Drop the trailer off at there site for construction , Basement clean outs , or whatever let them fill it and you come back and pick it up. Charge by day and trip loads . Spend the extra money for a good lock and another tip they make dog tags for your dogs that are gps get one put it under the trailer that way you know we’re it is at all times ..
Thx Mr. Robert , you gave out great information, I’m just starting my dump trailer business a 7X14 trailer but I don’t understand how I can get businesses from companies and what good questions to ask them . Is there a way you can help me ? I am in Louisiana thank you very much
Pick up the phone or walk in ask him hey what is it that you do and then try to figure out if you can add value to their operation… The magic formula is take action work hard
I don’t think so. I don’t think that you would be able to do enough that makes it worth your while. However, the most important thing is get started and then you can always buy a bigger trailer.
Thanks for the tips, greatly appreciated. I’m looking to get started with this in the spring. I’ve heard it’s the best time with spring cleanups and such.
Question: For hauling debris, if you drop it off at the site for $150, then comeback 24 hours later to see how much debris is in the trailer, then you tell them how much it cost plus dump fee, ($150 + ??? + dumb fee = total cost. What determines the cost of (???), or am I getting this wrong and it's just a $150 fee + dumb fee?
Dump trailer business is not a side hustle if your doing it legally. There’s DOT compliance, commercial insurance, and general liability insurance at a minimum. This is costly. Most people who do junk removal and dumpster hustle type things in my area, are doing so illegally and are not legit. These types of people will get confronted at some point or another by DOT. These types of people who operate illegally, hurt the people who paid their dues and run legit.
@@hustlenation4779 I’m just saying, there’s a lot more to it than just posting up adds. Got to do it legal or you could have some harsh consequences if someone gets hurt using your equipment or you hurt someone moving your equipment and not having commercial insurance.
@@hustlenation4779 I have a 3/4 ton. 8k towing capacity so I’m limited. My brother-in-law and sister own a lawn and landscape company so I know it will be used. A small dump trailer = small loads so I’m not sure how profitable it would be at first. I need a diesel
Hey man I totally understand maybe the thing to do is to you know call around to some construction companies landscape companies roofing companies and you know CF up there’s a huge demand for a smaller trailer I’m sure that I am once you get out there and maybe the thing to do is on the weekends just drive around and offer to pick up stuff out of peoples yards and also run advertisements hey I clean out garages
@@hustlenation4779 Yes sir! I’ve done quite a few storage clean ups and also moved houses. Buy coffee and donuts for the storage unit employees and they call you when they need junk and they refer you a lot 👍🏼
I watched you to post early this morning, and then missed it when you did! Hope you had a great day and a great tomorrow! Went by and checked on my trailer that's being built, yesterday....soon!
I have had a trucking business for 18 years. And I am looking to get a few trailers that are 7×14 that would haul 6 yards. My question is what do you charge. There is so much you can do with them haul dirt,mulch,gravel,cleanups storage cleaning garage cleaning basement and haul bobcats tractors. Just wanting some idea on charges. Do want to go in the hole
What's a good size trailer to start off with? At this time all I have is a used 2007 Chevy Express Van with a 4.3 liter. I have used this van to haul off trash and it's done very well. I have made almost $1000 in a month, any recommendations is greatly appreciated
Unfortunately I think you’re going to be limited with the power that your van has to pull any substantial roads and when I mean by that is anything that’s over about 8000 pounds. I always suggest getting the biggest trailer you feel comfortable pulling
If you're buying a dump trailer inspect the frame good! I bought one and first time I used it part of the frame buckled! Wanted one for years and this was the first "affordable" one I found. After repairs it will not be any deal at all. Buyer beware...
I had that happen with my second trailer. It is an iron bowl and I paid 5000 for it. Well once I had to replace all the brakes and bearings and everything that ran the price pretty close up to about 8000 it was not a deal at all
What if you leave it at a customers location for them to fill it with debris and they put cars batteries or air conditioners at the bottom the like and you don’t see it until you get to the dump?
Great video Robert thanks for the info. I’m curious what truck do you use to pull the trailers? I bought a 2500 Cummins and I’m thinking of using that.
Hey my brother. Been a truck driver for 20 years now and for the past 14 as an independent o/o. Got the time to get off of it. This might be a good idea.
Hello, I've been watching a few of you who have been successful with this. I have a few questions and hope you/yall can help. What are reoccurring maintenance fees that you incur with a dump trailer? Would you recommend starting with a new or used dump (considering the maintenance)? Would you start with a large or a small dump trailer?
