BIG purchase might be a BIG MISTAKE!
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Join us as we pick up some new items that I just purchased for a reason that you will find out in the video. Usually I have a lot of confidence in my decisions but not with this one! This makes me nervous but it will definitely make 2024 an exciting year. Enjoy
Hey Ryan you need a couple battery maintainers/tenders for the vehicles that are sitting. You can just keep them plugged in and the battery stays fully charged. You’ll save a ton of money on batteries.
I agree I live in the north myself when I store my mustang I use a tender always works car starts like it 80 degrees out when its 15
If you have the vehicle outdoors a lot, they have solar trickle chargers you can throw on the dash. They're as big as a clipboard
They also sell breakers for batteries. Just flip the breaker.
Congratulations Ryan on your new purchases and your new business! You may not be confident but I am that you will make it a success! Keep going! You’ve got this!
Battery isolators would be the solution since he stated that both cars have parasitic draws. The "maintainers" would just continually burn up from being over worked.
My greatest concern about getting into the rental business is that people do not treat rentals as they do their own equipment. Unless you are 100% prepared to get into massive arguments with contractors that don't own their own equipment about what you see as damage, but which they see as "wear-and-tear", you're going to go under massive stress. That said, good luck with it, man.
I mean you can always protect yourself with the rental agreement/contract.
And charge a massive amount if it comes back filthy!
That's what contracts are for pictures before and after a job and any damage they pay.
I don't think Ryan is shy about speaking his mind to people doing the wrong thing....
@@maverick4220 it doesn’t mean you’re gonna get your money back and you’re gonna spend more money taking them to court. And even after that, they still don’t have to pay. Been through it here in Texas too many times. And if they decide to squat, it could take a year to get them out then they can appeal it through the courts which will push it even further back.
You need a large building to keep ALL your equipment in, even some of your truck. Keeping them out of the weather when not in use and mainly keeping the secure. Congratulations on the new equipment, Ryan
He already signed the contract and put a deposit down to start on the new building this year.
Newer to the channel?😂
yeah couple videos back he already signed off on a building
That’s what the building that’s “useless” is for. I mean, who could use a big empty building with two over sized garage doors on it…
He's got a building coming ...I would think it's not going to sit outside all winter..winter shop or something
Eric and Franciscos reaction to you saying it’s not gonna be easy was perfect. That’s a golden crew. Congratulations on your teams success, you are a great role model
Go Ryan! Making moves like a champ. No risk no reward, good luck this year dude
As a 21 year old kid who has absolutely zero business experience, I think I should share this with you. A friend once told me little risk comes with little reward, and big risk comes with big reward. Sometimes stepping out of your comfort zone is the best way to move forward whether it’s growing a business or something else in life.
Not many gamblers retire… some losses can’t be fixed… some losses don’t show for decades.
good info but u must be newer here
RYAN THE MAN THE MYTH THE LEGEND had this information down before he was out of diapers. Ryan 4 president
How did this comment get a like? It’s the most captain obvious statement with a quote everyone has heard… I’m honestly shocked you’re 21😂😂
Victory on a Tuesday ? I’m not even mad! 🙌🏽
3 days in a row!
Ryan: MT100's are SUPER back heavy. You should ALWAYS back them uphill - especially without a load in the bucket. I highly recommend you back onto your trailer when loading it for transport so it doesn't roll over on you or your guys. Be safe out there and keep the content coming!
Yeah we always kept the jackhammer attachment inside the bucket when loading it on a trailer for that exact reason
I've had to repair many MT100s that flipped over. What a headache machine to repair
no it’s not…job i work at has these and we load them all the time on dump trailers….just keep bucket low and you have no problem
Cap
Back away from the handbook slowly...
Hello Ryan, being a manager and accountant in Portugal, from a financial perspective, it was clearly a good decision, increasing assets and depreciating them over time, thereby reducing profits to minimize taxes. Obviously, opting for leasing was also a wise choice. Managing both businesses won't be easy; my advice is to find someone with the necessary skills and mentor them for a while to handle the new venture, as time is limited. Love from Portugal, keep up the good work and videos.
Is this Eric’s burner account?!
