I totally agree with developing and maintaining a rapport with your favorite dealer. When you buy a piece of equipment from an independent dealer, you're not just buying a piece of equipment but the dealer as well. They will always take care of their customers. This is why I steer people away from buying mowers at big box, you don't get service after the sale with big box.
Here is a crazy idea for you. either use a label maker or a marker/ paint pen to write on the cover "remove safety chain before lifting trailer". You have to lift the cover to get to the control so it is a natural place to mark it. Great video, especially about the importance about a great dealer relationship.
No Doubt, A Dealer You Can Trust Makes A Huge Difference. All Things Mechanical Will Fail And When They Do The Wrong Dealer Can Cost Much More Money, With Parts and Down Time to Factor In, You Are At Their Mercy. Keep It Safe Out There!
We bought the toro swivel buggy last week. It was a pretty big purchase for us but we plan on using it for concrete pouring and to haul material between fences. We live in northeast Jersey so there are a lot of tight areas here. The best thing about this machine IMO is it’s FAST!! The controls are really comfortable for people with big hands, not so much for people with small hands. Also has an auto return feature for the bucket. So with one click it goes down automatically, the swivel doesn’t have the auto return feature though. I can’t say much other than those 3 things since we got it last week but we rented it before so I have some idea. Also Stan I’ve been watching you since sophomore year high school now I’m a junior in college studying Civil Engineering. I just want to say thanks, you’ve been a big motivation to me throughout the years. I love building retaining walls and paver patios so watching your retaining wall videos and your paver patio videos back then was what eventually lead me to study civil engineering, long story. Sorry for the ramble but thank you for all you do Stan!
I am honored to be a part of your journey. Thank you for sharing that. More wall vids and paver vids will be dropping this week. a 4 partr wall series and a 3 part paver series coming up next.
On the toro mud buggy, they rock front on back a ton and have a very jerky ride, the controls are easy to learn and work with but they aren’t that precise. It’s also pretty loud but great for hauling concrete to a backyard that’s what I use my 7 of them for. Overall a great machine and toro definitely has the best one out there. Just some advice but I hope it helps
Another good time with the Dirt Monkey. It’s great that you show the minutiae of daily hauling such as cleaning all the areas of the trailer, making sure you are properly lined up to load up and the balance of the load in the trailer. I do like that trailer. Going the distance for a dealer that you trust is a smart thing. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next video.
I can relate to the loyalty factor to a good service provider, but that's a long ways to travel. Plus you have to go back again to pickup what you've dropped off for service. Interesting for us though. Thanks Stan.
Hahaha, I was just telling my Anoka Lano dealer the same thing today..." I come here because you guys take care of me" You're right, things will break and you need loyalty back. I've been going to Lano's since 1998. Last year, during covid shut downs, they offered and came to my shop to perform maintenance at no extra cost. 😎
I remember the first time I operated a bobcat. I had to smash down debree that was in a dumpster and I had the throttle set to high. I bumped the side of the dumpster, the machine jumped and I pushed on the controller and on my back I went. 😆 Great videos guy.
I did almost the samr thing my first time. I had to drop material into the back of a pick up truck. My dad told me " you can do it". probably becasue he didn't want to try. Well I dented that truck before I got that material in.
I will never use this type of equipment, but it is sure fun to learn about it. Spencer Lawn Care has one of those Toro's with the landscaping bucket. They can move soil and mulch quickly on jobs. It is a time saver. Thanks for the video. Have an awesome weekend. 😊🙏👍
Still on a TEMP TAG..... And yes I fully agree do to who you trust and does give you the best service in town. Applies to any Equipment there is out there. From Mopar over Kubota, Bobcat, Volvo and many more. And you know it Stan.... don't cut corners or it bites you. Keep up the good work.
The tracked buggy is a great machine. We use them quite often now. The tracked anyway because we have been using Crete buggies for years now. We rent them from Hammersmith for running concrete. We run one just like the one in your video. One of the first things I did was drive down into the ditch and up into the woods with it. They get around real nice. My two cents.
Hey. Nice vid. Idea: Maybe attach a piece of chain to your trailer's controller as a reminder. It'll be a tangible and visual reminder .... just a thought.
