I can tell you guys are really passionate about customer satisfaction and that’s what’s most important to me too. I currently work under a landscaping company but plan to have others work for me one day! Great job guys!
Yes we are! At the end of the day our reputation is on the line. Keep working hard and learn as much as you can before you go off on your own. Thank you for watching!
I just got my first landscaping job today I start tomorrow at 8;30 am I’m not the strongest man but I’ll give them my all and help out as much as I can I just wanna learn this fascinating stuff
Hey do you have any forms of social media I’m 17 almost 18 I have a few decent jobs booked from 20k patios to 10k backyard loam and fill jobs but I’d like to get a bit more work how do you receive jobs?
At the company where I work we would've done this job with shovels and wheelbarrows all in under one day, those machines seem pretty useful and fun to use. Good job guys.
@@jcslawntipsDo you have like a group of landscapers/interested guys who wanna learn and share landscaping skills. Like a WhatsApp forum exclusively for landscape Laborers?
Same here I couldn't count all of the time's I slipped on the wood ramps with the wheel barrel or got stuck midd way going up cus it was soo darn heavy, gotta get the "running" start.
I'm 26 years old and been working as a Cleaner & Food Services Assistant in a Rehab Centre for the past 5 years. I'm curious and enthusiastic about Landscaping. Been watching videos on Landscapers all day. I'm thinking about taking up being a Landscaper instead because I would love to work outdoors, rather than being stuck inside all the time. This video has given me some awesome insight. Thanks! 👌🪴🌿☘️
I’m 20 and have been doing landscaping/snow removal for the past year. Nonetheless your totally right it is amazing being outside with nature. The only downsides are in the summer your sweating all day and drink a ton of water and get a lot of sun burns. But in winter it’s more labouring trying to push heavy and sticky snow for 3 days straight . Snow/leaf Blower days are fun and satisfying asf tho. But yeah I say the pros outweigh the cons by a mile cause after like 4-6 you won’t even get sore or tired from working no more
Hello I'm agriculture graduate student i want to work with your company. I'm from India. I completed my 4 year course related to agriculture crop studies.
I’m 12 I’m looking to do the same thing you’re doing right now last year I started my own business just did some grass and weeds and edging all that stuff but you’re an inspiration dude and you ever thought about buying a plate compactor so you don’t have to do all that compacting by hand
hey man, around the time you're 18, people will start talking about what youre gonna do with your life. if you are successful at landscaping, dont be afraid to stick to it. a lot of people will pressure you to quit and go to college but if you're making good money don't listen to what anyone says. putting yourself in debt doesn't get you ahead.
I'm 27 now and I'm looking to leave my corporate job to do landscaping. I can't take it anymore sitting in a cubicle all day. I miss being outside and actually work with your team! Keep up the grind!
@@raymondjblaze7761 awesome, I’m 22 too, I got my general contractors license 6 months ago and do all types of construction. I used to do commercial electrical work and I do a bunch of house remodels
i just turned 20 and met some friends who just got into landscaping, I always thought it was interesting and fulfilling. I hope it doesn't do too much taxing on my back. Im definitely going to try it out and try my very best
Damn, the company I work for needs to get one of those little skidloaders, would make someone our jobs so much easier and faster. We just got the big ones which does not fit into the beds
Me and my crew shovel 15 yards for a light workout lol. I don’t use skidders unless totally necessary. They can crack driveways and even with tracks they fuck people’s lawns
This is random, but I’m actually an actor about to play a character who is a landscaper!! So it was so helpful to watch this video just to see what you all do, what equipment you have, even just what kind of boots and gloves to wear! Thanks for the vid inspo and also you seem like a really kind and genuine person 🤗🤍
I'm 26 years old and been working as a Cleaner & Food Services Assistant for the past 5 years. I'm curious and enthusiastic about Landscaping. I'm thinking about taking up being a Landscaper instead because I would love to work outdoors, rather than being stuck inside all the time. This video has given me some awesome insight. Thanks! 👌🪴🌿☘️
I just started working in landscaping for the summer and it is great. You just watch and ask questions! Don’t be afraid to ask questions, it’s your first time. I would recommend working for a smaller companies.
Do as much research as you can, ask questions. Find someone that is doing what you want to do and follow them. Learn from your mistakes and never give up on yourself.
