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Well said Brother. God speed on your business.

Going to be much faster with the plow

Love the content man🔥

Tyler went to Paul smiths. Good college for forestry and arboriculture

i have a plow for my tractor, it was for a light duty truck or suv but it had the brackets attached so i can put it on in place of the bucket. im getting ready to put the bucket back on, last time i had to plow i moved a bunch of dirt now that its not froze. i dont expect anymore snow but if it happens i will just use the rear blade and turn it around so it doesnt dig in. my snow plow is the sno-way with the clear mold board. its probably the best weight for my tractor. its just had the lights & pump removed.

are those all pay jobs or are you just a good guy?

I bought 2 plows for my tractor in the last 2 years. never used them for snow. we had one good storm a few weeks back but I didn't want salt on my new tractor! does that leave marks? mine is 50hp 6700 lbs its too much for a nice driveway

Man cranking off then going to town. What a life this guy lives

Word of mouth, reputation and who you know! Keep up the great work!

Awesome let’s work together

Master operator for sure.

Nice job

Great job on the brochures those look very professional! Your business is growing nicely

Who are you calling little?

We went through the same problem this season with not enough stuff for the guys to do. A diversified portfolio of commercial, seasonal/hourly/per event type contracts hedged our revenue/labor/weather pattern variables. Maybe also ask the guys if they have any other skills besides landscaping (mechanic, interior, etc) that you could quickly learn just enough to market and sell jobs for. Just my two cents

I’d say a pizza party once a quarter is a your best bet for incentive to work

love the content broski ill be with you on your journey best of luck to you!

Oh baby!! It’s in and it’s glorious

Wow that Tyler guy sounds like a real hero.

if you're running any kind of equipment you need $100 an hour minimum when actively working. Lots of set up time and getting to the job and upkeep of equipment.

That plow is going to be a time saver !

Kyle is now the company arch nemesis.

Nice set up.

Just ran across your channel and I subscribed.

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nice work =)

You're doing a great job. Just a little advice that I noticed you aren't doing that can save you a lot of money in the future. Turf and plant diseases are very easily transferred from one property to another. Make sure you are cleaning or at least blowing off all your equipment between jobs. That includes fall leaf cleanup. The last thing you want is to transport fungus and disease from one job to another. Keep up the good work and wishing you great success. Don't forget under the mower decks.

Do yourself a favor- don’t use the helmet set up, cuz the helmet setup makes most people dizzy! Too jerky. And please cut back the shrubbery some, so you can get all the leaves underneath, otherwise it looks unfinished. Thanks. I will sub, anyway, to see how you do. 😁 PS,I do lawn care too, so know whereof I-speak. And if theres leaves on the windowsills, get those too.

Hey! I just started watching this series the other day (I'm actually only on #5 at the moment). What would you do re; storage if you didn't have the garage to store your tools in? I'm running into that problem now in making my business plan; I live in a big city where space is expensive to rent. I already have the truck but would have nowhere to store a trailer. Edit: and I'd be concerned about storing tools in the truck overnight etc.

How much did you quote for that job?

🤔 20 to 30 bucks _per month_ per customer to pick up trash???? Are you grabbing one or two kitchen bags per customer? How did this work? That sounds crazy.

Wait, you guys clean under the decks, but not the decks themselves?

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Just subbed, just to see a fellow entrepreneur try to make it in this crazy world! Good luck!

subbed so i can follow your journey, im curious how u get money from leaves ?

I love it! Great work keep it up! One tip I’ll leave with you is make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy in case them leaves get on your mower and start a fire! I’ve seen it happen a lot! But keep up the awesome work and keep the videos coming! I’ll watch them all

Good idea🎉😊

Lay your hose on the Ground. Push the Leaves to the hose, it will save the Hose and your Back.

That is a lot of work. Good job. I just couldn't stand doing all that. I would of found a drier day and mowed/mulched it up. Seems it would of been much faster and healthier for the lawn too.

Huge clean up!!! how many acres? I think it looks like 5 or so, either way your system seems pretty good

Vous m'avez donné le vertige, désolé mauvaise vidéo

I can try mounting it on the equipment next time!

The camera is moving so much that I'm getting motion sickness!

This video had me dizzy from start to finish. Head cam does not work. What a shame because this could have been really nice and relaxing to watch.

Can you make a video talking about how you go find a business to buy or get into and things of that nature?

How did you like the ram 1500?

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Very helpful info I also have a small landscaping business here in upstate the ADKS to be exact. I’m going into my second season and looking to grow into commercial

Great tips! I love my pressure washing side hustle