To start with I would buy a new trailer and that way you know exactly what you’re getting. I have mine serviced about once every six months wheel bearings greased check the brakes Inspect hydraulic system
Never include dump fees with trailer rent prices always charge seperate flat rate which is $150 for me, after pickup come back to the customer with a receipt and charge them the dump fee you paid
@@hustlenation4779 I live in California and in the Bay Area the dump fees are like $90 a ton so I never estimate I always bring back a receipt and have them pay the disposal fee after just so I'm guaranteed to make $150 everytime
@@thomas25082 All of mine basically pay in advance or I have a long-term personal relationship with them and I trust that they are going to pay me so I don’t have that issue
Im 19 and my dad just passed leaving a decent amount of money, im not looking to spend it all im looking to start a business. I’ve been looking at some dump trailers and i have a 2014 highcountry 5.3 . What trailer would be best for me to have ? And is this a good business to start ?
Sorry about your loss my father died from cancer. I would suggest holding the money for 90 days, going to the feelings experiencing grief before making any major decisions.
Hey I have a truck and dump trailer as well and am wondering if you have any suggestions for prospecting. I was thinking of calling roofing companies and real estate Management companies to just let them know I offer full service junk removal etc etc but I was curious if you had any other input to companies or certain industries I should start prospecting to as well. Any information is helpful, Thank you!!!
Charge more for debris hauling brother! Like $200 minimum! Subbed to you. I'm starting off with a 5 yard, and soon 7 yard trailers. Non dumping. Working my way up to a dump, and rebuilding my old 1 ton Chevy C30.
Yes sir I would be going around to antique stores, building supply houses, any place that might need a local delivery I would be putting it out there that you’re available
I haul in compost and manure. I literally get paid to bring people sh*t. I also get paid to clean out barns and stables. Paid twice to haul the same sh*t.
I was afraid you were going to say that. I can parallel park with the best of them. But add a trailer and I become a comedy routine. Although my experience is limited. I go to a boat launch to watch people for entertainment
No I do not… I would send them an invoice they would pay with Square and then the notes I would say how many days the rental was for and the payment would be their acceptance of those terms
Couple things that I don’t worry about one else God will always provide for me the number to most people are lazy so I really don’t have to worry about competition this is not an easy gig
The dump trailer is $200 for me to bring it by drop it off and when I pick it up I look at how much is inside of it and then I determine on what the cost of the dump fee is going to be because that is different than the trailer fee
@@hustlenation4779 many thank you’s ... you don’t have to share knowledge and you do .. god bless you your videos makes me want to do the same as you but nervous .. I’m 27 no family no mortgage payment in my life I’m a foreman plumber and travel for work.. thinking of hiring my brother to do the tasks for me and if pay him a set price or hourly .. I provide the truck and gas and dump trailer ?? What’s your opinion if you don’t mind answering
I think it’s much better to compensate somebody for the results they produce instead of their time so I would see if he wants to put any money into it himself so he’s got some skin in the game and then figure out a percentage of every load that he takes and that’s how he will get paid so if he does more than he makes more
@@hustlenation4779 your so right... My other brother owns his ac company ..he always told me that when I worked with him.. y’all business owners really know what your talking about ... here’s his website if you curious to check it out www.airflowcomfortsystems.com Again I appreciate you responding Mr No pay No stay Network
Thats the question I wanted to ask is how to secure the trailer when leaving it with a customer. Do they assume responsibility if stolen or is that partvof the risk?
@@etgrider77 You will have to secure the trailer. You can pull the emergency switch connector locking the brakes. Get a good welder/ fabricator to make a toung lock that hides the padlock or has limited access. Most toung locks on the market are not that secure. You can install a alarm that is powered on the battery. I have alarms on all my trailers. Get a Jack , 2x12 and a battery impact to remove 1 side of the tires. These are just a few ideas. Insurance that covers theft helps. It is a little extra work and initial investment. I won't tell you what to do it is up to you.
