Seriously the best part of this video was watching you spray down the rental machine! That speaks volumes of the mindset and care for someone else's equipment. Whenever you rent or borrow someone's tools or equipment, you always bring it back either the way it was or better! Extremely proud to see you having the respect to take care of something that wasn't your's but treating it as if it was! BIG POINTS in my book!
Fast forward 2 years and the boys are using Kubota for a totally different reason...they followed their dream...now its a reality...total admiration for them both.☺
all of these people are complaining, but is the building still standing? no. did it damage any neighboring buildings? no. so what’s the big deal? first time or not the job was finished
Here the big deal. -The guy is destroying the excavator by swinging it sideways, will eventually cost them a bunch of time and money to split the machine and fix the swing gear -they did not protect that old tree but tramped the root system -they collapsed the chimney on the trash which means they are paying to throw bricks in the tonnage - you dont need a skid steer at all all on that job it is just making a mess - the excavator is too small they needed one twice the size -you dont pack a container with a fixed thumb like that you actually can twist it off like that Im sure if i watched it again id find more wrong
There was an old, run-down, house in our village, and people complained about it constantly. A contract was put to tender for the demolition, and people complained regarding who got the contract to tear it down. Over a two day period it took to tear the house down and haul away the rubble, people complained about the noise and dust. Now, the lot is completely restored and put up for sale, pending a zoning change from residential to commercial, because it's on a business street, and guess what....people are complaining. Some people just like to complain.
forget all the people giving you a hard time. yes the trailer is over loaded with the excavator and the skid steer on there. but keep going. your going to make mistakes. that's the best way to learn.
I use a grapple bucket on my Skidsteer for demo jobs like this. I don't have a mini-ex... You should buy/ rent one next time, especially if you own the skider already :) Also, swinging the mini-ex boom sideways into stuff isn't the best for it... push/ pull on stuff instead...
Nice job keep up the hard work! You will be into a bigger machine soon! Gotta start somewhere! I can’t wait to watch one of your videos with a big 30,000 pound excavator
I use a Cat 963 with a 4 in one demo bucket. After I tear it all down, I push The debris into a pile and shredded up with the tracks of the dozer into small pieces then I load into a dumpster or a dump truck and haul it away. It really depends on your budget.
Not here to bash anyone on how they do there job. Good job on that demo. It only takes about an 8 hour shift to get better on operating a excavator. [Tip] smash it up as small as possible and crawl on top of the pile and load your boxed like that to keep from crawling so far.
Best part of the video was seeing the Dodge Cummins at the end. By the way, you guys are rookies. Always spray water on the material to prevent fires from starting. Use a larger excavator also lol.
Bro use a 360 grab it will save you hrs of work and it’s a great tool for light buildings like these you will be amazed how useful the grabs are after time 👍 keep up the good work fella
Where tf do you live? I live in Illinois I’ve operated for 8 years everything from a 4000lbs excavator to a 40,000 lbs excavator and never needed a license. The one they were using is probly 8,000 lbs
My favorite part was when you were like: "Abatement? I don't see any asbestos siding. What are you talking about bro?" OK. You didn't say it, but you were thinking it. ;-)
The next time you use an excavator curled the bucket up then press down into the dumpster with it. Also if your other excavator had claws you could grab bigger chunks? I think somebody's videogame playing help them run those excavators. Looks like you had fun and wish I could have joined you : )
So im new to the industry I took on a job like this. To tell you the truth. It scares the shit out of me. So anyway I watched your video and it answered my questions I was so afraid I was going to rent to small equipment but now I know. Thank you
I did my first demo about a year ago and even I knew better than this. Man I gotta move to the South. I bet you those guys priced that job twice as much as I would here in Oregon and I would have done the whole thing by myself! Would have saved that home owner a ton of $ and still made a hefty profit.
9k for each piece of equipment is probably a bit on the light side, so 18k+ on a trailer designed for less than half that. Talk about unsafe on the road.
please keep your guys backed away from the machinery while working it man. that’s so dangerous. to many blind spots especially for a new operator too. ive seen multiple guys get hurt because of negligence & not paying attention. im not bashing you just saying be safe than sorry lol
This is exactly why you should never buy a rental machine after its rental life! Lot of people without experience and using the machines improperly, putting excessive premature wear on the bucket/arm pins. Not to mention the side swinging to knock down the wall and chimney, more wear and tear on the slew motor.
You know it's stuff like this that makes me glad my first demo sketched me out enough to not do more. Was in Louisiana demoing some chock roach infested hell hole and the contractor didn't give us any respirators, no safety equipment at all, meanwhile he's doing coke all day. House was probably 100 years old and full of asbestos, all of us woke up with sore lungs. What a disaster.
