If u watch closely, half the time the vacuum is not sucking at full potential bc your swinging it...just get the bulk first then get the rest at the end
Truck driver should keep the nozzle centered on the pile at perpendicular extension. No point in shifting half of the pile to the vacuum by hand. Maybe install a baby monitor or wireless backup camera to the support boom for the driver?
Truck driver does not control the leaf suction pipe. The operator handling the suction has control up and down and side to side. Leaf pile is approximately 100' x 12'. Leaf vac is odb lct 650. Educate yourself before commenting.
@@landscapesolutions3709 Talking about the direction perpendicular to the road. The boom has a fixed length, that's why the operator can't get at the far end of the pile. Just offering my ideas, thanks for the upload anyways.
Those leaves is good for a garden by tilling up the ground along with the leaves,soil together.they are good for holding in moist,less watering.they are good in holding moist
Matthew Behne g'day mate. Im going to guess that vacuum on the back is Diesel powered and running @1500rpm which is why is sounds quiet I mean you can hear more of the leaves being sucked up. Hope this answers your query. From Australia.
It's a shame my city does this for free.. then sells soil/mulch. This west coast raised guy has never seen so many leaves in my life as I have since moving back east.
Man that was a lot leafs. After a leaf job of that size do you have to go dump or do you still have room for more yards? You guys did a good job keep up the good work. I'm Eric with mobile-1 Lawn Service LLC
Mobile-1 Lawn Service LLC Thanks for the feedback Eric. Loads this size pretty much fill the box to capicity. It's not very often that we completely full the box on one job. Regards, Jay
How much does a setup like this cost? Or something similar? I've been working on startin and landscaping business and haven't been able to find the cost on a trailer/setup like this.
Jack John I was fortunate and able to buy both of my vacuums at a municipal auction. You may be able to locate one on Craigslist or by checking auctions. I've seen units in the $3,500.00 to $8,000.00 range.
We can normally get one large job similar to the one in the video per box. Three smaller jobs. I've never tried a Billy Goat or little wonder. The smallest unit we use is a single wheel 65hp Giant Vac. Thanks
Have you used this setup to vacuum grass clippings? I have seen huge piles of grass clippings left after mowing soccer fields. Have you heard of complaints of people leaving piles of grass clippings in their yard?
one way lawn service You're right. After they finish the leaf removal they should go sit in the truck and just watch. Better yet we should take your advise and put them in an enclosed trailer then blow them out.
Landscape Solutions is just my opinion. Remember. We have tarps to used you can not carry leaves or branches uncovered on the road safety first , but yeah i am thinking. About labor. But you may charge lots of money for that job so that way it is worth
You're right. I should have used one man, a rake, a tarp and trailered the leaves away on a 2 acre job. Come see me for an application. I can use someone with your expertise.
If u watch closely, half the time the vacuum is not sucking at full potential bc your swinging it...just get the bulk first then get the rest at the end
Truck driver should keep the nozzle centered on the pile at perpendicular extension. No point in shifting half of the pile to the vacuum by hand. Maybe install a baby monitor or wireless backup camera to the support boom for the driver?
Truck driver does not control the leaf suction pipe. The operator handling the suction has control up and down and side to side. Leaf pile is approximately 100' x 12'.
Leaf vac is odb lct 650. Educate yourself before commenting.
@@landscapesolutions3709 Talking about the direction perpendicular to the road. The boom has a fixed length, that's why the operator can't get at the far end of the pile. Just offering my ideas, thanks for the upload anyways.
Awesome set up, we run something similar but smaller loader, f550. That loader is impressive will last forever. You need it behind a f750 or so..
Those leaves is good for a garden by tilling up the ground along with the leaves,soil together.they are good for holding in moist,less watering.they are good in holding moist
What hasn't been remarked on is the fact that the machine isn't even running at full capacity. The rpms are low.
Matthew Behne g'day mate. Im going to guess that vacuum on the back is Diesel powered and running @1500rpm which is why is sounds quiet I mean you can hear more of the leaves being sucked up.
Hope this answers your query.
From Australia.
Nice machine
Thank you Jim.
It's a shame my city does this for free.. then sells soil/mulch. This west coast raised guy has never seen so many leaves in my life as I have since moving back east.
Big Dan that’s exactly what my city does. Put me out of business
Raking leaves is a fun, family activity.
You sure you have a big enough vacuum? Is that the nuclear powered model ?
Chicos!!! Excelente 👍💪
Man that was a lot leafs. After a leaf job of that size do you have to go dump or do you still have room for more yards? You guys did a good job keep up the good work. I'm Eric with mobile-1 Lawn Service LLC
Mobile-1 Lawn Service LLC
Thanks for the feedback Eric. Loads this size pretty much fill the box to capicity. It's not very often that we completely full the box on one job.
Regards,
Jay
Does this unit shred the leaves as it vacuums?
How much does a setup like this cost? Or something similar? I've been working on startin and landscaping business and haven't been able to find the cost on a trailer/setup like this.
Jack John
I was fortunate and able to buy both of my vacuums at a municipal auction. You may be able to locate one on Craigslist or by checking auctions. I've seen units in the $3,500.00 to $8,000.00 range.
Jack John charge minimum of $40/$5 per minute
That is amazing
kerja 2x....mengapa truknya tidak mendekat tumpukan daun daun? make tired
How many homes can you service before dumping? Have you previously used a smaller leaf vac billy goat or little wonder rig prior to this one?
We can normally get one large job similar to the one in the video per box. Three smaller jobs. I've never tried a Billy Goat or little wonder. The smallest unit we use is a single wheel 65hp Giant Vac.
Thanks
What's the minimum charge on this? $40? $5 a minute?
Are the two guys with rakes really needed?
Stu
When we do a full leaf removal I always have the guys rake up anything missed by the vac. Don't want them standing around just watching.
Thanks
Landscape Solutions $40 minimum or $5 per minute? I am not sure if that's how it works
@stu No
Have you used this setup to vacuum grass clippings? I have seen huge piles of grass clippings left after mowing soccer fields. Have you heard of complaints of people leaving piles of grass clippings in their yard?
We've never used the machine to remove grass clippings however it will suck up most anything put in front of it.
@@landscapesolutions3709 hey man lot lifs
Do you compost the leaves
Somebody has too many trees in their yard. Sheesh!
Dude swinging the vacuum isnt thorough At Allll. Sloppy as F#@%
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Dude with the hose is sorry as Hell!!
Who have one
I need one, who have ont
Wo zu und warum zwei Mitarbeiter mit hacken??
that thing sucks
Dude! Why don't you try filming farther away. You're much tooooo close. Smh!
Das ist doch Blödsinn
4 people plus the truck ! no thats lots of money on labor 2 people and inclose trailer will be enough/
one way lawn service
You're right. After they finish the leaf removal they should go sit in the truck and just watch.
Better yet we should take your advise and put them in an enclosed trailer then blow them out.
Hmm one way lawn service... that must be one way to fail 😂
Landscape Solutions is just my opinion. Remember. We have tarps to used you can not carry leaves or branches uncovered on the road safety first , but yeah i am thinking. About labor. But you may charge lots of money for that job so that way it is worth
one way lawn service
2 two hours from start to finish. Sticks limbs and assorted debris go on a separate truck.
it's a good time estimate
No money made with 4 dudes on one job
You're right. I should have used one man, a rake, a tarp and trailered the leaves away on a 2 acre job. Come see me for an application. I can use someone with your expertise.