@@4Runner66 hum? i'm not Eric sadly ahahah
Good to see a fellow tuga around here
Foi o melhor que ele fez! Compreendo a parte do financiamento mas vai compensar!
Also Ryan...you should consider contacting a Capital Leasing company where you dont actually buy equiptment......you lease all your equiptment long term.....trucks, trailers, track loaders, cement buggies, office furniture and computers...basically everything...and you depreciate each piece of equiptment over it's useful life and then turn it in and get new stuff every 5 years, or 7 years, or 10 years or however you set it up.
As a plumbing contractor in Oklahoma you have inspired me to be a better boss and person in general. You will do great in 2024. You have a good crew and mindset. Im only 28 and have grown as a business owner just from watching you. Thank you Ryan and good luck.
being in the restaurant life for over 30 years I come to know that its the little things for your employees that count little perks go a long way and a thank you as well
Hey man I’m in Tulsa lol can I come work with you? Looking for a trade job
Good Luck!! You’ll be fine!
On your cars, all you need to do to preserve your battery when you are not using them is to disconnect your negative cable from the batteries. When I worked as a marine tech and we would winterize inboards we would always do that and in the spring they would always still be fully charged. With modern batteries this is something you can do now, and since the cars are older you shouldn't have any issues when reconnecting.
Videos 3 days in a row!! Love the videos keep it going
Time lapse don’t add up. Must be old videos
@@TheHomieTitz the table build and this one are newer videos. The pour job with best mom Monday will be an older video from when they were still working.
Since you bought the exact same model you should watch for a salvage title one for parts. Get a flooded one out of a hurricane zone. make sure you flush and change all the fluids and then you will never have to wait for parts.
Congrats, Ryan! Looking forward to seeing your new rental business grow.
I retired last year and can tell you that I sleep so much better! I was always in highly technical jobs that had huge responsibility attached. I did not realize just how much stress I was under until I quite working and was finally able to relax. Now I wake up at 7:00 as apposed to 5:00. I stay up till later and honestly loose track of what day it is. I get to play at my several dozen hobbies and spend all day with the wife. Retirement is what its cracked up to be if you keep busy pursuing your loves and interests.
Good luck on the new business man, confidence is the key to success! You got this, 2024 is going to be crazy for a lot of us including myself diving head first into risks, but those who don’t try won’t reap the benefits. Best of luck to you in this new year!
Nate the great will have a nice job keeping those machines operational. And I kinda knew it was for rental. Heck if that fails the machines can be used to dig pools. Right?!
Ryan I strongly recommend you get a better charger setup for those cars that sit. And a jump pack. Look at the NOCO jump packs and chargers. I have the GB150 and I love it. I also have 2 chargers and they’re great too.
Ryan as a business owner at the sametime i worked for a company ! I was HR,Dispatch,Job supervisor,safety director. I had many positions. In California safety is very important each job has a safety meetings for 15 mins. To refresh each operators, labors jobsite Hazards. It great to see hard workers that you try to keep happy. In your special jobs of concrete finishing is a special person. Training and finding good personal that your needing has it draw backs.. I've been in your somewhat predicament. You have a great time we see it.. Stay safe.. RUclips watcher!
Congratulations Ryan🎉🎉🎉 I've been watching almost 4 years I started watching you when I was 19/20 now 23, it's crazy how much you've grown since then you're truly a inspiration on us young blue collar workers! Love and respect from canada bro
You should hire an assistant to run the scheduling for all the equipment and take all the phone calls, and possibly incorporate them into filling out all the paperwork for permits, bids, insurance, etc. It would take a big load off your shoulders and let you focus on the decision making, and less tedious daily tasks.
You know how people break things, you need to keep Nate on retainer to fix all the problems they will generate.
ALL Newer cars with an Electronics Control Unit (ECU), have a small constant (milliamp Current Draw). Usually it is somewhere around 20-30 milliamps. Its used to keep the ECU and the Security Systems alive when the vehicle is off. Batteries have a RESERVE CAPACITY rating. Its measured in Amp Hours. The higher Reserve Capacity the longer a vehicle can sit unattended and still crank the vehicle. Most modern cars/vehicles have a recommended Battery Reserve Capacity of 100 or more Amp/Hours. . If you don't use a vehicle for more than 3 months, you should either disconnect the battery during long periods of no use OR put a smart battery tender on it.