My van is 6000 LBS I'll never be over 2000lbs So I'll be under weight I only have a 4.2L engine with 160,000 miles (for starters) plus a REMANUFACTURED TRANSMISSION But first thing I'll do is upgrade My used engine
Hey sir it's me again I wish I had a dump trailer ..just have a regular utility trailer I'm doing bad man 7 kids can't find work I post up at home Depot but no luck .. anything for a regular 12 footer trailer
Hey man I’m praying that some good fortune will come your way! I would be advertising on Facebook calling everybody in your phone asking if they’ve got anything I’d be taking yard equipment hauling it around have a lawnmower start knocking on doors cutting grass
Drop the trailer off at there site for construction , Basement clean outs , or whatever let them fill it and you come back and pick it up. Charge by day and trip loads . Spend the extra money for a good lock and another tip they make dog tags for your dogs that are gps get one put it under the trailer that way you know we’re it is at all times ..
Yes sir absolutely best security measure ever right there thank you for watching I greatly appreciate it! Good morning be blessed
Debri, love this guy. Great info!
Thank you so much for watching
Thanks for sharing
Thank you !!!
Good job. Thanks for the info. I wish you much success and luck in the future.
Thank you so much for watching merry Christmas to you
Great tips and Thank you for your time!God bless u and your love ones...
Good morning be blessed
Thx Mr. Robert , you gave out great information, I’m just starting my dump trailer business a 7X14 trailer but I don’t understand how I can get businesses from companies and what good questions to ask them . Is there a way you can help me ? I am in Louisiana thank you very much
Pick up the phone or walk in ask him hey what is it that you do and then try to figure out if you can add value to their operation… The magic formula is take action work hard
God bless you Mr. Robert ! Thank you for sharing with us these helpful ways to make a way! Subscribed ✔️
Thank you for watching
A 5x10 dump trailer, would it worth doing business with it ?!!
I don’t think so. I don’t think that you would be able to do enough that makes it worth your while. However, the most important thing is get started and then you can always buy a bigger trailer.
Great content!
Thanks for sharing...
Thank you so much for watching greatly appreciated
Hey thanks brother keep em coming. God bless you
Thank you so much for watching
Awesome breakdown!!!
Thank you very much
I'm just getting started
Way to get in it
Enjoy your videos, keep up the good information, hustle on.
Thank you so much Tim
Awesome video, great info 👍🏾
Thank you so much I greatly appreciate that
Thanks for the tips, greatly appreciated. I’m looking to get started with this in the spring. I’ve heard it’s the best time with spring cleanups and such.
Hey man I wish you the best of luck if I can help in anyway please just let me know
@@hustlenation4779 will do, thank you!
Question: For hauling debris, if you drop it off at the site for $150, then comeback 24 hours later to see how much debris is in the trailer, then you tell them how much it cost plus dump fee,
($150 + ??? + dumb fee = total cost. What determines the cost of (???), or am I getting this wrong and it's just a $150 fee + dumb fee?
yes 150 for the trailer and then dump fee on top of that.....after a few loads i got pretty good at knowing what the cost was going to be
@@hustlenation4779 Thank you for the reply and the info.
Great info
Thank you so much for watching Mario
Dump trailer business is not a side hustle if your doing it legally. There’s DOT compliance, commercial insurance, and general liability insurance at a minimum. This is costly. Most people who do junk removal and dumpster hustle type things in my area, are doing so illegally and are not legit. These types of people will get confronted at some point or another by DOT. These types of people who operate illegally, hurt the people who paid their dues and run legit.
Thank you for watching
@@hustlenation4779 I’m just saying, there’s a lot more to it than just posting up adds. Got to do it legal or you could have some harsh consequences if someone gets hurt using your equipment or you hurt someone moving your equipment and not having commercial insurance.
@@Subi_doo I understand completely
I’ve been watching you for about a month now. I’m in Citrus County, FL. I’m working on a dump trailer side hustle as we speak!
Man that is awesome I pray blessings over your business with a fund if I can help in anyway just let me know
@@hustlenation4779 I have a 3/4 ton. 8k towing capacity so I’m limited. My brother-in-law and sister own a lawn and landscape company so I know it will be used. A small dump trailer = small loads so I’m not sure how profitable it would be at first. I need a diesel
I won’t let it stop me though!
Hey man I totally understand maybe the thing to do is to you know call around to some construction companies landscape companies roofing companies and you know CF up there’s a huge demand for a smaller trailer I’m sure that I am once you get out there and maybe the thing to do is on the weekends just drive around and offer to pick up stuff out of peoples yards and also run advertisements hey I clean out garages
@@hustlenation4779 Yes sir! I’ve done quite a few storage clean ups and also moved houses. Buy coffee and donuts for the storage unit employees and they call you when they need junk and they refer you a lot 👍🏼
I watched you to post early this morning, and then missed it when you did! Hope you had a great day and a great tomorrow! Went by and checked on my trailer that's being built, yesterday....soon!
