The 6 Main Services Every Roadside Contractor Should Be Able To Perform - The Essential Tools List

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

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  • @AliShadada843
    @AliShadada843 Год назад +1

    I have the BAUER 20V Cordless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench, which Powered by a high-performance motor to produce 450 ft. lbs. of breakaway torque for removing lug nuts and head bolts.
    Do you recommend this impact for a beginner in the roadside business or do I need more an impact wrench with more torque ?

  • @paulcampbell3208
    @paulcampbell3208 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video, I've been working routed jobs all my life and I've always wanted to do something to help people (and make a living) I think this is the path for me.

    • @roadsidegenius
      @roadsidegenius  Год назад

      Do it Paul !

    • @dannybbless
      @dannybbless 5 месяцев назад

      Just curious were you able to start and how is it going?

    • @paulcampbell3208
      @paulcampbell3208 5 месяцев назад

      @@dannybbless I ultimately decided to become an electrician. The market where I live is extremely crowded and I didn't want to take up a small loan to start a company. I'd still reccomend it, but I'd do market research in your area first.

    • @dannybbless
      @dannybbless 5 месяцев назад

      @@paulcampbell3208 thank you so much for the response

  • @Erickthedreamgiver
    @Erickthedreamgiver Год назад +1

    Okay yeah I know what tools I need and how to use them how do I get customers are you going to find them for me or what

    • @roadsidegenius
      @roadsidegenius  Год назад

      Most definitely. calendly.com/wdlgmarketing/30-min-meeting

    • @livewithnick
      @livewithnick Год назад +1

      get off your lazy ass and find them yourself. Youre probably too lazy to do the actual work though.

  • @AliShadada843
    @AliShadada843 Год назад +1

    Do you recommend the JNC770R Box?

  • @AliShadada843
    @AliShadada843 Год назад +1

    You don’t carry the JNC660 nomore?

  • @RayRay-eg6rk
    @RayRay-eg6rk 7 месяцев назад

    Is RUclips best to learn how to change and repair all kinds of tires?

  • @dman357
    @dman357 Год назад +1

    Why the sockets have to be thin walled. And why not just recommend having a 3 ton jack instead of a 2ton

    • @roadsidegenius
      @roadsidegenius  Год назад

      3 tons are heavy, my aluminum jacks are easy to manage, plus I need more than one jack for dropped cars

    • @roadsidegenius
      @roadsidegenius  Год назад

      Thin walled for aftermarket rims

  • @hdroadside6430
    @hdroadside6430 Год назад +1

    Cool video but the jnc jumpers to me are junk I seen a guy trying to jumpstart a van with 2 jnc jumpers the blue and the red ones and it wouldn’t start I offered to jump it and he said that it wouldn’t start because the van takes up to much power I used my noco gb150 and it started in 3 seconds it worked better than 2 jnc jumpers that’s why I say jnc are junk

    • @roadsidegenius
      @roadsidegenius  Год назад +3

      Most likely guy didn’t have them charged.😅😅

    • @hdroadside6430
      @hdroadside6430 Год назад +1

      They were charged I just noticed that you have to leave them on the battery for awhile for them to charge up the battery a bit then the vehicle starts the noco gives instant power

    • @livewithnick
      @livewithnick Год назад +1

      so from one experience you made that opinion?? lol Id take a JNC over a NOCO any day. He was obviously doing something wrong and my 2 noco gb150's lasted a year and died. My JNC boxes are 0n their 4th year.

    • @hdroadside6430
      @hdroadside6430 Год назад +1

      @@livewithnick 🤔 i thought people made opinions from experiences 🤦‍♂️(stay in school kids) and I’ve had my Noco jumpers since 2019 still work like new never had any problems