Bro I respect this video because much people wont take the time to tell someone how to make money out there because of greed. You were really specific thanks bro.
My landscaping business was failing and I we just bought a dump trailer so we started selling delivered landscape materials mulch soil stone and I have been making over $1,000 a day with it after expenses only 9 hrs a day to I never made that much mowing lawns we are no longer doing landscaping or mowing we have switched the business over to a landscape supply yard
Kocta N If your interested in starting a business don’t start with debt I did and from 18 years old when I started to almost 30 I was on the hamster wheel of debt also value your time because no one will if you don’t find something to do that’s in high demand that no one does in my case the market was saturated w landscapers which drove down prices to the point of me almost going out of business so I figured there was 3 landscape suppliers in my area so I figured I would sell supplies to them I made enough money in a month to start a bulk materials yard and it has been a better success than I could of ever dreamed of good luck to you and you are already on the right track with wanting to invest your money instead of pissing it away
I work in my city's public works department and make pretty decent money and amazing benefits. Working here outside of street maintenance they trained me for my CDL and I do a lot of Hauling, rock,salt,dirt,garbage etc...I seen a lot of people at the landfill with dump trailers..and this brought me here. I enjoy driving and moving around town and meeting people. Seems like a good side income for me
This inspires me to buy a trailer and haul stuff during my summers between high school. I’m very interested in buying a trailer by mowing and then renting skid steer still I grow bigger
Keep this up brodi. Been watching you for a while now. I live in the city so there's not much I can do with this information. But it's great knowledge.
Dude, roofing! Great idea! They work hard, they don't want to clean up after themselves! If i trawl construction sites and GCs don't hire me, I'll try roofing trashout.
Great info. I have the trailer and the equipment and truck. I do a little on the weekends but some day I want to do it full time. I am south of Houston. Take care and stay safe.
I'm glad I came across this video. I'm looking to have multiple businesses in the future. Right now I'm piloting and I have a 03 5.9 Cummins so my truck is capable of both. I live in California and idk how the competition would be over here but you are right on the payments, if you cant make that in a month something's wrong haha
Great video. I'm actually prepping to invest in a bob cat, dump trailer, and a mobile home toter 😬 just purchased 2020 chevy 3500 dually!!! This video gave me the motivation i was losing
I live on the same side of town as you. Spring branch, walking distance from spring woods. Has to be like 5 min away from you and just bought a dump trailer. Hope to see you around soon. Trying to start renting out my trailer too
One caution: IF your landfill/dump is like ours, they make you drive out over a few hundred yards of stuff other folks have dumped to dump your load. Problem with that is you drive over 10 zillion things that tires don't like...such as roofing nails/etc....dumped before you. I went to our dump a few times, got one or more flat tires each time. NOW I just pay for a construction dumpster off loaded on site.....cheaper than repairing/buying tires.
I do hauling too here in California and sadly here with many regulations big companies are pushing small businesses out of work, plus since the 1800 got junk fever entered here now you can see many many junk haulers that turned the hauling business into a cheap service, the point you were talking about that you have to spend 200 on dumping and 300 profit sadly is a no no anymore for the same reasons.
Man same here in houston with the dumpster rentals, it’s hard for me to rent them out because people charge so cheap for them. I have set prices for my dumpster if they pay what I want I deliver if not they can stay in my yard not a problem to me
What do you mean can you give me more details I'm going to start something like that but I'm going to add more services into my business like haul small loads ..I have a 40ft flatbed gooseneck
Great video man! This is definitely a good idea to start your own business . I am looking into this. I want to put my truck to use to make some extra money.
just what i wanted to know thanks bro . In your next video can you go into detail about what you do like how you would explain to a group of high school students
I'm thinking about getting a 12' or 14' foot box truck to haul household trash I personally think it will be a lot easier to maneuver in tight Area what do you think about that idea ?? Just found your channel
A long time ago I saw a RUclips video about using a dump trailer and back then I was doing lawn mowing n landscaping with a 1500 GMC . Then I saw about Hot Shot from a guy on RUclips with TP as his business name . He puts a lot of free information based on his success and failures . So , because of that I saved and had bought a 2500 Duramax 4x4 and I was planning on doing Hot Shot and then I saw how he later started to rent his truck from Enterprise and how later he bumped up from a single 2500 Ram to the F-3500 dually hauling a 40’ Gooseneck. Dude even shows his struggles and now he has several trailers and drivers . I guess I might switch gears since I bought a used truck cash and I’ve been fixing her up . I’m also learning the headaches of these newer Diesel trucks with fuel problems and having to use DEF . Well how’s the Hot Shot driving doing fer ya ?
