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Profile Snyders
Snyder's Environmental System specialists service a tank in Columbus, Indiana. (Photo by Marc Lebryk)
In 1988, when a drought in Columbus, Indiana, forced Richard Snyder to find work to supplement his agriculture-related drainage business, he put his backhoe and dozer to work installing septic systems. These days the 62-year-old owner of Snyder’s Environmental Service sticks to pumping and small repairs, leaving the heavy-equipment work to others. But he still owns one piece of machinery he describes as one of their most useful. It’s a TMX towable mini-excavator from Innovative Equipment. “It’s not a big tool,” he says, “but I tell people it’ll out-dig 10 men.” The TMX has a built-in quick
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