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Fall Clean-up and leaf removal tips plus help bidding and estimating for the job. The "LEAF BURRITO" Removal method and how to charge for a landscaping fall clean-up-even without the Right set up or equipment! Fast tips help you do it! Lawn care made easy 😃 We service Woodbury Mn, Mendota Heights MN, Eagan Mn, and more.
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@rustynail3159 6 лет назад

Oh yes, the old Leaf burrito ! Brings back memories of the younger days when we first started out. Just the other day I sat back with my cousin that helped me start the business and has been with me since day one many many years ago and we were watching the guys work the other day thinking to ourselves, good God has this company grown or what. We went from a tarp to a 16 inch wide hose with diesel engine vacuum and a guy running around on a zero-turn mower with a hydraulic operated leaf plow pushing massive piles of leaves to the vac. I remember when I was young being told by other business owners much much older than I that someday I would set back and realize just how much I've grown and now that day has come for me. Keep up the great videos and God bless

@Dirtmonkey 6 лет назад

So cool!

@edwardlee3286 7 лет назад

Getting creative and getting it done - I started my mowing company back in March. I was doing it solo, until the jobs grew to be too much and I got a few unemployed friends involved. They came and went, with no one actually really reliable. I was sitting at the kitchen table planning the day, complaining about how much work I had ahead of me because my help was a no call, no show. My wife said " why can't I help you? " just matter of factly. I told her it was hard work, it sucks but if she wanted to she was welcome to give it a try. I expected to have to actually double work that day, going behind her to clean up AFTER she had cleaned up. To my utter amazement, she was the best damn decision I've ever made in my company! We work together now on EVERYTHING. I haven't had to hire a single person since. The customers get off on the fact we are a husband and wife team. Like us on facebook at facebook.com/ddddcvidor

@bahamasking2063 7 лет назад

Edward Lee Do some RU-vid videos.

@godzilladestroyscities1757 6 лет назад

Welcome to the farm. This is how we used to do things.

@ORTEZW 5 лет назад

I can relate to everything you spoke of feels good to hear someone else how's the same issues as myself my mom told me some people don't even have work to complain about that's ahead of them that kind of stopped you from complaining so much my wife asked me about helping and as you said I said it was too hard however after reading your statement I may take her up on that

@GregNaturalImpaktJones 4 года назад

Edward Lee I had the exact same experience with my lawn mowing company. Natural Impact Lawn Care for life.

@yowmemperor 7 лет назад

Stan, something that has help me a lot, I have a different mower, but found it extremely helpful to discharge the leaves to one area/strip. Then use a chute blocker and run over the leaves multiple times, (unless wet, if wet you will just smash them into the ground and it will look terrible) then come through with the bagger. It saves a lot of time, but I can take a 12 bag load down to 3 easily. Downside, is your load will be heavier with fewer trips to the drop site. But, if you rig a pull like you showed, its no problem.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thanks for the advice- I will be using that in the future!

@yowmemperor 7 лет назад

Hope it's helpful for your situation! Keep up the great work!

@yowmemperor 7 лет назад

To add to that, check into gator blades for leaf reduction!

@stevenb6984 7 лет назад

Thinking outside the box with the backpack blower and the Grandstand! That's the way to do it! It's nice when your children take interest in the family business. When I worked for my grandfather's retail/wholesale greenhouse business it always brought a smile to his face to see that I was interested in the tricks of the trade. I learned a lot from him and I also taught him a few things along the way.

@darknight19982009 7 лет назад

Stan how did you get so smart? your videos amaze me. Just chalked full of knowledge and experience. I've worked with guys in this business that have been doing it for 45+ years, and they still don't know all the things you do. Amazing.

@luisfeliciano3051 5 лет назад

Thank you Sir, for the words of encouragement and motivation..... 50 yr old military retire about to start a father & son family business to stay active & Motivated. Thank you , God bless and Merry Christmas!

@Dirtmonkey 5 лет назад

Merry Christmas Luis, best of luck to you and thank you !

@robertswift6101 6 лет назад

congrats that your daughter is learning at a young age,,you are teaching her well as a father.

@billhendrickson5506 6 лет назад

I have had a lawn service, for many years. Collecting leaves is the big job. l'll give you a little secret to pick up leaves fast. Using my Cub Cadet lawn tractor with multiple bagger attachment I blow/mulch the leaves into windrows and then I BACK over the rows as fast as I need to collect the leaves. I used to push/chase the leaves around, no more. Try it, what do you have to lose.

