hope this helps you, when driving into a pile of stone or anything curl the bucket at the same time, when spreading stone do it as you are moving, it will spread even for you, when back dragging material if you push the right joystick all the way for ward it will put it in a float position that lets the bucket ride on the surface but no down pressure, you will most likely use this feature to back drag and plow snow. every day check all fluids, grease her, and keep thin side of your tracks clean at the end of the day clean your tracks so nothing can freeze in them or cause extra wear. NAPA auto parts makes hydraulic lines if you break one, get your self some touch up paint. remember ease in and out of the controls to be smooth. some guys will tell you to run her at half throttle, but its not meant to run at half throttle, so I don't advise that. your doing awesome with is so far, the rest is just time in the seat. I borrowed 10k from a friend to start my business and payed him back plus 20% plus payed him rent to live with him for two months.
What i do with my skid for a side business is remove dirt, gravel, concrete ect. You have the dumpsters so your profit would be great. Great videos bro. Been here since you started the channel and was one of the big reasons why i am so interested to start my dump business. Keep up the good work. I get motivated every time i see your videos.
As for attachments, Invest in a Power Rake, look it up. This attachment is very useful for rehabbing driveways like yours and the ones you already service. Keep up the great content! God bless, Brother🙏🏽❤🇺🇲
Keep up the great content, man! I'm twice your age and still trying to figure out my businesses and always find your content inspiring and informative! How about some content about your mortgage lending biz?
hey just a idea i kinda thought about the same idea of personal transfer station . i was thinking about going to a concrete plant and usually u can buy the big concrete "deadman". its basically a formed box the trucks dump their "paid for" leftover concrete in then re sell it. you could set them up in u shape for a little stahl for easier loading and won't be hitting the walls of your building.
just be aware that if you have a full load in that bucket by raising it up that high you could have some if it come back in the cab with you if its tilted all the way back. love it just be careful.
@@rollingops of course and if you want to move a lot of material while back dragging lay your bucket almost flat and the back side of your cutting edge will pull from high spots and drop in low spots a lot better
Hey man, thought I’d share this experience that happened today. I got a great deal on a 14 ft dump trailer but backed out cause I let fear take over. I got doubts that I wasn’t going to find work or make enough of a profit margin. I’m from south texas, in my city there’s 2 big companies and 2 small companies that I know of. Not sure if it’s over saturated in my area, what do you think? I enjoy your videos btw brother they’re informative and fun to watch!
Totally understand the fear of the unknown. I am a jump and figure it out later guy. And I attribute that to some of the business ventures I've had. That's not always the best strategy, especially if you don't do enough research to convince yourself that it is a good idea/investment. But with any big move, the hardest part is the jump.
@@rollingops bought it yesterday! With that same mentality, had to just jump and figure it out. If not I would’ve never started and been stuck in the same spot. Appreciate the feedback! Keep doing what you’re inspiring a lot of us!
Great video Im going to start watching more of your vids. Ive got to give you a hard time it sounds like you are saying Qubota and Death = Kubota and Depth But I cant say anything I have a pretty heavy southern draw at times.
Hahaha you got me there. I've always said it weird. Even after people try to correct me. I have a few words that some just can't decipher right away! Thanks for watching!
I got mine right as things were getting crazy, but found a great price. They are hard to find under $60,000 now. Brand new, plenty of used options out there. But 0% interest if you buy new usually
Put my order in 7 days ago for one trailer orx 14 with all the upgrades and four standard bins. Any advice for a guy that just starting out I'm out here in Arizona
@@rollingops %100. Man i been watchin you few years now im from michigan im gonna see how that dumpster business will do out here im gonna grab one to see how many times she goes out since i need one for my house. If all goess well it would be a good 2nd business i currently do granite & marble and quartz counter tops. Keep up that hustle bro.
would be happy to help you out. look me up on face book, Young's lawn care and home repair. I also run dumpsters on the side with my mowing business and watch all your videos.
hope this helps you, when driving into a pile of stone or anything curl the bucket at the same time, when spreading stone do it as you are moving, it will spread even for you, when back dragging material if you push the right joystick all the way for ward it will put it in a float position that lets the bucket ride on the surface but no down pressure, you will most likely use this feature to back drag and plow snow. every day check all fluids, grease her, and keep thin side of your tracks clean at the end of the day clean your tracks so nothing can freeze in them or cause extra wear. NAPA auto parts makes hydraulic lines if you break one, get your self some touch up paint. remember ease in and out of the controls to be smooth. some guys will tell you to run her at half throttle, but its not meant to run at half throttle, so I don't advise that. your doing awesome with is so far, the rest is just time in the seat. I borrowed 10k from a friend to start my business and payed him back plus 20% plus payed him rent to live with him for two months.
Makes total sense! Appreciate it!
