Tractor Income - How To Really Make Money - Side Job
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2025
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That tractor and stump grinder combo seems to work really well. I like it!
It does a great job
Glad I came across your channel, I live in Murray, Ky
I’m going to be that guy…
I don’t care what side your binders are on, but you should have 4 points of attachment on your machine. If your chain breaks, you’ve lost all attachment on that end of your equipment.
That said, I enjoyed your video. Thanks for the content.
I have been doing tractor 🚜 jobs for nearly 15 years, my number 1 attachment by far is a brush hog, you just have to stick to your pricing , you will go broke if you work too cheap
What size tractor are you using if you don't mind me asking... Thank you in advance
@michaelmccullar2982 I have been using a tym t450 for the past 11 years but bought a TYM 5835r this year
Great explanation of what actual costs are and like you said, once you've done these calculations a few times it you will know it off the top of your head. I looked into starting a forestry mulching business and the minimum job would be $1000+. Anything less was not worth the time. I'd add that cleaning your machine, loading it and unloading it are all part of the job. That's a hour right there. Unless you are fortunate to be able to leave your rig hooked up and just tow and go. Oh and what you said about having a guy that will show up is HUGE. I tried to have my house painted and had 4 contractors tell me they were going to show up for a quote, none came. I got pissed off and bought a $400 sprayer and did my entire house in a few days. I finally got quotes and it was over $10k+
Thank you. I didn't mention it in the video but our time is part of the equation. Being on time is huge.
Here's a tip. start at the side and work into the stump. not top down. you want to grind with the grain you are grinding against the grain. like trying to sand the end grain of a board vs. sanding with the grain. I've done hundreds of stumps, trust me try it.
I talked about moving to the edge in the video. I normally use it on another tractor. I had to learn my angles from this seat. Each tractor is a little bit different. I actually prefer using my little 25 horsepower tractor because I can see so clearly. The t474 is obviously stronger, but it's harder to see implements. I would say we are up into the hundreds of stumps as well. It is a satisfying experience.
I forgot to say thank you for the insight. I do appreciate it.
Please post a video and tag me so I can see what you mean. He was going in from the front side and moving back. Looked like it worked pretty well. Im being serious, I'm thinking of doing this after I get my stumps done here and there and don't wanna ruin my grinder or 3 pt.
@@JRsVsO I've ground hundreds of stumps so I have a little experience. You want the teeth to be running parallel to the tree fibers so the fibers pull out instead of being cut off. It will work either way it's just faster if done right. I don't have videos but I'm sure you can find some videos of professionals doing it the right way on here. When I grind I start about a foot away form the wood you want to start getting the roots first. hope this helps
@@JRsVsO BTW I've never used a 3 point grinder so it may not work exactly how I'm used to. But grinding horizontally across the fibers is the most difficult way to do it.
Keep in mind there are lots of folks that have implements and do services for people at cut-rate pricing just because they like doing it, or to put gas in their machine. Not all your competition is going to be from businesses. That's why there's that guy that will bushhog your field for $100. He doesn't care about the wear. He probably doesn't use the machine a lot on his property, so he does other jobs for seat time, or other reasons, but he's not trying to make money as a business. Usually they have a full-time job doing something else and do this in their spare time. Yeah, it sucks to compete with them, as some customers are just looking for a cheap deal, but they don't last usually.
Valid point, I don't think there's enough of those to be real competition.
Great Job Tony.
FYI that premixed 2 stroke fuel is some of the worse fuel to run in your small engines. Lots of videos on this topic.
Thank you. I have never had a problem with the fuel. I have left in my weed eater over the winter and it starts almost on the first pull.
Timely topic for me, Tony. I was impressed that Tanja was running the camera while tilting the trailer. I thought that stump was going to burst into flames at one point. 🤣
Red Cedar has a lot of oil in them. It smokes a lot if I stay in one area too long..
Good Evening Sir, This is an OUTSTANDING Informative Videos ( Truck, Trailer, Tractor, Maintenance, 15% for repair, Insurance, New Implements/Attachments, Wear and Tear ) Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Informative Husband and Wife Team Work Videos Sir Cheers 🍻🍻
Hello, my friend. Thank you so much for supporting us.
@12:00 yeah I would agree from looking at the saw dust and cuts someone sawed on it already hahaha.
When cutting off big stumps with a saw plunge cut in to center then go around the stump with the top of bar. It will pile wood chips inside and never pinch the saw.
I am not a big fan of a plunge cut. I am obviously not a pro. 😁
Plastic wedges work too
Looks like somebody cut on it a little. 🤣🤣🤣.
Lots of good info for any business!
New subscriber. Nathan and Troy sent me your way.
Thanks for the sub! Troy and Nathan are awesome. Good friends.
Interesting video. I operate a commercial tractor company myself. I have a couple different options, but I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and experiences! Cheers from the Bulldog 🍻
Thank you, I appreciate the input.👍
God you mate and your family and friends as well great video and it should help people like what you do as always thank you for sharing your experience with us all.
God bless you and your family too, Joe.
Great advice nothing is free.
Dadgummed nice trailer, with hydraulics. I enjoy your videos and the information you provide. Ummmm, chickens are important, especially if I do not have to pluck them ...
🤣🤣🤣 we get to eat the eggs, but her chickens have a retirement program.
Awesome stuff, as always, guys great info for people looking for opportunities with there tractors and tractor accessories 😀
You bet! A motivated person can make some good side money.
Kinda off topic but why is there no content out there for the 554 or 454 is there any reason? I was thinking there would be a video somewhere comparing 574 to 554 or something
Awesome Channel 😊
Thank you
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Chains..4 binders. 4 binding points 4 4 4
If chain long enough, you can make 2 chains. Just to make it legal.
You need to study up a bit more before you offer advice.
What brand grapple is that. How much does it weigh. Thanks
You'd have to grind an awful lot of stumps to pay for that sweet trailer.
You misunderstand my situation. I already own the trailer because of other reasons. Something this heavy-duty is not required.
You could cut some nice cookies out of that cedar on the mill.
I thought about that, but They wanted it for a project.
Sadly in my area seems like everyone has a tractor, or a grinder...
Also really want a sub compact for my property, but seems like itd be impossible to make any money with
I made good money with a subcompact. Don't take any jobs that you lose money.
hi Tony , question how deep do you grain down the stump ?
I can grind about 7-8 inches down.
Why would you not want to see the ratchets so you would know if they are coming loose like you said
What canopy is that?
It is a Rhino Canopy.
You need ear protection brother!
What
Add $1 to the bid 😂
please stop trying to teach people... everything look brand new lol... nothing have worked to bring money home yet... cool video but the BS about the business is hilarious.
How to start a tractor business when you already have $150k in equipment