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Discover Why Ladder Racks and Husky Liners are the Bread and Butter Combo

After graduating high school I realized thatbranches, trimming hedges, and edging lawns
college wasn't for me. I wasn't interestedwe're covered in grass, leaves, dirt and
in writing papers, attending lectures andsweat. Even though we expect our truck to
burning the midnight oil at the library. Forget dirty, nothing's worse then having to
me, there was just one interest - running myspend everyday driving around in your own
own  business. So that's exactly what I did.filth. Our interior was disgusting;
constantly get caked with mud and grass.
It all started with a truck. I bought a usedWith the new floor mats, we could just pull
red and white 1992 Ford F150 off some old manout the mess, hose them down and be good to
that lived down the street from me. He cutgo.
me a good deal because he wasn't able to get
in and out of it anymore. It wasn't the bestA few years have passed since those days of
looking girl at the party - had dings alldriving around in a beat up f150. We ended
over it, some rust spots and a bent bumper -up buying two new trucks. We each have a
but it got the job done. What really sold me2007 F250 with trailers for our gear. We
on it was the big bed. From lawnmowers tohave also hired more workers to accommodate
rakes, the back of this truck held prettyall the business we get. Our crew now
much everything I needed. That was until myconsists of 10 workers and we have expanded
business  started  to  take  off.our services to include snow plowing during
the  winter  months.
Word started getting around that I did a good
job so my I started getting a lot moreBut guess what? We still have our ladder
business. The problem now was that I neededracks on the back and sturdy floor mats in
to expand. That's one thing my grandpathe cab. Even though we keep expanding, we
always told me. "You gotta keep growing. Ifwill always use these "bread and butter"
you don't, you're dead in the water." So Iitems. You'll be surprised how helpful these
took pops advice and hired a partner. Heitems can be. Like this one time, Jerry
didn't have a truck but he was ready to worksliced his hand wide open on one of the chain
hard and owned lot of equipment. That hugesaws. Blood was pouring out of him like the
f150 bed didn't seem so big anymore. WhatColorado River rapids. I quickly wrapped a
was once an empty metal storage area suddenlytowel around his hand, shoved him in the
seemed  a  lot  smaller.truck, and sped to the hospital. When we
finally got there, the floor in front of him
We knew we had to do something about ourwas covered in blood. Luckily, most of the
overflowing tools so we invested in a ladderliquid was contained in the floor liner. I
rack, which worked out great. It could holdwas able to dump the blood out of my truck
all of our ladders, long tree saws and anywithout staining the interior and you can
other oversized equipment we needed. We alsobarely see it now. These staples have saved
invested in a nice set of Husky floor liners.our butts many times, just thought I'd let
After spending 4 hours outside cuttingyou guys know.



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