Glad to hear it man I’m looking forward to seeing it
I have had a trucking business for 18 years. And I am looking to get a few trailers that are 7×14 that would haul 6 yards. My question is what do you charge. There is so much you can do with them haul dirt,mulch,gravel,cleanups storage cleaning garage cleaning basement and haul bobcats tractors. Just wanting some idea on charges. Do want to go in the hole
Watch my video on what to charge
nice
Thank you very much for watching
Just subscribed you a boss opened my mind
Thank you for watching
There needs to be a lead market to find people who need these services
I do agree sir
Good tips I appreciate it.
Thank you very much for watching
What's a good size trailer to start off with? At this time all I have is a used 2007 Chevy Express Van with a 4.3 liter. I have used this van to haul off trash and it's done very well. I have made almost $1000 in a month, any recommendations is greatly appreciated
Unfortunately I think you’re going to be limited with the power that your van has to pull any substantial roads and when I mean by that is anything that’s over about 8000 pounds. I always suggest getting the biggest trailer you feel comfortable pulling
Yup Im getting ready to do this
If I can help in anyway just let me know
If you're buying a dump trailer inspect the frame good! I bought one and first time I used it part of the frame buckled! Wanted one for years and this was the first "affordable" one I found. After repairs it will not be any deal at all. Buyer beware...
I had that happen with my second trailer. It is an iron bowl and I paid 5000 for it. Well once I had to replace all the brakes and bearings and everything that ran the price pretty close up to about 8000 it was not a deal at all
Great video, looking to start this as a side hustle!
Man it is a great way to make a decent side income for sure
What if you leave it at a customers location for them to fill it with debris and they put cars batteries or air conditioners at the bottom the like and you don’t see it until you get to the dump?
Well, then you get a surprise
Be nice to the dirt pit lady. Got it. lol
Oh yes absolutely
Excellent. Where do you advertise or get the word out
Word-of-mouth is best
What are your thoughts on renting just the trailer? They would use their own truck and all. Great video!
I’m gonna be doing that in the very near future my oldest trailer I will let that happen with
I’m looking at a rolloff trailer & 1 15yard vin to start what do you think about rolloffs do you think dumptrailers work better?
That depends on what business you want to get started with
Robert I'm a new to your channel, I love it 👍
Thank you for watching !
Great video Robert thanks for the info. I’m curious what truck do you use to pull the trailers? I bought a 2500 Cummins and I’m thinking of using that.
That would be great to use ! I got a 2500 gas burner
Hey my brother. Been a truck driver for 20 years now and for the past 14 as an independent o/o. Got the time to get off of it. This might be a good idea.
Hey man that’s awesome welcome to the Dump trailer nation
Hello, I've been watching a few of you who have been successful with this. I have a few questions and hope you/yall can help. What are reoccurring maintenance fees that you incur with a dump trailer? Would you recommend starting with a new or used dump (considering the maintenance)? Would you start with a large or a small dump trailer?
Start with as big of trailer that your truck will pull fully loaded
@@hustlenation4779
How often do you maintenance and roughly the cost?
Should I look into used or new trailer?
To start with I would buy a new trailer and that way you know exactly what you’re getting. I have mine serviced about once every six months wheel bearings greased check the brakes Inspect hydraulic system
@@hustlenation4779
Awesome thank you very much!!
If I can help in anyway Jorge just let me know thank you for watching
Do you recommend renting the actual trailer ? Picking it up and returning it ? Any advice on that ? TIA
However you can make the money
Never include dump fees with trailer rent prices always charge seperate flat rate which is $150 for me, after pickup come back to the customer with a receipt and charge them the dump fee you paid
I do that at different times
@@hustlenation4779 I live in California and in the Bay Area the dump fees are like $90 a ton so I never estimate I always bring back a receipt and have them pay the disposal fee after just so I'm guaranteed to make $150 everytime
Glad to know you are killing it on the west coast
What if they dont wanna pay it
@@thomas25082 All of mine basically pay in advance or I have a long-term personal relationship with them and I trust that they are going to pay me so I don’t have that issue
Thc for the info!
Thank you for watching
Do you think it’s a good idea to solely haul mulch and buy a whole bunch of it for cheap!
Or is it better to buy mulch as I get request?
