Easy Job To Start Your Excavation and Grading Small Business | DigginLife21

[@cjbarlow61]

I work for a water well drilling/service company monday-friday 10+ hours a day and work for myself Saturday and Sunday from daylight til dark. I do shop welding, handyman, and tractor work. I just bought a john deere 3025e with a loader bucket, box blade, and bush hog with a 7x18ft dove tail trailer and with 2 clients I've made over $3000 in 2 weekends. I need to get more clients so I can work for myself full time

[@kevinwoods5477]

Been watching your videos about a month now. And ive started my own excavator land clearing on the side. And as of this friday. It will be my last day at my full time job, cause of the high demand of land clearing and stuff. I cant operate both. But your videos have helped me out. So thank you and keep the videos coming

[@DigginLife21]

That’s awesome!!! I wish you best of luck in your adventure!!!

[@HJohal]

Any updates?

[@dcwshoreline5416]

@kevin woods so cool brother!

[@ricky4924]

As of last Month I also started my own excavation and land clearing , it’s better work good for you man

[@servihomestead4324]

Congrats!

[@NoPeoblem389X]

I am retired from being an industrial mechanic for over 40 years and wanted to start doing gravel driveways and general tractor work. I purchased a l3902 Kubota and I don’t have a truck to haul it around so I just drive around looking for jobs that can be done and I’m finding that people are willing to have you do some other jobs while you’re there. I just wanted to let you follower’s that you can make a lot of money just driving around looking for work thank you for your channel you bring up a lot of great content and I have even learned a few things from watching. Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks be safe. RR

[@jacobpetterson3873]

No doubts, A good way of growing and saving your money is through investing . You don't need to have much before you can invest. "That little money you have now can make you millions if you invest it wisely". I want financial free until my 40's and I'm still in my 40's, bought my second tractor already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made

[@lukehoward4294]

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[@brentsilver6563]

You’re a good man for sharing what you do. Pretty rare in this industry. Helping people be better instead of holding them back will return to you ten fold I believe that.

[@allendismuke7607]

I’m experienced with many types of equipment. I grew up on a farm and have operated about everything. In saying that, I appreciate the common sense approach you take to teaching people your way of doing things. I love seeing good people make it in this world. Keep at it brother.

[@mostlydiggers]

100% this comment. Keep up the good work.

[@clydeacor1911]

The smaller jobs generally have a higher profit margin and once you start taking on medium to large sized jobs then you start competing against big companies that are harder to compete with because they own their own gravel pits and can shave their prices lower.

[@PawPaws_Place]

I started my excavator business a month ago when I bought my e42. Did my first job yesterday. Felt good. Thank you for all your advice.🙌

[@jasonwilson2927]

I started this way BossMan ...I started refurbishing gravel lots for Car Dealers ...I used a Ford 3000 farm tractor with a root rake on the 3, point hitch ...the customers actually thought I hauled in fresh stone and I could have charged them for a load or two but I told the truth and made a monthly customer for life

[@randymack1782]

I'm just a working stiff, just bought a new dream tractor, people have came out of woodwork asking me to do work for them. Had tractor 2 weeks, not had chance to use it, thanks to 2 big ice storms. But looking for a small dump truck, I have a car trailer, box blade, want a root rake, and scraper, but I have co-workers wanting trenches dug, I got a backhoe with tractor, I have them asking for bush hogging, and fixing driveways. All I had planned to do was fix my driveways at both of my homes, and help 84 year old uncle clear his overgrown place up. He has done a lot for me all his life. Now he isnt doing well.

[@Whatsittoy]

A lot of wise words here! Especially about not growing too fast and getting stuff done with the tools you’ve got

[@MyTractorGuy]

Shhhhh! My wife almost heard that I didn't need an excavator to get started. 🤣 Great advice Todd and excellent work. Yeah, I bit the bullet and bought a real GoPro because my el-cheapo Faux Pros were terrible.

[@maigematthews5620]

I heard you loud and clear. Your equipment is working as it should.

[@DigginLife21]

Yes sir

[@jasonbice1103]

Good job brother. You can't fake being genuine, and I believe you truly care about helping your neighbor, keep it up.

[@smellycoyote]

When I started my tree company (side hustle), I spent the first season raking yards and pushing a mower around so I could afford ropes. It wasn’t long after that I could purchase a tractor with confidence, AKA client base.