Great job. Just watched the video. And yes the A/C unit is fine either way. The bottom of that condenser has holes everywhere in them to drain out liquids. They're basically build for weather. Great videos just liked commented and subscribed. Looking forward to some good content
I have work in the fields (strawberry fields) with my dad for almost two years, can I get the job of landscaper because I am capable of working on hard labor and picking up strawberries?
Great Job! I still do all of this work the old way without heavy equipment. I need to start getting in to them, at least the dingo to make our work easier
looks good, happy clients = happy days. looks like your guy had a close call at 20:47 just the slightest kiss with that skid steer would be a very expensive mistake. Good Job anyways, not the game for me, but good on you
At 5:40 you need to learn to turn properly on that skidster. Luckily you didn't damage driveway. I was doing a $40,000 patio with steps and fireplace with my boss at the tim we. We where using techo block. Customer was already A dick and threating about $. Only gave $8,000 for materials and him and my boss where going st it. He went onto his asphalt driveway with a bobcat and ruined it from the driveway to road connection. A litle raised bump and cracked it all cuz he was pissed and not being careful. Half the jib done and guy wouldn't pay the rest of bill. So just be careful
I worked landscaping in in 2020 all summer, i felt miserable just working and other people just in their homes relaxing, felt like shit and miserable, how do people enjoy working jobs such as these?, let me know
I’m nervous I’m 18 years old and I’m gonna start working on landscape and I don’t know shit so So I been watching this videos would anyone please tell me more about this wonderful job/work please
@@nathanglacken5066 loved the work! But the people are very toxic and gossipy so ima try and work for a different company but I loved the work itself amazing to be outside in the summer doing physical labour!
At the job I worked at we would have had this job done in 4 hours with shovels and wheel barrels and no machines. Real simple real easy job. One question why have the utilities marked out if your just taking no more then 2ft of dirt out?? But Nice👍
around here they have cable lines that are 1 inch below the ground. Its easier to take the five minutes and set something up for them to come out and mark the area. Plus then the liability is on them
Next time, back drag the bucket to remove that loose stuff. Toothed bucket helps. The machine is too big for that job. Small tlb would be better, and not tear up the grass....
How can I get into landscaping with our having any experience? I really want to start but it seems no company wants to give me a chance… I’m 23 and very eager to get out my factory job.
I make roughly on a bad day $40 to a good day uve made couple hundred an HR. I charge differently per customer depending on if they had money. I never charge by hour. I've learned charging y job and busting your ass you get paid double triple what you would hourly
Man, I'm jealous of the gardeners and all those dudes in their trucks. Some other hispanics look down on them but they can support their family and make money. I want to do this so bad but I don't know where to start. I'm ready to do this ASAP. I'm 19
@@candideggplant1575 just start of cutting grass and get recommended and once u start that u can get a blower and weed wacker and start paying $250 per house cleaning and do around 15 houses a day and u can get 1 helper and pay him 15-18 a hr
@@bababooey6728This is a great insight. Can you tell me more on how I can join you as an enthusiastic 26 yrs old who want to learn,unlearn and relearn?
16 is pretty young, no one would hire me until I was 18. Unless it's family run or you have a lot of connections it'll be tough to find a job at 16 in this kind of work
Hey, just wondering do you guys have an LLC and if so did you use the dingo tx 1000 and maybe other utilities that you have purchased as a tax deduction or write-off?
Yes I do, in this case that toro was just a one day demo. But I have since bought a Vermeer CTX100 and I am able to depreciate it over a few years which is basically a tax deduction. You would have to talk to an accountant. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching
@@jcslawntipsso you own a landscaping company buddy? Great. I would love to join you in landscaping and learn,unlearn and relearn. Who is your mentor?
Hi All, I'm planning to develop a customer relationship management (CRM) app targeted towards busy professionals like JC. This app would be designed to help people who are always on the go manage their customer relationships effectively. I'd love to get some feedback on: Main pain points: What are the biggest challenges that busy professionals face when it comes to customer relationship management? Use cases: What are the most common situations where a CRM app would be helpful for this target audience? This feedback will be crucial in shaping the development of the app. Thanks, Bishav N R
Hmm the company I work for would have had this done in a couple days with 5 men with shovels and hard rakes and maybe a loader but …. Looks good though the end result they need to get a new deck and some sod or something put down to match their nice flat yard now lol
It really pisses me off that people look down on manual jobs. Even if you're not the boss, it's nothing to be snobbish about. I kind of wish I'd gone into something like this. Stupid acting!
