Make Money With a Dump Trailer - Dump Trailer Business Ideas
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- Ride along while I do some work with my dump trailer and talk about how to make money with a dump trailer business or side hustle.
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I bought a dump trailer almost a year ago brand new cash. I made my money back in 6 months I’ve did ever job you named plus more. it’s a very good side business that can turn full time. I’ve also added a mini excavator to my side business.That I use my dump trailer haul away dirt and Debris
Awesome! That's a sweet setup, and it's great you were able to make your money back so quickly.
That great bud. How do you advertise? I just bought a 14’.
That’s awesome! I have a 14’ and have had a hard time making money with it. I mainly use it for firewood and have hauled some trash for people. How did you get started? Thanks!
Paid mine off in a couple weeks doing tree work. A chainsaw and a dump trailer can pay themselves off in days if you focus enough
Hey, I was thinking of starting this side hustle and I got a couple questions if you got time to answer.
1. How much was commercial trailer insurance if you got it? or is that not needed?
2. Will the landfill take all types of debris such as drywall and wood? As I was thinking of letting people rent it for a couple days, load it up and ill pick it up and take it off somewhere.
Yes sir! 👍🏽 Please keep them coming… I look forward to them. Thanks!
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Good morning Glen! Great idea to make $$$ with your trailer. insurance is the only thing to be sure you butt is covered. Have a good one!
Thanks, Chris! Great point on the insurance. Hope you have a good one too!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I am considering starting a dump truck business, but I also want to get into the landscaping industry. So, this was informative. Thank you again, sir!
Thanks man! Good luck with your business!
This is the first time I've heard of buying rock/dirt etc from wholesale and making money on the resale - I'm gonna look into that... Great video!
@Tiquan Hoggard Do you pick it up at the yard or have a load dropped on your property then sell it from there?
Thanks, Keith!
He meant buying semi-truck max weight loads. Damn I'm going to have to watch some more videos to see if this guy is legit or a poser now.
Hey that’s pretty cool you like the same chain saws and dump trailer I like lol
Great vid man, subbed
Thanks, man! Welcome to the channel!
Just found your channel while looking at reviews for dump trailers.
We seem to have similar stories - my wife and I moved from the city to our 9 acre acreage in 2020. Friday, I just quit my steady full time job to start working for myself doing hauling, storm damage cleanup, tree service, the whole 9. Cool channel!
Happy for you man! That's awesome!
Congrats man, hope that’s going well for you. Would you mind sharing how it’s going so far? I’ve been looking of effective ways to make money. I’ve been seeing alot of dump trailers around my area especially when I go to the landfill. I figured it has to make some decent money but wouldn’t it be kind of hard to always have a job lined up for you? What do you do to make sure you always have different jobs coming in?
@@colingaw4671 It's going good but it is just a side hustle for now as I build the business. I have a part time job driving semi to help fill in the gaps. I do tree service and brush clearing and hauling. If I pushed hauling gravel, sand and dirt more, I could make some more. I'd just say, at least have a part time job as well as hauling
@@DeeplyDrivenOutdoors I see. Do you see yourself ever doing it full time rather than a side hustle? And if you did do it full time, do you think you’d struggle to always have a job lined up?
@@colingaw4671 My goal is to do that full time plus run my CZcams channel. I won't let my part time job go til Im more confident I will have more work but finding jobs is always the struggle of a small business owner but thats the tradeoff for freedom
awesome
At the price dump trailers have reached, it just about makes more sense to buy a dump truck.
you can get four trailers out in one day opposed to stuck to one source of service
My 2 cents also if you can afford it, spend the extra $$ on a deckover. The model dump you see here has an elevated frame but too many out there are very low to the ground. You don't want them because you can not just dump a load and get out from under it. You'll find if you want a tight pile you just can't and have to drag it out 10 feet to get it all off the edge of the box. Great video sir
Loading equipment is much easier in a low profile so that's the pro..the driving to get everything out is definitely not ideal though..
Enjoying your videos.
Glad to hear it! Welcome to the channel!
Glenn lots of good ideas I've been shopping pretty hard for a trailer for the firewood business etc. I want something big enough to haul my tractor so I'm not really sure which route I will go. Take care, Ben
It can be hard to decide which size to get. For me I just decided it would be better to have a small dump and a separate trailer for hauling cars, tractor, etc. Good luck, man!
I haul my kubota 4701 in my 7x14 diamond c, but you have to take 3 point attachments off
Nice job, Glen. I'd love to get a dump trailer some day - but I'm just not sure I'd use it enough. Side jobs are a great idea!
Thanks man! I love this thing. I've found that it can do so much more than I ever realized before I got it. I agree that it only makes since if you can justify the expense.
@@OldSchoolMillennial how long did it take to make ur miney back
Many people wouldn't recognize the song you were playing but I do lol. Yes brother lean on the everlasting arm.
Good song! Yes!
Good song choice. 🎵
Picking up my 16ft this weekend!
I'm picking up a 16ft goosneck next week!
Has it been worth it?
Good video
Great video, what have you found is the best way to get the word out about your business? do you advertise in certain places? social media? or just word of mouth? Thanks!
I have the tractor I can get the dump trailer. My biggest concern right now is liability insurance. Especially if I plan on renting both pieces of equipment. Renting may not be an option I’m not sure yet
great video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
I’m trying to find a truck based on the fact that I want a 9990 GVWT dump trailer. So the 3/4 ton trucks are my major focus. But like we chatted about before, my price range 3/4 ton trucks are either cheap and rusted with ok miles, or made out of gold and not rusted and have high miles! Ahhh even though the 1/2 ton can handle it, I’d really prefer the sturdy 3/4 ton.
