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The Fuel Sawzall is a beast if you want a cordless option.
Oh yeah all cordless, also going to be needing a good air compressor and generator
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Jeez chase has more tools than me now
My milwaukee power tool collection needs work, i am buying an impact soon for doing decks, and sawzall for demos,
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Holy FRIGGIN CRAP!!!!!!! Chase you son of a gun! Miss you dude!!!!!!
Haha miss you i will be around now more trying to be
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That was also my 5,100 post to the TIA forum.
Getting there thanks man, gonna start a thread about building this rolling tool shed should be a good one, have a work bench, then shelving to hold tough boxes or something along those lines and racks and other things
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Congrats and best of luck nice work
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Welcome back man!!! It has been too long. I'm almost done with tech school now. You have been gone for a couple of years haven't you? Glad to see your business is taking off.
Thanks man good to hear and yes it has been
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Over weight load grossed 35k DOT would have had a field day
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500 notifications it has been to long, I will mark the one year mark for my Landscape company in January, Rogers Landworks LLC and be 18 in January also, I am still a milwaukee fan and still use them for when i need a new power tool but have become quite the STIHL Collector, i have 2 full time guys working with me, 3 trucks, my f250, a 97 f550 dump bed i stole for 3k 7.3 power stroke, and a isuzu nor enclosed box truck, i will soon be going back to enclosed trailer for running mowers and one for my hardscape/ concrete, enclosed box truck is not the way to go, i do lawn maintenance , landscape design and install, pavers, certified by allan block in retaining walls fire pits knee walls out door kitchens, i have a huge gooseneck dump trailer i rent out and use for land clearing and material hauling, i will be financing a cat 287b track loader after I'm 18. and now have gotten into concrete patches/ asphalt patches crack repair and surface painting so i cover all of the outdoor surfaces. i hope to grow it into a multi million dollar company is the plan, but when i get my enclosed for my "tool shed" i want to make it modular so i can have all my concrete floats etc in one bin or my chisels and hammers and adhesives for hardscape, etc whats on the market I'm out of the tool world but i promise this won't be it I'm sticking around now i need to remember how to post pics
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Yeah most of those i belive have 4 ccylinder diesels
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i love the black and red combo, looks great on trucks.
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Hey Chase good to see you back. Your truck is sweet!
Thanks man!
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Thanks guys hopefully going to get it tomorrow, hes going to send a bunch more pictures this evening so i will post and see what you all think.
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Chase, you little asshole! Welcome back!!
I finally upgraded to the Fuel Hammer Drill and Impact. No regrets.
I was in Ormond Beach long enough to eat lunch at the Cracker Barrel right off 95 about a month ago. If I'd known you were still alive I'd have hit you up.
You gonna stick around this time?
No shit haha thats right down the road from me haha!!! Yes i am planning on it!! Haha
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What kind of mileage do you get with it now?
If i can keep my foot out of it, somwhere around 17
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I would hook it up to your truck and see if the brakes do anything or make noise or show any sign of working. The brakes could get expensive.
I have read about a special magnet on the trailer drum brakes that tends to go bad or the wire will corrode off, i will do some research on it.
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I think you better jump on it, that would be gone within the hour where I live.
I think i am, hopefully wednesday i will go get it.
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One other thing I would want to look at is if the wood on the trailer deck is in good shape. It's not hard to fix but lumber isn't cheap either
From the picture it looks to be good, the seller said it was in good shape, no holes or rot or splitting, he said he will send some better pictures tomorrow.
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He said hes gonna take the wheels off and take pictures of the brakes, also its a 2005 which is pretty new.
Edit: He was asking 1000, but i got him to $850, which i think is a good deal.
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Hey guys so i am in the midst of buying a trailer,i wan to be self suffcient for my business, it will pay for itself in no time, the goosneck was a bit out of my price range, but i have found another which i am really liking, its a 16 x 7 tandem axle, 3500 pounds each so it will haul a car or small truck, tractor etc, its in real good shape, led lights, brakes, tool box, deck is good. tires are good. Also i have a lot of confidence in seller, which makes everything better, but this trailer is about perfect and will haul about anything, and i can do alot to it, going to put a winch on it so i can load stuff that i cant lift by myself. also sold my boat this week, i needed the cash haha. but here it is, and i want everyone to show off there trailer cause it is like our truck we gotta have them. heres the trailerhttp://jacksonville.craigslist.org/for/4555705542.html
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Welcome back Chase!
Thank you and congratulations!!!!
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I think it comes down to how aggressive you state enforces the federal rules. They spell out the rules on this page. http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/do-i-need-usdot-number Oh here is the rule it only applies to interstate commerce. Your fine if your over 10,000 pounds in the state of Florida, but you can get busted had if you drove and got scrap outside the state of Florida or took scrap out of the state.
Oh ok then i will be good, i will hardly ever even take the trailer on the interstate, the only reason im jumping on this gooseneck is because its has a low deck hich is rare and isnt to long. hopefully going to work a deal out tomorrow,
Yes it has been awhile
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Gas need to portability to roll into a spot on the trailer or roll to a back yard