Those wheeled machines are terrible for landscaping in people’s yards those ruts will be there for years to come. You need tracks if you’re going to be doing this type of work
how do you stand working such a miserable depressing job, i did landscaping last summer, felt like shit, asked myself why the fuck am i doing this, its miserable work, i dont know how you do it....
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I can tell you guys are really passionate about customer satisfaction and that’s what’s most important to me too. I currently work under a landscaping company but plan to have others work for me one day! Great job guys!
Yes we are! At the end of the day our reputation is on the line. Keep working hard and learn as much as you can before you go off on your own. Thank you for watching!
I just got my first landscaping job today I start tomorrow at 8;30 am I’m not the strongest man but I’ll give them my all and help out as much as I can I just wanna learn this fascinating stuff
@@abandonedadventures7420 goodluck man hope it goes well for you
@@jcslawntipsIs a driving licence compulsory for one to operate those landscaping tractors?
I’m 20 doing the same thing it’s great to see others our age working harder then most people ever in their life keep up the good work bro
Hey do you have any forms of social media I’m 17 almost 18 I have a few decent jobs booked from 20k patios to 10k backyard loam and fill jobs but I’d like to get a bit more work how do you receive jobs?
At the company where I work we would've done this job with shovels and wheelbarrows all in under one day, those machines seem pretty useful and fun to use. Good job guys.
Thank you
Lots of standing and watching machine. Must be charging alot to afford 2, 30k machines + dump trailer.
Do you work for Soulliere
@@jcslawntipsDo you have like a group of landscapers/interested guys who wanna learn and share landscaping skills. Like a WhatsApp forum exclusively for landscape Laborers?
Same here I couldn't count all of the time's I slipped on the wood ramps with the wheel barrel or got stuck midd way going up cus it was soo darn heavy, gotta get the "running" start.
I'm 26 years old and been working as a Cleaner & Food Services Assistant in a Rehab Centre for the past 5 years. I'm curious and enthusiastic about Landscaping. Been watching videos on Landscapers all day. I'm thinking about taking up being a Landscaper instead because I would love to work outdoors, rather than being stuck inside all the time. This video has given me some awesome insight.
Thanks! 👌🪴🌿☘️
I’m 20 and have been doing landscaping/snow removal for the past year. Nonetheless your totally right it is amazing being outside with nature. The only downsides are in the summer your sweating all day and drink a ton of water and get a lot of sun burns. But in winter it’s more labouring trying to push heavy and sticky snow for 3 days straight . Snow/leaf Blower days are fun and satisfying asf tho. But yeah I say the pros outweigh the cons by a mile cause after like 4-6 you won’t even get sore or tired from working no more
Just started my own landscaping company too, great to see another hard worker!
Hello I'm agriculture graduate student i want to work with your company. I'm from India. I completed my 4 year course related to agriculture crop studies.
I’m 12 I’m looking to do the same thing you’re doing right now last year I started my own business just did some grass and weeds and edging all that stuff but you’re an inspiration dude and you ever thought about buying a plate compactor so you don’t have to do all that compacting by hand
Keep ur mindset like that and you will go places mate
I wish I was like you when I was 12, keep it buddy!
hey man, around the time you're 18, people will start talking about what youre gonna do with your life. if you are successful at landscaping, dont be afraid to stick to it. a lot of people will pressure you to quit and go to college but if you're making good money don't listen to what anyone says. putting yourself in debt doesn't get you ahead.
Wow that's awesome! Thank you for that. Keep working hard yourself. Yes I finally bought one this year!
He said his name is 12
I'm 27 now and I'm looking to leave my corporate job to do landscaping. I can't take it anymore sitting in a cubicle all day. I miss being outside and actually work with your team! Keep up the grind!
Heck yea man best way to stay healthy .
😶😶
You sure u can roll with the big dogs
You’re gonna miss your cubicle bud. A lot of landscaping companies don’t use tools like these. Gonna be fighting for your life bud.
@@danielharris4840 hey bud
bad ass, its good to see people my age working in the trades
😎😎
I am 22 and I do a variety warehouse/ construction and yard work
@@raymondjblaze7761 awesome, I’m 22 too, I got my general contractors license 6 months ago and do all types of construction. I used to do commercial electrical work and I do a bunch of house remodels
@@nathanbishop1999 wow dude u’re doing better than me. I think the dude in the video is 19, but he looks 22-23
@@nathanbishop1999 happy for ya bro 👍🏿👍🏿
Damn that looks clean! So much nicer than before.