Ryan now that I made it to the end of the video I want to say something. I'm sure you will do just fine you are lucky and have been able to maintain a small core group of guys in the building of your business. You will have many come and go over the years. Just never forget the ones that are always there with you building the business with you. Of course you are taking all the risk I'm only saying as all of these risks start to pay off and life starts to get more comfortable reward the ones that always stuck it out with you
I'm sure that happens,..but in my yrs of experience....very rare
No risk ,no reward right ,get it Ryan , pow 💥 it will all work out one way or another , it’s the journey, not a destination,keep up the good work 👍🏽
Hey Ryan! Love the content! Just wanted to let you know with the GCVWR of that truck and trailer those guys are supposed to have a CDL A. Just don't wanna see your guys get dinged. Maybe would be a good idea to send franny and eric to CDL school. Keep up the strong work!
I thought the same thing
Congratulations on the new business!
Any new endeavor always carries a risk, but the rewards are great. Praying for a safe and prosperous 2024 for you and the Victory Crew.
Need more snow removal contracts for the winter. 3 nice plows on the New Hollands and a broom or snowblower on the little cat.
I mean this genuinely, I hope you improve your routine maintenance habits on these new pieces of equipment. When things break and you're not only losing money on repairs, but losing income from not being able to rent them, and also from spending time away from other business ventures (concrete for ex.), the daily maintenance will become very obvious in the #1 way to keep these costs low. This means oil checks, lubrication ect.. things you admit to not really staying on top of with your current equipment.
Setting up a nice washing station for this stuff would also be a nice idea. I know you also proposed this idea a couple of videos ago too with that other building adjacent to your property.
Probably gone hire a guy
It’s hard for one to get out of their comfort zone, but that’s what it takes to be successful in business and in life! Congratulations 🍾
I have learned a lot from this channel. I am newer to being a contractor and have been in some situations I would have really been in a situation if I hadn't been watching your videos!
Thanks for spreading your knowledge and experience, to the guys, and to all of us.
We run a MT100 for silt fence and erosion control and those things are awesome man but one thing you want to watch on them is the tracks slip a lot easier than skid steers especially if theres something pushing the side of the track
That forestry mulcher is a Big money maker . Even in the winter you can have it booked out on jobs.
What about stockpiling gravel in the new yard to reduce downtime durring work days. Take a load with you to the job straight from the yard. If your going to help the guys on slow days it could be a productive thing to have someone bring a few loads to the yard.
Or maybe buying another dump truck and using it for demo hauling in lieu of buying more tractors. less overhead i would assume compared to payments on 4 more pieces of equipment. I mean a skidsteer rental where i work goes for around 3 to 400 a day, you could easily make that after overhead on 1 demo hauling job for another contractor or homeowner. With that being said doing demo hauling for other contractors may get your foot in the door with them for future rentals since theres probably no looking back now. Kind of like a demo of sorts.
I hope god blesses you this year and for many more years to come Ryan, you are a inspiration to us all thanks for sharing your journey with us and I'm excited to see how the new business works out much love
Hey Ryan, really brave move and I’m in a similar predicament for my business in 2024. It’s great that the crew knows it’ll be an important year for the business and by the grace of god I’m sure you’ll do well. Regardless, us Victorians will be here with you every step of the way. Bring 2024 on!
Start a petition, the yard to be called ; THE VICTORY YARD. Thanks Ryan for the uploads! Also Ryan you putting in a mobile office for the rental business?
Forestry mulchers are NICE to have. They are a game changer when you have to clear land and adds a new layer to your business that not many concrete businesses will have. And it's SUPER satisfying to use and see the change you can QUICKLY make to a landscape. What a fantastic piece of equipment!
Use your head man! You need 2 crews going. One crew sets up and the other lays the concrete. You can't micromanage everything. Take the next step your ready. The rental idea is terrible, but I'll still be rooting for your success.
What’s awesome about this channel is it shows you with steady growth, good business and good customer service you can grown your business and branch off and really do something with what you got. It’s an inspiration to young men who want to try and do what you’ve done
YES!!!! Sometimes you've just got to go for it, you'll make it work Im sure. As a business owner in the UK I totally respect people putting their head above the parapet, love your videos and wish you and your family every success.