@Eduardo52831 7 лет назад

I highly recommend you a dump insert for your 3/4 & 1 ton trucks. Great vid

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Great advice Eduardo!

@Chepecafeteria 7 лет назад

I can see in your face how proud you are of your daugther.

@rustynail3159 7 лет назад

the trailer and tarp is the way that we started out many years ago . we used to call it the big leaf turd .

@mariosaenzlandscapingservi6786 7 лет назад

now im in the mood for a burrito

@ScagPowerEquipment 7 лет назад

Leaf Burrito... We like it! Great video with a lot of valuable information.

@mikecowan5786 7 лет назад

that mower and blower haha that's something I do.

@outerspaceslandscapellc 7 лет назад

we run mulch plates on our mowers down in ga. weekly cleanups are required down here. mulching leaves then blowing the excess off works well. plus I'm not having to drive to a dump for every property.

@tlodland1 7 лет назад

I'm in Lino Lakes, MN. I own my own business. Biology. Then I had a stroke, two of them. Travel took care of that. BUT I'm looking forward to get into lawn care business. Snow removal in the wintertime and lawn care in the summertime. I've been looking at your videos - good job! The stroke has left me paralyzed on my right side and left me speechless. I can't talk. That's all! I'm kidding. I'm enjoying your videos! See ya!

@armandolanda5082 6 лет назад

Thanks for the straight forward pricing advice, boss, heck yeah that helps a ton!

@timberlineoutdoorservices2338 7 лет назад

with hauling leaves we get $300 all day for that size.....3 man crew does it in 45 minutes or so. only reason I say this is because first...you can get more money....but also lump sum is a must like you say.....thanks man

@chrisb6131 7 лет назад

Chris Smith I was gonna say $50 an hour is dirt cheap especially bringing out a zero turn. I've been knocking out cleanups that size out in an hour or so with two other guys and would charge at least $200. Started bidding this year. one dollar per minute per man. Seems to work out well.

@emersona9 7 лет назад

Chris Smith I was thinking the exact same thing. 190 sounded dirt cheap I know guys in my area that would charge 800-1000

@classiccarsengland6083 6 лет назад

Orr that dog in the cornener soo cute

@darrensmowing9773 7 лет назад

cool dog.. I was waiting for him to talk back.. the leaf clean up was good too.. ;)

@GardenViewLawncare 7 лет назад

Stanley- I have the same mower to do our cleanups an easier way to minimize the load of leafs it's mulching I know it requires a second mower but what we do its we open the bagger and mow over the entire property after a few pases we pick up and load. a lot less leafs when they are shredded in pieces.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Great advice Joaquin- Thanks!

@stevesanchezpinto4256 7 лет назад

i also do that, find it speeds it up

@MRosati5000 7 лет назад

Yup, I cut the crap out of them first with chute open. Every lawn is different. Disperse all over property good organic material.

@roaringlion1 5 лет назад

I do the same with my 52" walk behind with the bagger on, I let it fill up and than the mulching starts once the bagger is full. Looks like your still sucking up leaves but it shreds them to tiny pieces. Than go over it again and it sucks them up and you get more in the bag on the second go around with them all compacted.

@jamesrosa1819 7 лет назад

Definitely buying a billy goat leaf vac next fall, it'll help speed up the process and allow us to keep up and take on more work. Our process has been to blow all the leafs out and off the lawn onto the pavement, mow and grind them there and then pile them up into the truck.

@adamd6330 7 лет назад

Awesome video. Our company services the south metro also. although the leaf season is now pretty much done with this snow. a tip for next season or spring for the folks that will be calling for clean up.... to move mass amounts of leaves...drop your mower deck to ita lowest but not storage setting. for our gravelys its 2". naturally the anti-scalp wheels will keep the deck from mangling up the lawn but serves as a leaf plow. we destroy leaf clean up jobs with just that one factor. no, it does not compromise the integrity of anything on the mower. if youre worried about it, use your blower to clean off your mower. it moves mass amounts of leaves in just a min or two.