Good information man. I've been thinking about getting a side hustle going on. My bread and butter Is delivering sand to brick layers. But housing is low at the moment so gotta find other supplemental incomes.
Just discovered your channel and there's something I'm not clear on. Say a customer pays for a 3 day rental, can they go and dump the trailer themselves or do you prohibit them from moving your trailer? Next question. Say they have a multiple day rental, they fill the trailer and need it dumped before their rental time is up, do you charge an additional fee how do you address that? Great channel, great content!
Oh no, nobody moves my trailer just me. By renting I mean. They can use it to throw whatever trash in it. And I haul it off. If they have the trailer ready before the 3 days I pick it up no additional cost
What brand of trailer and what’s the axles rated at and what type are they ? Are they torsion or spring ? Oh and the hydraulic lift is it in the very front or in the middle or scissors ? From what I’ve read the front hydraulic lift is supposed to be the best . I noticed that ya loaded more to the back and that ya didn’t really add any towards the front . I use to work for a landscaping company and they used the Duramax way back in the day with Gooseneck trailers and we also would load our own materials in their yard and one of the trucks would haul the skid steer . Speaking of the steer , what yr make n model is it ? I was so used to Bobcats that when I went to work for this company they had John Deere if I’m correct and their steering was way difficult for me to get used to using but after working on a site where they were hauling 18 wheelers full of top soil aka human waste I got the hang of it . Wealthy folks were paying top dollar for our shit literally. Well , grab a lengua Taco.
👍👍👍 Thanks a lot for the knowledge!! Please more! How is the average in a month whit the dump jobs or transport a mini excavator or skidsteer or thrash or something like that? Did you have bad month in year whit less Jobs in Houston? Can i live from that job to cover all my cost of a normal live. Whitout a cdl! Thx
Do you get work still even if you don’t have a skid steer ? What do you do in that case if there’s a job that requires one or would you ask them if they have something to load you up with say if they want to load you with gravel or something like that.
I would never buy a new truck I am looking at only emissions exempt vehicle anymore that are all mechanical but then again I don't haul commercially so that makes a difference
MGL_OUTDOORS I went with pj rollsters and I chose not to go with industry standard, no one in my area runs them so stealing them would be difficult. Also the dealer was 5 hours not 18hours like Texas pride.
henry holliday my truck has never let me down until yesterday. I’m second owner bought it used out of Maryland. There was a special warranty on both the reductive heater and a glow plug I knew about in and out three hours and no charge at least 2k of work!
Man I’m really trynna get it or the dumb trailer side hustle I got 04 2500 diesel would that be good to start with I’m just trynna get a nice size trailer an skid steer
When moving equipment do you charge by the hour or by the mile? Or does that depend on how far you are going? I don’t need any $ figures. Thanks for this video and info. Love your videos!
Great videos, What size truck do you have? I currently have a lawn care business, pressure wash/ re-surface/striping and trap animals. I am planning on buying a dump or two like yours but want to know what a good range truck is. I do have a 94 chevy 2500 Silverado.
@@Grtruckingdemolitionllc thanks man, great info. Next time I pass through H town I will give you a shout. I'd like to see your operation. I come from a blue collar family and want to keep it real.
Im 20 and thinking about going into this line of work hopefully start a business Any advice you can offer on how to get my first truck and trailer? I live in Louisiana btw
Always have to start with a old truck lol, look on Craigslist for one, I started with a 2003 chevy 2500 6.0 gas. Had it for 2 years then upgraded to the ram, and trailer do payments
He said you don’t need a CDL but just to be clear if you live in California you can haul 26k GVWR BUT you can only haul a 10k GVWR trailer so if it’s like this where the trailer is 14k GVWR a class A license is required.
that is my first thought as well as the without a cdl you can't have a trailer weight over 10,000 pounds which can happen real easy with heavy materials like firewood,concrete,demolition debris etc.
henry holliday correct, I’m curious because for my truck ( a 09 Gmc duramax 2500) the combined weight rating is 22,000 the truck is 9200 and with the smallest dumpster trailer I can find a (14k GVWR) would put me over the GCWR over 22,000 and I would be illegally overweight unless I de-rate a trailer. A lot of people think as long as you’re not over your “towing capacity” and you’re under the 26,000 required for CDL that they’re doing things right and that’s not the case.