@@Dirtmonkey yes that do! I work at a dealership that we sell exclusively Sany excavators and we can’t keep them in stock, especially the minis. People are buying them like crazy. We ordered 80 a month ago and all our minis are gone or accounted for. We just but 130 more lol
I agree Stanley.... A good dealer is well worth the drive. Or extra time it may take. I manage a sweeper truck company in Florida. And I drive 90 miles one way for a Stihl dealer, that handles my blowers and auxiliary motors for my sweepers. Out of my way, and pass maybe 6 on the way. But nothing beats the customer service I get.
You are correct, once you find and feel comfortable with a dealership, stick with them, especially you small independents. It is more important for you guys and gals to hang on to as much of your money as possible, and where you feel comfortable is best, so you can hold on to that hard earned money. Yes, sand can be as bad as being on ice, you have no control over where you go or on stopping
Hope you are well on this friday! Pretty eventful day at work.... a mower burst into flames..... everyone was alright, and no damage to the customers lawn! Have a great weekend! Stay safe!
I hate the rust and especially after paying big money for something. Why I now got an all aluminum Neo enclosed trailer and N&N galvanized equipment hauler and if new will get a galvanized dump trailer if I don't find a small dump truck to suit my needs. Loading your skid steer reminded me of wranglerstar loading his forklift onto a dump trailer. Pays to know what you are doing or watch someone like yourself and learn a few pointers.
Thanks Stan, another really great episode! Before I got operating scoop trams, I operated Kubota KH41 mini excavators underground digging railway track drainage ditches to keep the railway track from deterioting which was an ongoing problem. No ROPS on them as tight clearances that you had to constantly work the machine in, all the muck was loaded in 5 ton 24" gauged ore cars pulled by a 6 ton battery powered locomotive to the nearest ore pass to dump the slimes and muck out. I did this job for over 5 years, and I really loved it, but the money wasn't there, so that's when I switched over to mucking with scoop trams where the money was over double of what I made operating mini excavators, and the rest is the rest is history till my retirement when a stroke ended my mining career,
I remember loading a skid and slid part way off. A Plow Truck pushed me back on to the Trailer. Snow and Ice can work to your disadvantage. Wow the oldest Bobcat dealer in the World Cool.
Kubota mowers are badass low end torque monsters. My cousin AL runs a fleet of them for along time and minimal problems, maintenance and blades that's about it. He's also ran the Husqvarna Diesel zero turns and they're powered by a Kubota turbo also great mowers
On the dump trailer put a washer behind the clip pin preferably one that is a close fit on the pin. Another thing that could be done is foam weather strip tape around the door.
I bolt a piece of 1/2 chain about 6" long into the frame of my truck that I hook the break away brake cable too instead of the hitch receiver. Just incase the receiver or it's hardware fail for some reason...
On a 79 f250 we use to haul tractors to tractor pulls we simply have an eye bolt in one of the holes holding the license plate on to hook that cable to
@@18brash The chain also makes a nice point to add a trailer lock via padlock when parked or a great lock point to run a long loop of chain through fuel cans, coolers, spare wheels/tires, generators, ect while camping/riding!
3:05 Duuude... So I watched your video a while back where you said "Always come back and double check all your connections". I hooked up my trailer and set off. After about 4 miles, I was thinking "I don't remember putting the lock on the latch.. WAIT! I don't remember latching it at all!!" my safety chains were in place and nested, but it turns out I did not latch the ball. OMFG! There was no damage or injury, the trailer did not come loose. But I was thinking all day about how I can re-configure my process. That was not a good day!
My grandfather said never depend on only one client, supplier of a product or service provider, because if they fail you then must forge new alliances or you may fail as well! He had a successful Hardware store for over 50 years!
You should put some down riggers at the back of that trailer for loading and unloading equipment. That will take the stress off the hitch. Better sand than manure.
Just chocking the trailer tires on both ends on one side and pulling the break away cable alleviates the need for someone to hold the brakes on the tow vehicle. Even if the rear tires of the tow vehicle lift the trailer the whole rig still can't roll anywhere!!!
