How to make $1,000 a week doing this?!

[@YakMotley]

Thanks for watching everyone! What kind of side hustles are yall doing? Check out this video on how to buy houses cheap- kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpuzlWR_eNFrjtE

[@MrTaylorfenoglio]

I own 14:40 Carpet and tile cleaning in Pensacola and can definitely relate. It started as a side hussle that turned quickly into my main company.

[@FishingwithFaron]

I work a 40hr a week job, owner @River Town Outfitters, and I have a few rentals.

[@sxirs]

Medical Interpereter paid me about 125 -150 an hr.

[@travisc3571]

My side hustle is lawn care and handyman work. I’d love to get in the dump trailer business.

[@angelbennett1064]

I started a new concept in Gulf Shores/Orange Beach one month before pandemic started. It’s called The Beach Moms, and while we were nervous starting a concierge company during COVID we didn’t let fear hold us back. We’ve done so well that we are expanding into Escambia County in 2021!! Thanks for this awesome and inspiring video. 🙏🏻

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

My pop told me when I was about 14, " people WANT to give their money to you, your job is to make them feel good for doing it. " he was right.

[@Helloreality101]

Seriously good advice, ima tell my kids that!

[@ricardotrujillo5106]

And he was right.

[@chacko4011]

Incredible advise! Sounds like a great father.

[@jaredlittlefield9838]

This is a cool side hustle. I spray liquid wraps with a product called raail

[@EMT163671]

@@jaredlittlefield9838 I started a mortuary transport service on the side 😂

[@richardjbueche]

Smartest two things that I heard dump trailer owner say here is 1. Most people don't want to work and 2. Some are afraid of failure.

[@timf9773]

great video! so true! I started pressure washing 5 years ago as a side hustle, today Im running my own pressure washing business. Started with a 50ft pressure hose and a 3000psi pressure washer. 5 years later Im running 2 crews, I got a trailer, 3 large machines, all kinds of ladders, new truck and all payed off!

[@jamesjusick1462]

I did 'You load, I dump' with a fleet of 12 dump trailers, making up to $1000 a day. Most customers were roofers at $10/square for shingles yielding $200-$300 per load. 3-5 loads a day. You drop one, they fill it over a day or to while you pick up and dump another one previously dropped off. Get used to fixing nails in tires.

[@jamesjusick1462]

@Alexander Curtis 7x14 14K rated with 4' sides. In construction, small remodeling jobs are the best because they dont want to keep the trailer for a month. Clean ups are good for the same reason, also "Trash outs" after foreclosures, you load or they do, most take two to four loads. I charged by the load, with 5 days on site max before they had to pay $20 extra per day. One trailer can get you going, but you will need to do jobs where it wont sit a week at each job unless you have other income. Good luck!

[@bwing411]

James, any chance I can talk to you about this? I flip houses, but want a steadier cash flow Inbetween flips, and I plan to buy a few trailers next month

[@jonathanweintraub]

I was confused by the title of the video. Is $1000 a week a lot of money? Every tire is $150 and I go through a lot of those. It just seems like anyone who is motivated to make $1000 per week needs to just get a job. Now $1000 per day, I’m listening.

[@arianlabbaf8810]

@@jonathanweintraub if you want 1,000 a day join an exclusive discord cook group and start reselling (get a bot if you want big $)

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Run a heavy duty wide magnet over the area you're loading from and now you have free nails. After a few months package and sell them to your customers.

[@jeffflinton7540]

my hobby turned into my side hustle thanks to covid 19 i was making soft plastic baits as a hobby and with stores running out of stock people started asking me to sell them and as of now i have sent baits to 15 different states and still growing

[@hustlenation4779]

Man that is awesome congratulations on that

[@freshfission5886]

Hell ya that’s pretty cool

[@johnnyanvar6502]

Congratulations

[@vikingored5993]

What do i mean??? Like baits for Fish ,,,

[@petergambino2129]

You should read “The Cabelas” story. They started just like you, selling dry flies for trout from home. It turned out pretty well for them. Go for it! You were born to succeed! God bless!

[@egomaniac247]

I went to college. I make 6 figures. And I'm miserable. Right now you do NOT need a college degree. The # of people out there who can build/craft/make/repair something are outnumbered by the people who do administrative/business type work. If I had a teenager right now I'd be HIGHLY encouraging them to pick up a trade instead of wasting money on college right now.