Grtruckingdemolition probably puts you close then forsure! Either way I’m not here dictating, just curious how some of the other guys are pulling it off, keep doing what you do!
Just curious how does insurance work when hauling others equipment? Believe mine is basically like if it's hooked up to my truck, it's covered. Great video!
Hey bro im in houston too i got injured at my last job and was thinking on jumping on this as a side hustle to keep providing for my fam while i heal completely.. I had some questions regarding this gig hope you can help?
I just bought a 2020 Ford F150 Ecoboost 3.5L with max trailer package 13,200lbs. Can it tow a dump trailer maybe 4 to 5 times a day for my business. I might go up 2500 SuperDuty once business takes off.
It is easy money if you have the contacts, I will be rich if I had the contacts for everything. I do all type of work, I do have a trailer, but I just need costumers, what should I do, go and knock people at their doors and ask them for job? Anyways, good luck man.
Bro I respect this video because much people wont take the time to tell someone how to make money out there because of greed. You were really specific thanks bro.
My landscaping business was failing and I we just bought a dump trailer so we started selling delivered landscape materials mulch soil stone and I have been making over $1,000 a day with it after expenses only 9 hrs a day to I never made that much mowing lawns we are no longer doing landscaping or mowing we have switched the business over to a landscape supply yard
Leveling up 👍🏼👌🏼
Any tips brotha ? I’m 23 and I really want to get somewhere in life I work hard labor everyday and save but I don’t no how to safely invest my money
Kocta N
If your interested in starting a business don’t start with debt I did and from 18 years old when I started to almost 30 I was on the hamster wheel of debt also value your time because no one will if you don’t find something to do that’s in high demand that no one does in my case the market was saturated w landscapers which drove down prices to the point of me almost going out of business so I figured there was 3 landscape suppliers in my area so I figured I would sell supplies to them I made enough money in a month to start a bulk materials yard and it has been a better success than I could of ever dreamed of good luck to you and you are already on the right track with wanting to invest your money instead of pissing it away
Nicks green thumb where are located I’m in Dallas, Texas and the business you started sounds good in my head I’d like to start that too
Damn bro, mowing lawns we make well over 1k a day 3 man crew.
Good content bro! I’m looking for a truck now to get into dumpster rentals. You gave me so much info here thanks 🙏
I'm at the same point, everyone seems to like those ram Cummins but man they ain't cheap 20k at least... what type of truck are you looking for?
I drove roll off truck a year or so and the best part of that job was getting back into the semi hauling truck sets for the rail road and end dump.
you're a cool dude, thanks for the free advice.
Cant wait for the merch to drop, keep up the work and videos
I work in my city's public works department and make pretty decent money and amazing benefits. Working here outside of street maintenance they trained me for my CDL and I do a lot of Hauling, rock,salt,dirt,garbage etc...I seen a lot of people at the landfill with dump trailers..and this brought me here. I enjoy driving and moving around town and meeting people. Seems like a good side income for me
Keep doing it, my mannn and fo sho keep the vids coming, Happy Holidays to you, and Peace and Blessings Always.🙏🏽💯🥳🕺
Facts bro. I never pull over hard working people 💯
Bro are you a unicorn?
Thanks for the info. I already have the truck and trailer, just need all the licenses/insurance here in California.
This inspires me to buy a trailer and haul stuff during my summers between high school. I’m very interested in buying a trailer by mowing and then renting skid steer still I grow bigger
Okay bro I liking the work you've been doing with your semi🕵🤙 now you doing a dump trailer now you got my attention I got you a subscribe
Am going i have been up am down about Doin business whit a Dump trailer
We suppose to be talking business and you talking about food (respect)
Thank you for showing us this, I’m planning on buy a trailer and skid loader 👍👍👍👍
Keep this up brodi. Been watching you for a while now. I live in the city so there's not much I can do with this information. But it's great knowledge.
Actually in the city there’s more construction work going on, that’s when you can get more calls and make more money
@@Grtruckingdemolitionllc It's about keeping the equipment somewhere.
Dude, roofing! Great idea! They work hard, they don't want to clean up after themselves!
If i trawl construction sites and GCs don't hire me, I'll try roofing trashout.
Dig the video just bought my first dump trailer and im hungrier than ever
Great info. I have the trailer and the equipment and truck. I do a little on the weekends but some day I want to do it full time. I am south of Houston. Take care and stay safe.
