Tractor business at high school?

[KubotaBoy56]

I was wondering if there would be a way that I could serve my school with my B7100? Any ideas?

 

[85Hokie]

Serve? I am not sure I understand, allow them to use? Rent? Work on?

My old school had an FFA that was out of this world - they had tractor driving comps all the time and often had a tractor in the bay most days.

 

[mikester]

Sure. Start by getting a quote for general commercial liability insurance.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-snow-removal-companies-insurance-rates-1.6288822

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/mr-mow-it-all-insurance-hike-rates-snow-removal-1.5818604

Now you can put those dreams on the back burner until you win big on the lottery...then you can afford to work until all the money is gone.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Yea, we're going to need a little more info to help you out properly.

 

[Geezer3d]

If you are thinking about actually doing some work for the school system pro bono then I like the way you think. I suggest you contact the school district superintendent and find out if that is possible and exactly what they can use your help with.

I am a volunteer member of my local school district's facilities committee. The committee doesn't actually do the work, but we work with the administration to determine what work gets prioritized and how it gets funded. I find it rewarding to donate my time and expertise.

 

[GeoHorn]

Donate it to their vehicle-maintenance/mechanical engineering depts.

 

[fried1765]

If you are thinking about actually doing some work for the school system pro bono then I like the way you think. I suggest you contact the school district superintendent and find out if that is possible and exactly what they can use your help with.

I am a volunteer member of my local school district's facilities committee. The committee doesn't actually do the work, but we work with the administration to determine what work gets prioritized and how it gets funded. I find it rewarding to donate my time and expertise.

Still will need liability insurance!

 

[RobertMontgomery]

If you are thinking about actually doing some work for the school system pro bono then I like the way you think. I suggest you contact the school district superintendent and find out if that is possible and exactly what they can use your help with.


I am a volunteer member of my local school district's facilities committee. The committee doesn't actually do the work, but we work with the administration to determine what work gets prioritized and how it gets funded. I find it rewarding to donate my time and expertise.
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I think that's the right way to think about it. If you really want to help, you need to consult competent people.