New $135,000 Truck Is Literally FALLING APART (Pac-Mac 8 Yard Rear Load Garbage Truck)
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Our new Pac-Mac Garbage Truck has some issues. I talk about why minor build quality issues don't really bother me or make me contemplate taking advantage of dealer supported warranties.
My wife and I started a trash pickup company when Waste Management left our county. These videos will serve as an in-depth playlist that covers the growth and operations of the business.
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The items we use for the business:
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One thing a lot of people don't realize - when you factory build a brand new garbage truck, there's typically a lot of options for adding items that will assist with work flow. Many manufacturers have options for tool holders (and all kinds of other things). If a truck doesn't come with tool holders, crews will typically jam a broom behind a grab handle on the side of the hopper. IF your fender is long enough, you could go buy a rubber clamps / straps that you can bolt on to hold a broom.
As for the gloves, you are probably going to be the cleanest operator out there. Many rear load crews just accept the dirt and bring it in the cab with them (most people don't own their own truck, they just run the wheels off someone else's). Many years ago, when I drove rear load, I drove that truck with my gloves on, because I was in and out of the truck at most stops - it just didn't make sense to take them on and off for over a thousand stops a day. Most drivers and helpers end up putting their gloves either up on the dash or on the floor, in the cab, under the seat right by the door.
You would probably be much happier with an outside under-body tool box (if one will fit on the chassis frame rails). This would be a great place to store items you don't want in the cab.
Also, I can't remember if you said you all ready had one, but you NEED a spill kit. If you don't, just go buy one. Eventually you'll break a hydraulic line, and it's going to make a mess on the ground, you'll be happy you have a spill kit when it happens.
As for stuff falling off, it happens. Most brand new trucks have some kind of bugs during the first year, then you have a few years of decent performance, and eventually the truck gets old and really starts falling apart. Luckily for you, your duty cycle on your truck is really low, so that truck should last quite a while.
Keep up the great work! Years ago, I thought I wanted to do exactly what you are doing, but now I'm on the manufacturing/sales side of the solid waste game. It's fun watching you go through the process - learning the whole way!
0:36 is you keep putting that many cans out a week, you will need to bring the old trash trailer just to put out cans 😂😂
LOL That would be a good problem to have. Trying to finish up getting an EDDM flyer designed so I can get back to regular marketing. I have seen a decrease in new signups lately.
@@CopperCreekCuts It would be a great use of the trailer if you do get alot of customers in a week, the decrease is possibly due to staying in one area or all the customers that would sign up allready did.
Thats a great problem to have
I love this content because I had a landscaping company for a while, now I am a truck driver in the trash industry.
I got a brand new Mack truck at work.. it had plenty of loose bolts as well trust me.
Your attitude about letting little things go is outstanding. Do anything to avoid stress
hey brad love the series.
just as a suggestion coming from a garbage truck operator
I would keep the blade closed and slide up while dumping bins as to not let rubbish fall down and take up more un necesarry space when tipping bins
Same
I second that
Agreed
Thanks! You should see that occur more in the coming weeks as I get the hang of it!
Your 13 you ain’t a garbage truck driver
As someone starting a transportation company, commercial vehicles are a different beast when it comes to warranties. If it’s the engine or other part of the vehicle moving, that’s where I’ll care about warranty. The body? Forget it. I’ll fix whatever to get it back to working. You’ll get used to being your own in-house mechanic. You’ll just need to determine what you are comfortable and capable of doing in-house versus what you need to outsource.
I suggested he source a local farm equipment mechanic, as they'll know the backend better then just a truck&coach mechanic and this is from first hand experience from them messing with the hydraulic controller. 😂
The no dump footage I understand, but we gotta see that unit getting washed out! Keep it up, glad it's working out for you
Great video Brad, I can see that you are beginning to get more into the groove of operating this truck. My only efficiency tip, is to make sure that PTO switch is turned on before you grab the can at each stop. I noticed that towards the end of the video, you were already figuring out, to pull the trash into the bin, from the previous dump, while you grab the next can, to make room for the next dump, excellent. How about that juice ha? Makes you wanna pull that plug and keep it out lol. I also noticed that some people really overload their cans, they might need a 2nd can. With night photography, you really need a camera with a larger lens, like a Sony FX3 for example, but thats like a 3K+ camera, so likely a no go for trash video's.
