Another excellent video Neal. I see you and Sam over at Tri Star Diggin running these smaller trucks. I like the appeal of them, smaller than a tri axel, easier to get into smaller places, cost is cheaper.....I, like most of us, always want to go as big as I can afford. Todd at Diggninlife21 told me to be competitive I'd probably want a larger truck than one the size you have. Do you find yourself wanting a larger truck at times? If so, what would you upgrade to?
Thanks for the comment Duane! I love the single axle cause it's easy to drive, easy to back, easy to haul a trailer, etc. But yes sometimes it has its limits with hauling. I work alone so anytime I need lots of stone I usually just call the rock yard and have them deliver to me with a couple trucks. The single axle truck is good for residential deliveries. Most people don't need 23 tons.
I have a truck looks just like yours except for color. How much weight can you carry? I figured 10 ton on mine but haven’t weighted it yet. Not on the road yet. Thanks for the videos.
Awesome. I usually ask for 10 tons and feel completely comfortable with that weight. I've carried around 12 though when the loaderman got a little wild.
Haha there's not a big selection of wipers that fit an 89. It's kind of an odd setup with a small shaft and cotter pin. But yea I think they were $7 each at Napa
It's fascinating to both watch and hear the gravel come out of the dump truck to the ground so smoothly.... it is a guilty pleasure!
Thanks Aaron! I agree it's a good feeling after a nice spread.
Thank You..👍🏾☑️
You done fine driver when it clogs up just open them chains little wider it come out I've done it for years love spreading rock.
Keep up the good work. I like this channel.. maybe one of these days you'll be as big as Andrew camarata 👍
Thanks so much for the comment! I enjoy doing the work and sharing things I've learned!
Also your username has me cracking up
Another excellent video Neal. I see you and Sam over at Tri Star Diggin running these smaller trucks. I like the appeal of them, smaller than a tri axel, easier to get into smaller places, cost is cheaper.....I, like most of us, always want to go as big as I can afford. Todd at Diggninlife21 told me to be competitive I'd probably want a larger truck than one the size you have. Do you find yourself wanting a larger truck at times? If so, what would you upgrade to?
Thanks for the comment Duane! I love the single axle cause it's easy to drive, easy to back, easy to haul a trailer, etc. But yes sometimes it has its limits with hauling. I work alone so anytime I need lots of stone I usually just call the rock yard and have them deliver to me with a couple trucks. The single axle truck is good for residential deliveries. Most people don't need 23 tons.
I have a truck looks just like yours except for color. How much weight can you carry? I figured 10 ton on mine but haven’t weighted it yet. Not on the road yet. Thanks for the videos.
Awesome. I usually ask for 10 tons and feel completely comfortable with that weight. I've carried around 12 though when the loaderman got a little wild.
Nice wipers. were they half off? They look it. 😁
Haha there's not a big selection of wipers that fit an 89. It's kind of an odd setup with a small shaft and cotter pin. But yea I think they were $7 each at Napa
Great job
Need to do some research on your vocabulary gravel ?? Looks like Stone your hauling
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Haha yes, it is really crushed limestone. Most people around here say gravel and gravel driveways so it's just stuck with me.
@@NealORussa great videos though keep them coming
@@rickscott4879 thanks Rick! Appreciate you watching!