CASH 💰 IS KING !

I’m doing my research because I wanna dive into this and here’s a prime example of a niche market and how to think of I expand for the different markets for dumpsters . Excellent service Señor.

When’s a new video coming I can’t wait

Man we have guys that are renting at 280 and that’s 1ton included like not paying for anything I’m here to make money not give it away

This was one of the best informative and good business sense podcast. Keep it up

Great advice! Just getting ready to start a company and you definitely saved my ass!

Thanks for the tutorials, was curious about hook lifts as I operate a roll off truck.

Is it worth it to invest in software and automation from the get go in your dumpster rental biz? We will be a one woman and one man operation, and we both have other businesses. I’m concerned our expenses are getting too high already and we haven’t even started! Trailers are being picked up next week! Woot!

I disagree with the auto tarp! We have Manuel roll up tarps. When you have a auto tarp and you have pallets of freight to unload off of the flat bed the auto tarp gets in the way. Yes having a Manuel rollup tarp is a little more work but it makes you a lot more versatile. Yes I am a landscaper and I do need to move my crew. But this is not a family truck. I do like having the longer body because you have more leverage when picking up a heavy load. Most of what we haul is lighter weight anyway so paying the weigh penalty of what we can haul is not an issue for us we are using 5500 RAM’s. We pull a 37’ deck over -24,000. Gooseneck on our hooklift we have a flat bed for the hook lift with a gooseneck ball in the bed. We just have to use a couple of load binders to lock the bed down when pulling the gooseneck For me I have to have a Class A cdl to pull the trailer anyway, if I was going to buy a bigger truck I wouldn’t scare me a bit to purchase a cdl truck. This my opinion!

Hard truth is what we are looking for. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I am just getting into the biz, deciding on what equipment to start with, and appreciate the info in this post.

You didn't mention condensation. I've always heard it's better to keep them full. That's a win for filling after work. You mentioned before that you're a high idler, but these DEF trucks aren't fans of idling.

Hey John I'm just getting started I already run 26ft non Cdl box trucks out of Ct, I came across your channel and has been a student ever since, where do you recommend I buy my cans? I already reached out to ruble trucking regarding a 6500

I'm really glad you posted this video. I was curious as to why, in your previous video, you stated you have nothing to do with roofers. I am just getting into the biz and am glad to know. Thank you!!

Hey man, what’s this set up that you’re driving in this video ?

Wow, it's like leaving your junk hangin' out. Awkward public relations.

Good video, I use this to train the new hires here in St George UT. Trashinator.

Great video John. I only have cable pull, so I don't have that choice. But first thing that came to mind was the safety factor of someone rear ending the truck before you even mentioned it. SAFETY FIRST.

5:50 stay pretty! Makes me feel young again inside seeing handwritten names

Gold leaf and free handhand paint... Brings me back to my youth! 😂 Today, our guys have "their" full sized trucks, and they have vinyl names on the doors, the small trucks do not have dedicated drivers so no names.

Excited for this! Can’t wait to see you continue to grow.

John your a great mentor, id definitely be interested in a franchise here in Northwest Ohio. There's one guys who has the market and id love to shake up his monopoly, you definitely have your t and I crossed and definitely got your business going thru the universe, , id love to get into the game with u ,I don't have the capitol to get my LLC started,

Awesome! I’m not at this level yet, but absolutely a cool idea! I love the level of professional trucking you bring to dumpster running! #littlejunkers

Your absolutely right about having a Driver’s name on door, it brings respect and pride, curious about nick names you came up with, love it, don’t answer here about nick names, talk about it in your next video, great video. 👍

You should do this with the mirrors at your barbershop

First!

Great, educational video!

What an offer for an individual to progress on,very admirable of you

Tip number 8: win the lottery because these trucks are $125,000+.

21:07 100th Like! I’ve never seen a dog’s shock collar go off from a hug!

32:54 nice

I’m interested John.

What if you have a small dumpster business already? 🤔

Hell yes!!!

Hmmm Same Day dumpsters 🇨🇦 has a nice ring to it 😉

This model may not be for everyone but if I’m honest with myself, i could say I’ve made over $100k in “mistakes”. There is value in having somebody map out a blueprint for you.

I go by Ruble Truck Sales every day on my way to work. I actually used to work there before they moved into that building.

38:47 my wish, next year

33:20 wow

Tons of excellent information, thank you very much! Keep doing you sir!

In my opinion it just looks cleaner and more professional to put the hook back in position.

1:08:14 I don’t ask many questions because I don’t want to waste your time. I’m not even in the business yet. Do you have a “minimum” weight charge always? I haven’t been to a transfer station yet but I imagine they have a minimum like our landfill. Thanks

20:20 my second time through this one, it’s mind provoking. This insight is a gift, that is the correct verbiage for me.

13:40 interesting

What is the dimensions of that 30 yard Dumpster

Great video

I have a sensor when it's down, it beeps so no raw dogging here,,only the Mrs.

raw no rubber is the only way to go

Kind of funny this exact thought was on my mind today . I never leave the hook down because it just feels like a sin but im always tempted to due to time saving.

Safety factor (someone rear ending your hook) is the first and only reason you need, the rest is just piling on. Yard only, never on street.