It all depends I would ask myself how substantial are the savings if I buy in bulk and how much business am I doing Just in mulch
Im 19 and my dad just passed leaving a decent amount of money, im not looking to spend it all im looking to start a business. I’ve been looking at some dump trailers and i have a 2014 highcountry 5.3 . What trailer would be best for me to have ? And is this a good business to start ?
Sorry about your loss my father died from cancer. I would suggest holding the money for 90 days, going to the feelings experiencing grief before making any major decisions.
Do you find that people will put hazardous material in your dump trailers. If so, how do you mitigate this? Like your videos a lot and thanks!
Thank you so much for watching and no I really don’t have a problem with people putting hazardous materials
Hey I have a truck and dump trailer as well and am wondering if you have any suggestions for prospecting. I was thinking of calling roofing companies and real estate Management companies to just let them know I offer full service junk removal etc etc but I was curious if you had any other input to companies or certain industries I should start prospecting to as well. Any information is helpful, Thank you!!!
Keep grinding and make sure everybody you come in contact with knows what you are doing
Thanks Sir.
You are welcome
What size truck is best for pulling the trailer?
A 7 x 14 trailer or bigger minimum would be three-quarter ton
Where/how do you advertise to get the jobs? I feel like this is the part nobody talks about.
If you watch all of my videos on Dump trailers, there’s a lot of information on marketing and how and where to find work
Awesome videos dude. Please keep up the good work
Thank you for watching greatly appreciate it
What you think about I got a min excavator , tractor and a damn trailer I can make a Business with that
I think you’re going to figure out who’s got your money
Charge more for debris hauling brother! Like $200 minimum! Subbed to you. I'm starting off with a 5 yard, and soon 7 yard trailers. Non dumping. Working my way up to a dump, and rebuilding my old 1 ton Chevy C30.
My area construction debris going anywhere from 270 an up I can’t wait to get a better the trailer
Hope you’re doing well
Want to start delivering gravel to customers how do I go about charging people, what do I charge for? Thank you sir
Arizona
How much is your time worth?
Any ideas to make extra $$
With a 16ft flatbed trailer??
Yes sir I would be going around to antique stores, building supply houses, any place that might need a local delivery I would be putting it out there that you’re available
Hell even uShip if you are slow or can’t set anything up
Is there some reason you left out gravel?
Not at all
Why wouldnt customers just pay the $30 delivery fee from the mulch/soil yard?
They don't offer a delivery service that cheap
I haul in compost and manure.
I literally get paid to bring people sh*t.
I also get paid to clean out barns and stables. Paid twice to haul the same sh*t.
That is what I am talking about
what type of insurance do you have? Cost?
Thank you so much talk with your insurance rep
Thanks for sharing. Debris with an S.
Boom
What size dump trailer
Good morning be blessed the trailers I have are 7 x 14
Is the Dump Trailer Hustle some type of a new dance? Teach us this new dance in your next video.🤣
Lol funny....
Yes indeed
how long did it take to learn how to maneuver that trailer in tight areas?
Actually that’s just kind of a gift from God that I have.
I was afraid you were going to say that.
I can parallel park with the best of them. But add a trailer and I become a comedy routine. Although my experience is limited.
I go to a boat launch to watch people for entertainment
The biggest thing that I have found is people will not trust their mirrors. If you have the right mirrors on your truck anything is possible
Do you have any written contracts with the customers?
No I do not… I would send them an invoice they would pay with Square and then the notes I would say how many days the rental was for and the payment would be their acceptance of those terms
@@hustlenation4779 thank you for the quick reply. Good job on the videos… Gulfport MS here.
@@jeffs53 Very cool man that is awesome dude I love going to treasure bay and getting all you can eat Dungeness crab legs
I'm trying get dump trailer but hey cost so much
Yes indeed so very true
do you carry a general liability for hauling with dump trailer?
Yes
Do you write up a contract or do you just hope to god they pay?
I get paid upfront
@@hustlenation4779 thanks that's info that I need thank you.
@@hustlenation4779
So so will I 👍💰🤠
Your giving away your side hustle and now you will have more competition. Pensacola is a small place.
Couple things that I don’t worry about one else God will always provide for me the number to most people are lazy so I really don’t have to worry about competition this is not an easy gig
Did you have to incorporate or create an LLC?
