I Underbid This Job | But We're Going To Overdeliver Anyway

[@georgejohnson1492]

Omg the hole for the winch line passthru is genius! I never would've thought of it til i needed it

[@rollingops]

I asked it if it was possible. And he simply said, I'll find a way!

[@andrewmusholt9327]

Can't believe they just threw their trash in YOUR dumpster!! Unbelievable

[@mattreeves696]

Beautiful job as usual rolling ops strikes again another one in the books keep grinding bro and I'll keep watching

[@rollingops]

Appreciate you watching man! Seriously! We will keep making vids if people truly enjoy them or find value in them

[@dougbrawley6623]

Ya win some you lose some. Ya fight for another day. Everyone has been there if they are in business. Great job!

[@rollingops]

100% just gotta keep pushing forward!

[@brockhollensteiner8581]

That new bed is sweet, seeing you load up that equipment though is crazy.

[@rollingops]

It is kind of funky to see get loaded. Turns heads

[@DumpsterGuyz-d7o]

another great Episode of "Pakastani Truck! Love your videos! lol

[@rollingops]

😆 thanks for always watching!

[@RayPickens-hu1pj]

I run a rake for cleanup on the mini after a demo, much much faster than hand work.

[@joshmarauder]

Love watching rolling ops

[@rollingops]

Appreciate you watching! Glad you enjoy the vids!

[@joshmarauder]

@rollingops im 33 in the construction business and counter top stone business and i been watching your grow for awhile..you came a long way brother im from michigan maybe one day we will run into each other keep up the great work bro

[@rollingops]

@joshmarauder very possible man! Shoot I need counters at my new rental! Need to startva location here! I wish you all the best mate, your support means a lot to us!

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Another good video didn't they understand English are what cause what they doing can put you over weight that stuff heavy and he will take care of the header on the house i hope back when you got your dumpsters and had to unload them i was watching a channel and they had a five stacked brought in i told them to look you up even went back for the video and told them you unloaded the two and they have big equipment so would be no problem for them they thanked me for the information you can't tell your wife it's been cold 🥶 weather there cause she is where they make our stuff we in my part of Iowa didn't get snow a little bit i look out the window and see brown spots so been lucky but cold really cold here but on blood thinners cause of heart surgery but good seeing you posted something today take care and be careful and stay warm thanks for posting my friend

[@Jeremy-de2of]

Don’t ya love when you tell someone no then they think your gone n do it anyway probably there boss go do it he gone

[@rollingops]

It does make you wonder. Even after I made this video. Keegan rolled up to pull the dumpster out of the driveway, and they were still doing it...

[@mikejackson5125]

Cool way to haul your equip!!!! About what did both structures cost to remove?

[@joshuamckillen3712]

Whats the ex and skid run

[@b4man823]

On your older truck build, is that a maxxD roll off system transformed to fit that truck frame?

[@rollingops]

@b4man823 yes. But we had Mac Corp create a 17ft bin, with the same 60 inch rails made so it would fit the whole bed. We can still pick up our regular 14ft bins with it as well.

[@cadecovington3203]

That blue strap came from keystone, tell me I’m wrong lol 😆

[@rollingops]

VERRRRY possible. I stole it from Josh Roman lol

[@sheltongroup5922]

Is that a switch and go bed or just a modified dump truck with a winch?

[@rollingops]

@@sheltongroup5922 MAXXD rails. Similar to their trailers bit with a PTO winch and lift system

[@rollingops]

We are beta testing the bed for them

[@BentIronBins]

Yep the flat beds are definitely handy for equipment moving unfortunately mine is only 13 ft long because i built my trailer for up to a 12 ft bin. What length is that one.

[@rollingops]

It's roughly sixteen foot from the back to the tail. Twelve foot would make it a little tight!

[@brentr8649]

That is correct. It is a law to slap it and say "that ain't going anywhere"

[@rollingops]

An absolute must

[@mattreeves696]

25:36 is that the bumper off the parts truck yes put it on the old Ford

[@rollingops]

It is I am going to keep it. I believe I like the classic look more. For now, but I think I am going to recreate that bumper with a winch. As it sits, now it needs to be welded up for different plates Anyway. Up close the metals, not as straight and nice. But I would like to have an off road Looking bumper, we can swap off and on

[@rollingops]

Talk to text on a cellphone sucks*

[@lilwillis121]

Contractors are the worst. Take forever to pay and try to take advantage of you the second you look away.

[@rollingops]

Some are terrible, some are great. Never seems to be an inbetween

[@formula7414]

I would have left the excavator over night and pulled the dumpster. Those plaster guys have no respect. No one does these days smfh. They are just looking at it being cheaper for them to abuse your can rather then truck it out themselves.

