"I'll weld up your crap (that's not a wheel, a bridge, or anything else that will obviously kill you) and charge you money" on Craiglist. A good idea or a liability nightmare?
"I'll weld up your crap (that's not a wheel, a bridge, or anything else that will obviously kill you) and charge you money" on Craiglist. A good idea or a liability nightmare?
I'd guess that "yes" should cover it.
Turning tricks would be more lucrative
Grizz wrote: Turning tricks would be more lucrative
You haven't seen me in person. I am uglier than my avatar would suggest.
In reply to tuna55:
Hey now, right music, right bottle of wine you never know where the night will take you...
But seriously, have you considered standing on the corner with a sign "will math for cash"
I've seen a lot of posts with handyman type stuff with mixed results. I'd say bad idea, but you never know. Might be ok if you're careful
Most of the time, I would imagine, you are going to appeal to the lowest common denominator of customer with a Craigslist ad.
I sometimes peruse the services wanted ads to get a giggle. My favorite was something along these lines: "I have a 94 Mustang with a blown motor, and want someone to swap in a 4 cam engine. I will pay $1000 after it is running perfectly, with no check engine lights."
When I still had my piece of E36 M3 HF flux core welder I paid a "mobile welder" from Craigslist to weld in some floor patches on my Mercedes. He showed up with a Miller in the back of a truck, and I helped him unload it and he rolled it into the garage and used the dryer outlet for power. I think I paid about $100 for an hour or so of work (about 6 years ago).
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