When you first started a few months back, I was like "what the hell is this guy doing" LOL
You've proven me wrong! truck looks good and productivity is up!
you have to keep the trash sweeped up when you dump a tote instead of leaving it open that will allow the tote to dump all the way fast instead of dumping it on trash
I TRIED SAYING it last time. He gets a lot of comments some get lost
@@treasurex6943 these are also like 3-4 weeks old so you won't see it implemented till then
@@THeChickmagnet0031 ya i notice towards the end of the vid he was doing it right maybe he picked it up
Thanks for the tips! As Chick Magnet mentioned, we are heading into the 5th or 6th week real time using the truck, so any changes I read about now won't be shown on camera for a month or so.
I work for a large truck leasing company and when a customer has a problem with their brand new truck and they are too far away to come back and have us deal with it in our shop, we will send a vendor out to make the repair for us. Wouldn't hurt to contact the dealer and tell them you don't have time to waste a day or two driving back and forth and ask them to have someone more local to you come out and fix it. Either way, its your money, your truck and your decision.
This isn't the title I was hoping for... Good luck, I'm rooting for you guys!
One thing too when you’re heading out to the route, bring the wall back towards the cab. I don’t know how your truck rides but in the trucks that I’ve driven it helps out tremendously.
I’m a municipal fire chief in NC and we buy fire trucks all the time that are all across the country. If you haven’t already done so, I would see if they have a mobile service tech or even a place that they’ve authorized folks to do their warranty work. It hasn’t happened to you yet and I hope it doesn’t, but you may have a serious issue come up. I would of course then call the dealer and explain your situation and see if they have mobile techs or a place they have or would consider letting them do the warranty work. Happens with fire trucks all the time.
Loving these videos Brad. No need to apologize about going into detail about stuff finically or just explaining decisions, I enjoy it. I know it's a few months away, so I'm way ahead on this, but I'm actually excited to see how the holiday trash pickup will go with the truck!
Back in 2009 my dad bought a brand new Sabre gooseneck camper, our FIRST TRIP in it, we hooked up the water and absolutely flooded the cargo area (under the camper) because one of the water pipe connections, didn’t have a gasket in it. Campers/RVs are just quickly slapped together and are not really gone thru to make sure they’re good to roll.
Really loving this series btw!
I am sorry that happened! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Would you ever consider doing a full uncut video of you picking up trash?
So I work as a driver/labour on a much bigger rear loader compactor collecting large item hard waste. It doesn't surprise me that things are already falling off the truck. They all have different personalities and qwerks that you have to get used to.
We just got 8 new trucks and they all broke within the first 2 hours of using them. They all leak hydraulic fluid out of the fittings and running the PTO is all different for each truck.
You just have to keep using it and learn the qwerks of the truck and you'll be fine. Constant problems are just the way of life with these trucks.
Hey, I am enjoying watching the business grow and that your wife and you are loving to work together. Can you show washing the truck?
I totally understand you not wasting time getting a bracket fixed because of a 6 hour drive but have you read your warranty. Sometimes it says if you do any repairs yourself the entire warranty is void.
This practice is against US Federal law. If you push back, manufacturers will not void the warranty. Check out the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Essentially, the mfg. must prove that your work directly caused a failure before they can refuse repairs.
@@mynameismud08 Good to know, but if he is not willing to make a 6 hour drive I doubt he will be willing to get into a legal battle that will take years. By the way, Apple gets away with this daily with its devices. try getting your phone repaired if they see evidence of accessing your iPhone internals.
I'm not worried about something like that happening, but only time will tell. Also keep in mind the Isuzu and the packer are on separate warranties. If it's an Isuzu issue, I won't be going back to the dealer but rather a much closer Isuzu shop.
@@CopperCreekCuts fwiw I would’ve done exactly what you did with or without a warranty. Congrats on the truck btw. I hoe your business flourishes.
You can tell that the business is growing based on how many stops he has! A few weeks ago each stop lasted 20 seconds or so and now they are sped up!
After working on cars, trucks and everything I have a saying- anything mechanical or electrical WILL break. There’s always something.
For shovel and broom storage we just used the drivers side step and a couple bungee cords to hold them out of the way. Just let working end sit on step and bungee from handles to the hand hold. Never had an issue.
For gloves I had a plastic box, Tupperware, that I rigged next to the seat.
