My Texas Pride Roll off Trailer Buying Experience
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Thinking about making a purchase from Texas Pride trailers? I ordered a brand new Reeving Roll off trailer and 6 dumpsters from them at the end of 2022. I break down some of the things they did well... and a few of the things they didn't during the build and delivery process. Watch the video to learn my feelings about them and see if it was all worth it.
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00:00 Intro
Great set up ! You did it ! not just talk about it
Just trying to be a little bit better every day!
Is that a ram 2500?
Yes it is. 👍
@@MAXCODumpsters nice. ! How is business going so far what state you in ?
@@mikelopez4148 We're based out of Tampa, FL. We're doing well right now. Summer is generally a good time for the dumpster world.
Nice setup.
Thanks man!
I was going to buy one before i saw all the problems everyone is having with them
I did a 1 year review a couple months ago if you’re interested in seeing how it’s held up! 🤘
@1:12 …just adorable.
Definitely keeps a smile on my face…. Most of the time. 🤣
1551 fabrication in Lubbock TX has similarly priced cans with better quality, check them out next time
Thanks for the tip! I'm hoping to find someone in FL that builds a can that I like, but theres not many options. Lots of quality to choose from in TX, but it's soooo far. 😭
Have had the same setup/color for almost a year. Wd40 the toolbox opening handles constantly it will rust shut if you don't open it for a week after rain. Learned the hard way! Do you have a color code for touch up paint?
Yes! They’re also sending me some in the mail now. Thanks for the tip on the hinges. I wonder if silicone spray would do it good for a while?
Why are you derating trailers? Because of cdl or just because of strength .
A combination of both. I’m sure a 16k trailer would have been fine, but I’d rather have a trailer that weighs a few hundred pounds more, but can lift an extra 1 ton+. I’m not a fan of pushing equipment to its limits. Not regularly at least. It’s less stress when it’s a touch over built.
Great investment! Why didn't you go with MaxxD? That sounds like a pounding headache. Good luck with your endeavors!
I believe standard rail is a better rail system for growing your business. From what I can see you’ll save about $1k a dumpster in the used market and $2-3k per can if your looking new. Depending on your long term goals MAXXD may be perfect for you, but if you want a 5+ dumpster business I’d recommend standard rails.
@@MAXCODumpsters thanks for the advise. I own a tree service in Kansas. Never thought of buying a dumpster business, but was offered one 10 years ago for 100k. I like to watch these business grow, and the diversity in each of them.
@@abetaylor4977 If your goal is to only service your own tree business and maybe rent out one or two at a time then MAXXD could be a great option. If your going to drop big logs into the dumpster, you’ll want to get a durable one though (maybe look at a dumpster fab shop or a standard rail system with thick cans). I started with dump trailers. You could always buy one or two to try out your market with.
@@MAXCODumpsters I purchased a MaxxD 16' dump trailer almost 2 years ago. Doubled the deck and flared the sides for more capacity. I also haul my equipment, miniskid and stump grinder daily. Downgraded it to 14k with 8k axles. To stay under 26k. I like that idea of only having a couple cans. We haven't rented a single dumpster after I purchased my dump trailer. Use to order about 60 a year.
@@abetaylor4977 awesome man! Money saved is money earned.
Bruh, KISS IT! then do the video. 😅
Not sure I follow you Mike.
Do not buy from texas pride
What was your experience like?
Standard rail?
36” rail width. 👍 Different brands have different rail systems. Standard rail is the most common adaptation from a truck standpoint, but the trailers generally run proprietary rail widths. Texas pride is normally a 47” rail system, but will make standard rail if requested.
@@MAXCODumpsters I just bought a protainer trailer. The selling point for me was the standard rail containers.
@@wesleydean4228 Ah, I see! I’ve heard great things about them. Good luck out there.
@@MAXCODumpsters yes sir, love your videos!
It will be broke down constantly and you'll be working on it and cussing tp shortly. Broken zerks that never worked, motor mounts that won't stay tight, wheel bearing that last about a year or less, electric breaks that won't pass inspection, no manual or instructions for maintenance. "Stick your finger in the hydraulic tank, if you can touch the fluid its about right". Welds that break and bed rails that bend over time.
I certainly hope that’s not the case, but I guess we will see with time. I just hope my TH-cam channel is running strong so my video monetization can get me paid well my business equipment is breaking every day if that’s the case. 😂
@@MAXCODumpsters they are good about sending parts. I had big warranty issues. Fortunately I've got an outstanding local shop that has repaired my trailer and made it so much better than the orginal condition. Just an example. My landing gear on day one was so difficult to let up and down we had to take it apart, grease it etc just to get it to function properly. I had zerk fittings on my cable pullies and axle springs that never worked ...ever. Had to drill them out and retap them so I could grease properly.
@@imout671 that sucks man. I’ll definitely never try and sell anyone on my experience or equipment being perfect. I will say some things are more minor and others are more major. My issues have been minor inconveniences, but I’ve heard from plenty that had major issues. I hope that that’s the end of your trouble!
@@MAXCODumpsters me too because I desperately need another trailer. I just can't go with tp a 3rd time. I'm looking now for something
@@imout671are you a 47” T Pride set up on all your bins or do you mean dump trailers?
So do other can brands fit TP trailer? I’m debating what brand to go with because from what I’ve read, Maxxd can fit Pj and other cans.
MAXXD, PJ, and *I believe* Lonestar all fit each other. The roll off trucks basically all run standard rail. Standard rail cans are generally speaking much more available and less expensive on the new/used market. If you're only going to do a 3 dumpster side hustle it's not very important, but if you want a 5+ dumpster business a standard rail system is a no brainer in my opinion. I've heard a lot of good things about MAXXD, but proprietary rail systems are bad for growth in my eyes.
@@MAXCODumpsters So Texas Pride is a standard rail? Can accept other bin brands?
@@amartin6388 Texas Pride generally makes a 47” rail system for their trailers, but if you ask them to build you one with standard rail (which would be 36” rail width) they’ll do it. The three big manufacturers I know of that produce standard rail trails by default are Nedland, Protainer, and Cougar (previously known as Bison).