>Why do you need a work site? I can think of 3 good reasons: 1. Businesses don't want to remember a bunch of addresses and who sent what where. Even if it's d

>Why do you need a work site? I can think of 3 good reasons: 1. Businesses don't want to remember a bunch of addresses and who sent what where. Even if it's dropped off at a central lot, you'd still need to arrange further transportation from the lot since a lot of the equipment is broken, doesn't even have tires, or is otherwise not street-legal. 2. Diesel mechanics don't usually work on consumer diesel engines - this is heavy equipment. These shops tend to be located along highways for a reason - they need the wide berths highways provide. You'll have trouble fitting a lot of this equipment in your driveway, much less your garage. 3. The shop insurance situation would be a nightmare.