Idk probably like him and the company name ig Edit: I just noticed that it said solo operator, it doesn’t say solo owner. He is reviewing the setup the majority of the company has
You always "speak French" when referring to your company, no matter how large. It instills a larger than self persona, indicates that the operator is serious and that he's not just "Joe from down the block that does some things". It's pretty standard practice in most industries.
I have a Honda mower that is over 20 years old. I am the second owner, but I’ve beaten the absolute hell out of it. My secret to success is to just keep up with the maintenance, change the oil often, check the level every use, always new spark plug and filter. It’s getting to the point where I should replace it, but I will likely do a light overhaul of it and run it into the ground, it is a workhorse. You can go to any dealership that sells Honda and get parts for it. I haven’t tried an actual auto dealership, but any place that sells mowers, atvs or motorcycles could likely help you out. It is hard to believe I got mine for free, because it was abandoned in a shed and the new homeowner couldn’t get it started. I didn’t judge him on that, I just said “thank you!”.
Glad to see how simple your set up is. Nothing in this set up is financed which is amazing probably the 36 inch but that’s about it. “ keep the set up as cheap as possible and kill the game with a cheap functioning set up “ 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
You’re correct, the 36 was the only thing financed and the other equipment was purchased with funds throughout the season. My particular situation was unique as my business was considered a “side hustle” and I still received a salary from my full time job. I will touch more on this in later videos but there’s plenty of more to come as well as my ideology on the lawn care industry now and going forward. Stay tuned!
Ballparking, that's _at least_ 10 grand, so someone starting out if they don't have that kind of startupmoney ( the way most of us started ), you'd have to find pretty much everything used, or start smaller and work your way up.
@@kevinbrooks1104 who's paying or charging anything close to 20 grand for a '99?? You? 🤣 If that's how bad the market's gotten, I might need to sell my beater asap.
You will never find a ‘99 that is not rusted out where I live. If it is low miles and not rusted, being from a dry part of the country without road salt exposure, it is possible it could sell for that much. Not to mention, old school Toyota is so much simpler, although likely harder to get parts for. Given the following for old school American trucks, I wouldn’t be too surprised if a clean low mile Tundra or Tacoma could sell for $20,000.
Simple and great setup, your gonna save money with the yeti with the ice. I did the same thing too my yeti takes a beating all day long and still going. I was going thru igloos like crazy
If you want to keep the front from hopping, you can probably stop it with a wratchet strap over the top front of the mower. The tires are held down but nothing in the front so this may do the job for you until you start tying down from your tie down hooks
God bless you and keep you safe Mr Hard Workingman! Please be very aware that thugs will pull up beside you, jump out a backdoor, into your truck bed, and dive back in and be gone in about 4 seconds. This HAS happened to my construction friend, lost a Stihl Concrete Saw $$$. He carries a handgun, has constant video on his two trucks which were parked face to face, and was in the truck with his crew eating lunch. It happened so fast that the thieves were gone before he even got out his truck. He called the cops, waited 4 hours, they never showed so he lost time $$$ with his whole crew and the saw and got zero justice. Please spend the money and buy/build you some locking bars or racks. You work too hard to be robbed, but the scum target blessed hard working souls like you!
I've got a similar setup and and the same truck.! I also do power washing, small interlocking jobs and mulch jobs. Life is good somedays I can hit 1000.00 and I also sell weed lol.
I don't know about the wright drives system but you should try parking your wright on there backwards and leave it in gear and parking brake and it shouldn't move.
I'm baffled that you were able to kill an Echo. I commercially landscaped for 13 years with the same trimmer and still use it to cut my yard now 🤣. Recommended one to a guy years ago. He burned up the engine after 3 years. Got angry with my recommendation til I reminded him that it was a two stroke and he was using straight gas
Delivered a nice even cut, has the super tight turning ability ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx1VWTrayKBdCKAjzAcZ_Eg4dhHTae3LkN also recommend I was looking for, and is just a blast to drive. It takes a little bit to get used to driving one after driving a normal tractor style, but once you've got it, you've got it. If you're cutting lines, you have to be careful spinning the mower around or the back tire will dig a bare spot. Just take it nice and slow during the turn and then it's back to full throttle across the yard!
@@cleancutslawncare ya first year in business I got screwed on my gas containers not being fastened properly. I bought a cargo trailer and haven’t looked back.
Any good mower with the parking break on should never move. I have never strapped my mowers down and they never move. I have a 42” toro zero turn and a 54” cub cadet stand on and neither get strapped down. No issues whatsoever.
love the setup. i totally get the feeling u likeoly get when u look at that stander. i learned on one and basically my dream business is to have one of these with a setup like yours. good job brother
Get a pool float - the longer noodle - cut it length wise in half, zip tie it to the front of your trailer so the mower doesn't come in contact with the trailer metal.