Thank you Brian!
i just turned 20 and met some friends who just got into landscaping, I always thought it was interesting and fulfilling. I hope it doesn't do too much taxing on my back. Im definitely going to try it out and try my very best
Great job J-Rod!!!!! Love you, Lainey and Tristan
Damn, the company I work for needs to get one of those little skidloaders, would make someone our jobs so much easier and faster. We just got the big ones which does not fit into the beds
Bravo, good work! Rudi.
Now it just needs fresh landscape and power wash! Great job
Yes, the client did the landscaping themselves. I pressure washed it before I left the site. Thank you for watching
Absolutely love it Sir!
Watching from 🇨🇦. You guys are really doing something awesome down there!!
Thank you very much!
Me and my crew shovel 15 yards for a light workout lol. I don’t use skidders unless totally necessary. They can crack driveways and even with tracks they fuck people’s lawns
Ah nice, I try to use equipment as much as possible if it makes the job easier. Makes for a lot happier employees
@@jcslawntips Machinery makes employees lazy.I am the
machinery,too noisy and I like sleeping good at night.
@@tylershadwick7751 Tell that to your wrecked spine in 15 years
This is random, but I’m actually an actor about to play a character who is a landscaper!! So it was so helpful to watch this video just to see what you all do, what equipment you have, even just what kind of boots and gloves to wear! Thanks for the vid inspo and also you seem like a really kind and genuine person 🤗🤍
if you want you can ask me, I'm a landscaper, even tho I live in germany but thats okay ig ahahaha
That’s awesome, thank you for watching, your too kind
I'm 26 years old and been working as a Cleaner & Food Services Assistant for the past 5 years. I'm curious and enthusiastic about Landscaping. I'm thinking about taking up being a Landscaper instead because I would love to work outdoors, rather than being stuck inside all the time. This video has given me some awesome insight.
Thanks! 👌🪴🌿☘️
How did you learn the skills for landscaping...there are so many. Do I just learn as I go along?
You ask and are taught, don’t be afraid to ask a question EVERYTIME you use a new tool.
I just started working in landscaping for the summer and it is great. You just watch and ask questions! Don’t be afraid to ask questions, it’s your first time. I would recommend working for a smaller companies.
Do as much research as you can, ask questions. Find someone that is doing what you want to do and follow them. Learn from your mistakes and never give up on yourself.
@@landonm1872 same here. Very tough work but LOVE IT. In 2 months my muscles have grown quite a bit.
@@jcslawntipsWho is your mentor or who inspires you in this landscaping job?
I should tell my boss to get one of those. Lol we use shovels
felt that 😭😭💯
@@PipefittaJ 😂😂 same
best investment it pays off itself within a year
Rookies we use spoons
Hello I completed my 4 year agriculture course from India and I want to work with you. I'm from India please reply
Damm that’s a very tidy job, I’m looking for landscaping jobs but over the winter time keeping busy with garden projects
Great job. Just watched the video. And yes the A/C unit is fine either way. The bottom of that condenser has holes everywhere in them to drain out liquids. They're basically build for weather. Great videos just liked commented and subscribed. Looking forward to some good content
Thank you! That's good to know about the ac unit thanks
they should spray some water seal on the deck and soft wash the house too after tell them
Going through the comments and a lot of these people are haters. Keep hustling my guy.
Thank you for your support!!
Awesome work!!👍💪☘️🌱
I have work in the fields (strawberry fields) with my dad for almost two years, can I get the job of landscaper because I am capable of working on hard labor and picking up strawberries?
Awesome video, the job turned out looking great!💯👍
Thank you!
Great Job! I still do all of this work the old way without heavy equipment. I need to start getting in to them, at least the dingo to make our work easier
They certainly help!
Get a dingo, you’ll never look back
Do you have a landscaping forum exclusive for landscap laborers?
Good job.. excellent team work.
looks good, happy clients = happy days. looks like your guy had a close call at 20:47 just the slightest kiss with that skid steer would be a very expensive mistake. Good Job anyways, not the game for me, but good on you
Thank you!
How do you make sure you are not hiting wires thta are in there beds
That’s what the flags mark.
I'd be super nervous about using a skid on a client's driveway.
Good job tho.
I agree, I wouldn't do it everyday. I did make sure to pressure wash it off when I was done
Good job on creating a positive grade.. job turned out nice good work.
