Don't worry about the hoses, very different requirements on a cylinder vs a hyd motor. Big hoses on the grappel will make it slam up and down , not cool. Get some sort of spring loaded hose tender to keep the hoses away from abrasion and pinch points. Titan attachments has one i use.
You made the money fast because of the machine just like you said and that's Why we put out all that money to get work done faster and so we can do work that we could not do otherwise. Different size hoses for different use. My grapple is the same way and its heavy duty.
Yeah, I've put quite a bit on credit. But I made sure to buy stuff that pays for itself. So far, it has been working out. I didn't finance things till after one year in business. I made sure my market could support it first
@@JackofHaulTrades it’s a great industry , try to keep your gear undercover when not in use , it’ll last longer and look better as the years pass , Good luck we all started the same way
Like the video! Very informative and good content! If that is a MTL grapple you have? I have a 60" MTL grapple and that thing is a beast and a work horse!! No problems after 3 years of extreme work and loads!! Keep the content coming!!
Are you running a 60" on a mini skid? 😲 The grapple has been great so far. It just feels cheap compared to a bobcat brand or something in that nature with the spikes on the roots, mine dosen't have them ):
My guy, you DON'T want big hoses on a grapple or else it's gonna FLY open and closed. You want small hoses so it will grab at a controlled speed. You don't want it snapping closed, snapping open.
100% but it's still buying because you will be the one paying for them! Thankfully they are all paid off now 💪 Watch my 40k debt update video! th-cam.com/video/r3ebX4zULa0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-5lveo3T8A8A8bld
Good question. The stand alone doesn't get as much hydraulic flow to the head. Your visibility is not as great as with the standalone unit. It's more stable to the ground so you can do stumps on big hills. There are many more benefits, plus I can rent it on it's own it's way easier and safer for a homeowner to use compared to a skidsteer
That’s bad ass! I was looking into the Chinese mini skids. Seems was cheaper and way more common parts. Not to mention 1/4 the cost. I’d recommend having extra parts on hand always. The inventory well beats the down time
Be careful with those man. They are very light, and you can push them over with your hands. If where you live, most of the ground is flat you should be okay with a Chinese one. I wouldn't get one in GA. Yes, I need to start building an inventory! And I need to start with grapple hydraulic hoses they have more wear than usual already 🙄
Pallet forks carry logs really well
Very true!
Don't worry about the hoses, very different requirements on a cylinder vs a hyd motor. Big hoses on the grappel will make it slam up and down , not cool. Get some sort of spring loaded hose tender to keep the hoses away from abrasion and pinch points. Titan attachments has one i use.
I appreciate the feedback boss. Text me a link on Instagram or my phone number 470-867-9010 I need that 😂
Love watching the oldies you came along way 🙌🏾
Thank you sir! 🫡
Tooth bucket is great for soil excavation. Amazing.
Indeed 🤟
I'm looking to get a mini skid myself. Your videos are great. The more you do, the better you will get..
I wish the best brother! Thank you for the support 🙏
Congratulations Andre! I'm sure these will make you lots of money in the near and far future! I'm excited to continue to follow your growth.
Thank you brother! I'm going to watch your new video soon :)
Congrats man! You’re growing fast! More tools like this = more money year round
Yessir I'm shocked! 100% I need more tools daily😂
Congratulations bro! Your equipment is sweet👌🏾
Thank you brother!
You made the money fast because of the machine just like you said and that's Why we put out all that money to get work done faster and so we can do work that we could not do otherwise. Different size hoses for different use. My grapple is the same way and its heavy duty.
Yessir, I appreciate all the great feedback!
Look into a clamshell grapple. Its more suited to mini skids.
Will do!
Matey , you will do ok , stay focused and don’t put too much on credit , work and buy your attachments 1 at a time
Yeah, I've put quite a bit on credit. But I made sure to buy stuff that pays for itself. So far, it has been working out. I didn't finance things till after one year in business. I made sure my market could support it first
@@JackofHaulTrades it’s a great industry , try to keep your gear undercover when not in use , it’ll last longer and look better as the years pass , Good luck we all started the same way
@gazza124561 Yessir, I'm hoping once I get some debt paid down to get a small shop or a shipping container for storage!
Like the video! Very informative and good content! If that is a MTL grapple you have? I have a 60" MTL grapple and that thing is a beast and a work horse!! No problems after 3 years of extreme work and loads!! Keep the content coming!!
Are you running a 60" on a mini skid? 😲
The grapple has been great so far. It just feels cheap compared to a bobcat brand or something in that nature with the spikes on the roots, mine dosen't have them ):
Its on my Kubota M6060 tractor. MTL I think they gauge their builds on the HP and machine. @@JackofHaulTrades
great video & the attachments are really nice! Keep on grinding my guy.
I appreciate the feedback my guy!
My guy, you DON'T want big hoses on a grapple or else it's gonna FLY open and closed. You want small hoses so it will grab at a controlled speed. You don't want it snapping closed, snapping open.
Thank you for the feedback brother. I'm new to this, so I really appreciate the knowledge!!
Congrat bro. I have the same cid grapple. It works good for me.
Hey brother, my grapple is not CID it's some sort of USA brand or something. My new auger is CID tho
Oh okay. It Looked similar to what I have. Keep it up! I’m doing the same kind of work here in GA too but just as a side business.
@tractorworkandmore411 Good deal 👍. You just got a new subscriber 😅
What area are you located in boss?
@@JackofHaulTrades I’m in Bethlehem, ga and you?
@tractorworkandmore411 HAHA we are neighbors man. I'm in Winder GA
Bangers, keep posting bro
Appreciate the support my guy!
Great video 👍 new to your channel
Thank you! I appreciate you coming on board 💪
Buying and taking something home on payments are completely different things.
100% but it's still buying because you will be the one paying for them! Thankfully they are all paid off now 💪
Watch my 40k debt update video!
th-cam.com/video/r3ebX4zULa0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-5lveo3T8A8A8bld
I was wondering why you didn't get a stump grinder attachment instead of buying that standalone unit?? Woulda saved a ton of cash
Good question. The stand alone doesn't get as much hydraulic flow to the head. Your visibility is not as great as with the standalone unit. It's more stable to the ground so you can do stumps on big hills. There are many more benefits, plus I can rent it on it's own it's way easier and safer for a homeowner to use compared to a skidsteer
Do u have any former experience on this kind of stuff
No, I did not. I bought them and learned with them! They are very easy to learn how to operate!
That’s bad ass! I was looking into the Chinese mini skids. Seems was cheaper and way more common parts. Not to mention 1/4 the cost.
I’d recommend having extra parts on hand always. The inventory well beats the down time
Be careful with those man. They are very light, and you can push them over with your hands. If where you live, most of the ground is flat you should be okay with a Chinese one. I wouldn't get one in GA. Yes, I need to start building an inventory! And I need to start with grapple hydraulic hoses they have more wear than usual already 🙄