[@brandonchristian2411]

This is the first time I’ve run across your videos and I’m very impressed. There are so many who don’t give instructional advice on starting light grading business. I grew up running equipment but had no idea about business which is why I never tried it for myself and now I’m too old to be starting down that path but I’m glad to see someone unlocking the mystery and showing that a dream can be achievable.

[@stephenbru]

Excellent comment Brandon!

[@ryandammarell3461]

That’s right homie!!!

[@LolitasGarden]

"Rake it till you make it"

[@DigginLife21]

Fact!!!

[@williamwillis9691]

I've never heard anyone say they started at the top. The "bottom" varies from situation to situation!! You're right Todd!! You have to want it.

[@brooketrice5230]

I’m with your wife on measuring the m&ms! Thank you for sharing your knowledge for those of us starting out. I’m currently staying small starting my side hustle with the use of my mini excavator. Estimating the job is the hardest part for me, which is why I choose to stay small. Please continue to share pricing jobs and quantifying. The “guys AND girls/ladies and gentlemen” verbiage doesn’t go unnoticed; thank you.

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for watching Brooke🙏🏻

[@nate4036]

I’m an exterior contractor. I specialize in all sidings. From vinyl to masonry. I subscribed to learn more about running a machine for landscaping/drive entrances on new construction. I essentially have a goal to have my crew to build a home from wooded land to turnkey home. I want to also get a mulching head for our 289 cat. There’s not many in se TN with mulchers

[@RollingWithPoPoJones]

Great video and appreciate you making it. I just purchased a John Deer 333G and have started a business doing forestry mulching, driveways and house pads. This is exactly what I needed to watch. Very detailed and you have great instruction. I normally would not even comment on videos, but if it helps you make money then I’m all about helping anyway I can.

[@Clearing101]

I do land clearing and bush hogging in Randolph County North Carolina and I enjoy your videos. 😎

[@samlopez6130]

Sir, I just want to thank you for the tremendous value you provide. Honestly, it’s your honest truth about how you started and figured it out along the way. It’s very encouraging to hear. I work a very demanding and high stress w2 that I no longer enjoy, after almost 25 years. I now desire to work out doors, but am not the young man I once was. I also want to build a company with my children, that I can leave behind. I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed but I’ve always had a willingness to learn and you remind me so much of myself on your videos. You have the optimistic, entrepreneurial spirit. Praise God. And thanks again. I’m in the NE FL area and land clearing, especially after hurricanes, is in such great demand. Now it’s time to have some faith, and get after it. Thank you for your willingness to be a light.

[@PrimeMoverFitness]

Great info for the younger crowd. Start somewhere and keep working on your business. It’s difficult to find good service these days

[@JoseMartinez-jf2iy]

Also could you make a video on what exactly is road bond and show and explain the materials that you use for driveways/roads

[@davidjohnston7.62x51]

Ive recently acquired a john deere 5210 w several attachments, box blade brush hog flail mower and have been doing it as a side hustle for about 3 months. Its REALLY paying off! Ur absolutely right don't bite off more than you can chew at 1st but im already ready to purchase a used skid steer a 2022 T86 and forestry mulcher! I've had extensive experience running a skid steer for someone else but never as an owner op and a large reason im able to do this is bc of your content and others! Keep up the GREAT WORK!

[@Jdoe32]

2:50 I look back to the start of my company... this is exactly where I began. I still have my first mattock and I swear that thing has had the best return on investment of any tool I've owned to date. The biggest companies in the world often had humble beginnings. PUT IN THAT WORK! 💪💪

[@DigginLife21]

Yes sir!!!

[@dakotamiller4527]

You ain’t lying when you said you got to suck it up , I’ve only worked for big companies running bigger equipment, but I’m starting to feel that urge that I want to work on my own but you have to start at the bottom. Before I start out i at least want to have me a skid steer. Right now mainly tearing down bridges then getting base setup for the new bridge or making a detour if we can’t shut it down, then come back in but just to sum it up .and match the gravel and asphalt. Lot more to it and I do like traveling right now but I see myself in the future coming back home but get as much experience as I can.

[@dannickum6315]

Todd sound was just fine but I’ve watched all your videos and I see they’re getting better every time thank you

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks Dan

[@DCom1975]

I’ve really enjoyed your videos Todd. I’m a high school teacher that lives in a suburban setting. We recently bought some property out in the country that we plan on building a small log home on. I’m trying to learn as much as I can about tractor work as I’ll eventually need one for mowing, grading, and general homestead work. Your videos have been super helpful and I thank you for that. God bless!