I got stung 9 times last month.They built a nest under my boat tarp.My hand and forearm swelled up for 4 weeks.By the way I used 4 cans of spray I the hive.I am not allergic of their sting but it sure itches and hurts.Be careful.
@@Dirtmonkey I'm sure it would be, just build a frame out of some 1/2 inch square tube. Ohh or just weld some tabs with a hole and put in a single long pin to retain the ramps and remove the doors all together.
BWise Trailers are amazing and I have had one for quite sometime and it sits outside all year and never really has day a huge issue and the trailer i have is completely controled with a remote for the jack, dump and gate
There searching for water in the ground the bees are. I scrap some top soil and I look back the ground was swarming with bees, didn’t get stung at all.
Hey Stan You should check out some of the HD dump trailers from Midsota or Diamond C. Some of these are built with the dump bed sitting directly on an I beam frame, thus have a lower loading height. Also, I think some of the larger Bobcat excavators are rebadged Doosans.
Stan That would be U.S. Navy SeaBees or U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Olive Green paint. I live in Gulfport, MS home of one of the largest SeaBee Bases. They repaint their equipment just before sending to auction. And right now they are getting new equipment in.
Stan you sound tired and not your self, even in this video you seem tired and frustrated. Dude take a break from TH-cam for week, get some rest and spend time with the family. We appreciate everything you do.
my friend has a Kubota mower (doesn't have the diesel, it's gas) he says with minimal effort you can stand it on the guard that goes around the motor, the hydraulic motors are that strong. he says it's excellent.
@@Dirtmonkey i'd have to ask him but he uses it for his lawncare gig he had on the side before college so i'd assume yes. His Grandpa bought it for him and he's been doing equipment related stuff his entire life
The way you shoveled out the trailer is how i shovel my driveway push to one side and push it all down the driveway for my neighbor to plow away when he leaves to work....for this technique to work you gotta go out every hr during the storms otherwise it gets to heavy to push
For under 30$ you can get a remote off Amazon.Takes about 30 to40 minutes to install depending how far you are from the shop..Then you can spread while driving down the road.
I’ve got one of em kubota mowers. Got an ‘08 ZD326 so 26 pony Diesel engine. My two cents would be they are not meant for a lawn care business. They are heavy and don’t handle or stripe all that great. But they are extremely over built and good at just being used and not looking pretty. Got 1800 hours and still running strong
@@Dirtmonkey yea not sure it would be something you would want unless you want to tourture test it. But I kid you not I bought 3 of them $800 each at age 11 from my dads work because they didn’t need them anymore, sold 2 of them for 7600 and started my business.
There is place by me called sierra army depot they store thousands upon thousands of vehicles there. The have tons of green cat equipment imcluding fully armored d8s and 9s. Some of has been getting sold off so it is probably a army corp of engineers grader.
I got attacked by ground wasps a few weeks ago. The got me a total of 5 times in the ears and twice on my head. They got me really good lol. It wasn’t pleasant that’s for sure.
if you Place a Two or there inch thick green spruce Board 2 x6 Two Foot long at the end of the ramps it Lifts AND calls in . Loading a paver is Löw AND this Works best !
I really like my kubota mower but the mower blade spindle bearings seem to go out faster than you would expect. Great mower compared to others I've run.
The ramp pockets on my pj dump trailer hold dirt and water in the same place. Those D rings on the floor though would drive me insane! That why all that sand stayed in. Cut them off and put them on the side wall and no more shoveling unless it’s wet
@@Dirtmonkey nah dude...MN LARS. They haven't been pulling people over for it for years. My sports car and 1 work truck may or may not have 19&20 tags on them 😉
McBitchin for dinner and Dirt Monkey for a show. Hell yes. For those unaware, a McBitchin is a McDouble with a McChicken less the bottom bun stacked on top. I didnt feel like cookin' today. 😁
Stan...... I love your videos and think your an amazing Minnesotan. But brother.... I have to ask why the lack of love for Kohler motors? I get it is a personal experience but I would love a video on it. My top to bottom would go #1 HONDA #2 KOHLER #3 KAWASAKI #4 BRIGGS & STRATTON Love to see a video of past equipment that failed you and left a sour tast in your mouth. Thanks again and God Bless.
my personal favorites are Honda, Kawasi then brigss and stratton and Kohler. Kohler isn't bad but there not my number choice. I have heard mixed reviews from a few people.