What i do with my skid for a side business is remove dirt, gravel, concrete ect. You have the dumpsters so your profit would be great. Great videos bro. Been here since you started the channel and was one of the big reasons why i am so interested to start my dump business. Keep up the good work. I get motivated every time i see your videos.
Good deal man! Thanks for watching!
As for attachments, Invest in a Power Rake, look it up. This attachment is very useful for rehabbing driveways like yours and the ones you already service. Keep up the great content! God bless, Brother🙏🏽❤🇺🇲
I've seen those! They seem so useful!
@@rollingops They are, especially for rehabilitating gravel driveways, roads, etc.
That’s a really nice rig! Good luck to you on your new adventure!
Appreciate it!
If the cab is heated easy to place in a community senior area and charge to remove snow from drives
Yep! Too bad it came in after our 4th major storm here!
You should look into asphalt millings. Over time they are almost like pavement.
Yea, I plan to slide that over the top as well!
Keep up the great content, man! I'm twice your age and still trying to figure out my businesses and always find your content inspiring and informative!
How about some content about your mortgage lending biz?
I'll get something about that sometime! Thanks man!
hey just a idea i kinda thought about the same idea of personal transfer station . i was thinking about going to a concrete plant and usually u can buy the big concrete "deadman". its basically a formed box the trucks dump their "paid for" leftover concrete in then re sell it. you could set them up in u shape for a little stahl for easier loading and won't be hitting the walls of your building.
I like that!
Great videos on info as usual thanks for doing them and sharing 👍 and screw all the haters
Thanks man!
@@rollingops Clayton what's a ball bark you would charge to do a website
Nice looking skid
Thanks!
just be aware that if you have a full load in that bucket by raising it up that high you could have some if it come back in the cab with you if its tilted all the way back. love it just be careful.
Doing good honestly man I would lessen your bucket angle a hair when back dragging so you don't cut so hard
Tried it again later, appreciate the tip!
@@rollingops of course and if you want to move a lot of material while back dragging lay your bucket almost flat and the back side of your cutting edge will pull from high spots and drop in low spots a lot better
Hey man, thought I’d share this experience that happened today. I got a great deal on a 14 ft dump trailer but backed out cause I let fear take over. I got doubts that I wasn’t going to find work or make enough of a profit margin. I’m from south texas, in my city there’s 2 big companies and 2 small companies that I know of. Not sure if it’s over saturated in my area, what do you think? I enjoy your videos btw brother they’re informative and fun to watch!
Totally understand the fear of the unknown. I am a jump and figure it out later guy. And I attribute that to some of the business ventures I've had. That's not always the best strategy, especially if you don't do enough research to convince yourself that it is a good idea/investment. But with any big move, the hardest part is the jump.
@@rollingops bought it yesterday! With that same mentality, had to just jump and figure it out. If not I would’ve never started and been stuck in the same spot. Appreciate the feedback! Keep doing what you’re inspiring a lot of us!
@@Vergu2 awesome, best of luck man!
Great video Im going to start watching more of your vids. Ive got to give you a hard time it sounds like you are saying Qubota and Death = Kubota and Depth
But I cant say anything I have a pretty heavy southern draw at times.
Hahaha you got me there. I've always said it weird. Even after people try to correct me. I have a few words that some just can't decipher right away! Thanks for watching!
Rage commenting - I think your content is great man.
Thanks man! Appreciate you!
Does the grease come off on the driveway when you unload or do you put wood down? I have the same set up as you
Usually out wood down!
whats the price for this machine?
I got mine right as things were getting crazy, but found a great price. They are hard to find under $60,000 now. Brand new, plenty of used options out there. But 0% interest if you buy new usually
Put my order in 7 days ago for one trailer orx 14 with all the upgrades and four standard bins. Any advice for a guy that just starting out I'm out here in Arizona
Nice! Just be flexible and beware and understand your weights. And network/market like crazy
Do I get a free hour of Kubota use for every video I shoot for you?
Deal
Why buy new? 0% financing?
Low financing, and warranty, turn around and sell the machine after warranty while it still can fetch a reasonable resale.
I only give my gf the tip sorry. Im jk everyone chill
Only give her what you think she can take, my guy.
@@rollingops %100. Man i been watchin you few years now im from michigan im gonna see how that dumpster business will do out here im gonna grab one to see how many times she goes out since i need one for my house. If all goess well it would be a good 2nd business i currently do granite & marble and quartz counter tops. Keep up that hustle bro.
@@joshmarauder that's sick dude, nothing wrong with testing it and seeing if ya can blow it up!
@@rollingops im getting a griffin gt14 trailer to test the waters
Clayton do you have a generic contract i could use as a guide
would be happy to help you out. look me up on face book, Young's lawn care and home repair. I also run dumpsters on the side with my mowing business and watch all your videos.