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"People want it easy. Well there's nothing easy about hustling." There it is!

My 14 year old boy hustles yard work in the spring and summer , he only charges $20 per yard no matter what size . And believe me during the weekend he is bringing home $250-300 . He started this because he wanted $20 to buy a gaming card and I told him he’s old enough to start earning $$$ so I taught him how to cut the grass and he loves the outdoor work . Great vid . Cheers

You should NEVER BE BROKE if you own a truck..PERIOD

"Most people don't have trucks" Texas would like a word with you

This resonated with me on so many levels dude. When the pandemic happened I lost my IT contracting job and had just bought a truck 6 months previous. I started a scrapping every appliance I could get, but instead of just scrapping for metal I sold the little parts and every time I pulled an appliance apart learned a little more about how they worked. then I started fixing them and selling them. Now I spend less time at the scrap yard and more time in my garage fixing them. Right now I have 2 dryers, 3 stoves and 2 refrigerators in my garage that I have for sale. I make almost the same amount of money I made contracting and I get to stay home with my kids.

I raised hogs while I was in high school. I asked the school if I could haul off the food scraps. Would pick up two trash can containers of food everyday. Got paid to sweep and mop the cafeteria during study hall too. So the school paid me to haul off feed for my hogs.

I started doing this a few years ago. I went from make 20k at a regular job to over 100k within the year.

One man's trash is another man's treasure . There is merit to that !!!

If you're being paid to haul something away, check to see if it's salvageable. If it is, quickly take some pics and throw it onto OfferUp, Craigslist, etc. Part of people wanting stuff is they don't have a truck to pick up the items they want. So you're getting paid to haul away one guy's stuff because you have a truck. Then you're getting paid to drop off the same thing because you have a truck.

Something I learned the hard way cars cost you money! Trucks make you money!!!

I have been a contractor/dumpster diver for many years. I am a retired electrician. We live our life on our terms. At the moment scrap metal prices are super low. Most of my scrapper friends are holding for better prices. I have been collecting for years. The secret is not attempting to live off of these side businesses. Have a primary income & let these projects be side hustles.

Listen!!!! The man is sittin on his new tailgate, hooked to a new trailer....all while dangling a $12k Rolex Submariner, sporting a smile just keepin buisy. 👍

Few years ago, some people bought a foreclosure down the road from me. When I stopped by, they had two huge piles of junk. I offered to haul it off. A lot went to the dump. Made almost $200 off the scrap alone. What I kept, a Stihl weed eater that needed a low cost repair, A set of wood louvered pantry doors, metal pieces I could integrate into my woodworking pieces, Usable scrap wood, two older model radial arm saws that work. Some of this stuff I sold. What helped, I have a full size truck with an 8 foot bed and the scrap yard is only five minutes away.

Listen to this guy folks. He's telling u the truth 100%. I've done this my self and started with a 1974 ford stake body truck within 2 years I had 5 full size trash trucks on the road 5 days a week. my credit went up into the clouds and then a huge trash business came to me and made me a offer on what I built in a 6 year spand , and I made out like a bandit trust me. Its time to start over again my 5 year no compete is over.

The wisest thing that should be on every wise individuals list is to invest in different stream of income and don't depend on the government to bring in money especially now the pandemic is hitting the economy

I love you bro. No homo. Your such a good dude. My buddy does “clean outs” for banks. Houses go into foreclosure and he goes in and takes care of cleaning the house out and cleaning up the landscaping and lawn. Anything he wants that’s in the house is his other than main appliances. Dude makes about 150k a year and is still growing.

I'm a retired contractor. I used 3 different guys to do hauling for me. Yes, I had my own trucks, but with these guys' help, I could do several jobs at one time. Dump trailers are very useful for concrete removal. My skid steer had some trouble loading larger high sided dump trucks, so the dump trailers were the ticket for smaller jobs. Most of the haulers I've used worked up to a 5-yard dump truck in addition to their pickup and dump trailer. Small residential jobs don't need a big rig to haul away dirt or old concrete. A small dump trailer or dump truck is easier to maneuver around a household site and keeps the road open. One guy I used drove a school bus morning and late afternoon. The time he had between bus driving he would haul sand, gravel, topsoil, and mulch for small contractors. Gravel pits and landscape supply companies are always looking for guys to haul small loads to homeowners and contractors. Roofers use dumpsters for shingle tear-offs but, sometimes the timing of dumpster deliveries can slow down a job. If the roofer has your card in his truck and he can't get a dumpster, he will be calling you. Be ready and get your ass out of bed.