You got this!
Right on Ryan cant wait to see the progression of this rental business and your life I'm general and I think it's awesome that your setting your kids up for success as a Dad that's what we try to do for our kids so they don't have to struggle as hard as we do
Hi Ryan, you need wash bays, a pressure washer, AND THE HIGH FENCE AROUND YOUR PROPERTY
And trailers for your hire machines and spare parts no downtime lost, and your list of hire fees and insurance for all, Being hire machines, people don;t care, treat your machine rough bash them about
I'm a new subscriber and a machinist working 3rd shift I love listening/watching your video at work helps me get threw the night and stay motivated EASY MONEY!!!!!
I am happy for you and know that you have worked hard to get where you are at! Praying for your success in this new business and in 2024, in general!
It's scary now but you're gonna smile looking back in 10 years watching Daniel run these businesses like a well oiled machine.
Maybe in 20
Never going to happen the company going to Ryan Junior you really think Daniel’s capable running a business he’s only 8 he’s has long way to go and a lot to learn
@@toothlesskid1996he’s already said Ryan jr doesn’t want it. He’s going into ministry full time
Lol he’ll probably run it into the ground. I’m getting those vibes.
Oh stop there will be no business no yard no house bankrupt and living in a shelter
Hey Ryan, you got this. You will do great. You put a lot of thought and care into decisions that are best for you, family, coworkers, and friends. Just keep your head up, and even during stressful times, you always have your loving family by your side, along with friends and fans. You are truly blessed. Things will work out even at the hardest of times.
Very kind words , nothing but truth as well!
In the winter, with that equipment, you could do snow removal as well, at least little jobs.
If you’re only renting to buisness owners your potential rental customers is about 20% of the rental market at least for the skidsteers. You might get fortunate and find a few contractors that rent on a regular basis but I really think your best bet is renting to diy guys also. I personally wouldn’t rent out my skidsteer but if I bought one with the intention of renting it I’d rent to whoever and I’d get rental insurance on the machine
This could possibly be a good idea, especially if you can find a mechanic that can work on your equipment on the side. If it becomes profitable it would definitely be a good business to run when you’re older to keep you occupied.
Nate the great
You will be just fine Ryan, you have yet to make any bad decisions in the past, we as viewers believe you’ll be just fine. I’m looking forward to the 2024 season, may it be a profitable season for you and your team. Love the content.
How do you know he hasn’t made any bad decisions? Every successful person has made some bad decision along the way.
Congrats Ryan! Been great watching your business and channel grow exponentially!!! Can't wait to see you start pouring footings for new building!
Instead of battery tenders, get a solar panel to charge the battery. Its common in the forklift industry. You can mount it on the roof and trickle charge the battery.
Carful curling the bucket in against the thumb was always told by the old timers it can bend the ram for the thumb never witnessed it my self but something to be mindful of
Ryan congrats on the new business!… I was a experimental operator with Deere & company, and a heavy equipment operator for heavy road construction here in Iowa for years…
I noticed you left the backfill blade up on the mini.
For accurate hydraulic readings always lower all implements.
Love the content and channel, keep it up 👍🏼
Good-luck with the new business venture…
I honestly believe that you are a great business man and this actually sounds like a great decision to me.. I do have to rent equipment from time to time and prices can be pretty hefty.. a small time rental company can definitely pay for itself. The only problem I see is if you get a name for yourself the larger rental companies will most likely come knocking either to buy you out or take you down.. the buy out option usually comes with a big check which could be very beneficial for other future endeavors but when they come with the small cheque and the muscle it's never a good story to tell.
Congratulations Ryan. You and the crew deserve the equipment 🎉
When you first said you were buying more equipment, I thought you were expanding your snow plowing. Have more work for the guys during winter, but when I saw the type of equipment you were buying I immediately thought renting/leasing.
Congratulations on your new adventure Ryan. You are a generous, fair, and kind person to everyone you come across. God Bless you!
Ryan, congrats on your new adventure. With all the faith you have, everything will work better than you expect. You're an amazing person and the determination you have to make a successful business is out of this world. Stay blessed good sir.🎉
When I watch your videos I truly feel like part of the crew/family. I’ve been watching from the beginning and really enjoy see each and every one of you grow and flourish. Good luck to all and most importantly, I hope you all have fun.
