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@@tingo210 Nc farm bureau

The problem is I’d have to store it between cans. I’d honestly rather use the chain binders.

Apple air tags, good markings on all sides for easy identification, lastly a good insurance policy.

As sure as I’m sitting here

@@srsroofingandsiding770 I guess this is why lot, batch and location made is very important. Crazy how this looks more like a gray....not a dark gray either. If this got mixed up with a NY supplier it would suck.

Do not need one

@@RideNew24 wrong with what?

It was starting to rain. The yard was borderline soft. I did not want the can to roll off the blocks and sink in the yard. Should we have put 45sq in? Probably not however there was a bin and a dump trailer onsite. The crew filled the bin up first thinking it was ok. I was not going to make them remove it. Not to mention the trailer handled it well.

Respectfully, With a load that size, a snatch block is a must. Standing that close, turns that cable into a deadly weapon without a snatch block. I am actually impressed this system was capable of loading that much roofing material. Don't let the chance of rain jeopardize your safety, or the safety of others around you. Just Saying. Not trying to be rude.

@@ChristopherCordero-up7xq depends on several factors. Marketing, clientele, the area you are in, dumping fees, how many cans you have, ect.

You already know!

When you love what you do you never work a day!

Yes I did.

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if you have an automatic trans, you hit the e brake, block the wheels (trailer and truck), put trans in neutral. bigger machinery can rock the vehicle and break the park paul in the trans, heavy machines can lift the rear wheels on the truck and down the hill you go.

Yes. Usually the weight of the bin pulls the truck and trailer to it. Avoids breaking the parking pin in the transmission

Several places to have dumpsters built to order. Evolution welding about 4k a piece. Cheaper than Texas pride.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 yeah good to know. Just talking about scalability at market value. But custom dumpsters i guess can work making anything a good start.

Very easy to scale

@@srsroofingandsiding770 im looking into it would you recommend the horizon system?

Normal. Make sure everything is greased

No this is a 60” rail. I am wanting to modify the trailer to carry standard.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 I’m running two dump trailers right now renting them out as dumpsters to get my feet in the game, I like it and it’s making money. I’m doing some heavy research before I upgrade to a roll off trailer next. Perfect world I would get a hook lift truck, but that’s just not realistic for me right now. My next best move is a rolloff trailer.

These are good trailers. I will say if you can find a standard rail for similar money I’d go standard rail.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 after more searching today I think I found what I want, it’s a standard rail trailer built by evolution welding and fabrication if u ever heard of them which is luckily in my area of south florida. It’s about $20k no bins included. Seems like a great option considering the non standard ones are only a couple grand cheaper.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 everyone I’ve ever asked has told me to go with standard rail and that’s what they would have done if they were to start over so I’m going standard rail

Ask

If you are referring to the rails it slides up on the width us 60”

I have only live loaded and dumped rock. I hauled 6 ton. It did perfectly fine.

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Yes I do.

I only have 1 14 footer. The rest are 16. I charge the same for all. I try to save the 14’ box for swaps.

I’ll do one this week end.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 Heck yeah! Thank you!

I just uploaded a review video. Check it out.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 Thank you! I’ll check it out tonight! Really appreciate it 👍🏻

Creating a plan of action is the first step. Keep up the good work. If you have any questions reach out.

Yes. It’s a new construction site. The site is a mess and very wet. Thanks for the comment. If you aren’t already subscribe to the channel and hit that thumbs up button.

Not sure on the portable shed. Average weight of load is 2 tons from a contractor. Homeowners 1 ton or less. These figures are not always accurate. Sometimes more sometimes less. I’ve hauled as much as 7 ton. Trailer is capable of more.

Turnkey we start at $350 a square. That’s tear off, material, and install.

lol. He was ready to eat that’s for sure.

Good deal. I post every couple days. Check out some other other videos I have. Also stay tuned as I’m going to post a review in a couple days. Any questions reach out. Thanks

The trailer works good for jobsites. If you are buying to specifically rent out I would highly recommend looking at a truck with hook lift or cable system.

@srsroofingandsiding770 I agree, I run a Landscaping business as well, I kind of do the same as you, works good, so, I can rent my horizon 16 footers as 20 yarders correct, there 20 yarders?

6.08 tons according to the dump receipt.

@@srsroofingandsiding770 lucky guess. How were you doing versus the truck and trailers GVW? Sounds like you might have been over?

@@CreativeNetCare with the combined weight I was under

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I figured

Yes

Not really. I was letting my little man help me.

Also not to mention there is 45-50 sq of shingles. I did not want the can wheel to fall in the grass. It would immediately sink. It was beginning to rain so that would have been a mess

Sling u a pully on and let’s go. No need for drama