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It’s been a few years since we looked into it.
If it is a job that can be done in a day $200+ hr + one way travel on the hourly rate.
Multi-day job - probably around $175/hr.
However as already stated - depends on the size of the dozer. It can get expensive quick, but that equipment is very expensive and probably worth every penny. It might also be worth looking into their reputation, a good operator can make a big difference.
30+ years ago we had a very large and nice (AC/heated cab - really good handling machine) Case backhoe and charged $125/hir minimum 4-hours and one-way travel. A guy told my stepdad that the price was outrageous and there was no way he’d pay it. My stepdad told him to grab a shovel. A few days later the guy called back and had my stepdad do the work. Afterwards the guys told my stepdad that is was worth every cent.
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