I have been grinding for 4 years, And since I found these videos. i bought my own grinder 2 months ago. I started when I was 18. I am now a junior in college without taking any loans !!!
I’m a full time stay home dad of 3 ( till they get older ) and my part time has been, solo tree climber / worker, stump grinding, pressure washing, lawns, leafs clean up, soft wash, chimney cleaning, car detailing, etc, you name it i can do it. I love your channel because is about helping others and teaches so much of all your life experiences. Definitely one of my favorite channels. Keep it up sir ,there’s lots of people like myself that loves to learn and believe that anyone can do it, you do that when you speak. Is all about put in your mind, get it done and stay consistent.
Can't thank you enough for all your videos,just bought my first machine. Rayco 1620,needs some work but I got it for a killer deal,cheaper than a hand swing. This channel has helped me so much,you are like the Dad I never had with all your knowledge and wisdom
I bought a vermeer mini skid steer to help with my small tree service , real handy for big stump clean ups as well , I used to clean out gutters , all types of handyman stuff as well , anything to make a buck to pay the bills, now just stump grinding and tree felling, but I never pass on easy money !!
You are not wrong. Awesome advise. Thank you. I have a great job. I’m picking up my first grinder tomorrow. I have 2 accounts now, I know the tree firms, I use them on my big jobs from my main job, they are throwing me their small jobs. Thank you for all your videos, Sir.
Lots of good info here! I use a small tractor to clean up chips... someday I’ll get a mini skid it would be nice to haul my grinder and a mini skid on the same trailer.
Went out last Saturday and made in 4 hrs what my wife makes in 3 weeks she works part time. Money is there just got to get off the couch and go find it.
Adam, great advice as usual. I’m sure a lot of divorced dad will like this recommendation, a few $100 bucks a week goes a long way. I put a lot of doe buck into the business, rakes, shovels, teeth, chainsaws, etc. Took a while to build the business up but worth it. Keep videos & advice coming. Fran
Taking care of what's mine is exactly why I am here brother! I want them to have the best of everything I can possibly provide! BTW......you don't bore anyone when your teaching some stuff my man, especially for me when I agree with your outlook!! Have an awesome day, keep, keeping on my man!! Much respect
Buddy you are spot on about the wife staying home with the kids. I've always done side work, carpentry, tractor work to keep the wife home with the kids. Have been blessed. Right now looking for a stump grinder and chipper to go out on my own. Soon to be retired LEO.
Real talk! Enjoyed the video as well. I’m getting started in the business of trump grinding and your videos are very helpful. Thanks again, keep posting.
I have a little older but a little bigger Mitsubishi tractor with the Schwartz loader, those tractors are super tough and cheap, I've had mine for close to 20 years
Hey godfather another great one I love how you get after it even after hours of your regular job That's what I'm trying to instill in my kids and that's why I'm trying to set up this stump grinding business to leave them something or to at least show them that you can work for everything you want I just feel blessed that you are around to confirm the way I think now I've been working 7/12 for the last 4 months to get my stump grinder and I am still on the path and I want to let you know I take many pages out of your book as when I get done from work I'm always looking for a side job I've started taking Sundays off to do stuff with the kids and that stuff involves work I just want to let you know that I appreciate you and I'm grateful for you and I'll listen to every word you say. Grind On!!!
I totally agree. I've learned so much from these videos and I've had some ideas these videos helped me determine to be good ideas. I'm a whore for money as well. My kids always ask why I always work so I took my daughter out all weekend. She worked pretty hard and didn't have to be told much at all. She just watched me and did what I did even anticipate were I would go next and move tools to the next spot. So I payed her well for using her brain lol. Anyway it opened her eyes to an opportunity to earn what she wants and not have to ask for things. Proud dad moment.
