You're FAR from getting old! I'm 71 and a bad day can just tweak you wrong. You are a great, hardworking young man, and those of us that enjoy your channel, we're praying for ya!!😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤
I grew up on a farm. Which i still live on today. Just when we think we r gonna get it done, machinery breaks and we had to be flexible enough to jerry rig it to keep going. Its life….sh!t happens and everybody experiences it no matter what job they do. Whats important is…you completed the job by thinking outside the box and that turns your sh!tty day into a good day. Always remember that…no matter HOW you got it done, its done and THATs WHAT COUNTs! So i say Good Job! ❤
The shed was in a tight area, best thing is to keep calm, use strategy. The fork lift, not sure what is called, is helpful to remove sheds from difficult places, when a hose does not break. Shame there was that problem. Called a Shed Mule, perfect name. Great work with only the trailer. Must be very difficult working in the heat. It does look tight, after I retired, I became a driver, so I know what a large vehicle can be squeezed through slowly and very carefully. I have retired now, 27 years, no accidents. You are a very skilled man. Bad day, but, not due to your age. Tough to do your work with faulty equipment. Great you can make repairs. I am 74 now, miss driving. Learning a lot from watching you do your work.
yes!!! hydro supply!!! love them!!! KUDOS to supporting another Local business! if you are ever doing anything in columbus proper... the NAPA down on Feddern (south side of Cbus) has made me hydraulic hoses on the spot..
Sorry you’re hitting some bad luck. Been there this past two months too for my business (I’m a contractor). Some days it’s hard to see your way through and everything just keeps kicking you in the face. Sometimes you just have to embrace the suck till it gets better… or at least that’s the lie I tell myself to compensate for being too stubborn or stupid to quit. 😂 anyway, you do good work. Best of luck to you
One constant in life is if you have equipment it will quite on you at the worst time, every time. At least you stuck with it and got it done. Good job.
Just the cost of doing business, remaining calm, using your head, payed dividends. Adjust, and modifying while thinking on your feet, when you’re in business, if you can’t, you will fail, you obviously are good at both! 👍
Ok you got all that out of the way now it’s all up hill! I can feel it! You’re just going to be drifting along and forget all this happened! Ok that’s all the encouraging words I have this week. 😀🙄👍👍👍👍
I just found this channel , I love like a pretty good job, Ive been thinking buying one or two but them together of or for houseing but now thinking Rv lol
With the expense of acquiring your equipment and the difficult, dangerous jobs you perform, that shed removal should represent over half the cost of the shed. I'm surprised these shed retrievals are even a financially sound action. You're operating what appears to be over $240,000 worth [or more] of high maintenance equipment, while working your ass off. Nice videos though!
This young seems to be very ontop of his machines & tools, he's always checking things out, not very encouraging to discredit a hard worker such as him!!😮😮😮😮😮😮
@@ShedmoversRus Sorry Charlie, No discredit to his work, But most workers don't really respect there tools, I just watched a Farmer using his drill gun for a hammer. Hmmmm not good.
You're FAR from getting old! I'm 71 and a bad day can just tweak you wrong. You are a great, hardworking young man, and those of us that enjoy your channel, we're praying for ya!!😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤
Hang in there Dustin😉
I grew up on a farm. Which i still live on today. Just when we think we r gonna get it done, machinery breaks and we had to be flexible enough to jerry rig it to keep going. Its life….sh!t happens and everybody experiences it no matter what job they do. Whats important is…you completed the job by thinking outside the box and that turns your sh!tty day into a good day. Always remember that…no matter HOW you got it done, its done and THATs WHAT COUNTs! So i say Good Job! ❤
How aggravating, people think of all kinds of excuses! But YOU are a calm, cool headed dude, professional so YOU WIN!!😊😊❤❤
At least you were able to get it with that amazing trailer!!
Whatever that trailer cost, it is worth every penny
The shed was in a tight area, best thing is to keep calm, use strategy. The fork lift, not sure what is called, is helpful to remove sheds from difficult places, when a hose does not break. Shame there was that problem. Called a Shed Mule, perfect name. Great work with only the trailer. Must be very difficult working in the heat. It does look tight, after I retired, I became a driver, so I know what a large vehicle can be squeezed through slowly and very carefully. I have retired now, 27 years, no accidents. You are a very skilled man. Bad day, but, not due to your age. Tough to do your work with faulty equipment. Great you can make repairs. I am 74 now, miss driving. Learning a lot from watching you do your work.
Everybody has bad days. Hang in there dude! Keep on keeping on. You have great skills.
