We Already BROKE The MAXXD Roll-Off Truck: Beta Test Fail

[@kylehamm7287]

Camera man with the hiccups is about the funniest thing I’ve heard in a KZbin video in quite some time… good man filming through it Keegan

[@rollingops]

@kylehamm7287 hahaha I told him I had to cut 10 min of video just because of this haha

[@kylehamm7287]

Cut 10 min. You need to ADD more video with him hiccuping in the background. That should be your new thing

[@Ronnie-on9ul]

Glad to see some red tools working in there and not ryobis haha. Fun progress to watch!

[@rollingops]

They are a game changer!

[@ontariodrone379]

Great content yet again. Love keeping up on how lifes going for you and the gang.

[@rollingops]

Appreciate it man! We're just trying to keep growing!

[@ontariodrone379]

@@rollingops You and I both brother! I'm looking forward to March. Windsor Ontario Canada is mighty cold right now!

[@BulldogTractor]

The M18 3/4” rattle gun is my favorite tool. “It has to much power” -SAID NO ONE EVER!! lol. 🍻

[@rollingops]

@BulldogTractor haha, all i'm saying is I didn't want to go breakin my new ubolts!

[@BulldogTractor]

That’s fair 🤣 🍻

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Been long time since been on thanks for posting

[@rollingops]

@@KevinHarvey-qw5mj thanks! We try to post semi regular. But I don't like to "makeup content" so as things happen i start filming!

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

@@rollingops thanks and be waiting for next post have a good weekend my friend

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Like you said put in new one and the other for a spare to much weight to be messing around with had them on the dump trucks so always be careful thanks for posting my friend

[@chris-h6980]

I would definitely put the Cummins in it. And they kind of got your idea for the back of that truck so it don't hurt for you to make a little modification. Them welds will hold it Good enough. Hope you and your family had a good Christmas and a Happy New Year🎉

[@rollingops]

Will hold better than super glue at least! I think withbit being a beta test, modifications are welcome. Anything is reversible for the most part! I hope you have a great 2025 too man! Thanks for always tuning in

[@gasmancg]

Swap out them front bumpers. Sandblasted and cleaned up with a nice winch we bad ass. And it makes a great place to stand and service that new diesel your adding.

[@OPERATIONWASTE]

Bro you need some longer studs on that steer axle for those lug nuts. Better to be safe than sorry. Just looking out.

[@rollingops]

@@OPERATIONWASTE we def did, i realized I cut that part of the video. Trevor's on that. He has a list of things to torque down. And replace.. that's def one of them!

[@rustyspaugh3904]

You need to Hire a college kid to do your videos for you!!! Craving more Rolling Ops content!!

[@rollingops]

Man, that would be awesome. Hard to film and be productive sometimes!

[@kylepage7109]

Definitely need some longer wheel studs per dot. All you do is pound them out with a big sledge hammer and then suck the new ones in with a lug nut while air hammering on the back of the stud until seated you’ll need a stack of washers that fit over the stud or the spacer bearing tool made for it.

[@rollingops]

@kylepage7109 yea, we def have that on the list. Was bummed to see, just another thing. But better safe than sorry! Don't need to be losing a new wheel on the road!

[@johndias6614]

Skookum as frig!

[@johndias6614]

A grinder and paint make you the welder you ain't! 😂😂😂

[@rollingops]

Always!

[@austinreed2129]

Hey you had mentioned spraying down inside of dumpster to prevent freezing. What do you guys use for that? Thanks from NJ!

[@rollingops]

@@austinreed2129 diesel!

[@austinreed2129]

Ahh I've heard that before but never tried it. Thanks!

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

😅my cylinders on my dump trucks had a bleeder on the hoist you turned it and let air out then tighten and repeat i gave your channel name to some people who had dump boxes delivered had four of them told them to look you up cause you separated your two boxes and they have big backhoe s hopefully ok they can learn from you thanks again my friend

[@rollingops]

@@KevinHarvey-qw5mj oh man! That would take forever!

