On average a "head trimmer" is paid $25 per hour, while an assistant trimmer is paid $15 per hour.
A machine can be run by a single person.On average, the CenturionPro Minican trim between 6-8 lbs an hour, but let's err on the conservative side and say it yields you a trim 5 lbs an hour.We'll use the CenturionPro Mini as our featured trimmer with the price of $6,195.00.Let's assume each trimmer can consistently trim up to one pound a day.Employs 12 hand trimmers for $200 a day each.Let's use the scenario below see how much time and cost savings are to be had with by investing in an automatic trimmer. However, the most labor-intensive and tedious part of production is just about to begin. After all, you're in this business to make money, and one of the ways you can put more money in your pocket is by saving on areas where you can-automatic trimmers seems to offer a win-win scenario by providing a consistently cut quality trim at a higher yield than that of hand trimmers.Īfter hours on end of tending and procuring, your harvest is just about done. Overall, our take on automatic trimmers has been a positive one with several pros outweighing the cons. We also highlighted the overall benefits, as well as the time and cost savings associated with buying one. We outlined some of the things you should consider before buying an automatic trimmer such as the cost, yield, and performance of the machine. In part one we showed you some of the advantages of investing in an automatic trimming machine over hiring a bunch of hand trimmers to do the job for you.
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