Thanks for the tips... im a part time guy. Looking at buying a power assisted wheel barrow for cheap, so I can go up ramps to my truck bed... thanks again for these vids
How do you like your Toyota tundra I bought one in 2018 I had a couple springs add on in the rear truck tows my 2550 nice don't even know im towing it but the bigger machine you can tell that tundra one of best investment I made A few weeks ago I believe you made a video about the heat and I believe you said one of the masons had heat stroke how is doing if im mistaking sorry
So..I'm interested in a used, not too many hours on a Bandit 2550 machine. Would you know where to look ? I live in Southern Illinois. Would prefer a track machine pending on the $$$$.
@@mustangrebuilder i Do you know they are 4x4 machines, I'm just curious in the price of a well taken care of machine. I did mention earlier that I had a Toro STX26, Which is a 26 horsepower. But I feel like I need to upgrade because of the stumps that I am doing now with this tree service that I have going on. So any help at all would be appreciative. Thank you very much.
I have been grinding for 4 years, And since I found these videos. i bought my own grinder 2 months ago. I started when I was 18. I am now a junior in college without taking any loans !!!
now that made my day
Thanks for the good straight talk, appreciated
I’m a full time stay home dad of 3 ( till they get older ) and my part time has been, solo tree climber / worker, stump grinding, pressure washing, lawns, leafs clean up, soft wash, chimney cleaning, car detailing, etc, you name it i can do it. I love your channel because is about helping others and teaches so much of all your life experiences. Definitely one of my favorite channels. Keep it up sir ,there’s lots of people like myself that loves to learn and believe that anyone can do it, you do that when you speak. Is all about put in your mind, get it done and stay consistent.
Can't thank you enough for all your videos,just bought my first machine. Rayco 1620,needs some work but I got it for a killer deal,cheaper than a hand swing. This channel has helped me so much,you are like the Dad I never had with all your knowledge and wisdom
Connor you made my day my friend
You’re a good man, I’m glad I found your video’s 👏🏿👍🏿
Thank you I appreciate your words
I bought a vermeer mini skid steer to help with my small tree service , real handy for big stump clean ups as well , I used to clean out gutters , all types of handyman stuff as well , anything to make a buck to pay the bills, now just stump grinding and tree felling, but I never pass on easy money !!
Work is work…never say No w/o thinking it through. Thank you Adam
Absolutely!
Many ways to make money if you are creative enough.
You are not wrong. Awesome advise. Thank you. I have a great job. I’m picking up my first grinder tomorrow. I have 2 accounts now, I know the tree firms, I use them on my big jobs from my main job, they are throwing me their small jobs. Thank you for all your videos, Sir.
You can do it!
Love all the videos. Thanks for all the ideas.
Lots of good info here! I use a small tractor to clean up chips... someday I’ll get a mini skid it would be nice to haul my grinder and a mini skid on the same trailer.
Went out last Saturday and made in 4 hrs what my wife makes in 3 weeks she works part time. Money is there just got to get off the couch and go find it.
Adam, great advice as usual. I’m sure a lot of divorced dad will like this recommendation, a few $100 bucks a week goes a long way. I put a lot of doe buck into the business, rakes, shovels, teeth, chainsaws, etc. Took a while to build the business up but worth it. Keep videos & advice coming. Fran
That's a nice little tractor.
Taking care of what's mine is exactly why I am here brother! I want them to have the best of everything I can possibly provide! BTW......you don't bore anyone when your teaching some stuff my man, especially for me when I agree with your outlook!! Have an awesome day, keep, keeping on my man!! Much respect
Well said!
@@mustangrebuilder thank you sir!
Buddy you are spot on about the wife staying home with the kids. I've always done side work, carpentry, tractor work to keep the wife home with the kids. Have been blessed. Right now looking for a stump grinder and chipper to go out on my own. Soon to be retired LEO.
Right on
Real talk! Enjoyed the video as well. I’m getting started in the business of trump grinding and your videos are very helpful. Thanks again, keep posting.
I appreciate that!
