you prolly dont give a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few weeks =)
Awesome jobbing. Great information . Your right , Just because it's a smaller truck , still cost almost the same to operate . Just sold my F800 , picked up a Intl 7400 , DT570 and 10 speed eaton fuller . Wish me luck .
I’m going to look at a 2000 international 4700 tomorrow morning. I’m planning on starting my own business with it. I will be renting an excavator when I need it and will eventually purchase one. Might as well get a skid loader to.
Not sure why your tach doesnt work, but if you think it may be a instrument panel issue, most internationals suffer from this, you can have it repaired for about $150 at Circuit Board Medics in south carolina. My 2002 had failing gauges. They fixed it now everything works great.
Do you operate with a CDL. With the back log at DMV it will be 5 months before I can test for a CDL. I was looking at a single axle International. I’m figuring 5 yards of dirt to stay under 26k. Also do you have to have a DOT #?
Man I can’t wait to be able to afford a single axle… I’m wanting to get into the business for myself and the Huntsville area is growing so much don’t think I can go wrong.. I drive a tri axle for a company but I wanna start small with my own business
I’m interested in getting into the dump trucking industry and have came across the single axle trucks. If I were to start off by getting my own truck would that be the way to go? I’m planning on keeping my current job, but moving to part time and getting my CDL in June. What’s your recommendations or comments towards this.
I don’t guess there is a secret. I bought my truck because I thought it would come in handy on doing the little dirt work jobs I did, and figured I might could sell a load of topsoil or rock here or there. I paid cash for my truck and got a decent deal on it so I thought, if it didn’t work I’d just sell it. I never dreamed I would be as busy with it as I am. I was surprised at the amount of interest I got with people just wanting small quantities of rock and topsoil. You can do an experiment so to speak on your personal Facebook and see how many people might be interested in small loads of rock and topsoil if you had a dump truck. You can also get on Facebook Marketplace and see if anyone else in your area is doing the same thing. I guess my recommendation would be no debt, or very little debt and a savings account. Just do what you say your going to do when you say your going to do it. Don’t be the cheapest. Lol.
skidsteerdrew Okay, thank you for all the advice and ideas. I’ll definitely use them and see where it takes me. I’ll be subscribing to the channel to learn more and follow your journey. Thanks
Man your work ethic has always been inspiring to me. Love you brother!! hope all is well!!!
you prolly dont give a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few weeks =)
Awesome jobbing. Great information . Your right , Just because it's a smaller truck , still cost almost the same to operate . Just sold my F800 , picked up a Intl 7400 , DT570 and 10 speed eaton fuller . Wish me luck .
nice. glad you're staying busy
Thank you sir
great video thanks for sharing
Cheers from Alabama
I bought a 99 C7500 from PJs truck bodies. New bed and paint. 3126 cat and a Allison 3000. I’ve got an SVL75 plus a Tak 230. An a kx-040
I’m going to look at a 2000 international 4700 tomorrow morning. I’m planning on starting my own business with it. I will be renting an excavator when I need it and will eventually purchase one. Might as well get a skid loader to.
Internationals are good trucks for sure
@@drewgardner81 the motor has been redone so I hope it will last me a long time. Body has 60,000 on it. How much weight is yours licensed for?
I have a 2000 International 4700, definitely worth it if it’s in good shape, mines in perfect condition and it’s never given me a problem.
Thanks for the video. I was wondering what area you are in. We’re in Killen/Florence and operate a small excavation business.
Hey there neighbor!!! Lol. Thanks for watching
Not sure why your tach doesnt work, but if you think it may be a instrument panel issue, most internationals suffer from this, you can have it repaired for about $150 at Circuit Board Medics in south carolina. My 2002 had failing gauges. They fixed it now everything works great.
Do you operate with a CDL. With the back log at DMV it will be 5 months before I can test for a CDL. I was looking at a single axle International. I’m figuring 5 yards of dirt to stay under 26k. Also do you have to have a DOT #?
Yes. I have a class A CDL. I also have a DOT number on my truck
Yes.
Man I can’t wait to be able to afford a single axle… I’m wanting to get into the business for myself and the Huntsville area is growing so much don’t think I can go wrong.. I drive a tri axle for a company but I wanna start small with my own business
I want to become a dry van owner operator trucker but now I’m seeing these dump trucks making $99 an hour makes me want to learn more about it
Too small
I’m interested in getting into the dump trucking industry and have came across the single axle trucks. If I were to start off by getting my own truck would that be the way to go? I’m planning on keeping my current job, but moving to part time and getting my CDL in June. What’s your recommendations or comments towards this.
I don’t guess there is a secret. I bought my truck because I thought it would come in handy on doing the little dirt work jobs I did, and figured I might could sell a load of topsoil or rock here or there. I paid cash for my truck and got a decent deal on it so I thought, if it didn’t work I’d just sell it. I never dreamed I would be as busy with it as I am. I was surprised at the amount of interest I got with people just wanting small quantities of rock and topsoil. You can do an experiment so to speak on your personal Facebook and see how many people might be interested in small loads of rock and topsoil if you had a dump truck. You can also get on Facebook Marketplace and see if anyone else in your area is doing the same thing. I guess my recommendation would be no debt, or very little debt and a savings account. Just do what you say your going to do when you say your going to do it. Don’t be the cheapest. Lol.
skidsteerdrew Okay, thank you for all the advice and ideas. I’ll definitely use them and see where it takes me. I’ll be subscribing to the channel to learn more and follow your journey. Thanks
Thank you. Thanks for watching
@@drewgardner81 So you bought this expecting to use it for personal use/part time work and now its turned into full time?
@@2ndMomentumGarage yes sir
How tall is you tailgate? I'm in the process of updating my truck and am looking at building either a 36" or 48" tall gate. My truck is like yours.
Mines a 48
Do you collect your money right after you dump ? After all , the fee for dumping at the local facility is around $100 to $200 is it not ?
How many tons does it vary of gravel
Wish our single axle was a std trans
I got lucky with this one. Thanks for watching.
How many yards can that haul?
I need a CDL to drive this trucks?
Is this a class a or a class b vehicle?
Hey men. How much do you earn? Dalily net?
I need a single axle dump.truck of Mack
Me too. Ha ha
@@drewgardner81 The medium duty Mack would work well for this kind of stuff. It's a neat little truck.
You are buying access. I can dump it where the big hogs can’t
Yes i have a 3500 chevrolet silverado 04
What type of insurance do I need for local dump trucking
I have 1 million general liability and my truck insurance
Whats that run u per month?
@@NextLoadJunkRemoval here in Vt we need a 2 million policy. It all depends on how much revenue tend to want to generate. I pay about 600 a year
Cant hear u almost never
Do you ever say anything positive?