Appreciate you!

Yea, someone already mentioned that. I can't film every moment of my day. I spent the next 8 minutes sweeping it out of the street. So don't cancel me over it.

@@rollingops Awesome! Keep up the good work

@@greghenner4978 appreciate you sir

🤣@@rollingops

Haha absolutely!

There is a dumpster conference coming up about 30 min from you in November! You should check it out. I think I'll be making my way down for it. Hosted by @americanafdumpsters

Can you please send the info you have for the conference? TIA@@rollingops

Ah, good idea! I'll think about adding that! Appreciate you!

Wow, I really appreciate that! No pressure! Seeesh

Appreciate you!

Haha really? It's been a crazy couple days, but has been hard to stop and film, sorry to keep you waiting! This one is more of a day in the life, nothing crazy 🤪

@andysu5243 been waiting with you!

We will try to keep them up!

Dude! That sounds sick! Congrats. I know a few guys who have built some nice business just doing that! I'd like to add one to my rental fleet, because they are so handy! But a lot of liability when lending them out. Keep me posted on the business! And keep grinding, hope the videos help even a little.

Holy shiz nite! Thanks for letting me know, I was unaware. Normally they have stickers when they don't want you doing that. Appreciate the heads up!

Appreciate you!

I just put one out with the mini getting cleaned, jope you like it!

That 6.7 tows like a monster!

I def had the idea of a roll off, but a hooklift....dang that would be cool

Appreciate it!!

I started out with a Dumptrailer in February, I just purchase the ironbull roll off setup with two 16ft bins.

@@zackdempster493 nice man! Grind it out, and push forward 💪

That's awesome, I'd love to learn more about pool digging!

Yea, they won't go anywhere quick, but you're right, the pure torque is where it is at!!

It's actually a bit more profitable. People rent the machine and the over head I have from "dumping" and all the fuel and employee time isn't there. The start up cost is just higher. And the maintaince is more on a schedule. So I get hit with overhead in "batches" of maintenance or repair. But repairs are passed to on the customer usually. So it works out well. But definitely a different beast and stress.

Do tell!

I think that's the plan! Hope to see you there!

Yep, American AF is hosting something in Rhome Texas near DFW. I got word of it, commuting to it as long as nothing pops up!

I def need to get the bucket tied down

Always 4 points 👍

Under 10k it's 3 point's on the carriage. One through the loop and each corner on the blade, then one on the boom. You are correct...the blade was chained wrong.

Either way, sounds like I need to do better with the chains!

@MarksInTimePhotography respectfully that is incorrect, you're stating general load rules. Although a trackhoe or as DOT refers to it, an articulating hydraulic shovel is a special load. Furthermore, indirect/transverse tie-downs (attached to the trailer, through/over load, and back to the trailer) should only be applied when using staps. An anchor (a single point fixed to the equipment) is always required when using chains and binders to be considered a tie down. Finally, as I briefly stated in my last comment, according to DOT, the hydraulic shovel should be lowered completely (wrap in and lowered) and then secured by chain or strap to prevent the load from unintentionally articulating. In conclusion, 4+ points. Always.

@rollingops I'm not trying to be "that guy" in your comments. But as a fellow business owner, I appreciate when my peers offer experienced suggestions

Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching!

Christ. I forgot to mention that part 😅

Lol, yea. I spent another 8 min off camera cleaning that up!

@@rollingops Yeah, all of the video's I've ever seen Clayton in, he's very conscientious about cleaning up and trying to leave properties just like he found them and even the highway spill container, he goes the extra mile to ensure he picks up everything! Well done Clayton! He truly gets that his brand is his reputation and he's sort of old school like that, which is great, he also goes the extra mile to clean the products he rents, he wants to be the best at everything and it certainly shows!

@@lonestarcollectiblezcom2602 really appreciate this comment!

neighbors about to lay er down

@@rollingopswhich website are you using to rent things out

Yep! I had to get over the idea of someone breaking a machine, because it's bound to happen!

@@rollingops would love it if you do a video on your rental process and what you have for legal paperwork for customer to sign. Thanks

Glad you like them! Appreciate you

It's been worth every penny. It is above what I need, but is very comfortable, I'm never worried towing like I may be towing with a smaller truck.

Age of ai 😂

I appreciate that! I am doing my best to out hustle the rest, but what it if I told you, I used AI to write the title and description for this video? I also use it to help advertise my business. Is that OK? It seems to be helping! Utilizing the tools at my disposal.

So many factors, if I was starting over I would say a standard rail trailer. A lot of others will tell you the same. But the MAXXD quality has been super good to me. And they just came out with a product that allows you to add their size rails on the rear of a truck! So, I could see myself sticking with them a while

It's fantastic, I love it. I may be looking to get the exact same one but with larger axles, only so I can move 2 pieces of equipment at a time. But if I only had one machine. I could justify this trailer forever! It's been really good to me. If you look back at old videos, I move my shipping containers with it too.