I can't see what state or city this demo took place but first things I notice side shingle (Asbestos) part of the roof was also Asbesto. Big contamination
Bigger machine push material in to a pile crush wood etc with tracks of heavy machine. No sheet rock makes for easy demo. Not bad for first attempt you figure it out
I’m planning on gettin Into some demo work in the spring.. how did you quote a job like this? And roughly what’s an estimate on a job this size? Nice job!
We sub contracted this job. The homeowner pulled all the permits and took care of the trash cans. We charged a flat fee of $5000 for the demolition but we had to rent the mini excavator for around $350. Took us about a day and a half.
the biggest cost was probably the dumpsters, unless they got a deal...normally its like $400 per dumpster....they used 6......minimum cost $3500 plus $1200 labor
If you buy your own excavator, never swing the machine sideways to move or knockdown anything, you'll end of having to replace the large pinion gear that rotates the machine and the swing motor. On a large excavator that's a major repair that involves taking most of the machine apart.
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Who’s here when they buy their own skid steer?
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They look totally different with hard hats. Change my mind
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This got recommended after you new Kobota video
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I love your videos man
Same here
The boys energy is so different two years on.
They've come a long way.
Ye 😂 😂 😂
Well yeah they're rich lol
easy when you have a lambo
This was there brothers channel back then, the on that is the builder on their house. This is the video where he (the brother) purchased the excavator
now they have brand new kubota of their own
All i know is these guys progression from then to now has blossomed ten fold. They are doing the dam thing. Big Ups to the goonzquad.
Seriously the best part of this video was watching you spray down the rental machine! That speaks volumes of the mindset and care for someone else's equipment. Whenever you rent or borrow someone's tools or equipment, you always bring it back either the way it was or better! Extremely proud to see you having the respect to take care of something that wasn't your's but treating it as if it was! BIG POINTS in my book!
Let’s be real, he beat the fuck outta that mini. A wash was the least of their worries
Really? Did you miss the entire video where he beat the piss outta it cause they have no idea how to operate them 😂
And to think a year later, you’d own a Ferrari and Lambo...
Actually now they have got a Ferrari 458 and a Lamborghini Huracan!
LL-Industries yeah..... that’s what I said
This 2020 they had Ferrari and lambhorghini and so many different cars in their garage
@@kentjennison1970 Its just business they sell the cars when they are done.
then a year later they get a heli and a house hahahahaha
“We gonna own these one day”
Fast forward 2 years and the boys are using Kubota for a totally different reason...they followed their dream...now its a reality...total admiration for them both.☺
That’s the best example I’ve ever seen of how to overgross a trailer.
all of these people are complaining, but is the building still standing? no. did it damage any neighboring buildings? no. so what’s the big deal? first time or not the job was finished
Here the big deal.
-The guy is destroying the excavator by swinging it sideways, will eventually cost them a bunch of time and money to split the machine and fix the swing gear
-they did not protect that old tree but tramped the root system
-they collapsed the chimney on the trash which means they are paying to throw bricks in the tonnage
- you dont need a skid steer at all all on that job it is just making a mess
- the excavator is too small they needed one twice the size
-you dont pack a container with a fixed thumb like that you actually can twist it off like that
Im sure if i watched it again id find more wrong
@@chrislasala here's a real big deal...
- the mini excavator is still running normaly
-now they owns 2 supercars thanks to the haters
There was an old, run-down, house in our village, and people complained about it constantly. A contract was put to tender for the demolition, and people complained regarding who got the contract to tear it down. Over a two day period it took to tear the house down and haul away the rubble, people complained about the noise and dust. Now, the lot is completely restored and put up for sale, pending a zoning change from residential to commercial, because it's on a business street, and guess what....people are complaining. Some people just like to complain.
forget all the people giving you a hard time. yes the trailer is over loaded with the excavator and the skid steer on there. but keep going. your going to make mistakes. that's the best way to learn.
Jerry Southwick I hear ya! Thanks for the support I’ve learned a lot from that first job.
Enjoyed the video, and thought the Kubotas did great. Thanks for sharing the video with us.
I use a grapple bucket on my Skidsteer for demo jobs like this. I don't have a mini-ex... You should buy/ rent one next time, especially if you own the skider already :) Also, swinging the mini-ex boom sideways into stuff isn't the best for it... push/ pull on stuff instead...
Nice job keep up the hard work! You will be into a bigger machine soon! Gotta start somewhere! I can’t wait to watch one of your videos with a big 30,000 pound excavator
You guys are tuff no slack in you guys love your spunk keep up the good work
Congrats on ur first demo job.