[@kylegrimm]

💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@rollingops]

Yep! Something like that

[@squintin480]

That’s the best case scenario right there….blew out on your own yard. Just imagine if that happened on a customer’s driveway and you had to clean it up…and make them happy lol.

[@rollingops]

@squintin480 oh man, I said that so so many times. So lucky.

[@squintin480]

@@rollingops also, you really should knock those wheel studs out and get longer ones for those aluminum steers. Ideally you want at least two or three threads sticking out thru the nuts. Someone told me that would insure they stay tight and the wheel doesn’t fall off. But that’s what someone told me. They make several different lengths, single steel rim, steel and aluminum, single aluminum and dual aluminum wheels.

[@rollingops]

@squintin480 yea, we def need to replace the studs! Just a tad bit short for sure. Better safe than sorry

[@aDam-b4c1m]

Were you over loaded man.😎💯👍

[@rollingops]

Nah! Didn't even get a chance to be!

[@jaronking9484]

Wheel studs are not long enough to run aluminum rims. Need to get longer studs. Needs to have a couple threads showing at least.

[@rollingops]

@jaronking9484 yea, was bummed to see, but had a feeling it may be the case. It's on the list! It will be sitting in the shop for a while since the roads are full of snow and salt still..

[@DumpsterGuyz-d7o]

another episode of Pakistan Truck !! LOL

[@rollingops]

Hahaha

[@mattreeves696]

I kinda like the front pumper on the parts truck

[@rollingops]

Haha it's not as clean in person. But with a little work, paint, and maybe a winch, it could be pretty slick!

[@mattreeves696]

@rollingops yup sand blast powder coat

[@chadjelliston5652]

Business ain’t booming unless stuff is braking huh lol. How’s your 99 dodge been treating you? I still run my 99 every day and always wonder if everyone else is having good luck with these old rigs.

[@rollingops]

It's actually an 02 24v! But it's still being used nearly everyday! I've had it plugged in the last week. But had to use it today to pull Keegan out of the snow! Lol

[@chadjelliston5652]

@ oh that’s awesome!!!! Very cool. Glad it’s staying busy.

[@BentIronBins]

Dang all my years I’ve never seen one of those cylinders fail

[@rollingops]

@@BentIronBins yea, maxxd was shocked

[@Jeremy-de2of]

Fummins for sure that tired ole gasser needs to come out

[@rollingops]

Seems to be the popular vote!

[@georgecostanza9387]

no way to scale with these systems need the universal roll off that all the big guys run makes it easier all around

[@rollingops]

@georgecostanza9387 there are guys running these that have 50-100 cans? I firmly believe marketing and advertising it what scales a business. Personal opinion maybe? But if you stay within your capabilities and niche, why couldn't you operate a very successful business? Obviously you can't go hauling 30 yard containers with it, but if your target market is residential and small construction, why would this system not scale? Do you think the customer cares what rail system the owner has? As long as they get their dumpster on time without hassle. Have you ever seen a "skip" bin system in other countries? Completly different setup. And they are everyyyyywhere. Despite them also having standard rolloffs? Just my opinion. But this is brought up many times and maybe i just get tired of hearing it. Because despite guys operating 7 figure business that utilize these systems, people always say it. So sometimes I just have a disconnect from it.

[@georgecostanza9387]

@@rollingops 100 cans is only enough to keep maybe 3 trucks busy tops. the number of trucks you can keep busy matters way more than the number of cans not to mention you pretty much have to buy all your trucks and containers new because theyre uncommon where i can do to any truck dealer and buy a used roll off and any container manufacturer and buy a new or repaired or used roll off box today with little to no wait time just my opinion after doing it for a while

[@georgecostanza9387]

@ also for company contracts a lot of them have their own standard roll off boxes especially stores with compactors.

[@rollingops]

@georgecostanza9387 I get what you're saying. But half of my cans are used or custom made from a fab shop. These rails are also so mass produced, that you can find them very reasonably priced either used (because so many business fail, hoping for quick cash) or from a fab shop. Yet, I will agree they are typically higher in price from trailer dealers. But fab companies that Make standard rail are very capable or happy to make these as well for practically the same price. I also think the "keep truck busy" debate is very dependent on city layout (service area in comparison to distance from dumpster yard and landfill). But we could talk about that for days. To each their own mate. There are perks to each system, especially if there are additional services that you offer. and there are many ways to design a business and operate it. Just have to make sure it's making money!