Thanks for your reply. I appreciate seeing someone with dreams and a strong work ethic !

We own 10, but service 12. Rent between 40-60 a month

For real?

Normally, yes! But oddly enough, at this job. Someone met me to pick the machine up for a rental. And they grabbed the machine, and we left the grapple there. Sounds odd, but my business can get very mobile. And this has happened several times. I even bring a cleaning kit with me, in case I need to clean a machine on the fly. Along with grease and some other odds and ends. Which is basically what happened here. The guy needed to leave town with the machine at 6am. I met him where it sat, had it cleaned and filed with fuel right before. He signed the contract, paid, and then I loaded his trailer! Other times, I'll have jobs where I only need the machine, and I'll leave attachments at other sites if we aren't quite done, but may be at a stand still. It comes with the territory of renting out equipment that we also use for our own jobs!

@@rollingops Makes perfect sense Clayton, sounds like it happens more often that I would have expected, but you just roll with it! Thanks, Brian

Lol you got that right. 3 or so a day, I might as well

It sure would help!

Good idea!

And don’t do it in the street

Orrrrr a 1973 Ford F750 daily driver. 😄🤣

Hahaha could you tell it was my 3rd one?

@@rollingops no not at all😉

Thanks!

@@rollingops I’m new here, where are you located?

@@angelellis7690 Quincy IL area. Small town living

I try to do as much as I can, until I get into transmissions. With family life, I typically can't get into jobs that involve removing transmissions or motors. And getting back on the road in a reasonable time frame

I get to charge them, and If they have insurance they better have a good explanation lol

I'm knocking on wood. But this thing has been a tank, and anytime it has given me trouble, I have it back to snuff with a trip to orileys, a couple hours, couple beers and couple choice words. But really has been a beast. I will say, based on a few others I've driven, I am starting to think she may have a built trans and clutch, just based on 1-2 others I've driven. But it came to me like that.

@@rollingops nice! That’s great. Same here. Sensor here and there, radiator, belts, maintenance. They are 20-25 years old. I dig the prices of the autos. Just wonder how they are when towed with weekly

@@chadjelliston5652 it's been good to me!

They get the job done

Haha was wondering if anyone would make the connection!

Thanks!

Dang, I don't think so. I think I have done a couple additions to the truck spread between 3-4 vids 🤔

This might be one where I cover a bit about what the truck has done. But it's not much! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZ2ff8iIu7-rYGQ.htmlsi=mykSVxM6Z4AZCi4J

Only reason I asked is because I have a 2nd gen 3500 with the auto - looking at some of the supporting mods for towing more than 12k @@rollingops

@@MrGusthepickle radiator was a big one for me. Had to keep my Temps down for long hauls

That's definitely first on my list, probably the Valve reinforcement for the 47RE after that. Might even bite the bullet and do a NV5600 swap just to put my mind at ease. Appreciate your videos, I'm going to be doing the same up in the mountains in Colorado. @@rollingops

They pay a "self insurance fee" anything that is past that amount is on them

@@rollingops here in NH when you rent, you don’t pay insurance on a machine unless the machine you rent is over 10,000lbs so the KX040 is the largest kubota. Renting a machine over 10,000lbs there is a small insurance fee in addition to the rental. What that covers is any damage over $1,000 you pay a $1,000 deductible. Even if the machine is totaled while renting you pay $1,000 deductible and the rest is covered by the rental company. I found all this out while searching for insurance to see if it made more sense to get rental insurance on my policy or use the rental companies insurance. Insurance companies by default write up all policies with $100,000 rental coverage. But because the insurance ultimately is only to cover. $1,000 deductible it makes no sense. I opted for the lowest rental coverage on my policy which is $50,000 minimum and it dropped the insurance from around $2,500 to around $1,200 per year. If I rent a 057 or 080 I will just pay the rental company insurance because it will be much cheaper. I know for a whole week rental the insurance cost added to the rental price is like $285 bucks.

Google. That's the most important

Championship meal

It'd be nice if they did....

Why not? Less wear & tear but you get the same rental rates!

I've heard great things about that business, especially when you have a decent client base

The mini? A weekly rental is about $1200. But I also have a 1 day and 3 day price

@@rollingops wow I’m in the uk, and the going rate for a mini is 300 pounds per week

@@jbhirewelcome to America bubba! Where our government screws us

Appreciate that! Yea. I'm pretty sure I ruined my clothes, nose and taste buds on that one.

Lol

Absolutely! I'm sure after we get a big rain it will happen.

You're probably right. Your mom sat on this one enough and wore it out.

@@rollingops is that the best you can do?

@@ryang3097 😆 loving the energy man

@@rollingops did we just become broskies?

@ryang3097 As long as we're not already Eskimo Brothers, that would be hard to explain to your mom.

I love it, def not for everyone, but everyone can find a niche!

We have 10, but do about 40-60 rentals per month. It's all about turnover