>I belong to a fairly large group of HVAC contractors throughout the US.
> The consensus of the ones that have a Sprinter is they love it.

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>>I belong to a fairly large group of HVAC contractors throughout the US.
>
>what group?
The Service Roundtable The primary focus is helping with the business
end. E-mail me if you have questions or would like to discuss it.
www.serviceroundtable.com
>> The consensus of the ones that have a Sprinter is they love it.
>
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>more with tow trucks than with customers. i moved over to a 4x4 ranger with
>a utility bed but that was just to small.
That trailer must be fun to pull on a snotty road in the winter. We
have a couple of 2 wheel Dodge vans w/studded snows all around for
upstate NY.
Nathan W. Collier - 04 Aug 2005 17:35 GMT
> The Service Roundtable The primary focus is helping with the business
> end. E-mail me if you have questions or would like to discuss it.
sweet! ive been working on the side for some time and recently quit my job
to go out on my own (http://BighornRefrigeration.com). im finding that im a
better service tech than i am a business owner. although ive owned
businesses before, until i grow to the point of hiring employees im having a
lot of trouble working all day in the field, and then all night in the
office.
> That trailer must be fun to pull on a snotty road in the winter. We
> have a couple of 2 wheel Dodge vans w/studded snows all around for
> upstate NY.
i wont be able to pull it this winter. im hoping to get a utilty bed on my
ram before this winter, then i can just use the trailer for hauling
condensing units/furnaces on installations and just run the truck on service
calls.
thanks for the link, im sure ill use it!

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http://UtilityOffRoad.com
http://BighornRefrigeration.com