. That was literally it. The catch? You have to dump daily. If you're working full days and skip dumping at the end of the day, you'll be completely out of room by Tuesday lunchtime. When you ACTUALLY need a trailer You only need one for three specific situations: 🌳 You do regular tree work 👥 You run two people in one vehicle (a van is way too tight for two; I've tried it) 🚛 You simply can't dump daily Outside of those three, a van gets the job done. What a trailer gives you vs. what it costs The perks: extra space, no bagging, fewer dump trips, and room for a dog. A friendly Labrador sitting in the back of your wagon is a better marketing tool than almost anything else you can pay for. 🐶 The flip side: higher fuel consumption, nightmare maneuvers in tight driveways, extra registration and insurance, and zero security unless it’s fully covered. I’ve used a trailer happily for over 25 years, but I still lean toward vans. Both work—just pick the one that fits how you dump and who’s riding shotgun with you. The Everyday Cab Kit This is the part most people get wrong. Here is what should live in your cab every single day: 🌧️ Wet weather gear ✂️ Trimmer cord and bump caps 🔧 Small toolkit & spare spark plugs 🩹 First aid kit ☀️ Sunblock 🔌 Phone charger 🎈 12V tire pump 🗑️ Small bin 🥪 Lunch A quick word on security & insurance I once lost every gas can I owned to theft. It cost me over $100 and half a day to sort it out. Now, I don't insure anything under $1,000—I just accept the loss and move on. Insuring small gear ultimately costs more than replacing it. Drop a comment below and tell me: VAN 🚐 or TRAILER 🚜? Which way did you go?

Some lowlife just stole my weedeater and petrol containers of my trailer the weedeater was strapped to my trailer rack I had just finished useing it.need to be alert to these thugs.