Don't Do It, Don't Drop It There | Dumpster Business

Trouble Shooting Max-XD Trailer, trying to recover a dumpster buried in the mud, and seeing a domestic. All after a beautiful vacation, welcome back to reality!
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[@jctoxicmonkey]

I was thinking of disconnecting your trailer from your truck after you have the trailer lined up then get your truck lined up might have helped with plywood base. Good video and thanks for showing the other side of this business. My maxxd roll off should be ready for pick up in January.

[@ricardoreyna1763]

I just got my maxxD out of the mud too! The ply wood helped. I just placed it more strategically than that. Thank you for sharing the experience. I didn’t know the dumpster would sink that far too.

[@rollingops]

It's hard to tell by the video. But the slight hump in front of the truck is just a huge mud pile. We have done plywood before and never had a problem. This was like playing in a muddly slip in slide but with a wall in front of the truck.

[@danielmorgan3268]

Keep it up...you are helping people with your videos. You have a good attitude, good work ethic, and it would appear a "glass half full" prospective on life/work/dealing with problems. In a previous video you mentioned how you always seem to be youngest in your line of work, and that people question how you've gotten your truck, trailer, etc. Having that drive, interest, and knowledge at your age just shows you're ahead of the curve!

[@rollingops]

I really appreciate that! Thank you!

[@MrMountain707]

Your awesome for taking time out of your day to make this videos. A true hustler.

[@rollingops]

Thanks Ryan!

[@PLAYBOYNOCOOLANT]

Two things I noticed, you could have disconnected the trailer, then re positioned the truck. Also, a large capacity hydraulic pump jack can jack the bin up slightly so you can get your lumber under the rollers!

[@JTFireman24]

If you have some welded trailer ramps that may help you to get traction better than the plywood. Tough situation. Another option that would totally suck would be to take an empty dumpster and transfer the load to it then come back for the stuck dumpster.

[@rollingops]

So true. It just iced 3 inches. So I'm going to need to figure something out

[@JTFireman24]

@@rollingops Good luck

[@kevinryan3241]

Not sure if it’s already been said but some treated two by twelfths underneath your rollers when you drop off the container would help you immensely when you’re picking it up in situations like that and a winch on the front of your truck. I’ll keep it so you never get stuck. Keep up the hustle though love the videos.!!

[@michaelfillmer7128]

I put 2x6s under the rollers. it keeps them from getting stuck as well as protects customer's driveways from scratches. Those roller DO scratch concrete! I cut them 45 inches long and drill plywood squares on the ends to keep the rollers from sliding off.

[@rollingops]

Yea I typically do the same with 2x4s when I drop in grass and on nice driveways! But I dropped this in a hurry trying to get out of town. Lesson learned for sure

[@Whynotenjoyyourself]

Old video, i know, just wondering if you could have used the trailer winch to the tree and back to the truck to straighten out the truck? Drag the rear end around? Just a thought. Keep on KEeping on Thanks JEFF

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

I was the guy recommending flushing the pump by holding the power button and lowering valve hahaha

[@rollingops]

Hahaha that's funny. I took everyone's advice and troubleshooted what I could

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

@@rollingops my father taught me to start with the cheapest thing first if you didn't know what to do. he always said if someone built them, anyone could fix it, at the end of the day its someone in a factory making minimum wage putting them together.

[@cmarrero83]

Dude you should get a grapple truck!!

[@rollingops]

That would be pretty legit!

[@elidaiker3225]

Some family drama boiling in back round. Kevin “I don’t know what love sounds like, but that’s not the love I’m into”

[@rollingops]

Yea that was an interesting day for sure. Kyle and I both were kinda shocked, kept our head down and got our of there as soon as we could

[@michaelsolis8284]

I had the same problem. I had a loose connection on that one that you disconnected. My remote control also died on me. I made sure all connections were good and I was also low on hydraulic oil.

[@rollingops]

It's the little things that get us!

[@richmcgarvey4118]

Blue gator ground protection mats. Not cheap but buy enough plywood and you will wish you spent the money. Also never put a dumpster on the ground with out putting 2 x 8's or 10's under the rollers. I would do that even on driveways. You will understand once some one accuses you of damaging a driveway.

[@goalcrypto8653]

You should put some fence boards down for the rollers on the dumpster when you dropping on soft dirt/grass, Its a lifesaver for situations like this.

[@rollingops]

Yep, typically do. This was all on my. Dropped it in a rush to get out of town.

[@chrishumphreys7774]

I am new to your channel I'm just going back through and watching all your other stuff but you probably know by now but if you want to harbor freight and got you a little snatch block and a small chain you could chain it up to the side of your trailer and get either the dumpster to move over or your trailer to move over a lot easier because you will be at a better angle. And as I get pretty cool cuz we live fairly close to each other. I'm at Granite City. So far I like your content we both kind of got a little hustle going on.

[@rollingops]

I honestly should have done that. But it was hard to tell in this incident but the slop of the hill in front of me with the frost and sew made it nearly impossible to get even remotely lined up. But looking back there are definitely a few things I could of tried, knowing what I know now! Appreciate you looking back on where this all kinda started!