I totally agree with developing and maintaining a rapport with your favorite dealer. When you buy a piece of equipment from an independent dealer, you're not just buying a piece of equipment but the dealer as well. They will always take care of their customers. This is why I steer people away from buying mowers at big box, you don't get service after the sale with big box.
Spot on
Here is a crazy idea for you. either use a label maker or a marker/ paint pen to write on the cover "remove safety chain before lifting trailer". You have to lift the cover to get to the control so it is a natural place to mark it. Great video, especially about the importance about a great dealer relationship.
dude- that is a good idea! Thanks!
I do that for my microwave, i I have a sign that says turn off ac so you don’t blow a fuse
You have very cool videos every time, love watching. I love how you keep it real, that's what separates you from the others. Thank you Dirt Monkey !
Appreciate that 👊
No Doubt, A Dealer You Can Trust Makes A Huge Difference. All Things Mechanical Will Fail And When They Do The Wrong Dealer Can Cost Much More Money, With Parts and Down Time to Factor In, You Are At Their Mercy.
Keep It Safe Out There!
well said David.
Thank you for clearing out the Trailer before driving down the road!
Wish more people would take such care.
🙏👍
Great work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
Thanks Hayden God bless 😁👍
@@Dirtmonkey You’re welcome bud and thank you and god bless you too👍🏻
Stan, thanks for the ride. Always look forward to your videos👍👍👍👍👍🤗
My pleasure!! and have an awesome weekend!
We bought the toro swivel buggy last week. It was a pretty big purchase for us but we plan on using it for concrete pouring and to haul material between fences. We live in northeast Jersey so there are a lot of tight areas here. The best thing about this machine IMO is it’s FAST!! The controls are really comfortable for people with big hands, not so much for people with small hands. Also has an auto return feature for the bucket. So with one click it goes down automatically, the swivel doesn’t have the auto return feature though. I can’t say much other than those 3 things since we got it last week but we rented it before so I have some idea.
Also Stan I’ve been watching you since sophomore year high school now I’m a junior in college studying Civil Engineering. I just want to say thanks, you’ve been a big motivation to me throughout the years. I love building retaining walls and paver patios so watching your retaining wall videos and your paver patio videos back then was what eventually lead me to study civil engineering, long story. Sorry for the ramble but thank you for all you do Stan!
I am honored to be a part of your journey. Thank you for sharing that. More wall vids and paver vids will be dropping this week. a 4 partr wall series and a 3 part paver series coming up next.
Thanks for the journey today!
You are so welcome!
On the toro mud buggy, they rock front on back a ton and have a very jerky ride, the controls are easy to learn and work with but they aren’t that precise. It’s also pretty loud but great for hauling concrete to a backyard that’s what I use my 7 of them for. Overall a great machine and toro definitely has the best one out there. Just some advice but I hope it helps
Aaawesome stuff thanks man appreciate it 👍
That’s experience talking Stan, when you load your skid with a spotter! Bravo and keep it up
"for the low price of $195K" me "thats way low" .5 seconds later "and thats probably super super low" haha, great minds my friend!
😂👍
I totally need to upgrade my dump trailer to have one of those power jacks!! That is such an awesome thing to have.
Yuuuup!
Good Evening Stan. Hope all is good. Great video. Have a great weekend.
Feeling exhausted but resting up as best I can! Hope all is swell with you, have a good one 👊
Thank you for another awesome video Stan have a great weekend god bless
You to! Have an awesome weekend!
Hahaha gotta love that orange on orange!!
Oh yeah 😎
Another good time with the Dirt Monkey. It’s great that you show the minutiae of daily hauling such as cleaning all the areas of the trailer, making sure you are properly lined up to load up and the balance of the load in the trailer. I do like that trailer. Going the distance for a dealer that you trust is a smart thing. Keep up the good work.
Looking forward to the next video.
You got it. I feel like a lotta details matter! Thank you for being here 👊
I can relate to the loyalty factor to a good service provider, but that's a long ways to travel. Plus you have to go back again to pickup what you've dropped off for service. Interesting for us though. Thanks Stan.
