I literally had to clear a vacant lot equivalent with a 5 ton chain and my truck / chainsaw.

Im more of a $2000 fully paid for 1987 Toyota truck, a new $350 mower, a $200 weed-wacker, and another grand or two in other tools.

I asked how do I title a truck in my business name.

I probably have seen his trucks around or something like that.

I had a few questions on what I can claim...1- I had to buy a new truck...my car wasnt cutting it and my SUV wasnt big enough either so I got a big truck2-lawyer fees--closings, advice, contracts etc3-insurance on all my properties4- home inspections5- utility bills ie trash water gas electhanks in advance

I don’t bother calling the remodel general contractor type ads… These are usually the guys driving $50,000 trucks, and charge twice what others do and I can’t afford these guys.

Years ago it was a great place to advertise anything, mostly cars, trucks, etc... but be careful on Real Estate, you can spend alot of time answering questions to people who are just out to get your information or have nothing else to do but waste your tme...

I have a hydraulic wirsbo expander, and that is expensive but when you are doing 1" plus its a must IMO, but on my service trucks I just have the Wirsbo hand expander, I actually just picked another couple up off craigslist for $100!

Do they drive their trucks/ their employees? 

If I had to do it again, I would have rented something like this:http://www6.homedepot.com/tool-truck-rental/Coating_Removal_Disc_7/12569/index.htmlYou attach the grinder to a stand-up floor polisher.