I'm glad I came across this video. I'm looking to have multiple businesses in the future. Right now I'm piloting and I have a 03 5.9 Cummins so my truck is capable of both. I live in California and idk how the competition would be over here but you are right on the payments, if you cant make that in a month something's wrong haha
Great video. I'm actually prepping to invest in a bob cat, dump trailer, and a mobile home toter 😬 just purchased 2020 chevy 3500 dually!!! This video gave me the motivation i was losing
Great choice 👍🏼
I live on the same side of town as you. Spring branch, walking distance from spring woods. Has to be like 5 min away from you and just bought a dump trailer. Hope to see you around soon. Trying to start renting out my trailer too
Awesome, that’s a great start. Good luck with everything
One caution: IF your landfill/dump is like ours, they make you drive out over a few hundred yards of stuff other folks have dumped to dump your load. Problem with that is you drive over 10 zillion things that tires don't like...such as roofing nails/etc....dumped before you. I went to our dump a few times, got one or more flat tires each time. NOW I just pay for a construction dumpster off loaded on site.....cheaper than repairing/buying tires.
Always do, I have over 4 patches on each tire of truck and trailer. Some nails I don’t even remove if it’s not leaking. But it is what it is.
I do hauling too here in California and sadly here with many regulations big companies are pushing small businesses out of work, plus since the 1800 got junk fever entered here now you can see many many junk haulers that turned the hauling business into a cheap service, the point you were talking about that you have to spend 200 on dumping and 300 profit sadly is a no no anymore for the same reasons.
Man same here in houston with the dumpster rentals, it’s hard for me to rent them out because people charge so cheap for them. I have set prices for my dumpster if they pay what I want I deliver if not they can stay in my yard not a problem to me
What do you mean can you give me more details I'm going to start something like that but I'm going to add more services into my business like haul small loads ..I have a 40ft flatbed gooseneck
Thanks for all the recommendations brother, it's really inspiring the way how you work 💪👍👍
Solid video content bro. I appreciate you for giving out the knowledge. Keep going big dawg 🦾
I think you could’ve got way more money out of that concrete pile!
But I respect the hustle
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing . I learned a lot. Always enjoy your videos
Really good info! Thank you so much for sharing!
Great video man! This is definitely a good idea to start your own business . I am looking into this. I want to put my truck to use to make some extra money.
just what i wanted to know thanks bro . In your next video can you go into detail about what you do like how you would explain to a group of high school students
Bro, we are pretty much neighbors. I live in spring branch too...! Thanks for the vids
Awesome man
Congratulations! Keep progressing.
love the sound of your truck
Foreal what kind of exhaust system do you have
Real ass nigga🤘🏻 appreciate this content bro ive been thinking about this type of business for a minute now 🤨 and im from northside of houston 🤘🏻
I got a 99 f350 I'm about to put to work great video man
Primo me gusto mucho su video MUCHAS GRACIAS POR EL BUEN VIDEO
i like you man. straight to the point
Your kind of work is something I've been interested in it seems like my cup of tea
I'm thinking about getting a 12' or 14' foot box truck to haul household trash I personally think it will be a lot easier to maneuver in tight Area what do you think about that idea ?? Just found your channel
That is actually a great idea. Can be hard with a trailer
Great video, a lot of good information thank you.
Lots of good info. Thanks man.
I disagree bro. Someone told me if you're not greedy you make more money. That's true. Better to have a fast nickel than a slow dime. Great video!
That right brother.. profit first!!
Im an electrician by trade and I know all the construction people and residential people that need trailers
How do you charge when hauling away concrete? Just by the look of it or asking how many yards they broke up..
Looking Ait it because sometimes it’s thicker than what they say
Good video bro I do hotshot as well moving skid steer sand Mini x been wanting to get a dump trailer also thanks
A long time ago I saw a RUclips video about using a dump trailer and back then I was doing lawn mowing n landscaping with a 1500 GMC . Then I saw about Hot Shot from a guy on RUclips with TP as his business name . He puts a lot of free information based on his success and failures .
So , because of that I saved and had bought a 2500 Duramax 4x4 and I was planning on doing Hot Shot and then I saw how he later started to rent his truck from Enterprise and how later he bumped up from a single 2500 Ram to the F-3500 dually hauling a 40’ Gooseneck.
Dude even shows his struggles and now he has several trailers and drivers .
I guess I might switch gears since I bought a used truck cash and I’ve been fixing her up .
I’m also learning the headaches of these newer Diesel trucks with fuel problems and having to use DEF .
Well how’s the Hot Shot driving doing fer ya ?
Great video. great advice. Thanks bro.
