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I mean, sure, you don't wanna pull a boat, if you're not close to shore. But probably works for construction sites where you might be towing, but not for long
by mc32 4y ago
I mean, sure, you don't wanna pull a boat, if you're not close to shore. But probably works for construction sites where you might be towing, but not for long distances. Possibly, for smaller site it may mean not having to being your Ingersoll-Rand.
- yourapostasy 4y agoThat's an awful lot of money for such a niche tool. I can see it happening regularly and the numbers penciling out if a company regularly worked on say, large commercial projects on large lots. Similar to how the very large trucking companies getting a yard truck for their big trailer yards, for example. Personally, I'd have to be convinced that these amounts of capex could be amortized over a commensurately longer time period to balance out more traditional solutions.
- bombcar 4y agoE150 - $56k Gas - $3.29 gallon F150 city fuel economy - 20 mpg. So if you drive your F150 320k miles in-town, the gas pays for the E150. This ignores electricity costs, but that makes it worse. So it's not quite worth it yet to buy an E150 to supplement an F150.