Lol those back tires look familiar. Ko2's by chance or ko's at the least. Family tread pattern
I have a little older but a little bigger Mitsubishi tractor with the Schwartz loader, those tractors are super tough and cheap, I've had mine for close to 20 years
LOL me too
Greatly appreciated, so much motivation🙏🏽👍🏽
You are so welcome
Once again awesome video.
Your right on 👍
Thanks 👍
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Great advice thanks mate
Love your work ethics !!!
Much appreciated
Hey godfather another great one I love how you get after it even after hours of your regular job That's what I'm trying to instill in my kids and that's why I'm trying to set up this stump grinding business to leave them something or to at least show them that you can work for everything you want I just feel blessed that you are around to confirm the way I think now I've been working 7/12 for the last 4 months to get my stump grinder and I am still on the path and I want to let you know I take many pages out of your book as when I get done from work I'm always looking for a side job I've started taking Sundays off to do stuff with the kids and that stuff involves work I just want to let you know that I appreciate you and I'm grateful for you and I'll listen to every word you say. Grind On!!!
I totally agree. I've learned so much from these videos and I've had some ideas these videos helped me determine to be good ideas. I'm a whore for money as well. My kids always ask why I always work so I took my daughter out all weekend. She worked pretty hard and didn't have to be told much at all. She just watched me and did what I did even anticipate were I would go next and move tools to the next spot. So I payed her well for using her brain lol. Anyway it opened her eyes to an opportunity to earn what she wants and not have to ask for things. Proud dad moment.
You made my day brother
You are so right !! I have made so much extra money working the weekends its been great . I hope others continue staying home LOL
You got this!
I love your straight up way of sharing. Quite obvious you have no hidden agenda.
Great video, you cant have too many strings to your bow.
Great advice
Awsome video
Great advice. Thank you Adam.
My pleasure!
Great Video! I am ready to roll out anytime to get that extra cash! I am also always looking for news ways to make extra. God bless.
Great video Adam 😀👍
Always enjoying your flicks.
Best wishes from Sweden 🇸🇪
Awesome, thank you!
You are spot on sir!!!!
Thank you
Great video like always. Anything on the Vermeer sc252 that you were going to buy n do up?? Would like to see that done. Awesome video that would be.
waiting on it
Thanks for the tips... im a part time guy. Looking at buying a power assisted wheel barrow for cheap, so I can go up ramps to my truck bed... thanks again for these vids
Good luck! and let me know about the wheel barrow
@@mustangrebuilder will do... found a good option for under 3k i think. I'll shovel til I get sick of it and have the cash for a tractor 😆
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Hi I just bought a rg165 rayco with a burnt motor looking at putting a diesal engine in it any recommendations or advice thanks
Not familiar with that model sorry
How do you like your Toyota tundra I bought one in 2018 I had a couple springs add on in the rear truck tows my 2550 nice don't even know im towing it but the bigger machine you can tell that tundra one of best investment I made
A few weeks ago I believe you made a video about the heat and I believe you said one of the masons had heat stroke how is doing if im mistaking sorry
From what heard he ok now but his boss was like if he dies it was gods will WTF
Great advice Brother.
Thanks for watching
Well my wife is behind me getting a grinder now because she thinks shell get a free persian rug out of it lol
Another good video....
I appreciate that
How do you know if there are water or power lines buried near the grind area
call 811
So..I'm interested in a used, not too many hours on a Bandit 2550 machine. Would you know where to look ? I live in Southern Illinois. Would prefer a track machine pending on the $$$$.
Hard to find and they were 4x4 machines
@@mustangrebuilder i Do you know they are 4x4 machines, I'm just curious in the price of a well taken care of machine. I did mention earlier that I had a Toro STX26, Which is a 26 horsepower. But I feel like I need to upgrade because of the stumps that I am doing now with this tree service that I have going on. So any help at all would be appreciative. Thank you very much.
@@mikemason3148 I will keep my eyes open for one
First!!
Very informative! "One man's trash is another man's treasure" I guess I'm a money whore too😉