[@realpatriot5896]

I went to College and drank my way out! Now I own a Handyman Business and don't drink!

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Right on! I wasted my, money, time, and energy going to college yet I work in a field that doesn't require college and makes 100k+. College is a scam.

[@sergiolazo4594]

@@Live-Life-Freely well there is other side to the coin ..ive been a craftsmen for 30 years . and theres pros and cons to everything . cons ..the good ol'boy system reigns ..clicks and race dominate who gets the good jobs .the work is brutal on your body and dangerous . many fatalities every year . long hours 84 hour weeks are the only way to make big money as a hand . alot of us have to travel job to job . and that ruins marriages...i could go on and on... its not for everybody .

[@Live-Life-Freely]

@@sergiolazo4594 I hear you. And there's a lot to consider here. Just because you don't go the college job route doesn't mean your body has to suffer. Working hard doesn't mean beating your body up. I've worked a lot of 80+ hour work weeks and didn't feel it because I've stayed away from booze and drugs so when I rest my body rests because of work and it's not trying to recover from useless added stress. This isn't a stab at you, I'm just saying I know so many guys that abuse their bodies with things other than work. I know you've seen it too. I don't see an issue with the good ol'boy system for a few reasons. One, if I'm not allowed to work because I'm not in the in-crowd, I have enough faith in myself to find a job somewhere else. Two, I don't want to force myself anywhere I'm not wanted. Three, that system actually makes for a more pleasant work environment, you get to pick and choose the people that have the same ideology as you. So I just let them be. I actually used to work for one of the top brokerage firms in the world and from up there we used to look down at the people on the street working and almost actually envied them because they weren't trapped in glass cages like we were. That's actually the job that turned me off from wearing ties. I haven't worn one in 2 years because of that job and refuse to wear one. So yes you're 100% correct there are a lot of pros and cons. What I've learned is that the only thing that matters is perfect peace and if you have that then you'll be at peace where ever you work.

[@sergiolazo4594]

@@Live-Life-Freely touche' friend ..like you said there is alot to consider. finding your peace in life is what matters ...amen . if you love what you do its less like work . ill leave it with that .

[@bobk.1428]

As long as you have hustle in your feet you’ll have money in your pocket

[@YakMotley]

Great saying !

[@SteegeFish]

I started renting out my travel trailer on rv share. Instead of just sitting there when I'm not using it I make between 1-2K extra a month. People think it's weird having other people use your stuff but so far so good and I've made about 4K so far! Helps pay for all my fishing gear lol

[@hustlenation4779]

Excellent idea

[@featheredcoyote5477]

What size camper do you rent out?

[@SteegeFish]

FEATHERED COYOTE 23ft

[@featheredcoyote5477]

@@SteegeFish I've had the same thoughts with my small Aliner pop up hard side camper. Do you use any other rv rental sites or just the one?

[@SteegeFish]

@@featheredcoyote5477 I only use Rv share at the moment. So far so good!

[@daillman863]

Not only is he a great business man but he shared some very wise words that I'll apply to my life in general.

[@Daland21648]

Damn right

[@Helloreality101]

I'm a lawn care provider. Started in 2008 with $1,000 pulling my 4x8 homemade trailer with a 1996 Buick LeSabre. My original goal was to just make some extra money when i wasnt working at my other 2 jobs (one mon-fri the other sat & sun). Now I have about $40k of lawn care stuff, 4 trucks, a dump trailer (that I may find additional work for thanks to this video) and just bought my first skid loader. Thank you for making inspirational videos like this, keep it up man!!

[@stephenbrody2717]

Just found this channel. Love this. Freedom is so much closer than you realize . I was told by someone long ago. “ Thinking brings about thinking. Action brings about change”. It has been true with everything I have tried to or wanted to do. Thanks man your words at through out this will hopefully help people stop thinking about doing something they want to do and go and do it. I subscribed.