[@waffenbear117]

I would keep a eye for a school bus for a isb Cummins and Allison to swap in that truck

[@rollingops]

Ahhh but I like the manuals!!

[@waffenbear117]

@ than get a 10 speed for what you are doing you won’t uses half the gears in a 13 or 18

[@johndorazio3759]

I told you to go hooklift bro 😮

[@rollingops]

Ah hooklifts break too my friend

[@johndorazio3759]

@rollingops I lift 15000 to 21000 lbs all day with my hooklift moving scrap 6 days a week for years only had to repack one seal in 15 years all my friends run them to its just a better design no headaches means more money

[@jackfromphoenix9065]

I run a Palfinger hook Love it T880 Cummins 50,000 hook

[@rollingops]

Hey, totally get it! Glad it's worked well for you. But things break unexpectedly all the time. I could tag a few guys here that destroyed their hook in the first month of ownership (operator error and / or bad luck). Just part of the business! Learning the limitations (can dos and cannots) of your machinary is important. As well as getting used to putting out the unexpected fires that come with owning any type of equipment!

[@stone9882]

@@rollingopsthis ^….. Also they have to understand this is a beta not something out in production.

[@tommyw.9424]

My God that thing looks chintzy as hell.

[@BeefRocknmore]

Stay gas !!!

[@rollingops]

@BeefRocknmore ohh? One of the few! Tell us why! Unique?just preference? Or in your opinion easier to work on?

[@BeefRocknmore]

@@rollingops Most of the above. 1) original 2) easier, cheaper, less overall maintenance 3) fast winter warm up Wyoming, so I had the nice Diesel (it's actually the inventor's name) pickups to hit the mountains with summer and winter toys. $$$$$ I sold the toy hauler and went back to a 2011 Chevy 2500 with 6.0 L. Sledding in the -10 deg blizzards was fun. Once back to the trucks, others would wait in mine that was already warm (10 min-ish) while their trucks took forever just to operate... enjoying 'beverages' to refresh from the tough day.

[@jaydengriffin]

You should buy a set of forks for your kubota extvater instead of using ratchet strap to lift pallets

[@rollingops]

@jaydengriffin haha i of course have them! Just haven't had them at the shop!

[@ChasePalsson]

A proprietary hydraulic ram? That's a complete non-starter right there. If my local hydraulic shop can't source or build a ram on their own without MaxxD then it's not an offering worth spending money on

[@rollingops]

@ChasePalsson it could be sourced anywhere, and there are similar rams you can order from multiple manufacturers. But this is backed by maxxd and they had a relationship with that company. They just don't stash mass quantities of them because it's not a system they are currently producing.

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

You have to find out what weight capacity that fits into and go bigger my dump trucks had telescopic hoist on them but the big part was on the bottom sixteen tons cylinders and bigger

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Main thing is safety that box can come down and cut off body parts be safe block the box for security reasons

[@rollingops]

@@KevinHarvey-qw5mj i think this is actually rated for over 20 tons. That's why the break was so surprising. Something failed inside of it for sure

[@josephpittari3539]

gasser is never the way to go on a rolloff truck

[@rollingops]

@josephpittari3539 yea it makes for a slow ride with very little low end!

[@ricardosanchez6723]

Original is cool but it’ll definitely be cooler with the Cummings especially how far you’ve already taken it to so why not just build a really dope retro

[@rollingops]

@ricardosanchez6723 yea! I think that's the part about "building" something. We're not "rebuilding it" so why not do something a little different.

[@ricardosanchez6723]

@ also at the end of the day it’s yours so build how you want not gonna make everyone happy

[@timofai1]

My voice to text as you can tell doesn't work too good on my phone

[@VanLoweLawnCare]

Cummins Swap

[@rollingops]

@@VanLoweLawnCare votes are high for this!

