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I am looking at cutting my dam to drain the water of our new to us pond. It is nasty and we are starting over with water and fish but it is in a great location. I was quoted $100.00 per hour for a Track Hoe. That sounded a little steep for Fayetteville Arkansas. Does anyone have any input/contacts?
Thanks
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Depends on the size of the hoe, but a really good operator is probably costing $25 of that an hour after the employer pays the SS. For a big hoe with a good, experienced operator I doubt that is out of line.
John
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