Just want to give all contractors who are removing septic tanks and drain fields a heads up... Be very aware of local and state laws on removing these... I say this because I worked for a county health dept. in Florida as an inspector and I know that my boss was big on proper septic tank abandonment. In the county I worked in and I believe the entire state of Florida, a tank and or field if removed must be sent to a properly licensed landfill where it is treated/decontaminated, however, the tank and field can be left in place and crushed but this will limit the area available for future system instalations. In this and other buisnesses fines are big and can be devestating so you must learn every law you can.

Not to hijack, but how do you like your Mitsu loader? I have seen them but haven't done anything with them.

how many machine do you plan on using? and what size?

Lately I have been doing a lot of trailers here in the Orlando area. I actually like doing them. I can get in, tear it down, load it and clean up in about 5-6 hours for a single wide, 60X12. Should be a nice job. Around here I get $6 per 100 lbs for the steel frames, last one I did got me $78. Multiply that by the 63 and there is a few nice lunches.

Haul the old trailers to West Virginia that could be someones dream home lol