I'm so proud of y'all. You've done a great job in maturing over the years. You and your wife have done an awesome job doing it on your own when you came off of your old jobs. Excellent work 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Brad, Buyer Products Company sells a shovel/tool clamp SH675SS. It can be welded or bolted on. A harbor Frieght ammo can or similar would work well for your gloves. Also if you haven't already I'd nut and bolt check that unit.
The people who say if they had a warranty they would never touch it themselves are people who have never had a warranty on anything. I value my time over everything, ain’t no way I’d drive 2-3hrs one way for a $5 worth of hardware but hey maybe we’re the idiots?
Hi Brad, I have a tip when you pick up your container, lower the compacting arm, then dump your container and then let the compting arm close and rise while you take your container away again, this would save you a lot of time instead of waiting until that is completely gone and only then take the container away because the container was not yet on the ground
Good to see its going well for you. When you tip a cart, keep the blade all the way up, which will allow for more trash to fit in the hopper. Also use the machine to your advantage! Shake the cart to get the trash out, as opposed to grabbing it yourself. Stuff falling off the truck is normal for the first little while, things are tightened to the minimum at the plants, and the owner usually has to tighten them.
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Hey Brad, no need to apologize for getting philosophical on bad purchases. If anything, it makes me feel better about some financial purchase screw-ups I've made.
And that's for people telling you how you should do things, you have a method of operation that works the best for you, and if it works, then no one should be complaining. (Obviously helpful and friendly suggestions are always good though)
I have a small lawn care business out in Utah (a lot of my current setup inspired by you), and people think I am stupid for using an SUV for my work instead of a pickup truck. But for my method of operation and how I do things, an SUV works way better for me than a truck.
I love your content and always have, keep up the good work 👍
Completely agree with you on the warranty, Brad. It would have been a bad business decision to walk away on the terrible soldering job. Doesn't affect the functionality of the truck, not worth dealing with. Maybe give a short call to the dealer to get a rebate on the truck for your time painting it and the loss in value. But definitely not worth the trip. I hope this truck runs smoothly for a while!
Great video Brad, love to see the immense progress! You know I’ll be sitting here waiting for the next upload, and TOUCANS! I’m going to be training for garbage collecting soon, so I always love watching videos from a fellow Beginners Perspective!
We just got a new RV and we had the exact same experience
I'm sorry to hear that! The first time I was really upset about it. We traded models a few times over the years and found out that is just the way it is. Sad that is the case but what can you do?
Get a binder clip and use that to clip your gloves together. Then you can just hang it somewhere on a hook on the truck (or add a hook). I use them to hold my gloves in my shed. That way 1 they are hanging so if they ever get wet they can dry efficiently and they are always together. never have to worry about 1 walking away. Great job this week.
You will all ways have some minor bugs pop up nothing that you can't fix yourself, but it sound like the truck itself is running pretty good, and the business is growing.
That’s exactly the level of philosophy I’m looking for on a trash truck channel!
I cannot believe someone welded that on there after you paid. I understand it’s your choice and you know things I don’t about the situation. But holy moly. I am shocked. And I wanna say that you are a hard worker, I love the channel and I love you, even though you don’t even know me. But I feel like I know you. SO WEIRD huh!, but my friend. I wish I would have subbed before you bought this truck. The side loader would have been a world difference. It honestly hurts me to see you buy this truck. I am not a hater. I am assuming since you share your life online you are open for feedback. I am just a neutral viewer.
CAN you still return it? I mean, I hate to see you spend this kinda money for this. The side load, although more costly is worth it. OR a full size dump rear end.
I am in full support. I love you guys. All the best ❤❤❤❤
All modern vehicles have build quality issues. People are just slapping things together to meet production goals. Profit is king over everything else.
Your gonna need a bigger truck...
RV's... depends on the make and model. We have always had Rockwood MiniLites and fit finish and build quality has been tip top. One we have now have had it 4 years, use it a lot and it is solid...
Go through all makes and models at an rv show and the quality between brands jumps out at ya.
Good luck with your trash business!
I understand your position on taking the truck even with the messed up welds. I hope you at least voiced your opinion about it so that the truck dealer can change their process so that their service gets better. Obviously their employee who did the work wasn’t qualified for that task and needs more training. It looks like he didn’t even grind the paint off before trying to weld it. That’s bush league.
For the glove holder, you're talking about should just put a little tool box 🧰 onto the side somewhere. Also brooms and flat shovels we normally put them on the opposite side of where you stand through the hold on handles to your step. Also inbetween the cab and the back of the bed we could put tools there as well that stay away from the compactor and everything else.