I have a number of different companies
I’m lost at where you go back and look at the dump trailer and charge extra ? Can you help me understand this formula
The dump trailer is $200 for me to bring it by drop it off and when I pick it up I look at how much is inside of it and then I determine on what the cost of the dump fee is going to be because that is different than the trailer fee
@@hustlenation4779 many thank you’s ... you don’t have to share knowledge and you do .. god bless you your videos makes me want to do the same as you but nervous .. I’m 27 no family no mortgage payment in my life I’m a foreman plumber and travel for work.. thinking of hiring my brother to do the tasks for me and if pay him a set price or hourly .. I provide the truck and gas and dump trailer ?? What’s your opinion if you don’t mind answering
I think it’s much better to compensate somebody for the results they produce instead of their time so I would see if he wants to put any money into it himself so he’s got some skin in the game and then figure out a percentage of every load that he takes and that’s how he will get paid so if he does more than he makes more
@@hustlenation4779 your so right... My other brother owns his ac company ..he always told me that when I worked with him.. y’all business owners really know what your talking about ... here’s his website if you curious to check it out www.airflowcomfortsystems.com
Again I appreciate you responding Mr No pay No stay Network
Yes sir
are you hauling it with a 1500? or 2500+
2500
Do you carry any liability insurance or anything?
I have a dump trailer that I use for personal farm use. I hauled some top soil for a friend and thought man I could make a side hussle from this
And a business was born
Do you have any way I could contact you
My email is included on the video
Don't forget to secure your trailer from being stolen. No trailer no business.
So very true
Thats the question I wanted to ask is how to secure the trailer when leaving it with a customer. Do they assume responsibility if stolen or is that partvof the risk?
@@etgrider77 You will have to secure the trailer. You can pull the emergency switch connector locking the brakes. Get a good welder/ fabricator to make a toung lock that hides the padlock or has limited access. Most toung locks on the market are not that secure. You can install a alarm that is powered on the battery. I have alarms on all my trailers. Get a Jack , 2x12 and a battery impact to remove 1 side of the tires. These are just a few ideas. Insurance that covers theft helps. It is a little extra work and initial investment. I won't tell you what to do it is up to you.
@@etgrider77 No I always feel that the trailer is my responsibility so I only leave it in locations that I feel safe
Sould you start with a small trailer then graduate to a bigger trailer with a hydraulic lift or just start out Big?
I would start out with as big trailer as your truck will pour
Who's debri?
My lack of spelling
Could you put your email here please. I must have had some wrong spelling when I tried to email.thanks.
rentalrobertpcola@gmail.com
Dude is really genuine..sounds like my dad lol
Thank you for watching
Great man. Do you advertise on Facebook?
Yes sir absolutely I sure do
All watching,bro,s to be realistic take all as only 50*% true after all hidden expensive s which no one delicate .
Thank you for watching
$150 rental + dump fee is that correct? I want to start my own business
That’s a good price right there
Second comment! DUMP TRAILER HUUUUUUUSSSTTTTLLLEEE!
Boom
Number 3 was 💵
@@LifewithNT Thank you for watching
Same thing with gravel
Yes sir !!
No pay No Stay Network how much do you charge? Am in Texas area
Go through my videos there’s one that says how to charge
Commercial Insurance is required. Also DOT Certification if gross weight (truck and trailer combined weight exceeds 10,000 lbs)
Thank you for watching
My van is 6000 LBS
I'll never be over 2000lbs
So I'll be under weight
I only have a 4.2L engine with
160,000 miles (for starters) plus a REMANUFACTURED TRANSMISSION
But first thing I'll do is upgrade
My used engine
You folks are alot more trusting than myself. Or I live in a different world. People just don't care anymore.
I understand that thank you so much for watching
Debri
Yo
Hey sir it's me again I wish I had a dump trailer ..just have a regular utility trailer I'm doing bad man 7 kids can't find work I post up at home Depot but no luck .. anything for a regular 12 footer trailer
Hey man I’m praying that some good fortune will come your way! I would be advertising on Facebook calling everybody in your phone asking if they’ve got anything I’d be taking yard equipment hauling it around have a lawnmower start knocking on doors cutting grass
Do you happen to know What’s the tonnage on 6 yards of dirt?
That is about 12,000 pounds
👍🏽 thanks
@@HanaMana05 A ton per yard.
@@donaldclifford5763 1 1/2 ton per yard. 3000#
@@rollawy So that would be 18,000 lbs. Correct?
Amk level lift the Rolls-Royce of dump trailers
I will have to check them out
“Debri?”
Yes
debri
Indeed
Spell that email address please?
rentalrobertpcola@gmail.com
Watching this in 2024, thinking you need to double those numbers or you’re gonna go broke here in Bidenomics America
Yes, these were done a few years ago