Damn it's looks clean than before great job
Thank you
Great job! You should of upsold the client with mulch and flowers/bushes. You definitely would of doubled your profits
At 5:40 you need to learn to turn properly on that skidster. Luckily you didn't damage driveway. I was doing a $40,000 patio with steps and fireplace with my boss at the tim we. We where using techo block. Customer was already A dick and threating about $. Only gave $8,000 for materials and him and my boss where going st it. He went onto his asphalt driveway with a bobcat and ruined it from the driveway to road connection. A litle raised bump and cracked it all cuz he was pissed and not being careful. Half the jib done and guy wouldn't pay the rest of bill. So just be careful
I worked landscaping in in 2020 all summer, i felt miserable just working and other people just in their homes relaxing, felt like shit and miserable, how do people enjoy working jobs such as these?, let me know
I understand. You can never enjoy such a depressing job.
@@chrisl8815what do you mean ?
How depressing is this?
I’m nervous I’m 18 years old and I’m gonna start working on landscape and I don’t know shit so So I been watching this videos would anyone please tell me more about this wonderful job/work please
Same bro I’m 20 and starting tomorrow nervous but excited don’t rlly know what to expect haha
@@jaydenkirby178 how did it go
@@jaydenkirby178 how did it go
You still going ?
@@nathanglacken5066 loved the work! But the people are very toxic and gossipy so ima try and work for a different company but I loved the work itself amazing to be outside in the summer doing physical labour!
Did u go to college for this job? Cause im looking forward to be a landscaper
no
I’m a drop out and a landscaper 😅😂 you’re good
@@-Sanction "a what?
You don’t need to go to college unless your doing design landscaping with stones
@@Heyhowareya97 how did you get into it?
At the job I worked at we would have had this job done in 4 hours with shovels and wheel barrels and no machines. Real simple real easy job. One question why have the utilities marked out if your just taking no more then 2ft of dirt out?? But Nice👍
around here they have cable lines that are 1 inch below the ground. Its easier to take the five minutes and set something up for them to come out and mark the area. Plus then the liability is on them
Me to my but tbh I was the only legal citizen at the company but man did we bust ass 😂😅
I hope there was a complaint put into that dump truck dumping the soil on the road when there was easy access to the drive!
Anytime taking a skid steer weighing what that does 6/8,000 will crack 4-in concrete got to be careful. I've been in the industry for over 30 year's
how much would something like this cost? just removing all the stuff and flattening it
Looks good
20 years old and doing the same work, plus deck and fence building. Its like im being paid to workout!
I love getting a job when I was turning 21
Whats something like this cost to do? I own a landscaping company on the side and have been wanting to get into this kind of work.
What do you recommend to someone who wants to start landscaping as a job as a beginner?
Nice work, what size dump 16'?
Thank you, 14 ft
This is looking good
Im ready to go work with my dad this summer 💪🏽 any tips for a beginner
Next time, back drag the bucket to remove that loose stuff. Toothed bucket helps. The machine is too big for that job. Small tlb would be better, and not tear up the grass....
I'm thinking about becoming a landscaper but don't know where to start or when as it is winter
You just have to get some work lined up for the spring
Try a golf course
could you send me the contact or location for scott’s topsoil? I’m in your area
This summer I am working my very first job as a Landscaper.
Today was my first day of landscaping, went pretty good but my arms jelly rn 😂 vid fire tho 🔥
Books you'd recommend to learn about it?
great vid!
Thank you!
And can we get a video on how you started the business
Those tire marks on the drive way will be there for a long time
Not at all, I pressure washed them off
Great job!!!
About to start landscaping at 15
Hi very nice, can I get this job in Canada???
nice cleaned up
how much was the bid?
The minis have their place but you kids would be better off with a mini excavator. It’s three times as efficient as that skid steer.
I'm 19 got my bobcat s70 trailer and 2500 Lets get it brodi
How can I get into landscaping with our having any experience? I really want to start but it seems no company wants to give me a chance… I’m 23 and very eager to get out my factory job.
Try big companies
@@bredin9199 list some of them for easy reference.
I am bsc .horticulture student ..how can I go for landscaping
Where you from
Love landscaping. How much does a skilled landscaper earn per hour?
I make roughly on a bad day $40 to a good day uve made couple hundred an HR. I charge differently per customer depending on if they had money. I never charge by hour. I've learned charging y job and busting your ass you get paid double triple what you would hourly
@@moniquepowell9499 and how much do you pay a person that has experience on landscaping and he is working for you? Just curious
@@moniquepowell9499Can you mentor someone like me ? I am curious and enthusiastic about landscaping in general. Kindly revert.
first day tomorrow for me
How much was this job? I’m guessing 5k range
more like 10-15k
Between 10 and 20k.. I do this on a daily basis
@@workboots1005 what's the cost on the companies end average?
