The #1 reason to own a HOOK LIFT TRUCK!
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- Working in the Dumpster Business, you learn a thing or two over the years. Having owned both a hook lift truck and truck and trailer I've learned that they each have their own benefits!
But this in this video I go over the pros and cons of both, and the #1 reason I own a hook lift truck!
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That's Phenomenal, now I am going to consider selling my dump trailer and going this route. You mentioned several things that resonated with me. Thank you! Liked and subscribed 😉
Glad we could share a few ideas my friend. Keep us updated
I love the content and info. I can’t wait to come out and see the operation!
Thanks for watching. Anytime you can make it out - I’ll make the time for you.
Great explanation, thank you for taking the time to illustrate. I plan to convert from the MAXX-D system to hooklift in a year or two. Best of everything to you in 2023!!
Glad it was helpful! Looking forward to watching your transition brother.
Loved the insight into the hook truck. I've been running the trailer for a few years now. might be time to upgrade!
You should! It changed the game for us.
Thanks for the information Sir.
Always welcome
Great video! I've been looking at upgrading to a hooklift truck and pretty close to pulling the trigger. Can't wait for the next video!
Thanks for checking our our channel. Would love to see your truck if you decide to pull the trigger. Keep us updated Ryan.
Loving the videos! What GVWR are the trucks you run? I assume you and your drivers need some level of a commercial drivers license?
All our trucks are 23,500 GVW. We are well below the CDL requirement of 26,000
I’ve enjoyed watching your videos! I’m retiring from the Army and live in SW Indiana. Our town is between 12K-19K depending if college is in session. How do you come up with a business plan to increase success vs failure in smaller areas?
Best advice... expand your service area. its no different than any other business... you gotta have a bigger number of clients too ensure success.
Love all the content here would like to see more
Appreciate the support. More episodes on the way.
@@samedaydumpster
What model your trucks ?
How big containers you can haul with ?
@@weehauljunk Chevrolet 6500’s. They can haul 12’ - 15’ cans. Hope this helps
@@samedaydumpster
Thank you.
Even can they handle 30 yd dumpsters ?
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@@weehauljunk I don’t believe so. The largest we haul with these trucks are 22 cubic yard size dumpsters.
Where are you getting your trucks from? Do you have a preferred dealer?
Happy 4th of July! 🎉🎉🎉
Yes sir - Happy 4th my friend. Ruble Truck Sales in New Haven, Indiana - The authorities on all things hooklift trucks. Ask for Jeff.
Where do you purchase this truck? I can’t seem to find the right place ? Great videos
Ruble Truck Sales located in New Haven, IN Here's their phone number 260.466.1160
What size setup do you use a 14 ft or 16 ft what size cans can you carry
Our shortest cans are 12' long and our longest cans are 17'11" long.
What are the Specs on the truck? Cab to axle? What hook are you running? Air bag or leaf suspension on the rear axle? Work at a Chevy dealer and run a dumpster business on the side so looking to get a 6500 built. Thanks!
108” CA Palfinger 16,000# capacity. We run a truck with airride and the other has spring suspension… personally, I prefer the airride. Hope this helps.
@@samedaydumpster what model pal finger is it? What’s the longest and largest bin you can run on that setup?
@@williambrosemer6971 It’s Palfingers newest model capacity for 16,000# lift. It’s designed for 12’ - 16’ cans.
@@samedaydumpster Thanks for the info! Appreciate you taking the time.
@@williambrosemer6971 Anytime - Hope it helps
Good info! What make / model of hook lift truck do you recommend?
I’m still a big fan of these 6500’s 4x4 diesel trucks. I’m running Palfinger 16,000 models. The perfect combination in my eyes.
@samedaydumpster why not a derated 7500?
Would you recommend a trailer for someone who operates part-time. Some people are in other fields and we wonder if the truck and insurance will put a continuous hole in our pocket while the business is building organically.
I recommend a trailer for everyone starting out! I believe there's so much value to learn on the trailer type setup. I did a video on this a few months back. So yes... I think its a great idea.
