Can A 7x14 Dump Trailer Really Make You Money?

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  @kingwalk167 · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  How can you tell someone what they don’t make in their own business? Do you do their book keeping? No you don’t. Everyone doesn’t live where children of the corn was casted. Stop pocket watching and make your own money based on your demographics.

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• MI

  @mikea1266 · 3 years ago

  The people making $20k a month are the people selling the dump trailers. Thanks for the insight and honesty.

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  @nh39308 · 3 years ago

  I purchased my first dump in 2006 and used it as a dumpster for my construction company to save on dumpster fees. After 3 years I sold it to another contractor and purchased my second dump with the 4’ sides, barn doors and I installed the ICC dust bars so I can roll and unroll my tarp. I learned to make extra money was to do clean outs and scrap metal pick ups. Also to sort my debris from my construction sites. I also rent it out to other contractors and charge them $250 plus the cost of the load, which depends on mileage from the dump station. If you have a few dump trailers you can make some money with them. Both of my trailers have already paid for themselves many times over. Thank you for the video

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  @robertbrookshire165 · 3 years ago

  Someone used that igloo for an emergency shitter.😂

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  @SithLordmatthew · 2 years ago

  I bought a cam superline back in 2013. I absolutely love this trailer. It still looks almost new now. Bought it with aluminum ramps which make using a wheel barrel with it a dream. A role up tarp and we told them we were going to do carved signage like what was on our Ram trucks. For an extra hundred they made me 6 parts a slotted rear for each side that bolted on. A middle plate for strength for each of the sides that bolted on. And the complex front slots that did the side walls plus the front wall. They power coat finished them and the dealer installed them I had my guy make the cypress signs for this 12x7 foot trailer and the 12 foot long 10 inch wide 2 inch thick boards with my company logo craved into them slid right in the slots. Also upgraded to some gorgeous aluminum rims and they factory de-rated the trailer for me. So it was a 12k gvw trailer them made it 9990 for me so not cdl requirements here. Back then &nbsp;with tax reg and all the things I did including the $1000 on cypress signs and the front board as well came to $10,000.<br><br>Now I am not going to add up the jobs I have done with the trailer. I do mulch with it &nbsp;I take her for seeding jobs. I use it as my rolling dumpster for 30 plus pruning jobs a year and I use her as stick dumpster where all the branches my landscaping company collects end up. <br><br>What I will add up is how much money the trailer as actually saved me instead. So first thing is it allowed me to sell a 89 gmc 3500 diesel dump truck. This was a rust bucket that we started my company with had it for 10 years. It was reliable always started with no issues the motor was strong. We used the truck the same way we use this trailer it wasn&apos;t our main truck. The truck had 2000 miles a year on it in the time I owned it. That cost on average 2200 a year in repairs. Tires brakes exhaust transmission radiator you name it it wore out in that time. We also spent around 1500 a year insuring it. Fuel is easy to figure about 9 mpg times 3 bucks ave over 10 years and thats 666 a year. Registration was another 180 a year and then came town property tax that was another 150 a year. One more cost was dumping it the dump site always hit me for more then I had so an extra 2 yards per dumping at there prices figure and extra 300 a year in that cost. So grand total the GMC was costing me 4996 dollars a year to own it.<br><br>The cam super line costs me 1 dollar a year for the insurance on it. Repairs have been a battery in the last 10 years so figure that at 20 dollars a year. Registration &nbsp;has been 100 dollars. Property taxes have been 60 dollars. Then we go to dumping and it fits significantly more then the GMC could and it doesn&apos;t look like it when its loaded. So Ill dump with a maxed out load of 10 yards of brush and they write it in as 6. So the true cost of dumping a year is -500. So the cost of owning this trailer is Minus 319 dollars a year.<br><br>So Buying the dump trailer has saved in 10 years time $53,150 - $10,000 to buy it + $4000 I recouped selling the old gmc. Giving a grand total of $47,150 in savings and that doesn&apos;t including a single jobs income.

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  @Catchel9 · 3 years ago

  I appreciate you for the honesty brotha 🔥💪🏽 been seeing these “ make 20K a month “ videos and all I’ve been looking for is somebody speaking the truth. Thank you .

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• VE

  @Veteranodanet · 3 years ago

  To be honest about this, im happy to have my truck and my trailer paid by renting the trailer. <br>Thanks for your honest video!

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• ZA

  @zakprince5195 · 3 years ago

  Good luck 👍🌺🙏 God bless you and protect you always 🙏 amen Thanks Regards Zak Prince 💞🙏

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  @mikelopez4148 · 2 years ago

  I been in the dump business for 9 years I got 5 16yds . 1. Make sure your in a city or town with over 300k population. 2. Advertising every way you can and 3. Give a deal or 2 it won’t hurt !

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  @nicholasnelms3383 · 1 year ago

  2 years ago when I started, I made my money back from buying a 2022 sure-trac 7x14 pull behind my second week. First week I made $450, second week I made $14,000 minus the cost of gas and dump costs. I netted about $10,500 that week. Immediately bought another one and since it’s done very well off. 1 man show. I do it on the side of owning my own roofing company.

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  @911jvegas · 3 years ago

  LOVE YOUR HONESTY BRO. &nbsp;THAT LOOK WHEN YOU SAID PEOPLE SAID 2 GRAND A MONTH! PRICELESS.

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  @beef1481 · 3 years ago

  Probably the most useful video I’ve seen yet on this subject. Thanks for showing what it’s like.

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