[@DigginLife21]

Great to hear!!! It really makes the work that goes into this channel when I get comments like yours!!! Best of luck🙏🏻

[@williamrobinson6680]

Positive+Upbeat+Motivating. I needed that. Your future looks bright.

[@copland2008]

Thank you for sharing your prices with us! I am in Tennessee and have started my second career in life in forestry mulching and excavating. I absolutely LOVE it! It is great to have someone like you giving advice and helping with prices. No joke, I am always eager for your next video to come out so I can see what you did for the day. lol You have a great attitude even when things don't go your way which is rare these days. Be sure to make time for your family though. God, Family, work. In that order. Thank you!

[@lighterknot]

What part of TN? I just bought a skid and am looking for more ideas on the types of jobs I can do with it.

[@kentleitch2872]

In Tennessee looking to work with machinery myself in my own business. Career changes as well. We need to network together. Good perspective. God family work.

[@dirttrackdevil1149]

@@kentleitch2872 I have the same respective and I am in East TN, how's you progress going? I'm applying for a general labor position with a small excavation company, I hope to learn the ropes and move over to equipment and possibly start my own small excavation business, not really for the money just for stability and more freedoms, I used to be a welder and I seriously need a career change, I graduated with the highest grade in my welding class in college and it's been so hard to find and keep a job, and you know how most people's conception of a welder is good money? Lies well atleast if you actually want a home life and a Monday through Friday job and be home in the weekend and evening you're looking at 17 to 20 an hour with a 30 minute commute not that grand, but I've found that really I just wanna be my own boss and that's kinda just the direction the Lord has sent my heart, so wish me luck I'm only 23 and have two children and a wife and my dream is to have a business that I can pass to my son one day because he loves heavy equipment and construction.

[@kentleitch2872]

@@dirttrackdevil1149 just dropped 8k on repairs for my new/ used quad axel. But major or the major and minor on the minor. 8k to have the truck running again making money. I'm also glad to see you have God as your focus. Wherever He Leads, go! He will guide you.

[@grantfell9245]

Great advice. Keeping you business manageable is a key strategy. All the best from England.

[@petepertschi9278]

Hi there from ONTARIO CANADA....Absolutely love your channel..have been following you and your business...i have started a small excavtion road repair business too.. i find your knowledge and explanation of proceedures invluable..keep up the great channel and enunciate!,,,,lol Pete

[@VA_Biker]

Hey bud. I want to thank you for your videos. I'm in Phoenix, AZ and your videos inspired me to start my own excavation, grading, demolition, and clearing biz. I literally started my biz on March 1st and my phone is ringing nonstop. My friend owns property out in the desert and I was able to play with my 2017 Cat 301.7D for a full day until I got the controls figured out. Watching your vids helped me bid jobs and land them! I'm from NC and next time I come home, I owe you and your wife a steak on me (because I'm certain she's the behind the scenes of your operation! )! Thanks again bud!

[@DigginLife21]

Thats awesome!!!! Keep after it!!!!

[@russellliupakka6996]

"Cheerios in a Bowl" haha. If you don't mind I'm going to use this one. I always explain to customers that putting gravel in a hole will not last. You have to break up the original bed, and the potholes, so when new material is added, it all packs together. In Minnesota its called Class Five Gravel. Sand, stone and clay. Tailgate it out, drive on in and after a couple of rains, it's hard as blacktop. My box blade ($700) has paid for it's self many times over. Thanks for the video. Russ. Esko Minnesota (we have Frost Boils that need fixing every spring)

[@kralljazz]

By gosh i believe U have a hit channel my teacher diggin21 ....Thank You!

[@G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Much better audio (in this video at least). Great tip on how to identify new business. It’s amazing how much work is all around you if you just look.

[@junkzombiesllc3259]

We have a little John Deere 1025R. Small little tractor. Got it for a dirt removal jobs. We are a junk removal business but we offer dirt/concrete removal also. Saves a lot of labor and time. 1 man can remove 20 tons in 2 days. Before it would take more labor and about 3/4 days by hand.

[@mr.rodriguez3908]

You have a very genuine and friendly disposition. I appreciate the content and willingness to help beginners. It really is helpful. Well done!