[@jeffreyrobson2740]

geez -6 wow that t shirt weather here

[@rollingops]

Lol! The wind chill was -20ish. Not the coldest it's ever been by any means! But hilarious that my wife is in antartica and it's warmer 🤣

[@johndorazio3759]

I've trying to do demo for years no wants to pay thay just hand load

[@justinfarnham4873]

Also would work for your apartments

[@rollingops]

@@justinfarnham4873 wait, what would?

[@MIGHTYX2010]

So you attempted to do the right thing and I know you know how to based off your other videos so why did you chain over the tracks come on. You put four binders on if you're going to take time to do that just cut a chain. You know how much business insurance is One incident and insurance becomes a big problem Plus when you start growing if you're new employees see you doing it wrong they will always do it wrong it's like a virus you'll never cure it

[@rollingops]

@MIGHTYX2010 ahhh. I knew this would come up. Hear me out. Because I'm not super happy about it either. And even told Keegan "don't ever do this, we will get better chains and straps for this" The way I saw it - legally (according to many I have spoke to, and additional research) a Machine under 10,000 lbs only needs 2 chains and 2 binders, as long as they are the right size. And then an additional tie down, if there is a bucket. I'm nearly sure running over the tracks is legal? But not ideal. BUT, 4 points of contact are, of course, perfered and recomended. And should be best practice. That's why I ran 3 chains and a strap. The reason I went over the tracks.... Keegan and I originally did 4 points in the corners. But because of the short bed. We had to reverse the direction of the chains. To provide equal tension from the corners. But, As we winched the excavator onto the truck the first time. Despite being tight, the machine immediately shifted forward HARD. And all the weight was on the front chains. The back end of the machine was wanting to lift off the bed of the roll off as we loaded it. Because it's very top heavy at that load angle. So, instead of taking a dramatic angle forward with the rear chains. I ran one big one over the tracks, through the tie down points. And aimed it more straight. So the binder would anchor it to the floor more. While also preventing the rear from wanting to lift. Again. I wasn't significantly pleased with it. But I believe it was legal. But we are going to cut specific chain lengths, and grab different sized binders and keep them on the roll off flatbed. I already bought an ammo box and labeled it. We want to mount it to the flat bed. Where I will store the specific chains and binders for the setup. And then a second ammo box with a few straps. Hope that all made since. Typically, when I am loading equipment like this, I have a bigger surface area to work with. We will improve that for obvious reasons. My biggest fear was watching that machine Flip off the bed while we loaded it! Thanks for always watching man! I know you are commenting about it because you genuinely care!

[@MIGHTYX2010]

@rollingops I know you try to do the right things and what's awesome about you is that you will pivot adjust and correct a rare quality. So because it's rubber tracks it is illegal to go over them if they were to tear your binders would be loose and your machine would be all over the place. I believe if they were metal tracks you can use them as a tie-down point. Seeing your predicament you can cross your binders from front of machine tie-down point to back of trailer d-ring and then from back of machine tie down point to front trailer d-ring that would make you legal for going down the road.* Then take your two straps and throw them over the tracks the way you did to keep the machine from lifting while loading you can also leave those straps there as they will have no bearing on you going down the road for legality reasons. I agree with you straps under 10K no problem They have a chain binder ratchet thing which is not as long as a binder look into it you might like those A little pricey but pretty cool and easy to use Thanks for the response And I'm not a super Safety Sam but it's really hard to keep my opinion to myself when people post things to the world to see because others will copy you whether you're right or wrong. You can strap down your machine however you want but leave it off the video. Then only few will see it as you drive down the road so you will have less of an impact on dopey people doing dopey things (copying what they saw someone else do). So basically if you put it on video expect it to be criticized ... With that if you hide it from video but drive down the road like that... others like myself will take pictures of you and post you to the internet making fun of it. lol

[@rollingops]

@MIGHTYX2010 hahaha all solid points. I like the idea of 2 straps on the tracks and then seprate chains in the corners. That's what Keegan and I talked about too. I think I'd like to just have all that in a couple small tool or ammo boxes, already pre cut and perfect for every time we load! We will get it right. Like I said, I thought we were in the right. But I can def see there being a difference legally between metal and rubber tracks.

[@joshuamckillen3712]

Cost new

[@rollingops]

Anywhere from 50k-100k depending on the model and size!

[@future46r]

Chainsaw instead of the saws all. Would Saved u 20 mins

[@rollingops]

@future46r yea that was actually one of our first thoughts as well, because I have a couple nice chain saws. I also was thinking about using one down the center, but i noticed a couple screws in a random pattern down the deck, and little bits of scrap metal that was frozen to the deck. Didn't want to find out the hard way... That Sawzall and diablo blade are an awesome combo though. Keegan probably spent less than 10 min cutting it away from the deck. We've really noticed a difference in blade qualities, the more of these we do.

[@future46r]

Keep grinding buddy. Good to see. Started with nothing leveraged my way to owning 25 buildings towing around high sided 16’ dumps moving at light speed and always moving forward.

[@rollingops]

@future46r hell yea man! Keep flyin!