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EQUIPMENT RATES - USDA

EQUIPMENT RATES . usda Forest Service Northern Region - 89 - Cost Estimating Guide for Road Construction February 2011. EQUIPMENT RATES EQUIPMENT RATES . The figures shown in this section are for EQUIPMENT RATES only. Operator RATES are not included but can be found in the labor RATES section. The EQUIPMENT RATES include fuel, oil, lubrication, repairs, maintenance, and insurance. The cost of moving most EQUIPMENT to the job is included in Section 151 - Mobilization. Profit and overhead charged to EQUIPMENT are included herein (16 percent). The RATES shown herein were derived from the Rental Rate Blue Book For Construction EQUIPMENT .

Rotary Mower PTO, Type: Rotary(Rear mounted), 10ft Blade, 90 HP $16.00 $15.30 PTO, Type: Rotary(Side mounted), 5.5ft Blade, 50 HP $12.90 $12.40 Rubber Tired Brush Cutter Hydo-Ax 621E, Diesel, 8ft Cutter, 177 HP $148.50 $142.00

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