Thank you so much for telling the trailer OWNER to check their "OIL" in HUBs 😊 I was always looking at my boat trailer oil bath hubs. One for the milky color, and two for level. The manufacturer on my double wheels on the boat trailer called for ( 50 Wt.) if grease type hubs. If the trailer sits, pump one shot of grease into Grease fitting. A little PM goes a long way
When I was in Florida after Hurricane Katrina. In the Keys, they had those grapple type big rigs, but they also pulled a trailer ( high Walls) the contractor crews moved along at home owner front property line and used equipment to stick pile hurricane downed garbage ( everything) those grapple trucks loaded up. Then in big city parks, the grapple trucks first went through an inspection person on a raised platform ( probably a FEMA) person. Then they stock piled the stuff on the big grass fields. Another contractor with huge equipment then worked and separated the piles. They had 988 size Cat Loaders and huge excavators working the piles in the parks I was told a lot of the material wot be made into ( Hog Fuel) the garage company in Florida even own some of those grapple type trucks. The city crews have this neat clam bucket small crane type truck that the operator can move the truck from cab of crane. 😊 It's on a Ford F-700 size truck. The people just move their yard waste to the property line the crews go along street to street just cleaning it up. Those small truck cranes with clam buckets remind me of when Bucyrus Erie used to make that type back in the 1960s and 1970s
Dam that sounds like quite the clean up it would be quite the experience to be part of a mass demo of an entire neighborhood. They are definitely a truck that makes some production.
The new trend nowadays is everyone pulling a fancy Diamond C trailer and his homie at the beginning of the video using an oldschool Econoline backhoe pro equipment trailer to get it done. Hell yeah!!! That’s what up. Mad respect. I grew up around those trailers and they were popular back in the 90’s.
Hey Brother. Been binge watching your channel. Awesome rigs, I used to own a 2002 Cummins, now I got a 2022. The 22 is a sold rig so far, I paid mine off in 14 months. I was eating Bennie Winnies and Top Ramon lol trying to get that payment. 😂
She’s fixed and back home been doing a few things here and there but I’ll be getting back with a pretty long video on the dually moment I get some time. But she’s back to work 10 days dealer hammered it out
@@eddyklier3995 as of right now I don’t have any way to load up, email me at tek.excavation@gmail.com With your info I’ll let know when I have equipment back up that way I’ll get you squared.
Thank you so much for telling the trailer OWNER to check their "OIL" in HUBs 😊
I was always looking at my boat trailer oil bath hubs. One for the milky color, and two for level. The manufacturer on my double wheels on the boat trailer called for ( 50 Wt.) if grease type hubs. If the trailer sits, pump one shot of grease into
Grease fitting. A little PM goes a long way
Haha ya right.
That’s all you need! Just a few mins saves so much time and money and Down time
When I was in Florida after Hurricane Katrina. In the Keys, they had those grapple type big rigs, but they also pulled a trailer ( high Walls) the contractor crews moved along at home owner front property line and used equipment to stick pile hurricane downed garbage ( everything) those grapple trucks loaded up. Then in big city parks, the grapple trucks first went through an inspection person on a raised platform ( probably a FEMA) person. Then they stock piled the stuff on the big grass fields. Another contractor with huge equipment then worked and separated the piles. They had 988 size Cat Loaders and huge excavators working the piles in the parks
I was told a lot of the material wot be made into ( Hog Fuel) the garage company in Florida even own some of those grapple type trucks. The city crews have this neat clam bucket small crane type truck that the operator can move the truck from cab of crane. 😊 It's on a Ford F-700 size truck. The people just move their yard waste to the property line the crews go along street to street just cleaning it up. Those small truck cranes with clam buckets remind me of when Bucyrus Erie used to make that type back in the 1960s and 1970s
Dam that sounds like quite the clean up it would be quite the experience to be part of a mass demo of an entire neighborhood.
They are definitely a truck that makes some production.
The new trend nowadays is everyone pulling a fancy Diamond C trailer and his homie at the beginning of the video using an oldschool Econoline backhoe pro equipment trailer to get it done. Hell yeah!!! That’s what up. Mad respect. I grew up around those trailers and they were popular back in the 90’s.
Hell ya that’s the right way to do it lol.
That Trailer definitely needed a bit of loving though lol
Hey Brother. Been binge watching your channel. Awesome rigs, I used to own a 2002 Cummins, now I got a 2022. The 22 is a sold rig so far, I paid mine off in 14 months. I was eating Bennie Winnies and Top Ramon lol trying to get that payment. 😂
Appreciate the support my man!
Happy the new rig is working for you. Hopefully she works as well as mine has and she’s been working hard
Good video really enjoyed it
Thank you 🙏🏼
Good job and video Brother
Thank you my man!
I keep meaning to ask. What’s the antenna on your truck? I saw it on the kubota too.
They are cell phone signal boosters. This brand is “we boost” I personally think they are the high end of boosters
Good morning Mr OPERATOR, any updates on the pick up truck coolant leak fix yet ?
She’s fixed and back home been doing a few things here and there but I’ll be getting back with a pretty long video on the dually moment I get some time. But she’s back to work 10 days dealer hammered it out
@@IManOPERATOR Great, thanks for the reply 👍
@@ianwalker4803 you know it!
Let me know if you want to get rid of some of that timber. We'll mill it.
It’s all yours if you want it it’s just sitting out here.
@IManOPERATOR anyway of loading the logs on a gooseneck? I'm just down the hill near Coloma.
@@eddyklier3995 as of right now I don’t have any way to load up, email me at tek.excavation@gmail.com
With your info I’ll let know when I have equipment back up that way I’ll get you squared.
@@IManOPERATOR Right on brother