[@Matthew-uz5lb]

Started my own side hustle 10 years ago now my main . Greatest thing ever

[@hustlenation4779]

What is it

[@Matthew-uz5lb]

No pay No Stay Network A labor contracting and Citrus caretaking company , lots of young tree care . Made a machine that puts out beneficial microbes 🦠 to help root growth on plants only under the skirts of trees 🌳 no waste high volume

[@Matthew-uz5lb]

No pay No Stay Network It made it possible for me to hire my son and give him stock in my company

[@hustlenation4779]

Man that is very cool

[@Matthew-uz5lb]

No pay No Stay Network thank you i may add a dump trailer after watching Yaks video of you

[@chargermopar]

Add in a skid steer and you have so many more possibilities

[@organicdudranch]

i built 2 of those, they were 15 yrd. dual axle but i built them with a pivoting "A" frame on a triple block cable,it worked so well i could lift a 400 lb steel bed with my bare hands because of the reduction gears, no hydraulics. both trailers i built for under $500 each, i was a roofing contractor and tore of many old roofs. the dump bed was cool. i learned the upper part is wood so i could stretch the tarp and staple it, that kept it nice and tight. no wind rippling which leads to trouble.

[@my31and37]

Great advice man, One of the best things that ever happened to me was being "downsized" The computer company I worked for as a field engineer decided to shut the entire division down that I worked for...Unexpectedly, I had former accounts start calling me, asking if I would take care of their systems until I found another job. Short of it is, I quickly started a business at 25 years old that did well for 27 years..In 2017, I decided to try something else and pursue a passion of mine (besides fishing)..Now I restore C1 corvettes for a private collector (who is also a buddy that did well in business), which is something I enjoy, and I would have almost done for free. You never know what life will throw at you..just be ready to "pivot"!

[@hustlenation4779]

That is awesome ! Thank you for sharing

[@YakMotley]

So true! Thanks for watching!

[@thisismagacountry1318]

C1's are nice. I'd get a C7, but the next gen GT-R will be too much to resist.

[@davidbecker3864]

Good Stuff! Working for employers keeps one poor. The employer doesn't have your financial best interest at stake. This motivates me to go back into business for myself. God Bless America!

[@chazlyle41]

Hey, man! You've mentioned upgrading your trailer as you go in your videos but for people new to trucks and towing trying to make a buck you may want to do a video on tow ratings, tongue weight, etc. real quick or have your buddy mention it (or maybe I just missed it). Not just any truck can pull 8-10 tons vs 3500-7500 lbs. Know your tow rating and trailer weight!

[@Michael-yj6kk]

Good idea, a Tacoma definitely couldn’t do this

[@sjam17]

Love this vid! Been an entrepreneur and my mantra is..."The road to success is littered with failure." Loved when he said "embrace failure"...sooooo true! Everyone should try it at least once in their life. Keep up the great work!

[@hustlenation4779]

Thank you for watching

[@garysanchezphotography]

Good idea, you can do it but it takes DOT authority and insurance. I've hauled freight with a 40' gooseneck behind a Ford F-350 dually but the insurance is very, very very expensive.

[@SDSunriser]

What state are you in?

[@vikingored5993]

Are u in CALI or where at?

[@stevene9785]

You are damn right! This makes people think you can just go out and start hauling stuff all around town. WRONG My insurance was $1200 a month and that was a long time ago.

[@vikingored5993]

@@stevene9785 why ?

[@stevene9785]

@@vikingored5993 Any time you are moving freight, any freight, for hire, must MUST have a CDL. That is regardless of weight. IOW, let's say you have a 30' RV. You may drive it in any state. However if you are a RV delivery (for hire), you better have a CDL.

[@MrChrisplus3]

My grandfather used to say: there’s money to be made if you’re willing to hustle. Thanks for the video and inspiration!

[@hustlenation4779]

Sounds like a wise man

[@YakMotley]

Glad it helped!

[@Jethrosgarage]

Great side hustle- NOW as several have pointed out, you may have a loop hole of lax law in the area...if you are doing that for a living (not hauling your own dirt for your own yard) and are hauling over 10,000lbs (six tons of dirt is quite over that) TECHNICALLY you need a DOT # and a name on that rig. As they say "It's only illegal until you get caught" Here in Georgia, I drove a one ton dually F350 for a company service truck for 17 years until I got pulled over by the DPS (the "truck cops") who read me the riot act, did a full inspection of the truck, wrote warnings for a couple marker lights, and having "incorrect registration" I then had to have the company re register the truck tagged commercial for 10k-18k, have it inspected at a DOT licensed facility, pay the $ for a DOT number on the truck, then I had to go get a DOT physical and such.

