Hi Jesse, When I grew up there in West Shokan(Ulster County) , every year we went to the Dutchess County Fair. My family Lived up there from 1967-1984. My parents kept the house up there until 2003. Now we are in Florida.
Sounds just like Andrews truck pulling up. Love the similarity between your two channels. Both do great work, and are worthy of everyone that follows you.
another satisfying mobile home demo, looked like a haven for wasps and snakes cleaned up and ready for a container castle or cabin lol! Stay safe Jesse
Nice video Jesse. Always like seeing the demo videos and the JD earning its keep. Your and Andrews videos of the area make me want to move back there, I grew up across the river from you guys near Hudson off route 82. My family business still has a display and booth at the Dutchess county fair. Keep up the great work and looking forward to many more videos.
Just found this channel (likely recommended after watching several hundred of AC's uploads). Beautifully produced and really like the explanation of what you were doing along the way. I'll always subscribe to channels featuring quality 4k footage.
Great video,beautiful farm land and the fair was a bonus,i would love to see a tiny house compition,i bet your dad would be hard to out do,us older men have experience on our side ha ha,looking forward to more.
This was the MAY.... OR..... MAY NOT.....BUT........PROBABLY WILL..... video......Loved it!!! Definitely getting better at the video narration Jessie......I'm liking your channel more and more. Keep up the good work Brother.
Nice video Jesse. I'm an electrician also, one day i hope to have my own small demo and excavating business like you. Thanks for the making the videos!
Thanks. I am a licensed master electrician but I only really do electric work on my own jobs. I would much rather be excavating or doing concrete. Sometimes I get contractors that want me to be a sub but I dont want to get involved.
like you said at the end, the frames are engineered to go with a completed house on top to prevent bending. They are more helper frame rails then anything
It’s interesting that the axe are /were still underneath out here in nw they took them out and sold them That’s a great idea using themas tiny house frames
Nice clean-out, like never been anything there... :-D Weird thing with the powerline...Wiring underground would be a wise decision with all that trees around! As nice as his fibe glass insulation is, the disposal seems a real mess... Great job! :-D
Very nicely done! What a mess you had to clean up! Great job. Love your channel, found you through Andrew. You guys work hard. Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
You could still make a trailer out of it. 1/4 inch plate steel down the outside to box it in and it will hold more weight than you could imagine. Tripple 7000 pound axles and use the rest of the steel for the up rights of a gooseneck and extra cross members. Shit if your nervous put a torque tube in it. Shit would haul a house.
Hey Jesse great videos, thanks for sharing your work experience with us, by the way have you Andrew around, not seen any videos from him, is he all right?
I would love if you and Andrew would talk about how your price work. Not get into numbers specifically but talk about equipment use and how you come up with your numbers to do that job. Nice work keep up great work.
Great job Jesse. You really have your act together and know what you're doing. I real;y should have watched your entire video rather than make an unfair comment to you after only watching a couple minutes. I apologize again for coming off as a fool about the mask. As you were and please carry on. Thank you for sharing. Sonny (CT)
Dangerous buggers ! Yeah I was following this trailer loader with steel and it hit a bump then this 6 ft tree trunk came flying out and went straight through my brand new cars grill !!!
Great video I always enjoy them. I'm finishing up a 12k trailer myself from a mobile home frame. Its 16ft long and I have two dexter axles. Its been a PITA I should have just bought a trailer already made but no pain no gain right! i'm shooting some footage of the stuff i do, what editing software do you use?
Jesse...I am a new subscriber and I wanted to let you know, in a nice way, that I prefer Andrews videos over yours because you use a lot of music. I end up having to keep the volume control in my hand to turn the sound down for the music interludes. I really do prefer to hear you and Andrew talk and describe things (or let the machines make the noise in the videos) Keep up the great work!!
I usually turn the volume on the music about 8 decibels lower than everything else, but I think if the music if not your taste, it will always be too loud. thanks for watching
I’ll keep watching. I also never feel bad respectfully stating my opinions. You’re a good sport about it. Often, in Premier, I cut the RUclips stock music by -20dB. It’s super loud. I appreciate that you even cared to adjust the volume!!! Sorry for all the replies...RUclips mobile puked. I hope there is only one reply now.