I 100 % agree with you man we all have over own options an the way we do stuff all that madders is your happy with your truck
For the last couple minutes with no talking I realized how much noise all the hydraulics make.
I do quite a bit of shooting (rifles, pistols, shotguns) and I know a lot of people that have pretty bad tinnitus. I know the trash trucks not as loud as your mower/landscape equipment (or my pewpews) but how consistent your exposed to that noise level it may creep up on you, might want to get some ear pro for you and the wife.
They have ones with Bluetooth so you can connect to your phone and use it as "Coms" as well so that would be a bonus.
We just got 2 brand new 2024 freightliners with pac techs. One got delivered with loose suspension bolts and the second one is getting a new pto and trans at 1200 miles. We were able to negotiate a rental paid for by the dealer
I told you in a past video you would outgrow this truck fast. There is a reason no large company runs these trucks. I know you're avoiding the CDL trucks but a old autocar / Mcneilus rear end loader would speed things up even faster. Dual tippers, bigger hopper, auto neutral, PtO runs even when you drive house to house. Quick tip instead on reaching for trash bags in the hopper, keep a old garden hoe at reach use it to pull or push garbage so you dont have to keep reaching in.
You are so chill about It all, I think that Is important In life! Less stress keeps you healthy In body and mind! Good for you! 💪
5:32 I felt that! The irritation, the WTF really moment!
A suggestion is to not open the packer blade while your dumping, you will have a little more space and it may knock around a couple of bags when you pack but they probably won't fall out. I have worked with these trucks (the mini ones the most) a lot so just feel free ask me pretty much any question
The glove solution is simple. Buy a spring clamp from Home Depot the ones that have the orange rubber handles. Then pinch the gloves to somewhere on the truck and there you go.
In my business, we seem to have a lot more problems with the newer equipment than the older stuff to the point where we might rebuild our older units rather than buying new.
when it comes to commercial equipment and RVs, there is no lemon law covering those, so they build them half-a$$
Bolt on a mailbox on the side of the truck facing forward on both sides of the truck a simple snap clamp to hold it shut going down the road will let you push your gloves in and never has to be in the truck. Also I wanted to let you know put conduit PVC Pipe held by conduit clamps is what you can put shovels or Look at Spencer Lawn Care and see if Product Defender racks can easily be put on a truck. Thank You keep up the great work.
I am going to bet that the manufacture gets an eye on this video. Your ideas are on point in my opinion. the problems and ideas are of value to them.
Hey man!! I love your videos. I got lucky to find your first one of this series, and have been watching ever since. It is very unique. I am 17 and do lawn care and now am trying to start my own channel because of you. I get excited everything I see a vid man. Keep it up!!!!
(I don't want a shout out, just love the vids)
Have you look in to any kind of magnetic broom hooks? they might fit your use case.
Love seeing the progress and good to see you keep growing!
Also, there is a saying from Riley on the Ambition strikes channel I love that I think you would like: "This is a what we're doing channel, not a how to channel" These videos are a how YOU are starting a trash business, not a "how to" or "you should" video and I think that perspective helps lots!
So you can run the packer/slide with your bin cart fully up with your "BC" Bin on it as the packer will not hit your bin or pic up cart at all and what's left inside if it will into your hopper just to let you know👌
Where I work we have a super strong magnetic holder we put our gloves in at the end of the days which like you said keeps them out of the cab. It’s watertight. Big enough to put our vests in it also.
The trash truck wrap looks great!!!!
Think need a polehook for bags that dont drop at landfill. Have you ran any appliances threw it yet.
So cool man thanks for sharing!
Ive seen new york trash collection guys run their PTO on the fly while dryving, I think they disable the parking safety switches and brake switches so they can cycle while moving to next stop.
I'm with you on this one, if it is something simple I'll just fix it.
I could not help but laugh when you said sometimes the gloves hold an odor I don't know you might not be doing it right I don't remember anything I own when I was a gunslinger not smelling like at least one of the garbage cans
I've found this oddly satisfying to watch and enjoying the progress!
Thank you for sharing and your message, I absolutely needed that reassurance not to allow myself to be overwhelmed by life's little obstacles.
The other issue I've had with flash drives is leaving them in a desk drawer and needing something on that drive a few years later only to find the data is gone. I get that printed can get damaged too but I'm with you provide both.