It’s really inspiring seeing you be able to get new equipment, and expand your company. You’re an awesome employer, and anyone that works for you should be very grateful. Keep up the amazing work love and watch every video!
Ryan:
I noticed in your intro, as you praised the cat, you need a dryer vent cap. Your dryer exhaust is located immediately adjacent to the sliding entry door. The 4" dryer exhaust vent pipe, if left uncapped with a "flapper door", allows rodents ( all sizes) an opportunity to gain entry to your home. You probably have this on your "to-do" list as winter is on pause right now. Best wishes for every success.
It's on the right side of the door.
Theres one on each side ones got a vent cover the other doesnt@@VIOLENTxLJx
ive been binge watching your shows from really old to newest and all that you may not answer back from this im only 23 and was raised by my gparents my gpa told me if youre scared if youre nervous then thats a good reason to do it its something out of your comfort zone and going out of that zone builds you even stronger mistakes are out of your comfort zone and you learn them
Man, it must have been a good season. Congrats on the new machines. I envy your towing rules in the US. we cant hitch anything behind a truck thats heavyer than 7500 lps
Good luck Ryan and crew hope it works out for you all, you guys worked hard enough for it! 🏴🇺🇸
No risk, no reward. It's been fun watching your growth, and it's motivational to us who have our own companies. It's too easy to find a system that works, and then stick to that system, and just be comfortable.
Congrats Ryan, you deserve everything you have, you are a great example to all of us!
Hi Ryan I would not second guess yourself you are a smart guy. It is so nice to see a owner who actually has a clue to how important moral is in a company. You are really good to your employees and everyone else as well .I wish you and your family all the best Adios.
Wow congratulations on the new equipment ryan I can’t wait to see them put to work!
Don’t doubt your self Ryan! I have been watching your channel a few videos before you went on the Easy Money Tour and I am motivated by everything you have done for yourself, your business, and your guys. You won’t fail because you have a lot of support behind you! I appreciate your videos!
Also be sure to put trackers on the rentals. Some places in my srea has had some equipment stolen and brought to Chicago area.
You have a lot of land...you could have a mini-ex and skid steer academy for those who want to learn how to use those machines. Keep the guys busy for winter work!
I used to have an MT85. You’ll gonna absolutely love this little machine. Clean that dust out!!
I’ve been here since the start and it’s always awesome seeing how fast your business is growing, and seeing your dedication to your employees and to your family. You are a great inspiration and it’s always a great time watching your videos.
I live in Australia and love watching your videos even late at night your videos are great and i love the work you and the team do its really inspiring
Same here in NSW :)
@@lithgowlights859 WA
Same here in Queensland.
Same WA
Same here in Adelaide
I'm the same way Ryan risk adverse and always thinking worst case scenario. Kudos on you for making the leap! Alot of people wont even take the risk and look back wondering what could have been. We have one life mindswell try things!
Hey man great job and good luck. Rental business can go great or sideways very quickly. You just need to make sure your ducks are in a row with insurance and damage coverage. You also need to remember there will be some discretion to it working as a normal machine. With that being said. Were all here to support you and your business ventures we wish you the best of luck. I have buddys who own Rental equipment business's and I've herd alot of horror stories. So go by your gut if you feel that it's not the right person renting infront of you then be OK to turn them away. Dont say to your self well what if I turned them away or what if that. Trust your gut and know you will make it in the end. No business is easy and im sure you know that. It's the sleepless nights and the point of breaking down if you make it or break it. We're all here rooting for you. Good luck
Success and risk go hand in hand and it's not a 50/50 ratio. Factored into the risk is experience and you have a lot of it... I can't wait to see what 2024 brings you Ryan...
This may be off topic.. But I hope big ray comes back after this winter break. He seems like an honest, hard working and a super postive guy. Maybe even find a way to place him full-time if there is a possibility. He can work in the yard, take care of the equipment, or help with the rentals. Just seems like its time to have somebody to help manage and supervise. Too much is on the table.
I’m excited to see the new equipment in action!!! Ryan I hope someday to see you get another crew going even if it’s just a demo crew.