U did great. Keep it up bro. :)
Old dodge sounds real good. She's nice n' loaded!
No one
Literally no one
RUclips after me watching the latest video
Here is a video 2 y ago when they demolishing a house
I use a Cat 963 with a 4 in one demo bucket. After I tear it all down, I push The debris into a pile and shredded up with the tracks of the dozer into small pieces then I load into a dumpster or a dump truck and haul it away. It really depends on your budget.
That's how we learn just get and do it. Don't let the haters get you down they are just mad at the world and everthing in it.
Good job brother. You might want to opt for the grapple attachment for that skid steer. You can fill a 30 yd container very quickly.
On the road to 1 million subscribers. The success is well-deserved, guys!
damn you're right lol
You boys have come a long way with your video skills and personality.
I think that it was a good job for First Timers. Keep up the good work and you will learn from your mistakes..
Not here to bash anyone on how they do there job. Good job on that demo. It only takes about an 8 hour shift to get better on operating a excavator. [Tip] smash it up as small as possible and crawl on top of the pile and load your boxed like that to keep from crawling so far.
Nice job guys. Get u a grapple bkt. It's a game changer for brush an demo work
Good job. This is my dream business. Like working with equipment.
Throw back,been hard workers from the start.💪
Out there getting it done good on you guys keep up the work👍
You guys just tore into it and had a bit of fun i bet.
Jason Moyle Yea lol
Did you guys ending up selling the house you renovated?
Got to get a SLV with a grapple, thats a real time saver for initial cleanup.
That’s awesome you should do some more house rebuilds too! 😁
Best part of the video was seeing the Dodge Cummins at the end. By the way, you guys are rookies. Always spray water on the material to prevent fires from starting. Use a larger excavator also lol.
spray'n water s to keep dust down!!!
A 4 in 1 bucket for the skid steer would be so much easier
Bro use a 360 grab it will save you hrs of work and it’s a great tool for light buildings like these you will be amazed how useful the grabs are after time 👍 keep up the good work fella
I work in construction. You guys did an alright job.
You should do a video with that truck hauling
Ha!!!
Can't knock you for getting the job, but next time get a bigger excavator. It would save you time.
TRue!
Bigger excavators require a license to operate
Where tf do you live? I live in Illinois I’ve operated for 8 years everything from a 4000lbs excavator to a 40,000 lbs excavator and never needed a license. The one they were using is probly 8,000 lbs
Kale. I've used the same over the years and never heard of someone needing a license.
@@evan6.7 License? Where do you need a license to operate an excavator?
My favorite part was when you were like:
"Abatement? I don't see any asbestos siding. What are you talking about bro?"
OK. You didn't say it, but you were thinking it. ;-)
And think they have a new nice house lambos Ferrari vipers ect and there energy is way different now
The evolution of you two or the channel itself is something
can believe they had a 2nd gen cummins back in the day . hell yeah 🤙🤙
A hyd thumb would also help big time I can tear down houses garages alot faster then a manual thumb
5:06 magic doors just look how they automatically close (in the left side of the vid)
Nice Dudee!
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hahah greetings from Spain dudes ;)
That's the difference between being your own boss and getting bossed around.
The next time you use an excavator curled the bucket up then press down into the dumpster with it. Also if your other excavator had claws you could grab bigger chunks? I think somebody's videogame playing help them run those excavators. Looks like you had fun and wish I could have joined you : )
aa999xyz Great tips! Yea we both definitely had lots of fun doing this job. The claw on the skid steer would have made the job go a bit faster.
love them reliable kubota beast that can handle any thing these powerful beast can handle
Big Mike needs his own channel lol
I’d like to see their funny friend in the future cracking jokes
I feel it’s like a flashback from Og goonzquad to new goonzquad
Kubota mini excavator did that job with no problem. Awesome work guys
Need you a good demo grapple bucket for that skid steer and would have made the cleanup take 1/2-1/4 of the time
Man I would love to do this for a living, need a grapple attachment on the skid steer and it would of went a lot faster!
So this is what you did before rebuilding cars.
Sketchy!!!!!!!!
That comment at 1:13 - and then looking at the latest video! Amazing!
So im new to the industry I took on a job like this. To tell you the truth. It scares the shit out of me. So anyway I watched your video and it answered my questions I was so afraid I was going to rent to small equipment but now I know. Thank you
@3:10 that fireplace almost burned a hole in your pocket if it hit that Mini Ex. 😅
Poor trailer
How did you guys price the job
From menacing code work to building zo6 and hellcat !!!!