Fiskars StaySharp Max Reel Mower ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend This is what all push mowers should strive for. It was easy to push. It cut the lawn. The blades are sharp, very sharp. The one minus that everyone should be aware of is you need to be very careful taking the cutting unit out of the box. There’s a plastic guard so you don’t cut fingers as you take the main unit out of the box but it’s not taped down. As I took the unit out, I ended cutting a piece of my shirt. The plastic guard moved and my shirt touched one of the blades.
What base do you do lawns? I’m medically retired out of the Army. So can I go on post and try to get lawn jobs or do I need to go talk to housing or who?
I'm a solo guy...hustler ztr, 2 stihl fs series trimmers and a 40v leaf blower. The fs trimmers can knock down any area big enough to consider using a push mower in the same time, but with less effort. So any ditch or hill that the ztr can't do, gets done with the trimmers. I have a trimmers rack that holds the big trimmer line roll and a line cutter zip tied to it. Keeping things lean and efficient. I also don't travel far for yards...95% are within 3 miles of my house. Less travel time, less gas used.
@@hesher7945 this is epidemic on UA-cam, recipes, builds, gear, etc. Attention spans are extremely limited, so folks want to click on the description, cut and paste or screen shot a list, and move along. That is the era in which we now live 😁
You’re STIHL equipment is basic homeowners models and are designed to be used once a week at your home. Just saying this because some people buy the cheapest homeowner STIHL equipment and then use it like commercial STIHL equipment and then get mad when it won’t handle being used 6 days a week.
I plan on using my older blazer this year, getting a trailer and getting into it.. I got certified in highschool for landscaping back in 2015.. time to put it to work
amazon has cheap trailer straps that would be perfect for what you are trying to do. Ive seen a lot of other companies use them. Use a pool noodle to keep the mower from hitting that front part of the trailer frame.
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"We plan on growing much more bigger" very cool to see, its nice to love what you do. keep at it brotha!
Why does he say "WE" as a solo operator?
Idk probably like him and the company name ig
Edit: I just noticed that it said solo operator, it doesn’t say solo owner. He is reviewing the setup the majority of the company has
Might be talking about his subscribers idk
You always "speak French" when referring to your company, no matter how large. It instills a larger than self persona, indicates that the operator is serious and that he's not just "Joe from down the block that does some things". It's pretty standard practice in most industries.
The 'royal' we
@@BrewReview that makes perfect sense because i hear alot of people do it.
I have a Honda mower that is over 20 years old. I am the second owner, but I’ve beaten the absolute hell out of it. My secret to success is to just keep up with the maintenance, change the oil often, check the level every use, always new spark plug and filter. It’s getting to the point where I should replace it, but I will likely do a light overhaul of it and run it into the ground, it is a workhorse. You can go to any dealership that sells Honda and get parts for it. I haven’t tried an actual auto dealership, but any place that sells mowers, atvs or motorcycles could likely help you out. It is hard to believe I got mine for free, because it was abandoned in a shed and the new homeowner couldn’t get it started. I didn’t judge him on that, I just said “thank you!”.
awesome set up, I like staying solo myself and am putting together money to build a rig,
Glad to see how simple your set up is. Nothing in this set up is financed which is amazing probably the 36 inch but that’s about it. “ keep the set up as cheap as possible and kill the game with a cheap functioning set up “ 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
You’re correct, the 36 was the only thing financed and the other equipment was purchased with funds throughout the season. My particular situation was unique as my business was considered a “side hustle” and I still received a salary from my full time job. I will touch more on this in later videos but there’s plenty of more to come as well as my ideology on the lawn care industry now and going forward. Stay tuned!
place two blocks behind mower wheels. then wracked strap middle front to rail. looking good make $$$
For somebody starting out, what price point are you at with this equipment/set up. BTW it is a sharp set up and will help me with my future purchases!
Ballparking, that's _at least_ 10 grand, so someone starting out if they don't have that kind of startupmoney ( the way most of us started ), you'd have to find pretty much everything used, or start smaller and work your way up.
Try 20 grand the truck
@@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power the stand mower ,push mower and truck are probably the most expensive items
@@kevinbrooks1104 who's paying or charging anything close to 20 grand for a '99?? You? 🤣 If that's how bad the market's gotten, I might need to sell my beater asap.
You will never find a ‘99 that is not rusted out where I live. If it is low miles and not rusted, being from a dry part of the country without road salt exposure, it is possible it could sell for that much. Not to mention, old school Toyota is so much simpler, although likely harder to get parts for. Given the following for old school American trucks, I wouldn’t be too surprised if a clean low mile Tundra or Tacoma could sell for $20,000.
Glad to see a new video. Hope your well.
