Snorkel is one of the ORIGINAL brands for man lifts.....as kids we called those fire trucks with lifts "Snorkel" trucks if you remember.... that was the Snorkel brand
I will admit I perked right up with the mixer segment , I was a mixer driver 21 yrs and always knew there was room in the business for smaller units. If I was younger I would start a business with one of these . You could recoup your investment but like you always say ,you have to hustle and put the time in to succeed ! The key is to have the capability to load your own materials to maximize your profit although you could use bag mix too ,you would have to be able to handle pallets of bag mix to do the jobs . Don’t forget a water supply to mix ,then clean your equipment when your done. You know what happens to tools that don’t get cleaned .I would climb inside my mixer with a 3 pound hammer a couple times a summer to pop dry concrete off the back side of the fins . That was easier than a jackhammer after the season was over . Good job Stan !
Great equipment and a cool video. I'm not a big gotta buy USA guy, but made in or built in America means manufactured HERE in the USA! Assembled in America means put together here. You were very gracious when faced with that BS.
Hello Stan! im 14 years old, starting a lawn care business. Right now i got 1 costumer where im cutting every week. another costumer i have cut for, and were figuring out soon how often he wants to get his grass cut, hes thinking every 2 weeks but ye. the mower is a lawn tractor which my dad bought 9 years ago, sold it to our neighbor 5 years ago, around 1,5 months ago i got it for FREE. it couldn't start. bought a new battery for it, started right up. changed the air filter, spark plug, oil(new fresh oil made it run MUCH better) i bought a led light, horn, voltmeter, blitz/rotor light. the voltmeter is on the lawn tractor but isn't connected to the battery. My dad's dad was a mechanic(he isn't here anymore sadly 😢) and my dad owns a ventialion installing business with his brother, and 2 others. He also owns a pretty big business property( i think he started the business about 3 years ago, around that) he got a avant 220(mini loader), which is very cool and i have been on it before its very good for small tasks. My dad's has also been a blacksmith. My point is he knows how to do alot of stuff well. He said he will also help me make a front bumper for my lawn tractor to protect it, me, and the led light. Soon we'll be making a small buggy trailer(it's width isn't more than the width of the lawn tractor.) We will make it costum so there can just fit 1-2 wheel barrels, and then racks on the side for my other equipment which is Stihl km131 Stihl km trimmer Stihl km edger Stihl km blower Stihl km brush Soon getting stihl km cultivator. + hand held tools like a shovel, spade, brush, leaf rake, rake etc. What is your best tips for me getting a good start, getting and keeping costumers? a 17 year old guy from my school who got a brushcutting and tree removal business( brush cutter and chainsaw) told me to always leave the job done, thats obvious tho and sometimes do something small for free. like if someone paying me 20$ to mow their lawn, maybe trim something for free, use 5-10 minutes doing that so they will be more likely to keep having me do work. I Really love your videoes and i think you know very much and got a lot of knowledge. i know you said in a video that mowing lawns is the worst way to make money, but i enjoy it, its fun and all. but it might not be the worst way to make money if i also offer other things, which i will.(just starting out now, only mowed 1 time for my costumer i'll be cutting every week. and 2 times for the other costumer. so yeah, but if i offer other things like hedgetrimming edging, blowing, brushcutting etc. i could make maybe 100-200$ for one task/lawn. Cheers, and waiting for a reply. 😁👍
Its funny i watch these with enthusiasm, even though there is zero chance i buy anything in these videos. Its still cool to see whats out there. On a different note, that shirt is awesome 👍
Kind of interesting how people grow up on different sides of the United States and think that stuff we know is common and stuff that you know is common to you and I don't even know. I work with extreme and snorkel equipment a lot in fact I actually worked for BZI and yes that trackzilla 50100 is massive every time I see it I'm just stunned and I do not dare go up in that snorkel 210
We had a Snorkel boom lift and some scissor lifts the controllers were Garbage especially on the zoom lift always malfunctioning big waste on man power hrs. Id recommend other brands like Genie lifts. The forklifts seem ok however JCB and Cat are very good
Xtreme telehandlers are some really nice machines I rented one back in December from a local family owned equipment rental company and those machines are top notch.
The boat is sick. We use Stanley diamond plate aluminum boats here for the cottage in Muskoka. Would be better if it fit a machine like a barge would and have a crane for water work like pulling sunk machines and whatnot. Perfect small business boat.
My boss has a gravel mine that’s underwater. well, not a gravel line but a sand plant and we use a rotary dredge and we bought one of those silverbacks with a diesel on it. It was the first round of diesels and they didn’t start the new ones start a lot better there a lot more expensive but it sounds funny. It’s got a lot of thrust.