[@3sons66]

Love that guys attitude! Definitely has the right one for making money.

[@livewithnick]

I’ve been telling young guys in my fire department the same thing for years. You don’t have to work for someone else. There’s tons of ways to make good money working for yourself.

[@andyhamilton8940]

My brother FF, got a nice mower flipping hustle. People love to throw perfectly good mowers away in St.Aug. area.

[@hustlenation4779]

So true

[@hustlenation4779]

Andy Hamilton good for him

[@chilltime4878]

Young guys at the fire dept nowadays don’t want to listen. They just wanna be on their phones watchin youtube.😂

[@robertahlholm6412]

great vid as usual Jack- I know a guy who had a rack body truck that did clean ups for roofers- hard work saved his money and now has his own dumpster biz with 3 mack trucks and over 50 dumpsters- needless to say theres a ton of money in garbage

[@HaulitTrailers]

This guy gets it! This is exactly why we started manufacturing this trailer unloading system. Excellent video! I just shared it with our newsletter subscribers.

[@SXSVideos]

Another great video, Sir. I am fortunate to have a good paying job, but I always have a hustle. When I was a young man working as a broke cop I started a lawn care business. After 4 years I was so burnt out that I got out of that business. I landed a job in the private security sector and started a KZbin Channel offroading that lead into many opportunities. I opened a brick and mortar called Off Road Nutrition. We have been open over a year and have 4 nutrition clubs in our organization. My wife is working the business full time. My full time job only requires me to work 3 days a week though. I have 4 days a week to concentrate on my business and KZbin Channel. In addition, I am always flipping something. The free time has allowed me to continue hustling. There is plenty of money to be made out there, a Fella or Gal just has to be willing to get out there and work hard. Thank you for another video, Is keep up the great work.

[@paco1008]

Hey that's Robert Biggerstaff!! He's my financial HERO!

[@johnthomas6614]

Tht was cool. & the Man Said It PEOPLE DON'T WONT 2 WORK. Hustle On

[@billblass5961]

Great idea! No doubt, a good part of Robert's success is that he's so likable. Thanks for sharing his story.

[@roqwire]

So right, open your eyes and think out if the box.....I've been an entrepreneur most if my life....

[@t.s.tractorworkstrickland5828]

Hi I'm Tim Strickland Thanks for the video. My side job consists of a 7 yard dump truck that used to be a fire truck and I converted it over. A old Bobcat 331 excavator and a 60 horsepower tractor with many attachments. I love working for myself but just can't tear away from that real job( health insurance benefits retirement) maybe one day I'll be able to break free

[@nicholastracy4915]

These videos have helped me tremendously. There is oppurtunity everywhere. It is about perception and humility.

[@MrCard031584]

Got to have money to make money. Some people are making less than their monthly bills. This dump trailer hussle requires a several thousand dollar investment for a trailer and a truck that can pull it. Or me as a self employed handyman have about $20k in tools. Side hustles are great but you have to work and save and invest in your business to keep it going smoothly.

[@qwiettype5823]

Ha! Love it! This is exactly right, great message!

[@fishingargento6328]

Well done Yak sharing these stories and inspire people to go for more!

[@YakMotley]

Thanks! Just trying to help people!

[@bwing411]

Just came across your channel. I like your positive attitude! This was a great video. I flip houses, but I’m buying two trailers next month to start some steady income Inbetween properties

[@dudleyvaillancourt5989]

The Biden ad almost made me throw up.

[@goodoljackburton9211]

I don’t finish videos anymore. Way too many ads!

[@jongregory886]

Get ready for 4 years of puking

[@NIGHTMARERICA]

@@jongregory886 he's not gonna win

[@TIDEPROCESS18]

@@NIGHTMARERICA yea he will by landslide

[@NIGHTMARERICA]

@@TIDEPROCESS18 😂 mmk.

[@MD-wq6on]

Plain and simple, find a need and fill that need with great customer service. Some of the best contractors I have had business dealings with here in Pensacola have been the local businesses. Everyone seems to know someone to refer you to here. Better to keep your nose clean in P'Cola if you are a contractor.