Hey Jesse, I live in Ky and love your videos. If you can say. How do you charge for a mobile home demo. You mention a dumpster. Will a 20 yard one hold the material from that trailer.
My dump truck will hold 10 yards heaped up. my dump trailer will hold about 14 yards heaped up, and sits lower. 40 yard dumpsters here are like $800..but unless you fill it up with real heavy stuff, you can spend much less on the dump charges if you bring it yourself. I might have 40 yards from a trailer but it might only be 3 tons = $300 instead of 800. I charged 5k for this job
I have a single wide to destruct. It has roofing, the original looking stuff, white sheet type, with probably the white liquid roof goop added, 60 year old MH. The roof has wrinkles and is airy like poor fitted carpet. It has been determined to be Haz-Mat with asbestos. I have obtained permits to dispose of the haz mats. My question is Can I remove that roof with roofing shovels, or is it all stuck to the wood underneath? My plan, and per disposal application is to bag it all up in small quantities. Does anyone have any experience with this and what would be your recommendations. Thank you, today is 1/30/2023.
I am not too sure about that situation but it sounds like have the ambition to get it done by yourself. Would probably be very expensive to hire somebody, they make too big of a deal out of it. Just wear the right protection and go at it. I would cut across it with a skill saw every couple feet and rip out big chunks at a time, get them on the ground and then sort them out and bag
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Hi Jesse, When I grew up there in West Shokan(Ulster County) , every year we went to the Dutchess County Fair. My family Lived up there from 1967-1984. My parents kept the house up there until 2003. Now we are in Florida.
Sounds just like Andrews truck pulling up. Love the similarity between your two channels. Both do great work, and are worthy of everyone that follows you.
thank you
another satisfying mobile home demo, looked like a haven for wasps and snakes cleaned up and ready for a container castle or cabin lol! Stay safe Jesse
To have a friend or neighbor like Jesse would be a true blessing..
Cool, nice job. You really cleaned that place up.
Nice video Jesse. Always like seeing the demo videos and the JD earning its keep.
Your and Andrews videos of the area make me want to move back there, I grew up across the river from you guys near Hudson off route 82. My family business still has a display and booth at the Dutchess county fair.
Keep up the great work and looking forward to many more videos.
Awesome video and job Jesse, love watching the jobs you do.
Great job and well edited video, good color, music, loved the inclusion of your boy ...well done
Great video Jesse I always enjoy yours and Andrews.
Superb quality job Jesse.
Nice job 👍 that mower works cuts tall grass wow, love that drone footage, thanks for the video Peace
Just found this channel (likely recommended after watching several hundred of AC's uploads). Beautifully produced and really like the explanation of what you were doing along the way. I'll always subscribe to channels featuring quality 4k footage.
I look forward to your videos, thoroughly enjoy them
Nice clean up Jess..
Great video,beautiful farm land and the fair was a bonus,i would love to see a tiny house compition,i bet your dad would be hard to out do,us older men have experience on our side ha ha,looking forward to more.
12:42. One freshly hatched butterfly. Neat!
Very nice video. Jesse.
Another hugely enjoyable video Jesse .
This was the MAY.... OR..... MAY NOT.....BUT........PROBABLY WILL..... video......Loved it!!!
Definitely getting better at the video narration Jessie......I'm liking your channel more and more. Keep up the good work Brother.
great job on the video thanks have fun
Thank you very much. Great videos.
Tiny homes! Great idea! I want to see those video's !
Nicely done!!
Tiny house. Hell yeah! I'll watch those vids.
nice one Jesse enjoyed watching
Nice video Jesse. I'm an electrician also, one day i hope to have my own small demo and excavating business like you. Thanks for the making the videos!
Thanks. I am a licensed master electrician but I only really do electric work on my own jobs. I would much rather be excavating or doing concrete. Sometimes I get contractors that want me to be a sub but I dont want to get involved.
Jesse Muller Same here. I dont do much side work and when I do it's only for close friends or family.
