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dru23:
To: omolayo1,
            thank you very much for your reply. i think for now i will try my chance with a 980b. its something i can efford for now and i will take it from. and also hoping to do buiness with you in the near future. thank you for your respose and also to the people tha i spoke to yesterday and today. lets try and keep in touch

The higher the risk the higher the income my teacher thought me. 

Proper Preparation Prevent Poor Performance

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debbydave:
@oludunamis,
 
   I will send you a mail when i get home. I spoke with dru23 and I really enjoyed our discussion. .
@ dru23,
  I believe we can be of immense help to one another. "The sky is big enough for every bird to fly without hindering one another".
@omolayo1;
professor any more information  

People come into business for different reasons.
some come to stay while some come for touch and go.

Your reason to this business determine how far you can go,if you are coming to stay then buy the marketable machine to start with but if you are considering touch and go,the option is there.

for now, we have less than  three month for peak period for the payloeder while we patiently and lowly work through raining season hoping for another dry season.  meanwhile you can buy your machine during this period if you don't mind to introduce it slowly into the market,this is not met for touch and go investors.

dru23:
to Mr. Omolayo

and the only reason am concern about the 980 is because its a bit cheaper than the 950 its cheaper. i also spoke to someone abt the 980 and he stated that if the 980 is cheaper than the 950 . i shuld get the 980 than,. the 980b is much better, am confuse coz am getting diffrent story. but the 980 is the i can efford for now. plz anybody can feel free to express what they think. especially mr. omolayo. and also what about the Hitach excaavtor are they good ? they are jappanse product. i knwn anything jappase is pretty good

sorry for late reply, i was so busy doing my thing on the sites.

980 payloader is good as a machine considering all the attractive factors you mentioned above but we need to considered the most important factors such as marketability, maintainance and the period its can stay in business within the year.

Having said that, there are alot of places where you can use it in Nigeria like up-north or down south west like Ogun, Ekiti, Ondo and so on. the bigger the machine some time the bigger the problem when any fault occur,i will advise that you are asured by somebody to put it into work with agreed price and time of usage before you buy one.

oludunamis:
Hi Omolayo,

I am currently negotiating between a 966E and 950E, I noticed the 966E is stronger and biger than the 950E would you advise that I go for the 966 because of the strength?

Based on the current situation in market is it still marketable/advisable to get a wheel loader, will their be regular jobs for it?

Or which of your favourite machine will you recommend? I went for the loader because of affordability

Lastly the machine has done 9000-10000 hours, is that a good usage or it has been over used?

Many thanks

let me start by saying 966E and 950E are good machines,affordable and also strong as you mention but they are not really met for hiring/renting market based on the experience. one yoruba adage says"bi ori baseto lose n foyan" meaning that as the head big so also the headache,to cut my story short they are not good for Nigeria market.

About marketability of the machine or the usage now in my area,if you get me three tomorrow? i will put all to work immediately but not for so long any more. payloader can only work from now to early june for minimum of five days in a week while the usage will come down to like maximum of four days till October.

consider 950(B , C, F) or 966c clean one. May be you can send me the pictures for verification before payment,i mean those once i mentions.
You are welcome.

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debbydave:
@omolayo1

       How much weight(tons) can it lift.

maximum of 25 tons. the lighter the weight the better for the crane and work done in time. we can also out source if the weight is higher than 25 tonnage.

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4x4 truck

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You can always call for it.

Toyota corolla.

honda civic

Nissan pickup.

Mazda 626. sold but another one available

you can always call him for your choice of car/truck.

Taking a precautionary motive on equipments.


Protect your assets. Following these simple, common sense precautions will significantly reduce your risk of becoming a victim of theft:

• Bring it back: Think twice before you leave equipment at a remote location over a weekend—or even overnight. This is very important for manager to decide on after visited site of work. The knowledge of the manager or his agreement with the client matter to decide wither to bring the equipment back to the yard after use or leave it in the place of work if its long duration work most especially payloader and site master.
• Make it hard for thieves: If you must leave equipment unattended, be sure to remove the trailers as they only make a criminal’s job easier and place equipment in a secure fenced area when possible or hire security man when leaving the equipment in an open place.
• Consider a security system: The best systems, like the Cat® Machine Security System (MSS), are integrated into the machine’s electronics, which prevents thieves from bypassing them. This is not common thing in Nigeria but I know its work in some developed countries meanwhile we have our own ways of doing this.
• Know what bad guys want: Pay extra attention to protecting your skid steer loaders, backhoe loaders and tractors, as they are the most smaller equipment easy to move but omo onile or area boys as they are commonly called in Nigeria have their style which you as a manager must know how to handle. You will have them as best friends in the business because they are necessary devil you must work with. Don’t worry about them, we know how to handle them.
• Know who’s on your jobsite: Not all thefts happen at night. Some criminals are brazen enough to steal in broad daylight, using only the commotion of a busy jobsite as their cover.
• Know who you’re hiring: Being diligent about conducting background checks and checking references is your best defense against an inside job. Operator can make the journey more shorter by doing the right thing at the right time while manager is attending to some other things.
• Watch your neighbor—and the weather: let us leave this for experience. Experience is the best teacher.

We are going somewhere and we shall be there by His Grace.