Mannix

Thank you for the advice.

I am not sure what the rules and regulations of New York are, but I figured that if a customer wants you to drive across their back yard it may be a good idea to draw a picture and map out exactly where the customer would like you to drive in. Also have them understand and sign, that I am not responsible ruts or for tearing the grass up a little. If they send me across their leach field I have it in writing they directed me to drive that way. I certainly would not drive across the leachfield on purpose, most of the time we may not know where it is. If nothing else it might make them aware that if you drive a 33000 lb truck through the yard it will do some damage.

Af7850, I would like to see your form. I wont use it word for word, maybe it would give me some ideas and I could customize it some. i will have my attorney look it over. Would you be able to post it here or do you want my email?

Treemonkey, that is good practice to leave the yard nicer than it was. If you leave ruts, do you repair them?

Thanks for the help!

Tim