Those 14 by 70 trailers or whatever size it was the frames are decent for 2 car trailers not heavy stuff but cars. nice work.
What a mess to clean up! but you got it done.
like you said at the end, the frames are engineered to go with a completed house on top to prevent bending. They are more helper frame rails then anything
yea I tried to make a trailer from one, and ended up stopping after I figured out how they were engineered
..good demolition and clean up..
Jesse’ been taking editing lessons from Andrew! Thats a good thing! More cool, well done vids to watch!
When the bucket blasted through the wall it was like "honey, I'm home!"
Tiny home competition...that would be an awesome series.
looks a lot better great job
Nice work. 👌🏻
I'm surprised you're allowed to burn at all. I assumed you'd have to take everything to the dump.
It’s interesting that the axe are /were still underneath out here in nw they took them out and sold them
That’s a great idea using themas tiny house frames
Love the sound of the crickets.
Those RZ masks are great
Nice job!!!!
I used the frame before to build a shed on top of worked out well
12:33 The butterfly licks salt, I think
HAHAHAHA nice pleasant music then BAM! bucket thru side of mobile home. That cracked me up.
I loved that transition... :-D
im glad you thought the music was pleasant
Looking forward to the tiny home videos with your Dad
Nice clean-out, like never been anything there...
:-D
Weird thing with the powerline...Wiring underground would be a wise decision with all that trees around!
As nice as his fibe glass insulation is, the disposal seems a real mess...
Great job!
:-D
nice job, good luck on the competition. Did I see some old signs come out of that "barn"? Hope you saved those.
Nice tidy job 👏👏👍🇬🇧
thanks
17:40 Nice Monarch, ready for the trip south for Winter I guess.
“Ok.....I’m on this job today”
Oops wrong account.
jac3975 Lol!
jac3975 What?
4:57 Good morning! Wake up!
4:57 that's the stuff nightmares are made of. lol
Great video Jesse. More ripping and tearing...
thanks
Nice piece of property looks great after you got done with the job.
THE SHINING "CAMARATA-STYLE"!!!!!
Jesse, please do make a small home with those frames. That would be a fantastic video. I'll be watching for it.
Very nicely done! What a mess you had to clean up! Great job. Love your channel, found you through Andrew. You guys work hard. Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
thanks
great job.
The tiny home thing sounds like some good content
hyped for tiny house serie
You could still make a trailer out of it. 1/4 inch plate steel down the outside to box it in and it will hold more weight than you could imagine. Tripple 7000 pound axles and use the rest of the steel for the up rights of a gooseneck and extra cross members. Shit if your nervous put a torque tube in it. Shit would haul a house.
Hey Jesse great videos, thanks for sharing your work experience with us, by the way have you Andrew around, not seen any videos from him, is he all right?
You should film those mobile home electric service installations. That would make for an interesting video.
I would love if you and Andrew would talk about how your price work. Not get into numbers specifically but talk about equipment use and how you come up with your numbers to do that job. Nice work keep up great work.
I do the same stuff in upstate ny and I charge amafp! Or around 100a hour
Geo Bert not looking for numbers but how to come up with cost for a job based on equipment used time ect.
@@Scott-Anderson Like how they price based on anticipated hrs?
Great video. I was wandering about how many hours you had in this project?
thanks
the monarch butterfly..... 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
😱 dude that's scary👍 I'm shaking 😂😂😂😂😂 love it
Great job Jesse. You really have your act together and know what you're doing. I real;y should have watched your entire video rather than make an unfair comment to you after only watching a couple minutes. I apologize again for coming off as a fool about the mask. As you were and please carry on. Thank you for sharing. Sonny (CT)
thanks Sonny, I dont mind you pointing out safety issues. thanks for the good feedback
I would have grabbed the kitchen sink and the outdoor light off the house before demo. Good to have an extra or sell online.
Dangerous buggers ! Yeah I was following this trailer loader with steel and it hit a bump then this 6 ft tree trunk came flying out and went straight through my brand new cars grill !!!
You're stupid for being so close behind him.
DC Fair is a great fair!!!