[@JonsDailyHustle]

I'm hoping to get a dump trailer for next spring time, hopefully make some extra money with it 🙏🙏🙏

[@DM-jf3lg]

How much does he charge to haul dirt and mulch? I live in South Carolina and most of the mulch yards will deliver tons of mulch for the cost of the mulch plus $30. They will even deliver it and blow it where you want it for $100.

[@Dmtv_19]

Happy birthday my guy! Appreciate the informative information!

[@edlibey8177]

I had a great main hustle so never really did a side hustle. Makes me the black sheep of my family. My brother and sister’s families both made a reasonable living as a start up side hustle that went full time. Hard workers that just found a reasonable opportunity and worked it hard. Not always easy and they never worked a 40 hour week but, they did fairly well. I use the past tense because we are all retired now.

[@drkrm]

I wish I had this mindset 20 years ago. I’m retired and needed money so I turned my fishing rod building hobby into a business. Today Rods x Rufus is starting to pick up.

[@hustlenation4779]

Man that’s awesome

[@allenkoch3890]

You guys have the right mindset. This is why I started my business y’all are amazing keep hustlin!

[@MrEddienoe]

I did this when I was in my late teens I did it with just a half ton truck I loaded the bed to 6000 lbs a few times it went down the toilet I needed that trailer

[@hustlenation4779]

You are a true hustler at heart

[@Peterbilt359]

In a boom market this works well. When things crash these guys go under fast. I seen a guy driving a 70,000 dollar pickup he picks up dog poop in people's yards. Another guy digs trampoline holes has a mini ex and dump trailer. Don't quit your day job to buy a dump trailer. And the guy that grinds trees. those grinders will set you back about 300,000 and you'll need land, zoning and county permit. Nice video though.

[@edhart9562]

Dude you rock ,everyone needs to watch to the end

[@stowers157]

Are you hauling "Commercially", "For Hire"? Does that require a CDL and a DOT number?

[@JT-xb6bg]

Shhhhhhhh... be very quiet. And hope you don't have any kind of "accident "

[@Silverado06]

Not sure about Florida, but in Michigan this would not need a CDL, but would need a dot number and chauffeur license. Any commercial work needs these two things minimum.

[@iowamatt2519]

We've got 10 of these trailers between me and a buddy. We never run loads to or for other people. Our business's are way to busy to service other people. It's a good idea but most people aren't financially prepared for the abuse and cost a truck and trailer cost. At least 10 flats a week if running to the dump, and really hard on trucks if not at least a 3500 or bigger.

[@iowamatt2519]

@Oath Betrayer we just use trailers for our own work, like concrete tearout and roof replacement.

[@LordLugo23]

That’s guys living the life. Rolling around dropping off dirt to customers wearing a two tone Rolex. Good job man! Thanks for the wise words.

[@johnwilson4330]

After you did this video I promise you darn near EVERYBODY in the Fayetteville, Fort Braqgg, area are doing this now good job!!!!!

[@garthlocklin6355]

I know a guy who rents a dump trailer but you need the truck to pull it. Around here it sits most of the time. Where do you guys live? Whatever item or service I try to offer here in middle GA. people want "something for nothing"; they will rip you/me off for $10 or back when I was doing lawn cutting my regular customers would leave for another who did it for $5 less and I refused to take them back after they dropped me. I went the extra mile edging the lawns and raking up for free occasionally.

[@carlstone5735]

I made quite a bit money as a teenager just mowing lawns with a riding lawnmower and a weed-whacker... before I was old enough to get my driver's license. It's still a good side gig if I ever need it.

[@wesley20991]

Illegal as heck here in MN need insurance, dot commercial plates and number on side of truck .

[@patrickquintero3736]

lame

[@steveeidmann]

My local dirt yard will deliver in a dump truck for $50. After 5 yards it's free. How can u charge $125??

[@americanpatriot661]

You can bet your azz that it's more then $50. It's being added into the price of the dirt bro.

[@jaydenpaul09]

So trash removal / house clean outs.. are you charging by load and labor, if you having to fill the dump trailer yourself. Or give the customer the choice to fill themselves for cheaper price?

[@robertob4524]

have you ever delivered and dumped pallets of sod? If so how did it go when dumping those pallets? Did sod fell off or was the pallets all full standing?