Good information man. I've been thinking about getting a side hustle going on. My bread and butter Is delivering sand to brick layers. But housing is low at the moment so gotta find other supplemental incomes.
How old are you bro? I’m in Dallas fixing to get dumpsters been a dream of mine for the last 3 years I mainly do junk removal
Thank for valuable information 🙏
Awesome, so could I pull that trailer with skid steer with a F150 5.0?
Yes sir
Thanks for the info brother I appreciate it
Road side signs work well
Thx for the info and knowledge bruh
Just discovered your channel and there's something I'm not clear on.
Say a customer pays for a 3 day rental, can they go and dump the trailer themselves or do you prohibit them from moving your trailer?
Next question.
Say they have a multiple day rental, they fill the trailer and need it dumped before their rental time is up, do you charge an additional fee how do you address that?
Great channel, great content!
Oh no, nobody moves my trailer just me. By renting I mean. They can use it to throw whatever trash in it. And I haul it off. If they have the trailer ready before the 3 days I pick it up no additional cost
What brand of trailer and what’s the axles rated at and what type are they ? Are they torsion or spring ?
Oh and the hydraulic lift is it in the very front or in the middle or scissors ?
From what I’ve read the front hydraulic lift is supposed to be the best . I noticed that ya loaded more to the back and that ya didn’t really add any towards the front .
I use to work for a landscaping company and they used the Duramax way back in the day with Gooseneck trailers and we also would load our own materials in their yard and one of the trucks would haul the skid steer .
Speaking of the steer , what yr make n model is it ?
I was so used to Bobcats that when I went to work for this company they had John Deere if I’m correct and their steering was way difficult for me to get used to using but after working on a site where they were hauling 18 wheelers full of top soil aka human waste I got the hang of it .
Wealthy folks were paying top dollar for our shit literally.
Well , grab a lengua Taco.
Houstonn!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
🤘🏼🤘🏼
Love the way you explained everything !!can you just speak louder on your future videos please
Thank you
The DOT rule on 26000 lbs applies only to a straight truck. A trailer operates under different rules. You should research Combination Vehicles rules.
👍👍👍 Thanks a lot for the knowledge!! Please more! How is the average in a month whit the dump jobs or transport a mini excavator or skidsteer or thrash or something like that? Did you have bad month in year whit less Jobs in Houston? Can i live from that job to cover all my cost of a normal live. Whitout a cdl!
Thx
You can if you have a couple of trailers
Do you get work still even if you don’t have a skid steer ? What do you do in that case if there’s a job that requires one or would you ask them if they have something to load you up with say if they want to load you with gravel or something like that.
Yes most jobs when it haul off they have how to load it or I give them a price if I have to load by hand. Most the time the workers load it
Grtruckingdemolition oh ok thank you by the way these are some good videos you put out with good tips on stuff
Profit covers repairs. Example I’m literally on my way 500 miles away to pick up my new roll off trailer plus one dumpster and I threw a def code! 🤣😢
I would never buy a new truck I am looking at only emissions exempt vehicle anymore that are all mechanical but then again I don't haul commercially so that makes a difference
Kevin Murano what roll off system did you go with ?
Delete that shit lol
MGL_OUTDOORS I went with pj rollsters and I chose not to go with industry standard, no one in my area runs them so stealing them would be difficult. Also the dealer was 5 hours not 18hours like Texas pride.
henry holliday my truck has never let me down until yesterday. I’m second owner bought it used out of Maryland. There was a special warranty on both the reductive heater and a glow plug I knew about in and out three hours and no charge at least 2k of work!
Good to see you making bank💯
Man I’m really trynna get it or the dumb trailer side hustle I got 04 2500 diesel would that be good to start with I’m just trynna get a nice size trailer an skid steer
Yes sir that’s a great start. Shit even with a 1500 is a good start. The thing is JUST TO START.
When moving equipment do you charge by the hour or by the mile? Or does that depend on how far you are going? I don’t need any $ figures. Thanks for this video and info. Love your videos!
Depends how far I’m going and what size equipment is it
Great video thank for your info
Thank you , so far you are the best mentor , much apreciated.
Great videos, What size truck do you have? I currently have a lawn care business, pressure wash/ re-surface/striping and trap animals. I am planning on buying a dump or two like yours but want to know what a good range truck is. I do have a 94 chevy 2500 Silverado.
I have a 2012 ram 2500, to be honest for this kind of trailers no need for a dually. A 2500 does the work does not matter if it’s gas or diesel
@@Grtruckingdemolitionllc thanks man, great info. Next time I pass through H town I will give you a shout. I'd like to see your operation. I come from a blue collar family and want to keep it real.