[@rollingops]

And keep grinding! 💯

[@mullenshelby6253]

Snow chain work good in mud

[@rollingops]

Absolutely, I have them loaded in the truck at all times now

[@locotacos9773]

Had the same problem , at the end I had to get my John Deere skid on the property but it did a lot of damage to the yard

[@rollingops]

I finally got it once the ground froze! She has actually rented 8-9 dumpsters from me in a month!

[@danahasson2892]

That's when a truck set up makes it way easier. The truck unit can still get stuck but you only have to move a dozen sheets of plywood around not3 dozen sheets of plywood to make it work.

[@EricB121]

if they overload it, how do you go about getting your money for the overage if they typically already paid up front for the dumpster? if you send an invoice how can you be sure they pay/hold them accountable?

[@rollingops]

It's tough sometimes, but there is an option to keep a card on file. Similar to if you stay at a hotel. But typically I just follow up with a second invoice and let them choose how they want to pay.

[@BigBushFarms]

Hey I dont remember you complaining about what that truck looked like when it pulled you out the second time lol

[@rollingops]

Welp I was mad ha

[@kylegrimm]

This was fun

[@rollingops]

I have a new 💡

[@davidfletcher1020]

Hi is that brown one a 20 bin or 16 you dropped off??? Please.. What was the size of the green one you picked up?? Thanks

[@rollingops]

Green one is considered 14, black one is 18-20. People claim different things

[@davidfletcher1020]

@@rollingops Thanks pease tell me ya'll called the police or went back for that guy layin on the street. I had the same thing happen this summer on a country road. He was a meth addict twas trippin.

[@angelbernes740]

Min 21:48 someone was in deeper mud in their relationship.

[@rollingops]

Oh yea, they were a mess

[@cantstopwhatIam]

What kind of boots you have on in this video?

[@rollingops]

Looks like my carharts

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

just remember dumpsters like heavy equipment can freeze to the ground which sucks

[@rollingops]

Just iced 3 inches here. I'm def in for it now

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

@@rollingops I used to build fires under excavators to get them un stuck back in the 80s and 90s when I was a kid working for my father

[@samuelnegrete1934]

What type of wireless remote do you have ?

[@rollingops]

It's whatever came with my trailer. But I did just pick up a pretty cheap setup from harbor freight for my other trailer. Works pretty well!

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

they make mats for skid steers that allow you to drive on softer ground

[@rollingops]

Yea, I need to just buy a skid with tracks too

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

@@rollingops no way your running your business lean and thats awesome, unless you can drum up work for the skid steer to make more

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

you might want to carry a snatch block so you can drag your trailer or truck sideways if you need to

[@rollingops]

I've been looking at those. I really do need one

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

@@rollingops you might want the tow strap that matts recover uses, he has a you tube channel and website

[@kyleschornick7338]

could you have unhooked trailer let the dumpster pull trailer under it then re hook truck?

[@rollingops]

Not quite, the tounge would have lifted too high.

[@codylayne]

Leave the dumpster wheels on wood planks when you drop them in yard maybe.

[@codylayne]

Also if you lower the hoist some when trying to pull the trailer underneath dumpster it’s helps some I have found.

[@rollingops]

I typically do, I dropped this is in a rush to get out of town. Never again...

[@codylayne]

What makes me mad is when I leave it on wood in a yard and somehow the customer or hired hand at a contractor job manage to move the Whole thing over and off the wood. Has happened twice.

[@richardparks3702]

Maybe hire a flatbed tow truck to get it if they can get in and lined up

[@rollingops]

I was actually thinking of taking my flatbed tilt over there! Witching it on. It doest have to be pulled on straight then.

[@richardparks3702]

@@rollingops that would probably work too. I just suggest a flatbed tow truck since there these isn’t a pivot point like there is on a trailer. Once you are lined up you just snatch it up.

[@kevinw185]

Should've put truck in reverse and winched under the dumpsters. I do it all the time with my roll offs

[@rollingops]

Tried that, couldn't get the trailer straight enough though. That was the whole problem

[@CoxyFN]

Honest opinion,do you recommend doing roll offs

[@foreshee10]

Need some tires

[@michaelarthur2362]

Probably can get it when ground is frozen

[@rollingops]

Yep but of course she live on a hill thatbis an ice rink now

[@youknowsanchez]

This will be your last time dropping 1 in the yard huh bud? 🥴

[@rollingops]

Most definitely

[@youknowsanchez]

@@rollingops We all have done it. It Really sucks because you tear you equipment up for nothing pretty much too but definitely teaches you.

[@richmcgarvey4118]

No it won't LMAO

[@noobERNS_it]

you have a drone?

[@rollingops]

I just got an entry level one

[@matthewgarrett1964]

Chiming here about the “entry level” drone, so somewhat unrelated: you’ve posted a video flying over people-can’t do that, especially if you don’t have your Part 107 license. It’s easy to get. If I can pass the test, anyone can! & even then, you want to be careful about drone video posts. I love my droning, so I picked up on that part of this video. Also, great channel & good, heartfelt information-thanks. I’m a 30+ year UPS driver looking to retire in about 18 months. Just dropped $90,000.00 on a Ram 2500 & a three dumpster roll-off system with a flatbed plate for hauling tractors & a skid a steer. Lots of money, but you have to spend it to make it & along the front range of Colorado where every part of the economy is exploding, I hope to do well….we’ll see. 30+ years of packages is long enough. Keep posting.