I learned a lesson the 1st year I was doing hay. I charged $50 to del and stack the hay. Lady called and ordered 80 bales. I show up on time and she points to a shed by the pasture and said there is where I want them. I could not get with in 100 feet of that shed. Had to carry the bales 100 feet.
Now I offer to del for $50 but I tell the customer that only includes me getting the hay to thier property. They need to provide the labor and facilities to unload. But that I will help them unload.
I have dumped a couple loads in drive ways since. They say helps not here yet. I say, ok I can unload right here and your help can stack at thier leasure.
I am not humpin bales 100 ever again. Of course you do what ever you need to do to keep your steady customers happy.
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