I did my first demo about a year ago and even I knew better than this. Man I gotta move to the South. I bet you those guys priced that job twice as much as I would here in Oregon and I would have done the whole thing by myself! Would have saved that home owner a ton of $ and still made a hefty profit.
Well i need to get with you I’m starting a demo biz
Good sounding truck u got there lol
Hey you guys should post more demo videos, there really fun to watch
Holy overloaded Batman!!!! lol
Shannon Stiles they make a 10000lb single wheel now. Ill give him the benefit of the doubt but i thought the same thing. Lol
Looks like those are 6k axles...
Christopher L i think your right. 6 lug at least. See it good at 7:46
9k for each piece of equipment is probably a bit on the light side, so 18k+ on a trailer designed for less than half that. Talk about unsafe on the road.
LOL I can't confirm nor deny the fact that Maybe overloading a trailer or two in my day
At least you didn’t say pease at the end during the early years
please keep your guys backed away from the machinery while working it man. that’s so dangerous. to many blind spots especially for a new operator too. ive seen multiple guys get hurt because of negligence & not paying attention. im not bashing you just saying be safe than sorry lol
What kind of trailer do you have to haul both pieces of equipment! And how much weight was that
6:31 what y’all smoking
Cigarettes want one
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Great choice man
This is why you don't buy rental machines
Look like they did good job for their first time to me!
This is exactly why you should never buy a rental machine after its rental life! Lot of people without experience and using the machines improperly, putting excessive premature wear on the bucket/arm pins. Not to mention the side swinging to knock down the wall and chimney, more wear and tear on the slew motor.
Nairb Kcorrum sorry about that lol I will never treat a machine like that again
Bros need to find that "site manager" dude and incorporate him into the new goonzquad.
With your skid steer push all of it into a pile then load with the mini ex
I didn't know that they used to do demolition jobs. What were their old RUclips Channel name?
I think it's this one
That is cool at your first Job
Good video. Next time get the grapple bucket on the skid steer. Really improve your production time
Crunchie munchie😂. Great job 👍
Glad you took up fixin' cars
He was very right about it being his first time using a mini lol still got it done tho
You should check out the demo dozer bucket for your skid steer
The black dude is hilarious 😂😂😂 bring him back
Did you guys have an asbestos survey, and you are suppose to have water to keep the dust down.
You know it's stuff like this that makes me glad my first demo sketched me out enough to not do more. Was in Louisiana demoing some chock roach infested hell hole and the contractor didn't give us any respirators, no safety equipment at all, meanwhile he's doing coke all day. House was probably 100 years old and full of asbestos, all of us woke up with sore lungs. What a disaster.
Wish you still had this truck
Now they have their own machines
Opps wrong house LOL
I can't see what state or city this demo took place but first things I notice side shingle (Asbestos) part of the roof was also Asbesto. Big contamination
Nope, it is not probably asbestos, it's banned in all countries
You should maybe add a cage to it Incase some debris comes falling down on the operator
Holy overloaded batman
How much do you charge per square ft? Did you have to call the city for a permit? I’m 2 weeks shy of my first demo job.
Bigger machine push material in to a pile crush wood etc with tracks of heavy machine. No sheet rock makes for easy demo. Not bad for first attempt you figure it out
Do better compacting your loads in the boxes. Learn to save more in that area.
But nice. Maybe I missed that but just advice
Pick up + trailer +KX40+SVL75??? Holy over gross Batman!!
Look at all these pros! Lol I didn't know there was a wrong way to demo a house lmfao
You guys really need a graple bucket for that skidsteer. It could of done that whole job without needing the excavator.
I’m planning on gettin Into some demo work in the spring.. how did you quote a job like this? And roughly what’s an estimate on a job this size? Nice job!
We sub contracted this job. The homeowner pulled all the permits and took care of the trash cans. We charged a flat fee of $5000 for the demolition but we had to rent the mini excavator for around $350. Took us about a day and a half.
You need a grapple bucket for the skid steer.
Sub is the best way to go,less risk
Question. Was this still a profitable demo having to rent all your equipment? Seems like considering average sqft for demo is $3.
the biggest cost was probably the dumpsters, unless they got a deal...normally its like $400 per dumpster....they used 6......minimum cost $3500 plus $1200 labor
Sad that we couldn't get a house tour before it got ripped apart
That’s why you don’t buy a used Excavator!! Lol Looks like they had fun though
tigersx41 we own the skid steer but the excavator was rented, yea was a lot of fun
If you buy your own excavator, never swing the machine sideways to move or knockdown anything, you'll end of having to replace the large pinion gear that rotates the machine and the swing motor. On a large excavator that's a major repair that involves taking most of the machine apart.
Whatttt, goonzquad came a long way