Looks like you've finally got a good rhythm using the new trash truck. Good luck with the trash business, seems like it's picking up steam for you.
I saw some Amazon boxes; tell your customs NOT to trash and recycle them. That will save space in the trash can.
I noticed that you drive on the customers lawn and wondered if that is an issue or that is an acceptable method of trash pick up in your market? Love your channel and thank you for taking us along on your journey.
Gator hooks on Amazon has some crazy strong magnetic tool hooks. Maybe that would work to hold your broom. And no welding
You make a lot of good points, similar things with tow trucks. Wreckers are usually built with a lot of human intervention which causes some problems.
When we rented an RV I asked the folks working (winter so it was slow) how often they turnover the vehicles - selling the old ones and buying new RVs.
Yearly. They are so poorly built they dump them after a year and buy new ones.
I'm curious if your competitors are also small operations... might be worth a support agreement with them if so. If your truck breaks down and goes in the shop, they pickup your routes and vice-versa. Just agree on some price for that? At least until you get big enough to need a second truck and crew. Once you have two trucks you can handle downtime by swapping crews and running the main truck.
Hi I just wanted to let you know that wireless headsets would be great for you and your wife. Charge them while your sleeping and take them on your route. Cost in front is high but would pay off.
some good advice for cleaning and stuff like that inside with the truck highly recommend getting those power washes with the hot water tanks on them and a soap attachment as well when I had my machine. I had one of those hot water pressure washers with a giant tank and it had like a chemical inside of it, but this chemical was like organic, so it cleaned the inside pretty good. I was like you when I first started garbage business. They got myself a little Isuzu NRR with a new way body on the back. and yeah, it was a learning curve but good for you man. Just wanted to give you some more advice about the cleaning processes of them.
On the highway definately have the packer down, here in Australia its driver policy for that. When cycling I belive your truck is able to keep tipping the bin, when the packer is about halfway up you should be able to tip the rest of the garbage out. This will make things a lot faster. Thanks for the video see you next week!
Make sure you calculate all your costs to make sure you are making ends meet. Just as an example, if you assume the truck will only last 5 years , that means it costs you about $520 a week for the truck. You also have maintenance, insurance, tags, etc.
I would hate to see after working so hard, that you just lose money.
Crazy you were basically spending a truck payment in liners. The new truck is way more efficient!
We aren't there yet but one day will be and that was part of the rationale behind the truck. I just got the statement for the first HELOC payment, it was $860, which is less than we thought it would be. With 80 cans on the street as of today we are looking at $240 monthly in liner costs (if we still used them). So that is almost 30% of the payment in liners!
I agree about the truck's manual - for a $130,000 garbage truck like this, a printed manual in a binder is desirable. If they want to include a copy on a flash drive in addition, that's even better, flash drive are fairly cheap these days.
I always say you buy the dealer, not the equipment. Everything breaks and if you can’t get parts or service it’s no good to anyone.
While I do agree that yes, not everything should be perfect, something to note is that a corner cut will lead to another corner ready to go. It's ok to have tolerance, but at the end of the day, you can't improve a product if you aren't A: aware that there is an issue, and B: held accountable for those issues. Fit and finish is one thing and cosmetic problems like that plate are admittedly minor, but them being willing to ruin a product in any form just for the sake of advertising isn't something that should be brushed off. Even if I don't warranty it, I would be reconsidering who I do business with in the future. That is me however, I am an EMT and a thrift store owner, so what do I know about purchasing garbage trucks.
However, this is how we get companies like most large building companies in the U.S (Taylor Morrison, Cleary Building, etc...), I have been in more new homes that are piss poor in quality, talking leaks in the roof due to poorly installed shingles, or warped floors due to improperly made foundations, yet people shrug that stuff off because "It's made by people, they aren't peftect." on one hand ya, but when you have glaringly obvious issues like that, it should never be handed off like that. Contemptment breeds exploitation, I am not gonna blame you for making your decisions, I just know that nothing will change if its not forced, and I feel telling people to essentially live with those issues unless you want to waste your life is a bad way to explain what you were getting at in my opinion.
Seeing you do this makes me wish you could extend the hydraulic arm so the trash can is lifted higher and it dumps easier. Maybe in the future have sensors added that automates the cycling of the hopper. That would be awesome additions to your quality of life there. But not easy ones to add.