Its not as far to pick it back up. Our main shop is about 25 miles away. So getting it home in the cities isn't as difficult.
Hahaha, I was just telling my Anoka Lano dealer the same thing today..." I come here because you guys take care of me" You're right, things will break and you need loyalty back. I've been going to Lano's since 1998. Last year, during covid shut downs, they offered and came to my shop to perform maintenance at no extra cost. 😎
I remember the first time I operated a bobcat. I had to smash down debree that was in a dumpster and I had the throttle set to high. I bumped the side of the dumpster, the machine jumped and I pushed on the controller and on my back I went. 😆 Great videos guy.
I did almost the samr thing my first time. I had to drop material into the back of a pick up truck. My dad told me " you can do it". probably becasue he didn't want to try. Well I dented that truck before I got that material in.
@@Dirtmonkey 😆😆😆😆✌️ great job accidents that makes us laugh.😁✌️👍👍 with nobody hurt of course..
Always enjoy your videos!
Glad to hear it!
I will never use this type of equipment, but it is sure fun to learn about it. Spencer Lawn Care has one of those Toro's with the landscaping bucket. They can move soil and mulch quickly on jobs. It is a time saver. Thanks for the video. Have an awesome weekend. 😊🙏👍
Very cool! is his a multi force?
@@Dirtmonkey Yes, it is. He made a video five months ago trying out his friend's. Then he got his own. 😊 Shawn was like a kid in a candy store.
I have heard really good things about those. I may need to try one out for myself!
Outstanding tour. Thank you, very interesting
Thanks for watching and have an awesome weekend!
Still on a TEMP TAG..... And yes I fully agree do to who you trust and does give you the best service in town. Applies to any Equipment there is out there. From Mopar over Kubota, Bobcat, Volvo and many more. And you know it Stan.... don't cut corners or it bites you. Keep up the good work.
Stan we used the toro buggy they are awesome we used. Them to pour concrete!! Takes the weight no problem the tracks are awesome
Oooh schweet 😁👍
The tracked buggy is a great machine. We use them quite often now. The tracked anyway because we have been using Crete buggies for years now. We rent them from Hammersmith for running concrete. We run one just like the one in your video. One of the first things I did was drive down into the ditch and up into the woods with it. They get around real nice. My two cents.
Thanks for the info!
Hey. Nice vid. Idea: Maybe attach a piece of chain to your trailer's controller as a reminder. It'll be a tangible and visual reminder .... just a thought.
Like it!
Sany is actually really good for the price and the warranty is the best right now
and they use a lot of the same pumps and materials as the other well known brands out there.
@@Dirtmonkey yes that do! I work at a dealership that we sell exclusively Sany excavators and we can’t keep them in stock, especially the minis. People are buying them like crazy. We ordered 80 a month ago and all our minis are gone or accounted for. We just but 130 more lol
Hey bub...thanks for the video
I agree Stanley.... A good dealer is well worth the drive. Or extra time it may take. I manage a sweeper truck company in Florida. And I drive 90 miles one way for a Stihl dealer, that handles my blowers and auxiliary motors for my sweepers. Out of my way, and pass maybe 6 on the way. But nothing beats the customer service I get.
Isn't that the truth. I would gladly drive the extra distance to work with someone I trust
You are correct, once you find and feel comfortable with a dealership, stick with them, especially you small independents. It is more important for you guys and gals to hang on to as much of your money as possible, and where you feel comfortable is best, so you can hold on to that hard earned money.
Yes, sand can be as bad as being on ice, you have no control over where you go or on stopping
wise words bud. I agree on both.
Hope you are well on this friday! Pretty eventful day at work.... a mower burst into flames..... everyone was alright, and no damage to the customers lawn! Have a great weekend! Stay safe!
what?! was their dry grass built up on it? That happens more than people realize.
@@Dirtmonkey No grass build up... it was in the engine bay.... not really sure what caused it.
Thats a weird one then
my company bought bobcats from Lano. just got me a new 2021 love it!!!
Thats where I bought all my bobcats over the last 3 decades. Great people.
