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Absolutely!

You only want to purchase a truck that the PTO will fully operate in P R N D. There's ALOT of hooklift trucks being sold out there that will only operate in N. Do NOT purchase a truck that will only operate in N. ProTip: Don't buy any truck you haven't personally tested this on regardless of what you are being told by the owner or any salesman.

Jay, the $50 / per day charge was to encourage my customers from keeping the dumpster longer than a day. The fewer dumpsters you have, the higher this number should be IMO. For example, I now can't get to all my daily pick up requests in a timely manner, we are now running almost 100 dumpsters so I lowered that from $50 per day down to $19.99 / per day. This helps me with my work flow because now more than half my customers don't care if they keep the dumpster a few extra days because it's less than $20 / per day. I'm constantly moving around my "extra day charge" as needed to help manage the work flow. Hope this helps with you getting started. Best of luck.

I think the dumpster business in California, regardless of where you live is a great opportunity that's just incredibly profitable for anyone that's willing to put in the work.

I had the guys over at HyperTek design out and build my website. You can reach Alex at 610.969.9535 tell him you are interested in a website like mine and he'll know exactly what you are looking for.

That happens sometimes when creating videos on RUclips. This isn't Netflix my friend, we try our best.

Thank You. I greatly appreciate the support and trust.

@@samedaydumpster Waiting for new vedios . Didnt see new content for 3 months or so 😊

Yes. Check out this upcoming one in early November. you can email: dumpstershowcase@gmail.com for all the details.

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Here's who I personally use: Stetson Wood 801.589.5701

@@samedaydumpster Thank you! I went with progressive but I’ll definitely shop around!

No, the truck in this video is a 2023 Chevrolet 6500. No cdl required for this size truck.

The guy who produces all these videos does a great job on the audio, video and all the production to put it all together. I'll share this comment with him as I'm sure he will appreciate the recognition for his hard work. Thanks for watching.

36" or 36.5" depending on who you ask. Great question BTW.

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No. I charge the regular rate as I do with all my dumpsters, but we only charge $0.04 / per pound for clean concrete.

Not in the areas that I service. We researched that out extremely well before just running around town posting signs up everywhere.

Agreed. We are actually in the process of releasing another video that goes into even more depth for those using it as a learning tool. Thanks for taking the time to watch a few videos and support the channel my friend.

Correct. We even charge Walmart, Costco and The State of Utah the same rate. Not sure why anyone would charge contractors less? Then have to wait 30, 45, 60 or even 90 days for your money. We charge everyone the same, and give everyone the same exception service. It works pretty well actually.

I have not yet purchased a truck from Quality Trucks. From what I have seen, they do a very nice job uplifting in the hooklift industry. I have purchased (5) trucks from Ruble and can say without question they know what they are doing. Both are among the TOPhooklift truck upfitters in the country for sure.

@@samedaydumpster Thanks

I have no idea what you are asking.

@@samedaydumpster if I bought a California compliant FTR, can you upfit it like the first hook lift in this video. California diesel regulations suck. Or can Smith Body upfit the FTR that is.

@@brianafassett Copy. Well, I don’t up fit any trucks. So Curtis Smith would be a great guy to reach out to for assistance. Ruble Truck Sales is who has built all my trucks so far.

Not sure I understand what you are asking....

Very much appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to watch a few videos and support the channel. God Bless my friend.

Yes... my contracts have now been purchased in 46 states and guys are using them daily to help protect themselves and their businesses. I have several guys in Arkansas specifically that are using my contracts brother. Thanks for the continued support. Very much appreciated.

I believe I answered my own question based on other videos and checking rental software sites.

Freshbooks is what I use to do all my invoicing.

Yes, but work with a reputable truck dealer like Ruble Truck Sales that can assist you with the importing of your new truck. Best of luck my friend.

Thank You Rick. I appreciate you supporting the channel.

Google Calendar. I don't use any types of software. I running 2 trucks and almost 100 dumpsters just fine. Invest that money elsewhere in your business. Just my opinion.

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Best of luck. That's the exact step by step I follow myself when starting a new business. Thanks for the support.

Please circle back and check in with me and let me know how things are going once you get started. If you are looking for a great event to network at, check out this coming up here in a few weeks in Indianapolis. www.dumpsterlegends.com Great company with an incredible network of like minded guys in the dumpster industry will all be there.

Best of luck. Let me know how it works for you in your market. Love hearing the feedback from guys all around the country.

Thank You Gabor. I appreciate the support brother.

I'm constantly moving my pricing around. Time of year, my other contracts I have to perform on, work flow, amount of trucks available to me, how many dumpsters I have, drivers, there's literally 100's of things that determine when, why, and how much I changed my pricing. The structure stays the same, but the numbers ( amount I charge ) is always on the move.

I actually prefer Apitong Decking wood over oak, but in the hooklift game it doesn't work as well as it does on lowbed style trailers. Oak rots too quickly and gets torn up quickly with anything with cleats. For this particular flatbed, the steel decl actually works best for us and what we use it for.

Thank You. I appreciate the trust my friend.

1. You don't derate an under 26,000Lbs truck like a Peterbilt 536, it comes from the factory already under cdl. A Peterbilt 537 comes from the factory as a 33,000lbs truck. You can't "derate" after they leave the factory. Isuzu is the only manufacturer that can and will allow derates after it leaves the factory. We have plenty of work in the "legal payload" area. Not everyone needs to run over cdl to be successful my friend. And not everyone runs "overweight". Professionalism and accountability are still very much alive and how a lot of successful businesses operate. Thanks for checking out the channel.

100% incorrect. Factories ( all brands of trucks ) now build 87% automatics vs. 13% manual transmissions. You might prefer a manual, but if you are a business owner, you want reliability, increased fuel mileage, parts availability, trucks the newer drivers can and WILL drive. Look my friend, I didn't make the rules to the new game, I'm just sharing where the market is heading and why everything you see is going to automatic. But I'll tell you this, automatics sell 10 times faster than any manual transmission trucks, it's just the way the game is being played.

Thank You my friend. But, Yes... this is information you can use if you own a bakery, barbershop or lawn care business. Best of luck and I appreciate the the support of the channel.

For us... concrete, dirt, bricks, rock etc, can all be mixed. Sod cannot go in with those previous materials. We do however allow sod and dirt to be mixed. These are the rules of the places we use to dispose and recycle of the materials, not something we just came up with. I would offer what works best in your market for disposal purposes. Very solid question BTW.

Correct. No cdl is required to drive this truck. It's rated at 23,500Lbs.