Thank you for the video. How much did it cost to rent the equipment?
Im 20 and thinking about going into this line of work hopefully start a business Any advice you can offer on how to get my first truck and trailer? I live in Louisiana btw
Always have to start with a old truck lol, look on Craigslist for one, I started with a 2003 chevy 2500 6.0 gas. Had it for 2 years then upgraded to the ram, and trailer do payments
He said you don’t need a CDL but just to be clear if you live in California you can haul 26k GVWR BUT you can only haul a 10k GVWR trailer so if it’s like this where the trailer is 14k GVWR a class A license is required.
Thx for tips
Who do you talk to if you want to transport equipment would it be the dealers ?
Nice video ! Keep em coming
Just curious, what’s your trucks gross combined weight rating?
that is my first thought as well as the without a cdl you can't have a trailer weight over 10,000 pounds which can happen real easy with heavy materials like firewood,concrete,demolition debris etc.
I think its 26,000lbs in my state
henry holliday correct, I’m curious because for my truck ( a 09 Gmc duramax 2500) the combined weight rating is 22,000 the truck is 9200 and with the smallest dumpster trailer I can find a (14k GVWR) would put me over the GCWR over 22,000 and I would be illegally overweight unless I de-rate a trailer. A lot of people think as long as you’re not over your “towing capacity” and you’re under the 26,000 required for CDL that they’re doing things right and that’s not the case.
Around 22/24k gross.
Grtruckingdemolition probably puts you close then forsure! Either way I’m not here dictating, just curious how some of the other guys are pulling it off, keep doing what you do!
How do you lock your trailer from thieves ?
They sell a lock for those trailers called blaylock
El BOB CAT es tuyo ho lo rentas para hacer tus trabajos ?
Saludos de Chicago viegon, keep hustling make that cheese!
Just curious how does insurance work when hauling others equipment? Believe mine is basically like if it's hooked up to my truck, it's covered.
Great video!
You trailer is covered. But that does not include the machine. You need cargo insurance to cover the equipment. But most people don’t have it.
Hey bro im in houston too i got injured at my last job and was thinking on jumping on this as a side hustle to keep providing for my fam while i heal completely.. I had some questions regarding this gig hope you can help?
Send me a message on Instagram
$450 in 2 hours is great!!! Most jobs u gotta work 40 hours to make $300 out here in Florida.
How do you keep your trailer from getting stolen at the job site. And what happens when someone doesn't want to pay?
I charge first before leaving the trailer, and have a lock that goes on it.
Forgot to mention, I always play it safe take full payment on drop off
Do u make them sign a contract or something?
Liked the video compa gerardo
Where do you dump? I’m south of Houston and called the republic waste landfill and they were telling me $80 a yard!
Do yo get any top soil or gravel jobs as well with that setup or is it all garbage?
Mostly garbage
I just bought a 2020 Ford F150 Ecoboost 3.5L with max trailer package 13,200lbs. Can it tow a dump trailer maybe 4 to 5 times a day for my business. I might go up 2500 SuperDuty once business takes off.
You should be fine not going very heavy. But 2500 truck with a gooseneck is way better
I love this channel bro
Great job a lot of info
What type of truck do you have?
Al puro 💯
Do u recommend starting with a f150 with 11k towing. For a side hustle.
It’s ok to start but eventually you will need a f250
In California you pay them, not only that they get green dollars from the Feds and State for recycling old concrete.
And ya wonder why drives of people are fleeing Cali and coming to TEJAS .
Great content thanks
Appreciate your video bro...
The only real question I have is about your SkidSteer. What should I expect to pay for that model either new or used?
They are around $60/$80k if I’m not mistaken pre owned. Depends also what features you get
I own a pressure washing business would this business be good for part time? Maybe 3 or 4 days a week.
How much is that dump trailer, is it a 18 footer?
18:50 DUDE WHAAAAT? here in cali they charge to dump clean concrete!!! I can't believe it.
Wow man, not here that’s what I like about hauling concrete.
Not everywhere in Cali
Can’t you just use your roll off bin as well to haul skid and dump?? They hold same weight right
The bins have a tapered bottom so can’t haul the skid steer
It is easy money if you have the contacts, I will be rich if I had the contacts for everything. I do all type of work, I do have a trailer, but I just need costumers, what should I do, go and knock people at their doors and ask them for job? Anyways, good luck man.
Post in fb market offer up and Craigslist