I hate the rust and especially after paying big money for something. Why I now got an all aluminum Neo enclosed trailer and N&N galvanized equipment hauler and if new will get a galvanized dump trailer if I don't find a small dump truck to suit my needs. Loading your skid steer reminded me of wranglerstar loading his forklift onto a dump trailer. Pays to know what you are doing or watch someone like yourself and learn a few pointers.
Each trailer is a bit different but on this one I learned how to dial it in.
Good tour thanks Stan
The kubota's mowers I've used have been pretty good. Half the cost of JD, but just as capable.
Go look at the new bobcat mower stand up and sit down or the Altoz mower with rear tracks so cool
Professional trail builder here, yup we use those! But not the toro, couldn’t find it in diesel when I was in the market.
what brand do you recomend?
Thanks Stan, another really great episode! Before I got operating scoop trams, I operated Kubota KH41 mini excavators underground digging railway track drainage ditches to keep the railway track from deterioting which was an ongoing problem. No ROPS on them as tight clearances that you had to constantly work the machine in, all the muck was loaded in 5 ton 24" gauged ore cars pulled by a 6 ton battery powered locomotive to the nearest ore pass to dump the slimes and muck out. I did this job for over 5 years, and I really loved it, but the money wasn't there, so that's when I switched over to mucking with scoop trams where the money was over double of what I made operating mini excavators, and the rest is the rest is history till my retirement when a stroke ended my mining career,
That sounds like such a cool thing to have been able to do.
I remember loading a skid and slid part way off. A Plow Truck pushed me back on to the Trailer. Snow and Ice can work to your disadvantage. Wow the oldest Bobcat dealer in the World Cool.
Kubota mowers are badass low end torque monsters. My cousin AL runs a fleet of them for along time and minimal problems, maintenance and blades that's about it. He's also ran the Husqvarna Diesel zero turns and they're powered by a Kubota turbo also great mowers
On the dump trailer put a washer behind the clip pin preferably one that is a close fit on the pin. Another thing that could be done is foam weather strip tape around the door.
I was thinking of retrofitting something like that.👊
Love the videos
Thanks Ian- Have an awesome weekend.
I bolt a piece of 1/2 chain about 6" long into the frame of my truck that I hook the break away brake cable too instead of the hitch receiver. Just incase the receiver or it's hardware fail for some reason...
hmmm- thats clever. I might need to borrow that idea. Thanks
On a 79 f250 we use to haul tractors to tractor pulls we simply have an eye bolt in one of the holes holding the license plate on to hook that cable to
@@18brash The chain also makes a nice point to add a trailer lock via padlock when parked or a great lock point to run a long loop of chain through fuel cans, coolers, spare wheels/tires, generators, ect while camping/riding!
Another great video Stan I enjoyed this video 🇺🇲
Sweet thanks Thomas 😊
You might want to make up a safety sticker for the tipping chain so it's visible Stan so it never gets forgotten again. Great vid as always buddy
3:05 Duuude... So I watched your video a while back where you said "Always come back and double check all your connections". I hooked up my trailer and set off. After about 4 miles, I was thinking "I don't remember putting the lock on the latch.. WAIT! I don't remember latching it at all!!" my safety chains were in place and nested, but it turns out I did not latch the ball. OMFG! There was no damage or injury, the trailer did not come loose. But I was thinking all day about how I can re-configure my process. That was not a good day!
My grandfather said never depend on only one client, supplier of a product or service provider, because if they fail you then must forge new alliances or you may fail as well!
He had a successful Hardware store for over 50 years!
Those are VERY WISE words
Hey Stan ,next time you clean the dump trailer just grab a blower 😆 🤣
Yeah- this sand wasn't moving though. It was pretty tight. But otherwise- YEP- good idea.
Stan! Let’s get a video of replacing that pump. 👍
Deal!
You should put some down riggers at the back of that trailer for loading and unloading equipment. That will take the stress off the hitch. Better sand than manure.
This trailer could benefit from some outriggers.
The Kabota mowers are really good over here in the UK especially for graveyard work with a zero turn unit
That trailer tag tho😂
Just chocking the trailer tires on both ends on one side and pulling the break away cable alleviates the need for someone to hold the brakes on the tow vehicle. Even if the rear tires of the tow vehicle lift the trailer the whole rig still can't roll anywhere!!!