Unfortunately the Aisin Transmission in your Isuzu doe’s not have the “Hot Live PTO” feature like a 20 yd or larger truck will have. With those larger trucks the pto runs directly off of the front of the engine or rear PTO off the flywheel housing. This allows full hydraulic operation with the transmission in gear and stopped. On your Aisin transmission the PTO is run off of the input shaft and when in gear and stopped the PTO will not pump.
The only Commercial Light Duty lAutomatic Transmission that offers an OEM Hot Live PTO is the FORD 6R140 & 10R140 which is standard transmission on the Ford Super Duty trucks from 2011 through current model year. The Isuzu is a better truck for getting into tight places. I’m just giving you some info on what is out there in reference to PTO’s.
On a 300k new class 8 truck. This is the sad part it is expected to have bad wheel bearing or something major. Heck my brand new Freightliner Cascadia had a critical dpf failure only at 30k on the clock. Manual regeneration failed 2x fortunately update and Manual regeneration control from the tec laptop fix it. But still this is expected in the industry. Since you have diesel with emissions. Don't idle low keep the rpm up or you will clog the dpf faster. And you can expect a regeneration if you haven't already experienced it. What's the DPF is going to be on the right side of that truck on the frame rail underneath the fwd part of your Hopper box. It might smell like something's burning because it is it's incinerating the soot around a 1000 plus degrees. There should also be a light on the dash indicating a hot exhaust. And you will notice the heat coming off from where you're standing on the side of the truck.
Just another piece of advice, I would watch other people use rear loads. There’s plenty of trash videos on RUclips😆. Watching other people and then implementing it into your work habit definitely helped me when I was first starting out.
Cool videos!
I wonder in future you might get a Side loader garbage truck that would be awesome
Damn that’s rough you have to put the truck in park, apply parking brake, and enable the PTO. I work for a city municipality and we have a Hino cab and chassis with a standard size packer/hopper. Anyways, we can compact the trash while in motion as long as you do not exceed 5-10mph. Couldn’t imagine having to compact and conduct that series of steps to compact trash.
9:30 Yep, called it in my comments on the last video. Told you shit was going to vibrate loose while it was new.
New doesn't mean good. New means unproven.
I love watching your videos every week it’s such a highlight to my day, always cannot wait to watch the next video, keep up the good effort!!!!
A little red loctite on that bolt should keep it in place.
11:10 Imvest in a box of nylon lock nuts or a bottle of lock tight, the vibrations will loosen up that kind of hardware and always do your post trip inspection. ✌️
You have a possessed trash truck! 😱
"I thought my wife did something" hahaha....
Unfortunately that’s pretty common with refuse trucks I have seen them not even work right out the wrapper and needing new valve blocks and wiring
You need to remember they are multi part vehicles ,truck from one company body and compactor from another and put together ,but for £250,000 upwards you would expect better
SUPER GREAT VIDEOS HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND 😊
Better viewing video just because of no liners which would block some of the process.
In the automotive dealer warranty processes any costs you incur could be reimbursed by the authorized dealer. One validating reason is due to the feasibility of getting to the dealer or within business hours. It would be best to get pre authorization from the dealer first if the costs are substantial.
Is the raw footage still gonna be posted with this truck I love those videos
Just ‘cause you’re fine with the issues doesn’t mean it’s ok to be like that just because it’s it’s not supposed to be 100% perfect with it been hand made and not by a robot. Then if everyone else thinks that it’s like we can let the quality slip and nobody will complain. Yes it’s just a clamp but it’s there for a reason and it’s more important than you think, but you not picking up the phone and letting them know the issue, they dont know to improve the process and give a bit of training to employees to improve on quality. Even if it’s “I’m capable of fitting that myself, can you send me it” ‘cause then they know of an issue and can improve if they get told about things
Anyone can give advice, it is your call to do with it what you will. It is a whole different thing for folks to tell you you WILL do it this way, or DEMAND you do things. Jerks will be jerks.
I appreciate your videos and also love your growth with the comments ❤❤❤
I so agree about the electronic user manuals. It's a pain in the neck to have to stop what you're doing to pull one up online, or on your computer if you have to download it from a manufacturer's website. And they use the excuse "We''ve gone green!" to save themselves a few bucks. So annoying.
Brad, are you ever going to do commercial containers? Just wondering
Brad Can you please do more ASMR trash route videos. I really like the ASMR videos. Thank again for the awesome video