Look on government auction websites for trucks.,
I got my 97 Ford F250HD over a year ago and it only had 109k on the clock.
To top things off I am the 1st original owner.. 😁👍
Yes, it's always good to go ahead and get the bigger truck if you can swing. I'm actually looking for a 3/4 ton myself. Trucks are pretty expensive right now. But I agree with what Daniel said below about going to government auction websites to find a truck. My dad found two trucks that way for good deals. There are also auctions out there that sell used fleet vehicles and school district vehicles or for parks and recreation department. You have to keep your eye open for a deal though. Good Luck!
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood in 1997 the GVRW was a lot less than the 1/2 ton truck rating of today. So be careful. Might be worth buying a dump truck instead :)
Thx
Here's a newbie question: Do you need a business license or commercial trailer plate to make side cash with a trailer?
I am looking down this avenue as well to help pay for the trailer..
Yea man, if your equipment can pay for itself I love finding ways to make that happen.
I had the same state of mind. So I purchased a brand new heavy duty utility trailer at 4000.00 along with a used grasshopper zero turn at 6,300.00. I landed 4 mowing accounts and also did 7 mulch jobs and paid for both units that first season. There are so many ways to side hustle. Just gotta be patient and determined and it'll all work out.
How much do you charge for a delivery?
Hey dude im a broker and I’m wondering how should I quote dump trailers, do you think you can help me with that?
Help Glen I have a trailer and a dump trailer
I have 2015 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel and a 7x12 trailer with doble pistón
I know I'm late but, is there any type of specific insurance I need to own/haul a dump trailer?
Put some HD tires on your trailer. Ask me how I know heavy loads will destroy the stock tires. Two blowouts, same day with full load of rock.
Thanks for the advice!
I have a 40 hp Tractor, bucket and grapple. I’m thinking a 6x10 or 6x12 2 52lb axles. I can hall my Tractor on my 20 ft 2 7,000 lb axles eq flatbed trailer. dovetail. Good idea?
Mark, if you have your tractor covered with the other trailer that's not a bad idea. It just depends on if you'll ever want to haul you tractor to a jobsite with your dump trailer. If so you may want to look at a bigger trailer than a 6x12. However, if you're good hauling your tractor always with you dovetail the 6x12 should work just fine. Hope that helps.
What does insurance per month? Look like for a trailer of your size?
Thanks for this video, subscribed. Do you rent the trailer out at all?
Thanks, Jay! I am using it myself all the time. If I get another dump in the future I might rent one of them out.
@@OldSchoolMillennial interesting - I’d like to by one relatively soon, next month or so, and I figured, like you, that there are many possibilities for it. First I need it for many of my own stuff on my land etc. but I like the idea of renting it out, where I am not the operator. I believe, I’m still working on it, but I believe I can create an automated website which will allow people to go on the website, view the trailer and specs, see available time slots, and rent the trailer for that time slot.
I have a plot of land that can be used for storage. And i think I can integrate the auto booking feature in with access to the trailer so only that person can access it when they book it.
The only thing required by me is to inspect it once it’s returned. I think… I’m still working on it, but it would allow some extra income for little work after everything is built out.
@@OldSchoolMillennial I’m wondering what the insurance broker will have to say
How can I get this
What’s the max load you can tow with your trailer and half ton truck? I have a 10k lb trailer and a half ton truck. Three tons seems a little sketchy to me.
I wouldn’t haul that much with a half ton…
Load it more towards bk of trailer
I do heavy haul big rigs that axle weight don't mind that load and go just watch Angal of trailer to truck at hitch and take time and judge stopping distance...
Well I’ve loaded two ton loads in the bed of half ton pickups before so I don’t really think 3t is all that extravagant
I'm 25 and I was looking for some type of side hussle to make some extra money. But, I don't own a pickup truck. I drive a Toyota Camry. Would be something worth getting into? And do you necessarily need a new pickup truck for to get started.
You could probably do some junk removal with a car. If you're serious about it though I would save some money up and try to find a good used truck to get started.
In the same boat have about 15k saved up. Just don’t know about a good truck/ trailer to start with
Thanks for the great ideas? Is your truck a gas? Do I need to have a diesel for this or can I use a gas truck? Also do you have to have insurance?
Did you watch the video?
Do you offer consultation?
How big is your trailer and does your truck do ok towing all that weight? Thanks!
Looks like a 5 x 10
This is a 6x12. It does fine with what I carry with it. I will say if you plan on carrying heavy loads you're going to want a 3/4 ton.
What size trailer do you have? I have a half ton as well
This is a 6x12 with 12,000 pound capacity. I left myself a little bit of room to grow when I get my next truck.
@@OldSchoolMillennial cool
Do you use an apps to keep track of rentals and expenses?
I haven't used an app yet but I'm sure there are some good ones out there. I'm old school and mainly use excel.
What size is your trailer. Thanks
This is a 7x12 and works great for what I use it for.
I just got a load trailer 6 by 12 and pulling it with a 1500 Chevy I say it’s a good investment I used to rent trailers weekly or monthly not no more!
Is that a 12fter?
Yes
She’s a beaut!
No where near me I could dumo trash. You HAVE to use the landfills roll offs. It sucks
1/2 ton might get a 2500. Then you will be like I should of got a 3500 hahaha 😝
Very true.
Exactly lol
Nice video.
I just sent you an email
Keep up the good work on the channel
Thanks Brock! I'll check my email.