[@markfreedom8732]

How is he getting his clients. Advertising. Word of mouth or through the mill.

[@truthteller857]

google Ad. if i dug a whole in my yard for a pool, i'm gonna google you ! i don know this man or any that will do that for me, so i'll meet you on google. , don be late. ; )

[@clintonturner5545]

Great. Now I'm in the mood for that stuff you are eating.

[@jacobchandler3443]

I do little concrete jobs just me and a couple guys. I love it. Bills are paid. There’s a little money in the bank and I can spend time with my kids on my schedule. We have a dump trailer and a dump truck too.

[@jerryhack5192]

Love that intro!! We head up there every November for the HC Show!!! Great video, I love the hustle!!!!

[@cmf9984]

What kind of questions should I be asking my dump so I can start with a trash pickup business? You refer to numbers, so I'm curious how to figure those out so i don't come upside down (or too far) my first time around. Ty

[@sjbl1962]

Blue Angels flying at the beginning of the video? Must be in Florida (noticed the plates).

[@fedagtman4395]

Scott L Pensacola, Florida

[@sjbl1962]

@@fedagtman4395 , I was in Navarre a few weeks ago... Got to see them fly over a few times.

[@fedagtman4395]

Scott L They are a sight to watch! The skill required by such precision flying is difficult to fathom. I live in downtown Pensacola and see them practicing over the Gulf quite often.

[@faustoromo7120]

Those last few minutes were some very valuable advice👍

[@johnlozauskas778]

I 1,000% agree that most people don't wish to work/earn money, they just wish to complain how in America, if someone would only give them a chance. I believe you have to make your own chances. Go America!!!

[@bakobasque]

What do you get typically for loads of dirt or trash? And how about per day for leaving it? Just wondering how that works?

[@CameramanRon]

Robert out there just killin it!!

[@ReelinTension]

I love to see people getting there hustle on. Always inspiring to see people make it on there on

[@Auggy913]

Does this require a cdl? I'm interested in this? How do you figure prices? Great idea

[@kindelthurston2711]

I know it aint all roses but you make this look so easy. Filming my first video this weekend for YT. Like you said, just post....Thanks.

[@YakMotley]

Awesome Kindel!

[@hustlenation4779]

Do it !!!

[@greatlakestatedestroyerpet117]

Where’s the video!? Didn’t work out? Gave up?

[@kindelthurston2711]

@@greatlakestatedestroyerpet117 no excuse I just didn't post. I filmed a video and got it ready to post and just didn't. After that I guess I just gave up.

[@Apexpropertycare]

That Robert is a true Gem 💯

[@Burnsed]

just an idea and please pass it on, how about a roll-off that way you can drop off a piece of equipment from what I saw you get 3 of them with purchase

[@hustlenation4779]

The reason I never did that was because a rollback is only good for putting trash in the dump trailer you can haul equipment materials all kinds of different stuff

[@davidhawley9456]

@Graham, I had a custom roll-off trailer made back in 2008, the old timer that fabricated it use to build the big truck models, so its very heavy duty,triple axel with the smallest semi trailer tires rated at 6100 lbs each .axels are 7k rated each. Axels will break before tires give out. It has a 13 hp Honda pony engine for the Hydraulics for the reeving cable system. It has been a great piece of equipment .

[@CellTowerGuy]

Things they don't teach you in college. Great stuff guys. Einstein once said, 'nothing happens until something moves." JFDI just freaking do it.

[@hustlenation4779]

So true

[@antoniocampbell463]

Here in Tampa Bay there's a hustle trailer and pick up in every corner.

[@AxleRods]

Hah yep all the way round Florida there’s a hustle truck rolling through neighborhoods daily

[@antoniocampbell463]

@@AxleRods But the ones that have no name or DOT# are being stopped by Florida Highway Patrol. I saw three this week'

[@jimdomoradzki483]

Why didn't your friend dump the dirt load with the dump trailer tailgate in the double barn door position? It would have left the dirt in taller piles instead of spreading it out all over the place.

[@waynecribb4922]

Perfect timing for me as I'm very tired of my career in trucking !!!

