Bad ass setup!!makes me want to do a video on my 3500HD dually setup I’m in Ohio so it’s been tough working on 20 degree weather.keep doing your thing bro not many good mobile guys out there .lots of guys jack legging on cars that have no idea what they are doing ,they give guys like us a bad name ,nice rig very well put together
Hi well it’s hard to say when I started I literally started with $3000 including the van and to this day I keep investing and making it better more efficient, my new van I have over $20k with the van and everything in it if not more. But it’s worth it some days bring home $800-1000 in a single day.
We are usually booked a week out I try and schedule two good paying jobs a day leave some time for quick jobs in between the day. We do about 2-4 jobs a day with a goal of minimum $300 profit a day and it’s not hard to do that with simple jobs
Love the set up man. May I ask how you mounted it to the van so it won’t move? Any help would be appreciated. I’m setting up something very similar to maintenance my trucks. Thank you much!!!!
Thanks I pulled all the drawers and bolted it through the floor with oversized washers underneath and added heavy duty L brackets to the rear of the box. Did the same thing on my newer set up check that one out.
@@jayvismobilemechanic9250 I did saw the new ford. Looks amazing. Thanks for the heads up man. If by any chance you add to your fleet. Post a video on how to set the box and stuff up. I think it would be helpful. Thank you so much for that info!!
Thanks no at all does not affect the ride what so ever they are made to hold some weight, they are leafspring. My 2016 transit is springs and it also rides smooth with even more weight .
Thats cute it looks like a toddlers toy van lol rookies. There’s two types of mechanics the ones that know how to work on everything and the ones who only replace drive belts and filters. How can you tell the difference? The type of work vehicle and tools they have. You don’t even have a/c gauges
There's actually a couple different types of mechanics. Auto body mechaincs are the worst (if you would even call them mechanics). 99 percent are parts changers and not actual mechanics. Real mechanics troubleshoot. Most real mechanics are the ones found working on equipment made from the 50s to the 90s.
I was thinking about buying a Ford Transit for my mobile mechanic business but I was reading up on it and I learned they have all kinds of problems with their transmissions
I am always looking for ways to run my business efficiently and by far the transit has been nothing but good all around. I had a few of them with no issues, as long as you keep up maintenance they go for ever.
Love this. Exactly the set up I need for the odd call outs when I'm home .
Tidy wagon mate 👍
Bad ass setup!!makes me want to do a video on my 3500HD dually setup I’m in Ohio so it’s been tough working on 20 degree weather.keep doing your thing bro not many good mobile guys out there .lots of guys jack legging on cars that have no idea what they are doing ,they give guys like us a bad name ,nice rig very well put together
Impressive. Orderly arranged.
LOVING this channel bro, I'll be back to FULLY watch your videos, SUBSCRIBED!
I am also starting my mobile mechanic service too. I need a vehicle that can transport all my tools around. But awesome video man. A new sub.
I think this video just convinced me to buy one and start my mobile equipment service business
Exellent
That looks good, man. Subscribed.
Thank you
Good start brotha!
Nicely put together
I am not a thief, but you make me steal your car! 👍👍👍 you need to have more than one alarm and a built in GPS tracker.
Fully equipped gps
Looks great
Nice well organized!!
Thank you makes keeping track of tools and work flow much faster and efficient.
Nice!!
I wish you were here in Massachusetts..
Yeah, but what quality of mechanic are you ?
thats very nice
You are a GENIUS what of Amazing presentation thank you for making this video I had to watch this twice
Great set up! How much did you invest on your mobile vehicle?
Hi well it’s hard to say when I started I literally started with $3000 including the van and to this day I keep investing and making it better more efficient, my new van I have over $20k with the van and everything in it if not more. But it’s worth it some days bring home $800-1000 in a single day.
I know this is an old post, but how much does commercial liability insurance run in your area?
Alright m8 how did you go about doing the setup??
nice van, what brand of tool box is that?
Thank you it’s the newer 44” harbor freight box
This set up is fire bro! Como cuanto invertiste en todo?
My initial start up was under 4K including the van but I have never stop changing it and growing it I am always investing in my business.
Jayvi mobile mechanic are you in texas ?
@@barbarashirley2342 Pensilvania
Nice set up. I would love to do the same thing.
do it I wish I would of started years before.
What state you located in brother?
How do you schedule your appointments?
We are usually booked a week out I try and schedule two good paying jobs a day leave some time for quick jobs in between the day. We do about 2-4 jobs a day with a goal of minimum $300 profit a day and it’s not hard to do that with simple jobs
How do you go about writing up a forums or contract for the customer to sign?
how wide of a box could you actually fit inside the van? btw setup looks pretty darn nice.
thank you this box is 44''x22'' fits perfect leave about 4'' on both sides. think the widest you can go side to side is 48'' on a connect.
Love the set up man. May I ask how you mounted it to the van so it won’t move? Any help would be appreciated. I’m setting up something very similar to maintenance my trucks. Thank you much!!!!
Thanks I pulled all the drawers and bolted it through the floor with oversized washers underneath and added heavy duty L brackets to the rear of the box. Did the same thing on my newer set up check that one out.
@@jayvismobilemechanic9250 I did saw the new ford. Looks amazing. Thanks for the heads up man. If by any chance you add to your fleet. Post a video on how to set the box and stuff up. I think it would be helpful. Thank you so much for that info!!
How is the box secured in place
Heavy duty Lbrackets with plates under floor
Nice.
Is it too heavy for the suspension?
Did you put a constantly load suspension or airbags?
Thanks
Thanks no at all does not affect the ride what so ever they are made to hold some weight, they are leafspring. My 2016 transit is springs and it also rides smooth with even more weight .
Thats cute it looks like a toddlers toy van lol rookies. There’s two types of mechanics the ones that know how to work on everything and the ones who only replace drive belts and filters. How can you tell the difference? The type of work vehicle and tools they have. You don’t even have a/c gauges
There's actually a couple different types of mechanics. Auto body mechaincs are the worst (if you would even call them mechanics). 99 percent are parts changers and not actual mechanics. Real mechanics troubleshoot. Most real mechanics are the ones found working on equipment made from the 50s to the 90s.
To the point lol. Mobile mechanic
I was thinking about buying a Ford Transit for my mobile mechanic business but I was reading up on it and I learned they have all kinds of problems with their transmissions
I am always looking for ways to run my business efficiently and by far the transit has been nothing but good all around. I had a few of them with no issues, as long as you keep up maintenance they go for ever.
what's your weekly average income?
Hi we average $1800-2200 weekly one van goal of $350-400 a 9-5 day 5 days a week that is gross. Before expenses.
@@jayvismobilemechanic9250 very nice bro sounds like you stay busy, keep up your great service, thanks.
Fun video anything else? Get some content up..
Thanks eventually I’ll make some Videos I give it to the guys that do it all the time.