Simple and great setup, your gonna save money with the yeti with the ice. I did the same thing too my yeti takes a beating all day long and still going. I was going thru igloos like crazy
Nice setup. Seems like you’re already outgrowing it though.
If you want to keep the front from hopping, you can probably stop it with a wratchet strap over the top front of the mower. The tires are held down but nothing in the front so this may do the job for you until you start tying down from your tie down hooks
Great video you are making use of all of your equipment great job.
Why do you keep saying "we" but the title is solo operator? First time viewer. Very confused.
Bad habits are hard to kick
You forgot “oddly satisfying “ in your title
Push mowers can last a long time as you do maintenance to it or take it in and get the maintenance done
All I use are Toro timemasters. I also have a stand on for bigger yards.
I’m not sure if I heard, but what’s the length and width of the trailer?
God bless you and keep you safe Mr Hard Workingman! Please be very aware that thugs will pull up beside you, jump out a backdoor, into your truck bed, and dive back in and be gone in about 4 seconds. This HAS happened to my construction friend, lost a Stihl Concrete Saw $$$. He carries a handgun, has constant video on his two trucks which were parked face to face, and was in the truck with his crew eating lunch. It happened so fast that the thieves were gone before he even got out his truck. He called the cops, waited 4 hours, they never showed so he lost time $$$ with his whole crew and the saw and got zero justice. Please spend the money and buy/build you some locking bars or racks. You work too hard to be robbed, but the scum target blessed hard working souls like you!
Wow! America sounds like absolute hell! Not even the police carry guns here (New Zealand).
Wait wait so you are back or what? Because last I remember you sold the 36
It’s a repeat video
ARe you still in business in 2023? Are you excited for the new season?
I've got a similar setup and and the same truck.! I also do power washing, small interlocking jobs and mulch jobs.
Life is good somedays I can hit 1000.00 and I also sell weed lol.
Nice setup man...have a great 2021 and be safe!👍👊💯
If I was in your shoes I would window tint your inside your truck so take all the heat out in the hot summer time inside
I mount a 2x4 across floor of trailer, drive mower over the 2x4 and set e brake ,it saves alot of time!
Nice truck. Reminds me of my 98 Tacoma!
Effective setup👍
erickson makes retractable tow straps . trust me its the way to go . 2 seconds to do each one .
I had the Erickson Straps on the trailer initially but wasn’t a fan. It’s a great product but it just wasn’t for me.
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Wow, all I do is basic lawn, and weed trimming. No mulch, no shrubs, and god willing no gravel or sand.
Italian caption for who?? Is the video taken in Italy?
Great presentation!! Thank you!
It's wobbly, but we expect that. LoL. Hellz yeah.
Thanks for tye vid. Subscribed.
I don't know about the wright drives system but you should try parking your wright on there backwards and leave it in gear and parking brake and it shouldn't move.
I'm baffled that you were able to kill an Echo. I commercially landscaped for 13 years with the same trimmer and still use it to cut my yard now 🤣. Recommended one to a guy years ago. He burned up the engine after 3 years. Got angry with my recommendation til I reminded him that it was a two stroke and he was using straight gas
Those honda mowers are nice
Dude that trucks a gem
Bro love you included the ute/truck setup brother. Very impressive job 👏
Great video and cool setup
Delivered a nice even cut, has the super tight turning ability ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx1VWTrayKBdCKAjzAcZ_Eg4dhHTae3LkN also recommend I was looking for, and is just a blast to drive. It takes a little bit to get used to driving one after driving a normal tractor style, but once you've got it, you've got it. If you're cutting lines, you have to be careful spinning the mower around or the back tire will dig a bare spot. Just take it nice and slow during the turn and then it's back to full throttle across the yard!
How does your steering wheel cover keep you from constant driving around???
Pretty sure he isn’t working alone why tf would you need two of everything
I like your Ram mount for your cell phone! Is it clamped onto your grab handle in your truck! If not how did you attach it there?
35 gallon Yeti?? 😂
Be bad for the deck mounts to have deck down bouncing . would be ware
I agree. This was a reason to have additional straps to provide support and refrain from causing damage to the mower.
You chuse chainge the name because is the same thing of 2019
Is this from 2019
Great set up, unfortunately in NY that set up would get one fined in many many ways.
Why? They have strict laws for this?
@@cleancutslawncare ya first year in business I got screwed on my gas containers not being fastened properly. I bought a cargo trailer and haven’t looked back.
Looks like you’re going to have fun with the nice setup this 2021💪
Thank you
Love how detailed everything was
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What was the overall ballpark cost of the equipment, trailer and Accessories?
The only piece of equipment financed was the mower, which was around $7,500. Everything else was around another $2k. So I’d say about $10k overall
how much it cost for a Wright Stander?