[@TheFamilyFarmOn42]

Great video! I do this very thing as a side hustle. I've had a lot of success in only 2 years. Paid for truck and 2 trailers now I'm working on paying off my tractor. Having the ability to do tractor work has opened up a whole new line of opportunity. Thanks for what you do! I

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks does commenting!!!! I’m stoked that it’s going so well for you!!!

[@davidweldon3464]

Love your videos, I've been thinking of starting a driveway repair and property management company. I've been repairing driveways and brush hogging and tilling for neighbors and friends my whole life and always did it for fuel and a few bucks cause I never new how to charge or bid properly, and your videos have really enlightened me. Thanks and keep up the good work on the video.

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for watching David🙏🏻

[@robertk4501]

Awesome tutorial Todd. I know it’s a older video but I trying to watch all your videos.

[@fhuber7507]

I have not watched enough of your videos to judge if the sound has improved. I think its coming through well.

[@sjmad2574]

I really enjoy the content. I’m looking to retire from the military soon and hoping to start doing exactly what you were saying like brush hogging, driveway repair and other small jobs to supplement my retirement. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@markforeman767]

Enjoy your videos. Got interested in heavy equipment late in life. Have owned small tractor for a few years, recently bought a mini excavator. Still working to get comfortable with it. Your videos are a great help. Live in eastern NC, also blessed to own home and property in Tuckasegee NC, near Sylva.

[@arbitrage2141]

I just started working at a game ranch as an extra hand. The guy I work for pays me peanuts and mostly has me working with hand machines but today I got to brush hog and operate a skid steer. I see him taking on other jobs, he's currently digging out an artificial lake with a track hoe and Im hoping if I stick around long enough I'll get to work my way up into the bigger machines. Anyways. Just found your channel and its really, really fascinating seeing all of this from a bosses perspective. Its invaluable, and I want to thank you for it.

[@kelly806]

Using a blower to remove the water! Great tip!!

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for watching

[@kelly806]

@@DigginLife21 Good channel. I do a little tractor work around where I live. Lots of good tips and info here.

[@shaneross7428]

You're such a likable person. I'm looking to buy a mini excavator with 30k in hand. I'm hoping I can find a pretty decent one. Then I'll buy a dump truck and track loader. I used to be an underground pipe layer after high school and then a dirt heavy equipment operator for a few years then for the last 16 years I've been operating mobile cranes in oil refineries. I'm ready to do some jobs on my own. Thank you for your videos they're really encouraging and inspirational.

[@joseph428]

I’m starting with landscaping and then hopefully in 1-3 years I’ll be getting into excavation/construction

[@michaelkoop6731]

Thanks for doing this video buddy. Ur doing great. Ur teaching all of us alot of great information.

[@dancoleman8467]

You are amazing. I just discovered you today. I really needed this education. Wish we could talk. I just retired and my goal is to make some money with my tractor. You got a new subscriber.

[@98hundy]

I have a New Holland LV80 we bought used to work our 5 acre property. I wish I had seen your video's before I spent 100's of hours teaching myself how to use the Gannon box.

[@RoxannaDayl]

The sound is great. Your teaching is superb especially for someone who knows nothing about this business. Hope to learn a lot from you and put it to good use. Cheers

[@DigginLife21]

Awesome! Thank you Roxanna!

[@edwardgarea7650]

The old philosopher strikes again! Besides being an excellent contractor, you are an excellent teacher, explains the business in simple-to-understand language and a lot of common sense. You are so correct when you talk about making a profit with a pickup, a couple of bags of gravel, a shovel, and most of all - a positive can-do attitude, which you have in abundance. Best of all you emphasize the point that success doesn’t come instantly. You have start at the beginning and work your way up the business ladder, and before you can land the big jobs you have to land the small jobs. Sounds simplistic, but you’d be surprised how many people ignore this sound advice and end up cutting their own fiscal throats. Want to be a success? Then listen to this man. He’s offering you FREE advice, probably the only time in your business life you’ll get something substantial for free. Listen and learn. A small investment in time can pay big dividends.

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for the kind words Edward. I'm just trying to put out there what I wish had been available to me when I got started

[@edwardgarea7650]

@@DigginLife21 Well, you’re doing a helluva job. Keep it up. People getting into the business need you, whether they realize it or not.

[@timhill8001]

Audio was great. I always like how you explain everything.

[@JerichoRally]

You're awesome Todd! The world needs more people like you. Both audio and video were great - except at the end when the mod wasn't used. Loved the content too... my wife was very interested as well!! Well done. God bless!