Heck yeah- smart!
Top Notch Equipment has a good service dept too, and they are open when ever it's snowing.
Top Notch are awesome guys!!
I got stung 9 times last month.They built a nest under my boat tarp.My hand and forearm swelled up for 4 weeks.By the way I used 4 cans of spray I the hive.I am not allergic of their sting but it sure itches and hurts.Be careful.
Holy cow four weeks!!? That’s nuts. Glad you’re okay
Those little door ramps could be expanded metal, that would let the dirt/rocks out or at least let you see what is going on easily.
I wonder if that would be strong enough? It sure would be nice to not get things caked up.
@@Dirtmonkey I'm sure it would be, just build a frame out of some 1/2 inch square tube. Ohh or just weld some tabs with a hole and put in a single long pin to retain the ramps and remove the doors all together.
I swear if I run into you at Lano…that would be epic. I’m there all. the. time. -Bert
Bert! That would be very cool.
Stan take a marker and on your remote control right safety chain on it. Right next to the UP BUTTON 👌🤨👍🤨🧐👍👌👀
BWise Trailers are amazing and I have had one for quite sometime and it sits outside all year and never really has day a huge issue and the trailer i have is completely controled with a remote for the jack, dump and gate
There searching for water in the ground the bees are. I scrap some top soil and I look back the ground was swarming with bees, didn’t get stung at all.
Blaine got stung 15 times just the other week
I love the part where you were hooking up the trailer and you could tell how much the car went down 😂
could feel it in my butt.
8:28 you hear stan drop the F-bomb glad to see he is human like the rest of us lol
ooops.
Same here love the 873
Hey Stan
You should check out some of the HD dump trailers from Midsota or Diamond C. Some of these are built with the dump bed sitting directly on an I beam frame, thus have a lower loading height. Also, I think some of the larger Bobcat excavators are rebadged Doosans.
Hey Mike- your in for a treat! I have a full week of trailers coming out very soon! I do cover the new Diamond C dumps plus a whole lot more!
Thanks for the video stan!!!!
The scammer is back- DO NOT Talk to that guy. That is not the real me.
I just got a Kubota mower we love it other than the tires are low pro and you feel ever bump
rough ride then huh?
Stan That would be U.S. Navy SeaBees or U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Olive Green paint. I live in Gulfport, MS home of one of the largest SeaBee Bases. They repaint their equipment just before sending to auction. And right now they are getting new equipment in.
If you like that big fat machine look at the t595 they’re awesome with the back up cam and the hydraulic attachment pins and everyrhing
Stan you sound tired and not your self, even in this video you seem tired and frustrated. Dude take a break from TH-cam for week, get some rest and spend time with the family. We appreciate everything you do.
Well, he lives in Minnesota. That'll wear a person down quick! ; )
I was totally exhausted during this video. I was wondering if it was noticeable.
i think you went the extra distance because you already pissed off all the other dealers lol jk thanks for the videos
😂. maybe thats why they won't return my calls. lol
my friend has a Kubota mower (doesn't have the diesel, it's gas)
he says with minimal effort you can stand it on the guard that goes around the motor, the hydraulic motors are that strong. he says it's excellent.
Does it cut good?
@@Dirtmonkey i'd have to ask him but he uses it for his lawncare gig he had on the side before college so i'd assume yes. His Grandpa bought it for him and he's been doing equipment related stuff his entire life
The way you shoveled out the trailer is how i shovel my driveway push to one side and push it all down the driveway for my neighbor to plow away when he leaves to work....for this technique to work you gotta go out every hr during the storms otherwise it gets to heavy to push
Wake me up when he’s all loaded. Thx
For under 30$ you can get a remote off Amazon.Takes about 30 to40 minutes to install depending how far you are from the shop..Then you can spread while driving down the road.
This dump actually has one.
I’ve got one of em kubota mowers. Got an ‘08 ZD326 so 26 pony Diesel engine. My two cents would be they are not meant for a lawn care business. They are heavy and don’t handle or stripe all that great. But they are extremely over built and good at just being used and not looking pretty. Got 1800 hours and still running strong
it doesn't sound like you would buy it all over again though. so I probably wouldn't either.