Would or Have you ever considered an Izuzu NPR hook lift truck? if not why?
No. For me it's all about safety. The NPR has no front end protection to the driver in the event of an accident. You don't have the protection of a hood, motor or any distance between you and another vehicle.... just glass ( the windshield ) While none of us plan on getting into any accidents, I don't like the fact its only the windshield and then my body. Outstanding question BTW.
Sorry to bother you John what were the system like that cost 6500 truck for 4 x 4 with the HT 160 palfinger but 130,000 is what they quoted me
Yes sir…. That’s what a well equipped Chevrolet 6500 4WD with a Palfinger HT160 will cost you today. That’s a fair price.
Which Hooklift is palfinger ht160 any good or should I go with had 185
I don't believe you can even purchase a new HAD185 from Palfinger as I think it has been discontinued for the new HT160.
Ok thanks you
What do you think of the size of truck you have? 4500-5500? Pretty universal ?
For the type of work we choose to do - these 6500's are absolutely the best size, powered, and optioned truck for us. We have a couple of these and love them. Thanks for checking out our video.
What is the most you'd haul with this truck? 5 tons? 6 tons?
5 tons, depending on the can we have loaded up, but no more than 5 tons for us on this setup.
What model PALFINGER hoist os that! ?
That’s Palfingers new 16,000lb hoist. Just one of its features is that it’s greaseless design. Incredible product!
What’s the specs on your truck and hook? Thanks awesome stuff!
That’s a 2022 Chevrolet 6500 with a Palfinger 16,000lb hooklift my friend. Thanks for checking out our channel
Are you using 4x4 trucks?
What do you do when people damage your bins
They pay to fix them. There's video I put out here on CZcams discussing this very thing. We talk about damaged dumpsters and who's responsible.
What is the biggest can u can haul and is that a 5500 or 6500
Hey Chris - this truck is a 6500. That largest size cans we run are 22 cubic yard size, they are 15’ long. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
We’re did you buy the truck and cans from. Thanks for the info. I just happened to stumble upon ur channel today
How does the insurance cost compare between the two?
There’s nothing inexpensive about insurance in todays business climate. But at a time when you read on the daily of guys running straight pickups and trailers getting cancelled…. Running a hooktruck and being legal, legit and compliant…. That’s priceless IMO
Depends also where you are operating.
In some jurisdictions, your trailer is required to be insured as though you have added a separate vehicle to your policy. That can really add up.
The guys that I really have a hard time understanding…
Are the guys who believe they are doing better by running dump trailers, instead of dumpsters.
That’s like adding the maintenance costs (tires, brakes, axles, lights, etc) to your containers. There’s no logic to this.
@@bobinthewest8559 Great point. So true and most guys overlook this
How did u get financing? Through business credit or personal backing.
We have a few guys that we know that will finance these trucks. Always willing to share their contact info if you email us.
@@samedaydumpster where can I find your email. Thanks
@@johnrolloffdumpsters heysameday@gmail.com
Who is the dealer for hook trucks you go tho
Ruble Truck Sales in New Haven, IN Contact Jeff: 260.466.1160
What happens when the breaks the maintenance the welding astronomical. Wouldn’t it be better to buy a used freight liner Hooklift. I’ve heard you can get them for like 10 grand put the hook on there that’s gonna run about 10 grand and hire a welder so for $30,000 you can get a used Hooklift truck and 10 dumpsters about $
75,000. But of course, if you’re going to be running a Dinali which is a $90,000 truck in my opinion why go so extravagant in a very an nonextravagant industry you’re probably better off getting a 7. 3 gas
I heard they are like Godzilla‘s. I ran a dumpster business for years using dump trailers and I’ll tell you why I think you’re better off when you have a pick up truck with its own bed attached to a dump trailer you could haul everything you separate the metal put that in the truck and the garbage in the dump trailer Just my opinion but I guess different strokes for different folks. A lot of guys are getting away from diesel and going into gas trucks. You’ll make a lot more money. That way my friend. I’ve been in this business for 20 years I wouldn’t have it any other way.