[@joedeboer3391]

Great stuff and awesome advice. "Check your ego and go slow growing your business!"

[@DigginLife21]

Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to my other Channel "digginlife deeper" to see bonus footage and project shorts!!!

[@FL_Native_68]

I have my own business where I contract with state agencies for ROW maintenance and light construction. I've recently added a KX0-080 Kabota with a mulching head. I'm getting more work from civilians for this equipment than government. It's amazing what all is out there.

[@DigginLife21]

Glad its been a good addition!!! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to my other Channel "digginlife deeper" to see bonus footage and project shorts!!! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to my other Channel "digginlife deeper" to see bonus footage and project shorts!!!

[@walterdixon2837]

Hi Todd, I'm about to pull the trigger on a sub compact tractor with a loader, backhoe, grapple, box blade,and a rotary cutter. I work as an environmental inspector 5 months a year and want to do a side business part time the rest of the year and also do some traveling.

[@andedavi]

Great, honest, advice with high integrity! Quality of the audio & your advice is amazing!

[@DigginLife21]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gayle4804]

You are a mountain of knowledge continue helping young people start their own business

[@JVMX95]

“Hurricane in a backpack” 😂 great video!

[@imme7961]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Coffee and M&Ms; that's good. Also, chocolate chip cookies and coffee is another good combo.

[@scottsterling8416]

Like I said in your live feed last night I'm going to bid my 5th driveway job at 11am tomorrow they have all been from word of mouth so guy's do the best you can every time and don't try to retire off 1 job

[@DigginLife21]

Best of luck Scott!!!

[@doc2nd2]

Just watched my first video of yours. Great content, great presentation, great attitude. My wife suggested we begin an earthworks business ( I’ve done all huge amount of different work in the trades including heavy equipment operations) as a retirement business and I’ve been doing some research. Your channel has struck a note that I feel will be very beneficial. I also want to subscribe, like and comment to help you grow. I believe that you should always support those that help you and as you climb life’s hills you should also help others that are climbing those hills too. You never know what kind of a difference you make in others lives! I look forward to doing a deep dive into your channel, keep up the great work and thank you for all your hard work!

[@DigginLife21]

@@doc2nd2 welcome and thanks for the kind words doc!!! I’m thankful to have you join the digginlife family 🙏🏻

[@KevinF604]

Thanks for the help man. I'm a tree climber with a small tree service in Vancouver BC. I got a Jon Deere 35d and a dump trailer last spring and have learnt alot watching you work.

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for watching budro!!!

[@GeorgeGodwin-s5n]

Awesome Job . I'LL be watching more

[@randyjohnson4877]

Hi there I really enjoy your video you do things the way that I always have I live in Eastern Kentucky Appalachian mountains and I've done my part of Maddox shovels but I love it I'm 58 years old and you make a lot of good points and this yesterday I bought a new dirt shovel handle for my shovel one of them and I got all kinds of landscaping tools have wore at wheelbarrow and it's a kind of work I have always enjoyed I've always found some place to dig in some place that needs to be filled in. Thanks for sharing the this video I have subscribed to your channel.

[@Kleiminc]

Great advice bro! That’s how I’ve grown my construction company. Now I wasn’t to use my equipment more then braking my back

[@florcedillo7964]

$450 for a gravel pot hole repair. I love that!

[@noplay18]

Love the videos this is my retirement plan thanks for the knowledge!

[@DigginLife21]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@alexalbaugh5408]

One thing Ive always wanted from a young age, is to be my own boss. I figured excavation would be a good way to go about that. I just turned 20 about 2 weeks ago, I’ve been a construction laborer for going on 2 years now making $32 an hour. I’m not the happiest with what I do for a living, seemingly how I went to welding school. I got into the laborers union because it pays more than what a welder with 3 years experience in my area. Anyway, this video has gave me a tremendous amount of confidence in being able to be my own boss. One question I’ve got is, when I first start out. Should I pull the trigger on getting an LLC, and insurance and things like that if I’m just starting out doing driveways, or small simple things like that? Retaining walls, small things of that nature? Or should I wait until things grow a little bit?

[@wadafruit]

You'll never succeed till you never fail. I'm at that point. Nursing background here. Health field sucks after coveed.