[@petergriffin3127]

Love this old dudes Energy! Great video

[@Justbereelflorida]

That is my Dump Trailer that you saw at the eager beaver mulch yard! Dump Trailer Hustle

[@victorrios5259]

How do you start a business like that, with truck and dump trailer

[@scrapmanindustries]

put ads on craigslist/facebook. or put a giant sign on your trailer that says rent this dumpster or something. if you don't have land to park it put it at like the local Walmart or some other place for a day or two here and there. (make sure you find better ways to secure it than just putting a $20 lock on it if your doing that) a lot of times if you put slightly higher sides on a trailer like you see in the video you could rent it out for $250-$500 a week depending on your local trash prices. park it let people fill it with trash and debris for 3-7 days then when they're ready come pick it up. they pay you whatever price you agree on for the time it was there then you go and take it to the landfill or transfer station or recycling yard. find other people that do that and have a website. they usually have the business outline there for you to read. you just gotta make it work for you.

[@djhawkins5886]

What kind of places pay you to haul materials or dirt and gravel?

[@leevahal900]

Isnt that what dump trucks have been doing for years?

[@sxirs]

Yes but dump trucks ain't cheap. You could probably get 10 dump trailers per dump truck.

[@brents1643]

There are expenses. Fuel, insurance,vehicle, maintenance,taxes,etc.

[@zachguy6404]

where do u find the place to get loads and where do u get the clients?

[@jamesjohnson6239]

Great video, I would be interested to know the details is he charging by the mile ? The ton ? Is he marking up the material? The title is " how to make 1000 a week

[@donotrobme9295]

I agree. What rv the details. Seems ge could make more easily or was there details we not given?

[@BigdaddiZ]

Probably marks up the materials, he probably gets a discount because he has a contract with the place he gets the materials at. And he’s also charging a $40-50 delivery fee. I’ve considered doing this also, just have to get a dump trailer and a truck lmao

[@hoppy760]

@@donotrobme9295 in the video he says $125 a load and he did 4 loads that day. So if he does that a couple of days it adds up.

[@corbinlawnlandscaping9668]

How does he like pulling the dump trailers with the hemi 6.4?

[@paulbrown4539]

Good idea man been brainstorming my hustle lately 👍🏿

[@YakMotley]

Awesome Paul!

[@hustlenation4779]

It is awesome

[@johngauntlett4915]

Excellent video, I work for a shop as an independent contractor, but I also hustle work for garage door work or any carpentry finish work.

[@YakMotley]

Awesome John! Thanks for watching!

[@johngauntlett4915]

@@YakMotley I am going to Orlando next weekend to go out on a party boat from cape Canaveral to finally fish the Atlantic . Move to Murphy North Carolina 10 years ago from Sarasota area and would love to hook up with you and your wife on a fishing trip out of Pensacola, maybe next spring. Let me know if y'all are interested.

[@DarkSifu]

People dont know what to charge. Generally I learned to charge by the hour and depending on what parts could be consider gas etc. I worked for my dad for 6 years plumbing and only now started to make good money because he undercharged everything.

[@urilara123]

Do you need insuramce on the trailer?

[@godfearintrucker]

Love Hearing Old Heads give wisdom!

[@robertob4524]

hemi 6.4 liter is that gas or diesel

[@VsixtyFive]

Well said Robert!!!! Luck Favors the Prepared!!!

[@LemuelDunleavy]

Is a half ton truck enough to do this kind of stuff?

[@SkilledEddie]

The trailers are paid off but is the truck paid off? Gotta factor in how much you paid for all equipment before you think you made any money. Then you gotta put money aside for truck maintenance and eventual engine and trans overhaul.

[@matt5364]

Except I’m guessing to do this legally, between insurance and everything else, it would be pretty tough

[@erichill5208]

Curious how you charge. By the load or by the hour with your dump trailer? They are very handy I see

[@nocoolname32]

by the mile usually in any delivery business.

[@toddsmith3002]

How did you start finding customers?

[@Brandr1]

I cut grass as a side hustle....on my day off work I make about 200 dollars by shortly after lunch and then I am done for the day.

[@StanleyOrchard]

You're speaking to me man, and Im hearing it. Thank you for the video, this is valuable info on several levels.

[@YakMotley]

Glad it helped Stanley!

[@StanleyOrchard]

@@YakMotley yes sir!