@@workboots1005Great insight! What is the average daily profit
Need a bigger bucket
im mexican and landscaping come in my blood its a good job and will be the best payed making $20k-40k every project
Man, I'm jealous of the gardeners and all those dudes in their trucks. Some other hispanics look down on them but they can support their family and make money. I want to do this so bad but I don't know where to start. I'm ready to do this ASAP. I'm 19
@@candideggplant1575 just start of cutting grass and get recommended and once u start that u can get a blower and weed wacker and start paying $250 per house cleaning and do around 15 houses a day and u can get 1 helper and pay him 15-18 a hr
@@candideggplant1575 making $3k a day
@@candideggplant1575did you you get a chance to start? How is the going ?
@@bababooey6728This is a great insight. Can you tell me more on how I can join you as an enthusiastic 26 yrs old who want to learn,unlearn and relearn?
Because I love it
How can i apply for a lawn care part time job when im 16? And how much will I be paid?
16 is pretty young, no one would hire me until I was 18. Unless it's family run or you have a lot of connections it'll be tough to find a job at 16 in this kind of work
@@gizmomakify thanks dude. Im in florida rn and turning 15. Can you suggest some jobs that are good for 15 to 17 years of age that are high paying?
@@miguelbulanadi5711did you get a job?
GOOD JOB KID
how are the hours
I can tell your new to driving a machine
Hey, just wondering do you guys have an LLC and if so did you use the dingo tx 1000 and maybe other utilities that you have purchased as a tax deduction or write-off?
Yes I do, in this case that toro was just a one day demo. But I have since bought a Vermeer CTX100 and I am able to depreciate it over a few years which is basically a tax deduction. You would have to talk to an accountant. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching
@@jcslawntipsso you own a landscaping company buddy?
Great. I would love to join you in landscaping and learn,unlearn and relearn. Who is your mentor?
Can you give me a job there?
Hi All,
I'm planning to develop a customer relationship management (CRM) app targeted towards busy professionals like JC. This app would be designed to help people who are always on the go manage their customer relationships effectively.
I'd love to get some feedback on:
Main pain points: What are the biggest challenges that busy professionals face when it comes to customer relationship management?
Use cases: What are the most common situations where a CRM app would be helpful for this target audience?
This feedback will be crucial in shaping the development of the app.
Thanks,
Bishav N R
How old you have to be to work there?
It depends where you live but in Australia you can get an apprenticeship at 16 but it has to be after school hours unless you drop out
i am 11 and i have a yard care busness
Did u get a loan off your parents to start ur business?
No, The skid steer was a rental and the mini skid was a demo. I own the truck and dump trailer. I started when was 13
@@jcslawntipsStarted at 13?
That is awesome. How did you start landscaping? Did someone mentor you? How about school?
Hay quá
Hmm the company I work for would have had this done in a couple days with 5 men with shovels and hard rakes and maybe a loader but …. Looks good though the end result they need to get a new deck and some sod or something put down to match their nice flat yard now lol
I looking for a job,,,
Then get one and stop posting pics
Rough grading or al
All types
U should think about a dingo
Ha I win I'm a 18 year old landscaper started when I was 12. Lol good video though
Tell us more. You started at 12 yrs?
Are you hiring?
What can i do to working to you ?😂
Either yo daddy got a lot of money or u in major debt
😂 the skid steer was a rental and the dingo was a demo. Never said I owned them. No debt here, thanks for watching
@@jcslawntipswhat do you mean a certain machine was demo?
I am operator machine gardens and landscape
Hello how are you my dear friend
Must be nice to have rich parents that buy you all new everything! Lol wow
😂😂😂 I can tell you didn’t watch the video
It really pisses me off that people look down on manual jobs. Even if you're not the boss, it's nothing to be snobbish about. I kind of wish I'd gone into something like this. Stupid acting!
Those wheeled machines are terrible for landscaping in people’s yards those ruts will be there for years to come. You need tracks if you’re going to be doing this type of work
Tacked is the way to go. Back when this job took place a few years ago that's what I had access too. Any ruts were filled in
how do you stand working such a miserable depressing job, i did landscaping last summer, felt like shit, asked myself why the fuck am i doing this, its miserable work, i dont know how you do it....