I worked at big lots and made myself available to deliver furniture. I always made more money making deliveries than I did on my paychecks. I just let them know that if anything happened, couch falls off, the couch is slashed under the plastic...I wasn't responsible . I never had any issues, but I enjoyed it

More than needing a truck...You'll need a good back. The two work well together!

Bro it’s people like you who prove it’s a real possibility to live the dream 💯

I just grabbed a trailer last week to flip motorcycles, but you’ve just gained a subscriber with all this awesome ideas 🙏

I’ve worked at target for almost two years now as my first job. You have no idea how many people come to pick up their 65” flat screen in a Toyota Camry

Saw the title, Considered how much I've made in the last 2.5 years alone and decided I'd share my experience. I bought an old f150 at the end of 2017. I bought it with the intention of swapping out the axles, getting locking diffs as well as some new wheels and tires so that I could do some "full-size" over landing. Quickly realized what I needed was a diesel and didn't have any more money, but I was happy to have a 4x4 long wheelbase pickup just the same. I started picking up yard trimmings as a favor to a lady who lives down the road, but pretty soon people were asking me to haul piles of tree limbs and other brush. Depending on what it was, I'd make $150 profit a day. Pretty soon, I started selling the biomass to a guy across town who would chip and pelletize them for stoves. 5-12 cents per pound and it took care of gas and disposal. I've been very fortunate to have parents who let me stay with them (I'm 26 now, live with your parents everyone benefits), so i didn't have to pay rent but still got to do jobs for people who could pay more, just good luck. However, I bought a chainsaw mill and started slabbing trees as they would come down in the area. There is a lot more money to be made from slabs than boards or firewood, just takes longer to sell and a place to keep. Thinking of getting myself a woodchipper and pellet maker on alibaba. I think there's more to be made here. My parents are also happy that they basically haven't had to pay for electricity since I started contributing to the house expenses.

When I was younger, I’d stop in nicer neighborhoods with big branches down in the yard. $50-$100 back then for 20 minutes. I’d cut enough just to get it in my truck, dump it at home, and go back out. Next rainy day we would have a big burn safely. Made a fortune.

It is refreshing to listen to videos like this. It helps to open your mind to the world that's bigger than your 8 to 12 hour dead end job. Many people have this feeling that there's nothing else. I think the key here is to not sell yourself short. Sometimes it's hard to come up with a fair price.

My problem is knowing what to charge for each job without screwing my self but still being affordable for people

Great info! I just bought a 10k dump trailer. Paired with a ford f250 super duty.

Man, I needed to find this. I'm currently on the struggle bus trying to get my truck running and needing to make some money quickly once it's fixed. I just found my side hustle. Thank you for your time and this information because I never would've thought of it.

This is probably the third time I've watched this video and I get something new out of it everytime! I've got a good job, but I've got some expensive hobbies and I've used some of these tips to support new truck parts and new tools when the overtime is dried up. Seriously a great video, bro!

I absolutely love this video im 15 years old and really want to be my own boss in about a year when i get a truck, i dont want to work for other people, im a hard worker and i want to have my own schedule so thank you for this video it taught me a lot and i think this is what im shooting for, ur a big inspiration!

Great video for sure very inspiring. I now haul aircraft parts in my 6x12 ft enclosed trailer. Started with my Hyundai ten years ago. Now I have two nice trucks two nice trailers and steady light runs long distance no permits required and loving life. Wife is so happy finances secure family taken care of. I got it all just hustling as you say.

It's not just a truck that is needed. Good health is a must!

Needed this and you articulated the hustle very well 🙏🏼 Cheers!

Yes sir I scrap with a 1993 Ford F-250 7.3idi diesel 5spd manual with a long bed. In fact I just got back from going through a few neighborhoods. Drove around to the ones I knew had trash day tomorrow, took all of 3hrs. I'll sell a few things and scrap the rest and make $150-200 for 3hrs of work. I love it! Been doing it for a year now and wouldn't change a thing..