You are not old. God bless you. You are a fine young man who works hard. Praying everything goes well for awhile. 🙏🙏❤🙏🙏❤
These Customers are Full of Lies, Excuses and Deception. Josh has heard Everything and could Write a Best Seller Book. Persistence Always Pays Off. 👍🙏
The expertise you have with the trailer overcomes the problem that you faced.😅
The price of that trailer this guys using is insane i just looked them up and almost choked on my ice tea
Shake it off Bud......on to the next one !
More than one way and you got it done. Good job. Take care and adventure on!!
Sorry about the mule but thanks for another great video!
yes!!! hydro supply!!! love them!!! KUDOS to supporting another Local business! if you are ever doing anything in columbus proper... the NAPA down on Feddern (south side of Cbus) has made me hydraulic hoses on the spot..
It is what it is that's life just getting on with it the best you can
You’re Amazing 🤩 I hope you’re drinking enough water too cause you look a little flushed👍🏻🤗🇨🇦
Sorry you’re hitting some bad luck. Been there this past two months too for my business (I’m a contractor). Some days it’s hard to see your way through and everything just keeps kicking you in the face. Sometimes you just have to embrace the suck till it gets better… or at least that’s the lie I tell myself to compensate for being too stubborn or stupid to quit. 😂 anyway, you do good work. Best of luck to you
One constant in life is if you have equipment it will quite on you at the worst time, every time.
At least you stuck with it and got it done.
Good job.
I hope you make good money doing this stuff!
This is only a test repeating this is only a test. You passed. I knew you would 😂 Enjoy your day and keep smiling 😄
Good job ❤
Just the cost of doing business, remaining calm, using your head, payed dividends. Adjust, and modifying while thinking on your feet, when you’re in business, if you can’t, you will fail, you obviously are good at both! 👍
Next time, maybe include repairing the broken hose fitting ??? GOOD WORK !!!!
I’m sorry you’re having bad luck, but we’ve all been through this before, hope it gets better for you, at least you got the building back 😎😎👍👍🙏🙏🍮🍮❤️
Ok you got all that out of the way now it’s all up hill! I can feel it! You’re just going to be drifting along and forget all this happened! Ok that’s all the encouraging words I have this week. 😀🙄👍👍👍👍
Once again, lets see what else can break... Careful what you say... Hopefully everything else works out sooner than later !
I’m always amazed at some of the places you get these sheds . Next thing you know you will be pulling a rabbit out of a hat 😉 !
good job/u wouldnt done without ur new trailer
You might have to actually get a 4 legged Mule!! LOL
🤣 may as well, this one seems to be just as stubborn!
I just found this channel , I love like a pretty good job, Ive been thinking buying one or two but them together of or for houseing but now thinking Rv lol
Take that old cyl to the hyd shop and have them weld a new nipple onto the barrel. Bam spare parts!
Show the tight squeeze of getting out
Your Mule is way better than the ones with tracks
Next milestone 30K followers!
it's 🥵 here in elk grove,ca. hope ur staying cool 😎.
Look at it this way, if it wasn't for bad luck, you wouldn't have any luck...
Don't forget hydraulic fluid!
Well you jinxed yourself there saying you could get it with the trailer, didn't you?
you own the company and build these buildings?
My husband would have been good at this but he’s to old now!
How did the mule get back on the truck without the hydraulic lifts?
The only thing that was affected, was the mast tilt.I was still able to lift the mule up because my forks were still in the carriage
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ON IS PRONOUNCED ON, NOT NO DAMN awn
It’s all good, maintenance has nothing to do w a human mistake, I’m sure he’ll keep spare fittings in his truck from now on! Lol
Don't understand what you mean by the 4x4 when you said the 4x4 broke it?
What is the 4x4?
I use a 4x4 board, to brace the truck while I unload the mule.
Uh oh, that ain’t cool!
With the expense of acquiring your equipment and the difficult, dangerous jobs you perform, that shed removal should represent over half the cost of the shed. I'm surprised these shed retrievals are even a financially sound action. You're operating what appears to be over $240,000 worth [or more] of high maintenance equipment, while working your ass off. Nice videos though!
You don't seem to take good care of your tools or equiptment, the rule is, IF YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR TOOLS AND EQUIPTMENT THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
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If you actually watch the video, you will see that this is not a maintenance issue. 😂
This young seems to be very ontop of his machines & tools, he's always checking things out, not very encouraging to discredit a hard worker such as him!!😮😮😮😮😮😮
This young man....
@@ShedmoversRus Sorry Charlie, No discredit to his work, But most workers don't really respect there tools, I just watched a Farmer using his drill gun for a hammer. Hmmmm not good.
Great episode. I think you're close to @ohiowoodburner. If you still do firewood, happy to have you on my podcast. Keep cuttin'!