Easy work, when you don’t have to be careful... great job.. should have had Mike Roe there from “dirty jobs”
Great video I always enjoy them. I'm finishing up a 12k trailer myself from a mobile home frame. Its 16ft long and I have two dexter axles. Its been a PITA I should have just bought a trailer already made but no pain no gain right! i'm shooting some footage of the stuff i do, what editing software do you use?
good to hear that, I use premiere pro for editing
Jesse...I am a new subscriber and I wanted to let you know, in a nice way, that I prefer Andrews videos over yours because you use a lot of music. I end up having to keep the volume control in my hand to turn the sound down for the music interludes. I really do prefer to hear you and Andrew talk and describe things (or let the machines make the noise in the videos) Keep up the great work!!
I usually turn the volume on the music about 8 decibels lower than everything else, but I think if the music if not your taste, it will always be too loud. thanks for watching
I’ll keep watching. I also never feel bad respectfully stating my opinions. You’re a good sport about it. Often, in Premier, I cut the RUclips stock music by -20dB. It’s super loud. I appreciate that you even cared to adjust the volume!!!
Sorry for all the replies...RUclips mobile puked. I hope there is only one reply now.
Some times Andrew will put some crazy Techno on his
peaceful music!
4:58 Honey I'm home !!
that would have been funny
I want to see 'tiny homes'.
Im gonna be bidding on a 2 story house n I'm not sure what to figure for landfill. How many yards of materials did u end up getting from a trailer?
Check the cabinets for Toilet Paper!
That'd make a nice house lot now.
Could you make a screener out of that trailer frame or too flimsy?
a screener would be a great idea if I dont do the tiny home, thanks
love the fair
was that a Monarch butterfly.nice video,thank's
Yes, a nice Monarch.
Yes, it was and their numbers are declining. Their only food source is milkweed.
I was wondering if you were gonna cut the grass first, sos you could see where you were cutting and get rid of bees.
9:42 A new tree species not recorded in the botany encyclopedia. called "Antenna tree"
wonder how much did that all cost.. good job
Hey Jesse, I live in Ky and love your videos. If you can say. How do you charge for a mobile home demo. You mention a dumpster. Will a 20 yard one hold the material from that trailer.
My dump truck will hold 10 yards heaped up. my dump trailer will hold about 14 yards heaped up, and sits lower. 40 yard dumpsters here are like $800..but unless you fill it up with real heavy stuff, you can spend much less on the dump charges if you bring it yourself. I might have 40 yards from a trailer but it might only be 3 tons = $300 instead of 800. I charged 5k for this job
Nice video did a good job love the music
thanks, I had a few complaints about the music. I just like a hard beat, but alot of others dont
hows that deere excavator? any big problems?
One more question, how long did it take you to get that done not counting the bush hogging.
I think 3 days but alot of that was transporting stuff to the dump
i cant believe you guys get away with hauling things on the road like that lol. PA cops would have a field day.
Do you take samples of materials before you demo?
19:18 That's not going anywhere
4:57 You should used this clip as intro lol
I think it would have been less work just to put a pair of tires and temporary lights on that trailer and pull it.
I have a single wide to destruct. It has roofing, the original looking stuff, white sheet type, with probably the white liquid roof goop added, 60 year old MH. The roof has wrinkles and is airy like poor fitted carpet. It has been determined to be Haz-Mat with asbestos. I have obtained permits to dispose of the haz mats. My question is Can I remove that roof with roofing shovels, or is it all stuck to the wood underneath? My plan, and per disposal application is to bag it all up in small quantities. Does anyone have any experience with this and what would be your recommendations.
Thank you, today is 1/30/2023.
I am not too sure about that situation but it sounds like have the ambition to get it done by yourself. Would probably be very expensive to hire somebody, they make too big of a deal out of it. Just wear the right protection and go at it. I would cut across it with a skill saw every couple feet and rip out big chunks at a time, get them on the ground and then sort them out and bag
@4:57 was my favorite shot. Soon to be in a horror film. . 👍
That tiny bug, is it inside your camera?
Should have put on screen at entry I’m home honey and the smash in the house
Show more of the fair! :)
May or may not; is there a third option?