I just stumbled across this video and I’m trying to figure out how to get started after the new year I think I just found my hustle

Thank so much for all of those useful tips brother! I do have a pick up truck myself and wouldn’t realize how much profit I could be making honorably with it as a side hustle. Especially these days when scarcities appear to be a reality in America. You’re very motivational!

Much as I love pickup trucks, I do believe that cargo Van's can give pickups a run for their money.

I’ve made a lot of money with my little Toyota pickup truck flipping dirt bikes. Like he said the most important thing is being Johnny on the spot you got to be willing to drop what you are doing at anytime especially when buying stuff from private sellers or doing services for people

Scrap prices have rebounded over the past year. I started hauling again in April, and grossed at least $1,000 a month in extra income from June thru October. I'm more active in those months, since the weather is better, the days longer, and more folks are cleaning stuff out. Very helpful for a retiree on a pension.

Thanks for that. You just opened my eyes to some good ideas.

Its 100% Tax Free Hustle... This is what I do for Cosco Customers, Large Patios, Sheds and Funeture that just doesn't fix in their small compact cars... Trust Me...

This is great.. I started a lawn business a few years ago but started getting burned out.. I started scrapping metal on the side to change things up.. Now Im making just as much scrapping as i am mowing yards.. Once i get bored of that i might try pallets too lol so many options

I've been hauling for people in need and let me tell you I've been making over 1,000 per day with 50/100 deliveries, been so busy I'm hiring a driver and getting a second truck...

Great Tips! I was moving and started selling stuff on ebay as a little side hustle and it has turned into a full time job! Never be scarred to take action!

So true. Just return calls and show up.

Really enjoy this video I'm 70 years old and looking for extra money I will definitely put my truck to use great advice thank you

Man Thank you for this information and Great Video 😎🤙 Happy new year

If you can lift things and have a workable pickup, there are always people looking for things to move. Thanks for the video, I appreciate you sharing this mostly unknown side hussle

💯thanks brother for the keeping me on track with my hustler mind set. being a disabled war vet we still need something to do and u just helped to remind me of that!! KEEP GRINDING my friend!!😎🛠⚒⚔⚙

Great Video! Thanks for your inspiring side hustle ideas. Excited to start mine🏦

Just ran across your channel... my guy... you ARE THE MAN... GREAT IDEAS ... FINNA FLIP OUTCHEA IN NASHVILLE... much love

So you get $40 bucks to clean up the junk. Spend half an hour doing it. Drive 20 miles to the landfill pay them $15 dollars. Put $10 in the tank and boom. $15 bucks for two hours worth of work. Just hope your truck doesn’t get a flat or break down.

damn thats what my dad always says "never be ashamed to work" he used to be a working student from a poor family, supporting himself and his siblings...

DO NOT forget fire pit ash! Gardeners and farmers love it. Up North people use it during winter as a replacement for salt, they also use it to through in front of tires so tired won't spin, also you can fill in cracks in driveway.

Respect love and gratitude. Pushing forward through resistance to brake throughs. You are unlimited 😊

Thanks for another great video, Jack! I found Robert's channel through you. I've always wanted a dump trailer to use around the house, but could never justify the expense for it. The first video Robert made about his dump trailer hustle turned on a light in my head...I read, I watched, I questioned, and I spitballed with my brother. My first dump trailer is currently under construction and should be ready within the next couple weeks, and I'm hoping to grow that into something that will let me retire from my current job and be my own boss!

Love your money making tips, so positive great video!

Thanks for making this video. I just got a truck and am excited to get started making some money!

I like this Video a lot. What I noticed is a lot of people don't get opportunities that others get. I don't want to get specific but I have been running a small business for over 20yrs and I still get "NO's and Curves" and this has nothing to do with the service. The crazy thing is I can send someone else in to do the exact same thing and get a yes. This is a FACTS!!!

I've been scrappin' since I retired. I work about ten hours a week and make 100-200 bucks. It helps a lot.

275 would not cover the fees to dump a trailer at the landfill here.

Love the side hustle been doing it my whole life even if you don't do it as a full-time thing it's a great way to get money 4 things that you want to get faster than just working a regular job as long as you're willing it's always there great video

I'm glad to come across your video man. I like hearing all different ways to make money with a truck.. I'm tired of hearing and watching videos that solely focus on junk hauling

You help thousands of people brother

Man Thank you for this information I'm working on A Side Job 😎💯

Good video. The problem we are having here in NY is finding places to dump our trash, roofing and the like. They charge more than we make.