This formula you just shared.... Is no where even close to how I run my business. Give it a go.... Best of luck.
Diesel engines are hands down, more efficient, and more cost effective over the long term, compared with a gasoline engine of comparable power.
Running trailers, substantially increases your maintenance expenses (I can see no way around this). You need to run the numbers realistically if you don’t think so. More tires, brakes, axles, lights, etc.
If you are trying to maximize your profits by separating out the recyclables that pay…. You’d be doing yourself a favor by creating a sorting facility for yourself. It’s an investment, to be sure…. But one that can pay you back handsomely if done properly.
Most of these factors really come down to one question, (being completely honest with yourself)…
Are you trying to run a business…. Or a side hustle?
Hope this helps anyone reading it.
@@bobinthewest8559 the pumps are the expensive end lift and injection
@@stephendiamond9893 …
Key phrase in my comment, “over the long term.”
Break the numbers down over the lifetime of the truck…. And a diesel truck will cost you less (per mile, or however you want to quantify).
A big part of this is the sheer longevity of Diesel engines. A Diesel engine will easily put a million miles on the clock when properly maintained.
Gasoline engines have improved immensely over the years…. But I would still consider one done by that point…. While the diesel realistically can be rebuilt and run another million miles.
Of course, by the million mile mark…. Most guys are sorta “itching” for a new truck anyway, lol
@@bobinthewest8559
With the way, things are going with Biden and Company wanting to get rid of all diesel by 2035 a lot of the towing companies, garbage companies, trash companies dumpster companies are switching over to gas. I personally am a diesel second GEN dodge fanatic only because that’s all I’ve ever had and I’m more familiar
150K on a hooklift truck? that includes the cost of the dumpsters?
what’s the biggest size dumpster you can use with these?
22 cubic yard size
Have you had a dumpster stoken?
No sir.
@@samedaydumpster how do you attach the apple tag to your dumpster? Also how does the $2 month service fee apply. Didn’t see this when looking them up.
@@samedaydumpster it’s saying No monthly fees required.
@@Frompushmowertoprofits There are no monthly fee’s. I was just breaking down that if you paid $25.00 for each AirTag and they last 1 year… it averages $2.08 / month. I didn’t explain that very well previously
@@samedaydumpster Lol 😂 That’s on me too.
60k for a 26ton hook here in Australia, then the truck, then the bins…
No questions…. You guys don’t play around in Australia
I don’t know which brands are available/established in Australia (shipping costs are a factor if purchasing from a foreign provider of course)…
But, I just got a price directly from the regional sales manager (pacific northwest, USA) for their #65,000 unit about a week ago, for a special build I was considering. He quoted $60,000 for that unit.
However, in most applications, that’s pretty extreme overkill. Most of the usual roll off operations will never require anything heavier than the #50,000 unit (which also shaves a solid #1,000 off your tare weight).
I didn’t get the price on that though, since the numbers (pricing AND weight) were getting too large, so I’m looking at alternative methods of achieving my goals.
Edit: forgot to include…. That regional manager was with “Stellar” 😊
You could have got a decent truck for 50k not 90k
We aren't trying to buy anything that will "just get the job done with something decent" Not how we run our show. Thanks for watching.
Hook life is the only way I live my life one can at a time
You know it brother. Thanks for checking out our channel.
I don't understand how their's $ to be mad on dumpsters if people never go over the ton limits
A good indicator that this may not be the business for you.
If you can’t make money…. You’re selling yourself short.
Lmao this guy is funny. “I had a Denali truck that was a 90k truck”
Dude we buy 5-10k diesels and run them with a 20k trailer setup. Get the hell outta here with that
Adam, this channel and video is for guys wanting to elevate their business and get to the top. Its not for the cheapest guy in the room who spends more time "gaming" then "earning"
When I was about 16 years old, a much older workmate gave me one of the best tips I’ve ever received to this day.
“Start out with scat…. Nine times outta ten, you wind up with scat.”