@@Dirtmonkey yea not sure it would be something you would want unless you want to tourture test it. But I kid you not I bought 3 of them $800 each at age 11 from my dads work because they didn’t need them anymore, sold 2 of them for 7600 and started my business.
Roger is a good man!!
Hey Stanley! You gotta fixem sometimes! You didn't tell us how well the ram did towing. Thanks for the tour of lano.
The ram handled it like a dream. I still like that truck now that IO have th quirks fixed.
Stan, try using Sevin Dust on your yellow jackets in the ground...worked for me sir...
There is place by me called sierra army depot they store thousands upon thousands of vehicles there. The have tons of green cat equipment imcluding fully armored d8s and 9s. Some of has been getting sold off so it is probably a army corp of engineers grader.
Wow that sounds like fun
Interesting having the reference to coach Saunders. I thought you were referencing a film or TV show. Flip must have had a huge impact on your state.
The E165 is Bobcat's biggest excavator
I wonder how the reviews are on it.
That's like me with my dump guy once I fine a good place I stay Loyal to them relationships go far in business
same- I build relationships as much as possible with my local suppliers and sites.
for the tracked wheelbarrow kubota makes an awesome one the Kc120
Those little dump wagons are good for tight areas but they are very limited in their uses.
Welcome down to my neck of the woods in Shakopee!!!
back in the day I would haul out of Bryan red rock down there.
You should spray paint yellow arrow pointing to the chain so it reminds you every time so you don't break it again.
yeah or a black marker or something!
Wow! I was surprised to see a Ames construction way over in your neck of the woods. at the bob cat dealer
Ames is big in these parts
I got attacked by ground wasps a few weeks ago. The got me a total of 5 times in the ears and twice on my head. They got me really good lol. It wasn’t pleasant that’s for sure.
Oh sh!!!t glad ya survived that one
Nice video, you take the time and put yourself in a viewers pov. Was really cringing watching you use that shovel though 🙃😂
if you Place a Two or there inch thick green spruce Board
2 x6 Two Foot long at the end of the ramps it Lifts AND calls in . Loading a paver is Löw AND this Works best !
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Thanks Nash! have an awesome weekend my friend!
purchasse a Vibrator to scoot the dirt out AS those Kinds of Trailers you Cave to gun put the fill .
I really like my kubota mower but the mower blade spindle bearings seem to go out faster than you would expect. Great mower compared to others I've run.
Nice one Stan
That dude is a scammer. I will be booting him. Thats not me on that other comment.
The ramp pockets on my pj dump trailer hold dirt and water in the same place. Those D rings on the floor though would drive me insane! That why all that sand stayed in. Cut them off and put them on the side wall and no more shoveling unless it’s wet
Might want to put a set of tags on your trailer lol keep up the great videos
Build yourself a dirt loading ramp up north to make it easier to load and unload stuff
Good idea!
Hay Stan I see your temp tag on the trailor is a little out ove date.lol...
😂 You are correct. I ned to get that updated asap.
@@Dirtmonkey nah dude...MN LARS. They haven't been pulling people over for it for years. My sports car and 1 work truck may or may not have 19&20 tags on them 😉
McBitchin for dinner and Dirt Monkey for a show. Hell yes. For those unaware, a McBitchin is a McDouble with a McChicken less the bottom bun stacked on top. I didnt feel like cookin' today. 😁
I never heard of that before.
It was a go to gut bomb in high school. I hadnt had one in years.
Stan...... I love your videos and think your an amazing Minnesotan. But brother.... I have to ask why the lack of love for Kohler motors? I get it is a personal experience but I would love a video on it. My top to bottom would go
#1 HONDA
#2 KOHLER
#3 KAWASAKI
#4 BRIGGS & STRATTON
Love to see a video of past equipment that failed you and left a sour tast in your mouth.
Thanks again and God Bless.
my personal favorites are Honda, Kawasi then brigss and stratton and Kohler. Kohler isn't bad but there not my number choice. I have heard mixed reviews from a few people.