[@waynedealii2745]

sound quality is great, I'm in the Septic and light Grading business just down the hill from you in Morganton I really enjoy your videos and positive attitude. Be safe out there😎

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Well done New subscriber Just ordered a skid steer to pair will my tractor

[@michaelott1551]

I just started watching your channel I'm impressed 👍

[@pattersonlandscaping5621]

Your in depth ...step by step explanations are why you are so successful...I thank you for all the info you provide!

[@jwillms09]

Another Excellent Video, Sounded Great. You truly are a humble hard working inspiration to us all.

[@JonsDailyHustle]

Thanks for sharing the how tips with just hand tools, I might actually give it a try to stay busy for the winter time

[@shane4176]

Great practical information for someone just starting out. Thanks for your time!

[@DigginLife21]

Anytime Shane!!!

[@DirtDoctors]

Sounds good! Like always, I appreciate you being so open and putting things in terms I can understand. Have a good’un and stay safe!

[@DigginLife21]

You too pal!!!

[@jimsweeney25]

Sound quality is much improved, thank you!

[@DigginLife21]

Great to “hear”😁

[@samcope74]

Hey been watching and did my first driveway last weekend, 2501 and a box blade. Keep it up👍

[@DigginLife21]

Awesome!

[@juanvelasco804]

I have a kubota svl 75 and I’m wanting to learn more about using it for work. I’ve moved like brush piles around and stuff like that nothing hard.

[@samuelcopley4252]

G'day mate, First video I've watched of yours and you simplified the question of 'where to start' perfectly! My father has a compact skid steer with a trailer I can use to get started and I was thinking about radio advertising or cold calling big companies in the local area to find work but you saying, just go for a drive and look around, took all that stress away. I'll be watching more of your videos for how to go about pricing which is something else I'm stressing about. Thanks for making this video and God bless you

[@DigginLife21]

Best of luck Samuel!!!

[@WILSON.1]

Very good explanation, easy to understand. Thank you!

[@mikeszwec9551]

Lots of help, thank you

[@tmitch8639]

Buddy,,,, I got to tell ya.. your a good salesman! Eye is in the beholder.

[@dustinburnette5001]

Man I'm starting my own excavating business, and I'm in the mountains of n.c. which is crazy! I've worked equipment my whole life so I just wanna get out on my own. I would like to pick your brain sometime. Thanks for the videos and it's helped me out allot.

[@aaronburford5701]

Again this is another video that got me to follow your channel! I loved how you explained things..... Great video!

[@DigginLife21]

👍👍👍

[@pauldecker60]

Just bought a Massey Ferguson 50ex with a Gannon box blade, I plan on making a few dollars on the side

[@TheHammer24-7]

Thank you for sharing such helpful information!

[@johnstark3058]

I always take something away from your videos, much appreciated, keep up the good work!

[@Attaboy1111]

I am from Western North Carolina, and I just wanted to let you know that absolutely love your videos. I love what you’re doing. I love how you’re helping other people may God bless your may God bless you and your family and God is great. Keep doing what you’re doing. What state what area?

[@DigginLife21]

Thank you so much!! I’m up around Asheville

[@markd2858]

Thanks for the video, I’m one of those guys that plans to do compact tractor work in about a year and these help the learning process.

[@koreysamuels8586]

hi there brother, im in plans to build my small business by starting with getting me a small class 1 hino tipper just doing backfill and small concrete jobs..giving myself 5 years as of now to begin to invest in that. i work for a company in nz called unison with civil construction, just getting all my licences atm i only have class 1,2 and wheels tracks and rollers/folks ans dangerous goods licence. hopefully in 5 years times by then i should have a good enough business plan. im glad i found you, your awesome mate thank you for your experiences and great advice.

[@stephenbru]

I do watch a lot of these KZbinrs channels but I am only a sub to your channel because you really help people and give them confidence in themselves that they can start their own business too!..Your a good honest and sincere man!.. God Bless you and your family....By the way, I love mm's with my coffee too!!..😂

[@Appalachianlockdown]

I have learned a lot from watching your videos,,thank you.

[@bennyhill3642]

We Thank you for your time!!! GOD bless you and yours😇😁😇

[@DigginLife21]

You are so welcome

[@markmiller1673]

After working out of town's 20 years I started Miller's grinding llc here locally in Asheville any pointers on a bidden jobs it's very much appreciated I'm bidding a bunch of jobs but I aint getting very many been helping wheeler grading good friends of mine helped me alot getting started