Junk Removal Tools LIST | Truck, Trailer & Equipment

[@justinsbulktrashremoval]

Great video. A few things I feel you should add to your arsenal. Air compressor, small/ large sledge hammer, ratchet straps, u-line utility cart, moving blanket (hardwood floors or walls in tight areas).

[@andyweins]

Ratchet straps help a lot!

[@oldtimejunkhauling]

4 way dolly, wheelbarrow for occasional jobs electric hand held blower and battery powered light.

[@oldtimejunkhauling]

Sorry forgot you had a blower

[@andyweins]

When we started using dollys, life got much easier

[@andyweins]

Nice setup! Keep adding to your tool set and investing in your business!

[@239junk]

Thanks Andy!!

[@tommypopov3449]

Good video brotha

[@239junk]

Thanks broski!!

[@Cheezboy85]

I have started using a battery powered chainsaw for hot tub demo and it’s so much faster and easier!

[@meatballnevaeh]

I’ve thought about this. How does the chain hold up? Any specific chain needed or just what it comes with?

[@andyweins]

A chainsaw, not that's what i'm talking about. Adding that to my list

[@napajunk6523]

Never trust a man with Ryobi tools.

[@russlayton3166]

We can't all start out with Milwaukee and DeWalt, if it gets the job done then why hate on it? Sure it may not last as long but we all gotta start somewhere.

[@napajunk6523]

@@russlayton3166 I'm just playin man.

[@David-er6ph]

Ryobi worst tools I’ve ever used

[@russlayton3166]

But better than no tools.... I've gotten a lot of work done with Ryobi. No, the quality is nothing like some of the better brands but it can put in some work.

[@lilolme69]

I don't think the hole to let out water out is working When you paused.... the more I get..... I was thinking, "The more I lose"... and then you said the same thing