The Ultimate Fence-Building Truck | Complete Setup
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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You've seen our other trucks! Here's the one to rule them all! The ultimate fence-builder's truck setup and layout.
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Hey Mark, hope I did not mess up spelling your name. I watch your channel all the time. Always enjoy and learn something every time, no kidding! Your explanation of a bid and estimate was spot on! I explain it the same. Your Ford 650 is well thought out for the job at hand. I hope your crews appreciate it! I ran Ford's my whole life and they have served me well.keep up the professional work brother! Keep up the vids too! Don't let the negative comments bother you when you get them! You and SWI do a great job from what I see. Thanks!
Hey thanks man. I appreciate that. 👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely Love Shake And Bake and Mungus Chungas!!! We use bigger trucks instead of trailers as well and it’s nice when you have everything you need and the crew in 1 truck
You guys are gonna smash your goal
With how the team is setup 💪🏻
Great truck, 98% there though. Just need a water tank, 120 gallon💪🏽💪🏽
This video was the perfect break at the perfect time for me. For you, it's your livelihood but on this side of the screen, it's fun to look at as one of the ultimate toys. I don't currently have any use for a truck like this, but if one fell in my lap, I'd FIND a use for it! At the same time, this looks like the work of very fine engineer. There appears to be no wasted space at all; most of the space appears to be versatile so it can adapt to your needs. I think that is extremely important, especially since tools and equipment can change quickly. The biggest shock to me is that a CDL is not required for a machine that size!
Some observations, because I feel compelled to do so for the good of all mankind:
1. I could hear you better in this video because your sneakers aren't so loud anymore, but that's not a good thing. They need to be cleaned or replaced; I like loud.
2. I have no idea what a "little beaver" is you were describing for placement at the rear of the flatbed. I did an internet search for "little beaver." It ... err ... wasn't helpful.
3. "Identifying the gender" of a bird in flight is avine-phobic and I find it uhfunsuve.
4. You're a Chebby guy? Really? That's so disappointing.
I'll work on the shoes. The always look better if I can stay in the office and keep them clean.
A little beaver is a post hole auger with a gas engine. They are very efficient diggers in good ground. Rocks, roots, and hard clay challenge it.
Sometimes we must make educated guesses based on all the evidence we have. Sorry if my knowledge of biology offends you. ;>)
C'mon you knew we all drove the good stuff...you saw our other videos
A portable dance floor… and nary a margarita blender in sight??? It’s 5 o’clock somewhere. What are you thinking?
Is there a rack for drying your beach towels and Speedos?
Do you have a drawer for stowing your safety flip flops?
I didn’t see a draw knife either. How do you strip the bark offen yer hedge posts?
Aside from that… looks like a first class setup!!!
The flipflop drawer! I forgot to show you! It's actually attached to the flipflop gun...
@@SWiFence Proper RUclips lexicon is "Pew Pew..."
just trying to keep you monetized bud!"
Now that's a mans truck. Quite an investment when you add all of this together. Hope you have a secure yard and big dogs.
Show a bro some love on those awesome ramset g2 guns!!! lol
Well thought out, tidy truck.
Thanks!
I love it thanks this was great 💪
Bad Ass Truck!!!!
Thanks!
Nice truck !! You have it well equipped with everything you might need. Maybe I will see it around Jacksonville. With all the development going on in St. Johns county I bet y'all are flogging it. Make sure your guys don't put too much weight on it and go over 26,001 lbs. The DOT loves to write tickets. I Used to work in site work the chevy 3500 flat bed that I drove weighed over 15,000 lbs. then the trailer and equipment class A CDL time. St Johns county was like Wyoming 15-20 years ago not many people. Y'all be careful out there, with y'alls new ride you might want to get a dash cam so when crazy people cut you off and salm on the brakes are got their head in a cell phone you got a witness. But if its your fault throw it in the salt marsh. Thanks for the great video.
If we go over 26,001 lb we have ever more problems since that is over the placarded GVWR.