Who is we i thought this is solo operation
Bad habit
Try Tri-clone trimmer head on your next heavy weed eating day's, it's a BEAST!
Tangle-free, save time and easy to use
What type of line and what thickness do you typically use with that head?
Never mind I looked it up lol.
Do you prefer this over a spade or a saw blade?
Hey brother! Hey we see you sometimes! We are out of Durant
get treated boards for the bottom
SHEEEEESHHHH
Lol
I would just add a thick pool noodle on the angleline so it doesn’t bang up your brand new mower ..
Great setup though!
Any good mower with the parking break on should never move. I have never strapped my mowers down and they never move. I have a 42” toro zero turn and a 54” cub cadet stand on and neither get strapped down. No issues whatsoever.
Not true both my partners have in closed and open trailers and turf tiger 61?s they move..for sure
And what about in an accident?
love the setup. i totally get the feeling u likeoly get when u look at that stander. i learned on one and basically my dream business is to have one of these with a setup like yours. good job brother
Nice steering wheel cover.
Have you tried any of the echo trimmers ?
Either the 2620 or the 2620t?
I have not tried those specific models.
might want to change those tires again bruv
I miss your videos
Be careful of your tongue weight.
Get a pool float - the longer noodle - cut it length wise in half, zip tie it to the front of your trailer so the mower doesn't come in contact with the trailer metal.
How much money was that stand on mower
What size trailer is that ?
Why is this “epic” I don’t get it
Do a video of the set up of 2024
nice and simple
Very nice trailer
Fiskars StaySharp Max Reel Mower ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend This is what all push mowers should strive for. It was easy to push. It cut the lawn. The blades are sharp, very sharp. The one minus that everyone should be aware of is you need to be very careful taking the cutting unit out of the box. There’s a plastic guard so you don’t cut fingers as you take the main unit out of the box but it’s not taped down. As I took the unit out, I ended cutting a piece of my shirt. The plastic guard moved and my shirt touched one of the blades.
What size.trailer is that?
Why have 2 blowers? I would rather have a backup string trimmer than a backup blower
I agree. Looking back after a few years it makes more sense to have two of everything.
How much do you make as a solo operator?
Miss you buddy....
What base do you do lawns? I’m medically retired out of the Army. So can I go on post and try to get lawn jobs or do I need to go talk to housing or who?
Skip the yeti bois ain't nothing wrong with a $20 dollar Coleman especially if you're just getting started that is a serious waste of money
Cheaper coolers are much more cost efficient and practical. The YETI cooler is what I had so decided to use it.
Awesome set up 2021 here we come
2024
@@OliverDiGeronimo009 we still out here #vamos
nice set up
I'm a solo guy...hustler ztr, 2 stihl fs series trimmers and a 40v leaf blower. The fs trimmers can knock down any area big enough to consider using a push mower in the same time, but with less effort. So any ditch or hill that the ztr can't do, gets done with the trimmers. I have a trimmers rack that holds the big trimmer line roll and a line cutter zip tied to it. Keeping things lean and efficient. I also don't travel far for yards...95% are within 3 miles of my house. Less travel time, less gas used.
Do you only mow lawns?
What’s the trailer size
Nice
Could you do a gear list? What you have and what is a "basic" setup? That would be a big help.
@@hesher7945 this is epidemic on UA-cam, recipes, builds, gear, etc. Attention spans are extremely limited, so folks want to click on the description, cut and paste or screen shot a list, and move along. That is the era in which we now live 😁
Hey James do you happen to own a lawn care company yourself and if so are you in need of obtaining new or used work related equipment?
You only need to cross your chains when it makes your trailer safer and that on the operator
You’re STIHL equipment is basic homeowners models and are designed to be used once a week at your home. Just saying this because some people buy the cheapest homeowner STIHL equipment and then use it like commercial STIHL equipment and then get mad when it won’t handle being used 6 days a week.
Any tips on growing?
What size is this trailer
It’s a 5x8
You don't need adjustable straps for the front. Just add a permanent strap with a D. The rear strap pulls you tight. The front is just a clip.
I plan on using my older blazer this year, getting a trailer and getting into it.. I got certified in highschool for landscaping back in 2015.. time to put it to work
Can’t wait for your 2022 set up! 💪🏼
I’m waiting until 2024 to upload that…
What size is that trailer?
5x8
11:07 you can add some rubber to the frame of the trailer so that whenever the mower does hit it it doesn't scuff it up
What size is that
amazon has cheap trailer straps that would be perfect for what you are trying to do. Ive seen a lot of other companies use them. Use a pool noodle to keep the mower from hitting that front part of the trailer frame.
Nice set up!
Nice setup, I've got a very similar one and in the 580 also.