This is going to be a really exciting year to watch unfold. Ryan, from watching you for the past couple of years, it is clear that everything you start, you put 110% effort into which is why you have been so successful thus far. It was wise to seek counsel before making these decisions and I could not be happier for you.
Congratulations on the new venture, wishing you and (crew) health wealth and success on your new journey. This will become what you make of it, so keep the positive energy up. This has been a big year for you & crew. You guys all work hard and I hope things keep moving in a forward direction for you all!
So purrdy love the new machines!
Now you can give swing rides 😂😂
Sheesh those thing are beautiful!
Easy Money equipment nice great job Ryan hard work keeps paying off!
Cant wait for the 24 season wish the best for you!!!!
Hey Ryan good luck on the new endeavor, you will be great!! This from a retired and disabled veteran. I don’t usually watch this type of content cause I was an aircraft mechanic but there is something about what and how you do you videos along with the camaraderie of your employees. It takes me back to my days in the Navy, you will do great. Have fun and stay safe and remember it’s Easy Money!!!!!
I love the regularly scheduled videos but to keep seeing surprise videos on days there aren't supposed to be any is awesome!!! Keep up the good work/content Ryan.
Good for you Ryan as we all know you have your head on your shoulders and you have been successful for many year's before RUclips and with the new business venture I'm sure you will make it succeed as well. As long as you're beating the Competitors rates that equipment will pay for itself. Keep up the great work and I'm super excited to see your future grow.
Ryan I wish you nothing but the best in your business idea. a lot in your plate god will guide thru the right path. Much love from NY
Congrats on the new business Ryan! I think it's a great move and expansion for you. I admit I was thinking you were going into a dumpster rental business when I saw the video of you guys installing the hitch on the Chevy. With your interest in the "Garbage Man!" and the land you have available it would be something else you could add to your rental company. Just a few trailer drawn dumpsters rented to contractors only would bring in a decent amount of money. I'm excited for the upcoming year and can't wait to watch you succeed.
Very happy and excited for you Ryan. The new equipment will also come in handy for your new yard and all the preparations you will have to do to get the pond and the new building going. Love your channel and wish you all the best.
I'm really happy for you guys. Good to see the outside the box thinking and you can rent equipment from yourself. Hope it goes smoothly.
That’s fantastic Ryan👍
Have Faith in your abilities as a positive & fair man
Your work ethics do you credit & I’m sure this year will be exciting if not a wee bit stressful for all involved👍
Let’s hope for a fruitful & busy year
All the best David
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Im looking to expand my work pallet. I don’t know a whole lot about concrete but I am a quick learner. Right now I am a full time heavy metal welder.
I feel your pain . I'm a excavation contractor that jumped into the equipment rental business 6 years ago and started with 4 pieces of equipment we have well over 100 pieces now from skid steers / mini exs to Airel lifts /telehandlers and dozers small amount of hand held breakers quick saws and its a great business but can be stressful as well. you Strick me as one that doesn't like to see your equipment torn up get ready because people do not care how or what they do to your equipment . and get an employee that has some mechanic skills for your everyday issues and also doesn't mind washing equipment . Good luck its a great business . Cody Sheppard C&J Equipment Sales & Rental and PS yes when I jumped I went all in we sale and service 3 brands of zero turn mowers 2 brands of Skid steers/ mini Exs one being Wacker Neuson tractors and 3 brands of trailers along with Virnig Attachments and a list of others
GOOD LUCK RYAN!!! It all works out in the end. he on your side you have nothing to worry about.🙏🏻Just continue to be yourself
So happy for you Ryan and I think this will work out fine. If interest rates go down next year then I think things will start ramping up in a big way.
Congrats Ryan, you truly deserve this 💪🏽
You’re setting the greatest foundation for your family and I love it. Sometimes in life you need to take risk. It’s always 50/50.
My Boss bought that same excavator a couple months ago and it’s been nothing but issues with it weve gone through 3 different rentals while it’s sat at a shop and all 3 have had issues just personal experience. Love the content!
Good morning Ryan been watching you a couple years now glad I found your channel you motivate me to work hard and to be a better person and a father figure been married 21 years to my beautiful wife we have 2 kids my son is 19 in college and works 2 jobs my daughter is 17 both great kids