Bro...that truck has more tools on it than my whole company. Just curious, do you need a commercial DL to drive that beast?
We'll, you answered my CDL question in the video. Awesome truck, INDEED it is.
What exactly did you use to make that mount for the driver if you don’t mind me asking?
Q1, best truck ever. Ford rules
We're not natural Ford fans, but these do get the job done. 👍🏻😏
Time you get over to Europe with SWI ;)
Funny enough we're heading that way soon!
Check out the Milwaukee m18 compressor. Super light and very quiet. It’s a game changer
I feel like you didn't notice all the yellow HAHA. Better off dead than red unless its a snackout!
@@SWiFence hahaha I got both dewaukee it is!😜
Milwaukee fuel all the way, but I get it your committed 😀
gounna have to swoop one of these 😫
Besides its a Ford. Amen brother !
Assuming you being in Florida you aren't worried about clearance issues. I would think it would have a difficult time transitioning driveways that have an incline. Curious as to the clearance and what degree grade change it can accommodate.
I have to let you know when we found a driveway or corner we could not traverse. To date that has not yet happened.
Its not good at inclnes for sure but there aren't many hills or steep driveways in FL as long as you keep it out of the ditches you're good!
Sweet
Broo Chevy do have the 6500 I have one in California I love it
Three things I noticed. 1: That’s a sweet setup. 2: How dare you assume to know the gender of a bird without asking. 3: It looks like a party is beginning to peak out the back of your hat.
Think about how a capon would feel after Mark just gets a fleeting look and misgenders him.
With that big o flat bed he has a party plat form at the beach put some pipe in the stake pockets and add a tarp and have a grill in the receiver hitch and bring on the party.
1) other than its a F***
2) listen, you can get a pretty good look at a stake by shoving your head up a bulls .....well you know the rest
3) I've been challenged by #1 and #3 so its nice that its noticed. I feel smarter already.
Where do I get one of these trucks set up like this? How much does this setup cost?
With all the tools you’re probably looking at $180k without the tools, probably $160. And this includes the truck if you want to provide the truck and get a bed built, we can assist with that. (sales@swifence.com)
How long is the bed of the truck?
What did that rig set you back? We use F450s but considering bigger.
Without tools and performing the work in house, 130k. With tools, 160k.
How do u not need a cdl? Once u load it won't it be overweight?
CDL isn’t required until 26,001 pound
Fdot (state troopers) are parking f350’s pulling gooseneck or 5th wheel trailers whichever empty because the gcwr is 40k and the drivers don’t have a class a-cdl.
What part of Florida are you guys in?
St Augustine
Where is the link for the spikes?
Got them on Amazon somewhere I think. Don't know the link off the top of my head.
Noice!
That is something I am definitely looking forward to is having a bed on my pickup that I can easily organize all categories of my tools. I currently am only using a standard pickup bed tool box on a flatbed, in which it can be very easy just to throw tools in when you’re done working for the day which absolutely drives me nuts. But I guess I could just be more disciplined in putting my tools away properly each day, but then it wouldn’t give me incentive to get a bed that I can properly organize with. Lol.
Ready to swap self tappers for a Ramset! Not of much use if you can't get nails, though. Keep us posted, please? Slick rig.👍🤙
TrakFast will do up to 1 3/8" nails and uses the same fuel and batteries. We are using them for nailing on pickets and donuts now. Still need longer Gypfast nails for the board on board and horizontal gates. Hopefully mid summer.
In your experience, will it reliably attach pickets to 14g tubing? Ramset propaganda says 16g, BUT........?
Very nice but way too much stuff
I believe you have to have a medical card thats usdot approved to drive these truck.
No requirement for a medical card since these have a GVWR under 26,0001 lbs.
@@SWiFence i looked up that all non cdl driver's license that operate vehicles 10001 truck or truck and trailer must have a valid medical card in the state of Florida
Chevy hasn't come up with anything like that cuz Chevy sucks