[@VanLoweLawnCare]

@rollingops dual stacks too. Keep the hood original!

[@ironmayhew]

Throw a Cummins in that truck.

[@rollingops]

@@ironmayhew most seem to agree. Hood stack or dual stacks behind the cab?

[@ironmayhew]

@rollingops it is your sweet rig bud. You should do whatever you want with it. But I like the pipes behind the cab myself. Keep up the great work and the great videos.

[@rollingops]

@@ironmayhew i think that's a very classy look as well!

[@seancasey2444]

It broke and it was empty that's not good.

[@timofai1]

War trailers with bigger axles and a spare pickup truck. Would have suited you so much better. Then then I'm then another. Roll off truck. When nodes roll off go down, you're out of trailers. Don't go down very rarely. You just keep on rolling. If you're truck goes out it just brings in the spare. Pick up and keep on rolling with your trailers. I think that was a really bad move, but you did. With buying roll offs. As far as the flare at the end of the real's, you did the right thing. It's perfect. Don't overkill it? It's not that big of a deal. The world you have is gonna work fine. There's no pressure there and nothing's going to breand probably. Your pistons. Packing, let loose.That's why the packing nut backed off and they're probably cheap cylinders out of China.They're known for that Go back to the trailers, do yourself a favor. Don't mean to burst your bubble.I'm just stating baby the facts from over fifty years of experience in the industry

[@ciaranxr8]

Cummins swap it

[@rollingops]

@ciaranxr8 most people seem to agree!

[@jeepthangjim]

You're trying to use play toys for serious work. What do you expect. You take a junk, lightweight trailer design and try to design a truck around that. Of course, it's going to fail. This is why those of us with real equipment try to warn people about getting sucked into the cheap equipment packages made by these crap companies. Buy once, cry once, and if you can't afford to do that, then you can't afford to start this business.

[@jarrodearly]

A cylinder backed off and you are making this about the design?? I do believe that even your "real equipment" uses similar cylinders that can fail. This comment was not necessary... Keep up the good work Clayton!

[@themobPBA]

Sooo, how is this a design issue? This is clearly an issue with the hydraulics, not in the design. You may have also forgot.. this is a prototype he’s beta testing. It won’t be perfect. Anyways, great work Clayton!

[@rollingops]

Much love my friends. I see it the way you do as well. This is a beta test. And this "toy" is using a hydraulic cylinder that is rated for over 20 tons. And it failed. I don't see it as a design issue either. Just unfortunate failure that could of been caused by a dozen things. Because it's not on an over cdl, there are guys that will always considered it a toy because "I can't afford big boy equipment." Come on man, you can run any business within a niche. I'm not out here telling people to use this design to move concrete driveways, or stuff entire houses into a can and haul it away. Just like southwest airlines isn't offering to fly me into space. There is money to be made in every niche. And Yet maybe our mini ex, skids, dump trucks, would be considered big boy toys? Maybe? And yea, those in the history of forever have never had a cylinder fail either? Come on mate! Don't be so negative!

[@johnnysouza5601]

My dad did this for 3⁰ years working for the city getting a brand new truck every 4 to 5 years, do you know how many cylinders he lost? It happens, any real operator know parts can fail regardless of the price of the unit. Stop acting like you're so much better than others and open your mind to new ideas. If people weren't trying to make new kinds of equipment we wouldn't have equipment at all.

[@danielmorris-ruckett913]

You ain't that guy with real equipment if your calling a part failure that happens all the time in the industry and design flaw. Man your arrogant.

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

You ran a good bead nothing wrong with it you found out you can weld don't put that cylinder back on have it replaced by new one so don't happen again and someone might get hurt

[@rollingops]

Yep! New cylinder is in, might have the other rebuilt as an emergency one. But new one is doing great!

[@davisonburnett6273]

Maxxd sucks Diamond c is the only way to go

[@themobPBA]

Right on, go get a diamond c roll-off… oh that’s right, they don’t build one. Did you forget that this is a prototype that he’s beta testing? 🤦‍♂️

[@rollingops]

I mean, diamond C is cool...but they don't make any roll-off products soooo...