Love this n I’m about to go buy me a pickup truck tomorrow thank you buddy I’m locked in fasho please do more 😌👏🏾

Everyday we hustlin

Think about liability. There are people who will claim you damaged or scratched their item, or damaged their property. There is also the possibility of actually damaging something you are hauling. Also consider any tax liabilities you incur. Most insurance companies will refuse to cover any damages from accidents you have while out making a buck with your vehicle, they will insist you buy commercial liability insurance up front before you even start.

Great advice. I just bought a used truck and can use some extra cash. I have to look into where I can legally dump. That's a start.

I love this video and the information. Please continue to release new ways of hustle for us. We greatly appreciate & God Bless you this 2021!

Loved every minute of this video. Thank you for taking the time to make this!

KNOWLEDGE & MOTIVATION... MUCH APPRECIATED... 😎💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

Yes many good tips and ideas here, and am glad you mentioned the pallet business as well, it probably goes without saying to remind your audience that when cleaning up properties that many times you will make double your money in selling usable items on Facebook or Craigslist, some guys advertise will remove your junk vehicles for free or better yet for a small fee and turn around and scrap them!, I knew a guy many years ago that just didn't get pallets for free but some business he would charge them a buck or two to haul them away and then turn around and sell them for 5.00 but that was back in 2006, pallets are a whole lot more than that now

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I really need this, I'm semi-retired but motivated to get some more income. Need to get the truck back on the road. Thanks for the great ideas.

Thanks, I just had to leave my old job for my sanity.

Great video! Yes, you've got to want it, & if you want it enough, you'll get it!

Great video :) I had to subscribe I remember seeing another video of you maybe a year ago on a Toyota Tacoma headlight. Very cool man. Well done

I've been looking for another truck. I did all this when i was 16, 17, 18 before leaving for the military and college. Was told I should get the degree and a corporate job. I had way more freedom and money in my late teens than I did in any corporate job I've had. I remember I busted my ass for 3 weeks and made almost 4k, cash! Many jobs I've had the salary was barely 40k a year to start and I was working 70 hrs a week. There is definitely a plus side to hustling and doing your own thing.

I live in the Dallas are, I have a truck and use it to my advantage, I work for a trash valet company part time in the evenings (work FT in Day) working part time alone for the trash company I make 1200 or more every two weeks. There is money out there to be made if you want it.

Man I lost my job and I have a truck, now I have a job again thanks to you 🙏

awesome video and congrats on the 200k subscribers. i may have been the one that pushed it over the mark

The niche I’m in with my truck is hauling aircraft parts. I started by working for a small courier company in my Hyundai just picking up dialysis specimens on an 11 stop route $7/stop. This week I hauled a 2 thousand pound load from Atlanta to Waco Texas then drove up to middle Arkansas picked up a back haul drove home to Atlanta delivered and collected…… let’s just say a lot of money and it’s every week.

This is definitely a regional thing. Most people have trucks around here and everyone saves everything and you can never find any thing worth having for free. I say this would only work in a big city.

Great vid man- get inspiration even tho I don’t want to haul stuff- but dropping lots of gems

You are awesome! I just got a truck and now a truckload of ideas :)

Call your local dump yards for prices. Here in Michigan every city dump yards vary in price.

It's just like everything in life. The more you put in the more you get in return.

Love the idea of assisting house flippers with hauling

Robert has a pretty good channel good information

I’ve done some hustlin on the side, often tree work and delivering cars and home repairs. But I could do more. I appreciate the help.

I'm 14 and that's a potential way to get money when I get a truck in the future.

Great content, I will use this. Thank you.

Great content my man ! 😎

You're a vet? Subbed immedidately! Thanks for the info and your service.

This man speaks the words of my wisdom! Thank you for sharing my secret to success......damn you

Lot of good easy ideas here for anyone with a little drive.

Amen, brothers. I'm on disabilty and some days I can barely walk due to arthritis. But when I can, I have several hustles that I utilize. I hack Firesticks for people who want free cable (totally legal) and I do termite and fungus work for a couple from church that own their own business. You WILL have a sense of pride and satisfaction when you stay busy and solve your own financial problems.