Stan, the mixer is ghosted. I was thinking Daniel Brandon isn't real and along with all your conspiracy theories lately had me thinking you are not real. But with a little effort I got ahold of Mr. Brandon. Good Video, jut a little too much on the lifts. Even your above average follower couldn't afford 15minutes of fuel for a 200ft lift let along the insurance, you missed asking the price point on them. Keep'em coming...
Watching this video reminds me when I was a kid and the parents would say hey we're going to the toy store you can only pick out one and you go to the toy store and your parents are poor so you're poor and you don't know that and you say I want that one and they go but wouldn't you like this one no I'm pretty sure I like that one because it doesn't come with a Kung Fu grip it comes with a bone crushing grappler
4:9 Dear person in front of me, I hope you know the only true God and do not let anyone fool you up, he is clearly mentioned in John 17:3. with respect, the person behind you.
Snorkel is one of the ORIGINAL brands for man lifts.....as kids we called those fire trucks with lifts "Snorkel" trucks if you remember.... that was the Snorkel brand
I will admit I perked right up with the mixer segment , I was a mixer driver 21 yrs and always knew there was room in the business for smaller units. If I was younger I would start a business with one of these . You could recoup your investment but like you always say ,you have to hustle and put the time in to succeed ! The key is to have the capability to load your own materials to maximize your profit although you could use bag mix too ,you would have to be able to handle pallets of bag mix to do the jobs . Don’t forget a water supply to mix ,then clean your equipment when your done. You know what happens to tools that don’t get cleaned .I would climb inside my mixer with a 3 pound hammer a couple times a summer to pop dry concrete off the back side of the fins . That was easier than a jackhammer after the season was over . Good job Stan !
Personally, 210 feet in the air and a snorkel lift. I will definitely pass that is way up there but if you need it they make it.
I love these types of videos Stan!
Love to hear it 👊
Love the trade show videos!
Cool beans!
Great equipment and a cool video.
I'm not a big gotta buy USA guy, but made in or built in America means manufactured HERE in the USA!
Assembled in America means put together here. You were very gracious when faced with that BS.
👍
Stan.. You need TWO of those boats... in case one is down for maintenance!
Hello Stan! im 14 years old, starting a lawn care business. Right now i got 1 costumer where im cutting every week. another costumer i have cut for, and were figuring out soon how often he wants to get his grass cut, hes thinking every 2 weeks but ye. the mower is a lawn tractor which my dad bought 9 years ago, sold it to our neighbor 5 years ago, around 1,5 months ago i got it for FREE. it couldn't start. bought a new battery for it, started right up. changed the air filter, spark plug, oil(new fresh oil made it run MUCH better) i bought a led light, horn, voltmeter, blitz/rotor light. the voltmeter is on the lawn tractor but isn't connected to the battery. My dad's dad was a mechanic(he isn't here anymore sadly 😢) and my dad owns a ventialion installing business with his brother, and 2 others. He also owns a pretty big business property( i think he started the business about 3 years ago, around that) he got a avant 220(mini loader), which is very cool and i have been on it before its very good for small tasks. My dad's has also been a blacksmith. My point is he knows how to do alot of stuff well. He said he will also help me make a front bumper for my lawn tractor to protect it, me, and the led light. Soon we'll be making a small buggy trailer(it's width isn't more than the width of the lawn tractor.) We will make it costum so there can just fit 1-2 wheel barrels, and then racks on the side for my other equipment which is
Stihl km131
Stihl km trimmer
Stihl km edger
Stihl km blower
Stihl km brush
Soon getting stihl km cultivator.
+ hand held tools like a shovel, spade, brush, leaf rake, rake etc.
What is your best tips for me getting a good start, getting and keeping costumers?
a 17 year old guy from my school who got a brushcutting and tree removal business( brush cutter and chainsaw)
told me to always leave the job done, thats obvious tho
and sometimes do something small for free. like if someone paying me 20$ to mow their lawn, maybe trim something for free, use 5-10 minutes doing that so they will be more likely to keep having me do work.
I Really love your videoes and i think you know very much and got a lot of knowledge.
i know you said in a video that mowing lawns is the worst way to make money, but i enjoy it, its fun and all. but it might not be the worst way to make money if i also offer other things, which i will.(just starting out now, only mowed 1 time for my costumer i'll be cutting every week. and 2 times for the other costumer. so yeah, but if i offer other things like hedgetrimming edging, blowing, brushcutting etc. i could make maybe 100-200$ for one task/lawn. Cheers, and waiting for a reply. 😁👍
Its funny i watch these with enthusiasm, even though there is zero chance i buy anything in these videos. Its still cool to see whats out there. On a different note, that shirt is awesome 👍
Most of the time same, it’s just cool stuff 😁
Love to see all this new stuff! Happy Monday!
Stanley that's your new bug out boat!!
Great information. Keep hitting home runs.
