Where are you purchasing the larger furniture Dollys. I have a ton of the smaller ones and your right any freaking pebble stops them in their tracks....
I use chatgpt to help with our contract. It's an ever changing document that we continually modify as we run into new challenges. It will also be different for every company depending on your policies, climate, location, market, target customer, etc. Imagine every possible future dispute you could run into and address them.
i made my own furniture movers out of 2x4' and 5" casters..They work...like you said when you get in gravel youre toast. I recently bought some chair from a business closing and they made teheir own chair pallet and have a local machine shop make a mover similar to the mantis..looking forward to transiting to this..
Great content! I use the Mongo mover which is similar to the Mantis but lighter. I’ve been looking at the electric hand truck called the transformer from Granite industries for deliveries when I’m by myself doing deliveries which is all winter. I think it’s worth the investment but not sure yet. If anyone has an opinion on that I would love to hear from you.
@@marvinsquest1 Do you think they're worth the premium cost? I've handled many 30-40yr old palmer snyder tables and I wonder if the quality as shifted in recent years. Getting 20-30% more tables now with a slightly lower grade manufacturer seems tempting
@jamesm7256 at today's price and quality, I'd reconsider. In fact when I went to reorder more the price went up so I bought used tables for 1/9th the cost.
I use harbor freight dollies(I know)😅…then slide under them with 1000 lb tractor supply hand truck. Game over!
Awesome flyer to let customers know not to leave tables in the rain. Would you be willing to share a copy?
I would love to get a copy too please. Awesome video
Let me think about how that would work.
Hey Marvin, I’ve watch every single video from start! I started a rental business in central Florida. Will you be willing to share that flyer?
Let me think about how to do that.
Bro… where in the world did you get those corner pieces to strap the chairs to trailer with?! That’s a game changer 😂
I believe just on Amazon :)
Where are you purchasing the larger furniture Dollys. I have a ton of the smaller ones and your right any freaking pebble stops them in their tracks....
Also intrested to find if he is swapping the wheels manually or buying them done. What size are the larger wheels?
Got those from uline. They have a decent selection. A bit pricier but I don't regret it and am getting more
Those ones are 5" wheels
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing
Where you buy the high peak tents
I believe I've answered you before on this 😂. Check replies to above comments
Looking for Terms and conditions templates and Customer contracts any thoughts?
I use chatgpt to help with our contract. It's an ever changing document that we continually modify as we run into new challenges. It will also be different for every company depending on your policies, climate, location, market, target customer, etc. Imagine every possible future dispute you could run into and address them.
Where did you get the yellow dolly?
Granite industries
Finally had time to catch the video. Looking good over on your end!
Great content!
i made my own furniture movers out of 2x4' and 5" casters..They work...like you said when you get in gravel youre toast. I recently bought some chair from a business closing and they made teheir own chair pallet and have a local machine shop make a mover similar to the mantis..looking forward to transiting to this..
Thanks for sharing!
Great content! I use the Mongo mover which is similar to the Mantis but lighter. I’ve been looking at the electric hand truck called the transformer from Granite industries for deliveries when I’m by myself doing deliveries which is all winter. I think it’s worth the investment but not sure yet. If anyone has an opinion on that I would love to hear from you.
Right on! Do those have a wheel brake? That's my main beef with the dolly I have.
@@marvinsquest1 unfortunately the Mongo Mover doesn’t have a break but the granite industries Transformer does have a break.
Those look like 20x30 high peaks? Whose is the manufacturer? Thanks
Tent & Table
How do you handle the table repairs where you removed the laminate or the corners are bashed?
I don't have bashed corners yet. For the delamination, resurfacing and staining, then poly seal
Thanks Marvin. Where to you the veneer?@@marvinsquest1
Who was the manufacturer of the peeling tables?
Palmer Snyder
@@marvinsquest1 Do you think they're worth the premium cost? I've handled many 30-40yr old palmer snyder tables and I wonder if the quality as shifted in recent years. Getting 20-30% more tables now with a slightly lower grade manufacturer seems tempting
@jamesm7256 at today's price and quality, I'd reconsider. In fact when I went to reorder more the price went up so I bought used tables for 1/9th the cost.