Doing my best 👍
Stanley, I love these type videos, is there any way to microphone the people you're talking with? The background noise 😮
Thanks Julie!
Nice Silverback Marine workboat!
Still waiting for the heavy equipment😂😂
I was number four on the thumbs up today. Hope you had a wonderful easter. Also thanks for the wonderful🎉 video clip
Thanks and you too!
Thanks to Stanley I bought slat Trax tracks two different orders for a per department to save Grass in our parks and sports fields
Hope it works well for ya
I can see you doing a retaining wall, with that boat.
That's a fantastic shirt!
Kind of interesting how people grow up on different sides of the United States and think that stuff we know is common and stuff that you know is common to you and I don't even know. I work with extreme and snorkel equipment a lot in fact I actually worked for BZI and yes that trackzilla 50100 is massive every time I see it I'm just stunned and I do not dare go up in that snorkel 210
Make that two hundred and ten feet stan And I'll raise it to triple Doggy❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love the shirt Stan!
Thanks brother
You can use off road diesel in that diesel out board…
love the videos man!!!
Thanks bud 👊
I love the mixer concept. Love the boat but would never own one. Poor Julie - she was uninformed for your questions.😞
Yep she definitely wasn't ready for that kind of inquisition
Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴🏴
Thanks man!
Please do a video on Kioti tractors and skid steers. i own a tractor and love it.
Stan you are at your best with these types of video's, The pacing and editing add so much excitement.
Glad you like em thanks man
We had a Snorkel boom lift and some scissor lifts the controllers were Garbage especially on the zoom lift always malfunctioning big waste on man power hrs. Id recommend other brands like Genie lifts. The forklifts seem ok however JCB and Cat are very good
I can't wait for part 2 a Kioti Skidsteer man is that a game changer. I have heard there compact tractors are great 😊 BUT WAIT THERES MORE 😂
Xtreme telehandlers are some really nice machines I rented one back in December from a local family owned equipment rental company and those machines are top notch.
Good to know 🙌
I wonder what the theoretical limit is on the height for the Snorkel type lift? 300’?
4:44 lol no need for mics just tell em speak louder 😂😂😂
The boat is sick. We use Stanley diamond plate aluminum boats here for the cottage in Muskoka. Would be better if it fit a machine like a barge would and have a crane for water work like pulling sunk machines and whatnot. Perfect small business boat.
Like your thinking 👌
Does the construction boat come with rod holders….opps I mean shovel holders?
My boss has a gravel mine that’s underwater. well, not a gravel line but a sand plant and we use a rotary dredge and we bought one of those silverbacks with a diesel on it. It was the first round of diesels and they didn’t start the new ones start a lot better there a lot more expensive but it sounds funny. It’s got a lot of thrust.
How do we get one of those shirts?
That concrete ready mixer is brilliant
Agreed
Stan, the mixer is ghosted. I was thinking Daniel Brandon isn't real and along with all your conspiracy theories lately had me thinking you are not real. But with a little effort I got ahold of Mr. Brandon. Good Video, jut a little too much on the lifts. Even your above average follower couldn't afford 15minutes of fuel for a 200ft lift let along the insurance, you missed asking the price point on them. Keep'em coming...
That Silverback Boat puts my Lowes Jon-boat to shame for ANY wet work on lakes and ponds. Ive already requested a price from them!
👍👍👍
Where's a link to that diesal engine
Assembled in America
🙌
64k for sharp grade seems a bit over priced.
not really for what your getting
@@defy2598 well I would agree if you didn’t need a machine to run it. Self propelled then yes. Great deal.
I might be wrong, but i think he said 64k included the gps system, which if it does that sounds about right unfortunately
@@jeffwheeler4693 agreed. I guess I missed that.
Of more people cared about the AMERICAN workers like you do, we would be better off.
Julie also doesn’t care
Need the boat to weed-eat around ponds and lakes
ST Ani double dog, dare you to go to 110 feet in that with Julie that's snorkel.❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Watching this video reminds me when I was a kid and the parents would say hey we're going to the toy store you can only pick out one and you go to the toy store and your parents are poor so you're poor and you don't know that and you say I want that one and they go but wouldn't you like this one no I'm pretty sure I like that one because it doesn't come with a Kung Fu grip it comes with a bone crushing grappler
Why hire someone like Julie without training her
I would fish on that boat not work
Praise Lord Jesus! God bless you all that you touch!
Speak louder hahaha so blunt
Fr, turn your aids up pops! 😂
Assembled in America with parts Made in China….
here to help
• i know you are a busy man and probably will think i am a scam
• butt maybe hoping could help me find a way to get an electric mobility scooter
first
4:9
Dear person in front of me,
I hope you know the only true God and do not let anyone fool you up, he is clearly mentioned in John 17:3.
with respect,
the person behind you.