@sancheztv957 6 лет назад

hi Stan thanks for sharing your experience. talking About how to haul leaves away with out the equipment, I do it the Same way here in Ohio I have a 16 foot trailer but I put a 2 feet high ply wood around it, I put a torp under the debris in to trailer first so it's easier to pull it out when you get to the dump. I bought a special torp to cover so won't blow away while on the road they do sell them at harbor freight tools for like $40

@freedom1439 6 лет назад

We use the ZTR to run over the leaves 1st. This mulches them down a lot smaller. Then we remove them....sometime we will take them to other customers places they like to have them for mulch......I also put them in my garden......

@victor4071 7 лет назад

i make some descent piles with the blower and drag hem with a tarp pulll by the machine... works awesome for me.

@bmxdenver1 7 лет назад

Co-worker took duck tape to the bottom of his backpack blower and made a flat and narrower nozzle so the coverage was wider and the air stayed closer to the ground and contained the leaves better on the side walk

@LeonardoEUA 5 лет назад

You are the best man and I really love this channel!

@Mr123precious 7 лет назад

my goodness, I forgot my hourly rate plan, thanks!!! liked and began to follow. God Bless!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

God Bless- Hope the video helped out!

@ryanconrad1516 4 года назад

When the leafs blow out the bottom of the deck on the discharge/ blower side of the deck the bagger is either full or the blower is clogged. Rookie mistake to keep going with the blower belt on. They do mulch the leafs down really well if you pull that belt off and run around for a while, you can get a lot more in one bagger once they’re mulched instead of sucking up full sized fluffy leafs.

@cyenteeszt826 6 лет назад

Thank you stanley. You're freaking awesome!!!

@Dirtmonkey 6 лет назад

😃👍 Your welcome Armando!

@briansierzega 7 лет назад

We are blessed with that Polish ingenuity-ski...lol Happy Thanksgiving from Chicago, Stash! 😬

@samh1155 5 лет назад

Stan tip here for your crew. When unloading the burrito two guys grab the passenger corners of the tarp and roll or pull that to the drivers side. if its to heavy 3rd person can get under that tarp, lift up and push that right off the trailer. Also when hauling mulch not only tarp it but put a tarp under it. I prefer the mash tarps this especially save product from falling through the boards of a trailer and saves a lot of time. With two men and mulch in the bed of a truck if they grab the front of that tarp that's under the mulch they can roll that mulch to the tail gate quick.

@Dirtmonkey 5 лет назад

Thanks for the tip Sam!!

@wardlawncarelandscaping5976 7 лет назад

We lose a canvas tarp on the floor for leaves and small limbs. Once it's full we use a 3/4" Polly rope and some big rocks we found insert them in the corners of the tarp then tie the rope in a choker rope are und the knots. Attach the other end to a stump or something stationary and pull forward unloading the whole trailer in less than 5 minutes. U can also use the rope by itself to pull limbs out of trailer.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thats a Great way of doing it!

@jsc20082 7 лет назад

the dog should be in every video. nice leaf burrito!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thanks and Thanks!😃

@HJW81253212 6 лет назад

What about a leaf Chalupa!

@JamesBrown-ey4mt 7 лет назад

The insurance is $2 Million per year, (2 claims of $1 Million each). It is auto-withdrawal. My business is only one month in operation. I hope this helps you. Keep up the great info, Stanley. Love your v-log.

@joseramonfloresgarcia9626 4 года назад

COME TO PHOENIX AZ WHEN THE WEATHER IS 112 TO 119 CAN STOP YOUR HARD ,HERE IS THE HELL ONLY THE PEOPLE STRONG SUVIRVE IN THIS KIND JOB !!!!

@djflexmaster79 7 лет назад

Great video as always Stan, I hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving..

@ronnrogers9459 5 лет назад

Please don't get me wrong I appreciate all your videos keep them coming

@Dirtmonkey 5 лет назад

Will do Ronn, thanks for watching !!

@orlandob9958 5 лет назад

I had many creative ideas when I was working for some loser and his company a couple of years ago. I was just “the kid” so I was never given a chance to be creative. Well now I own my own business and I have applied all my creative ideas to my business and I get results ( work smarter not harder)

@benjoiner655 6 лет назад

I have a way to get the leaves off the trailer pretty easily. Use multiple tarps like layers of a cake. Pack one on the bottom. Then put a smaller one down when you have about as much as you want to drag. You keep doing these layers as you go. Then unloading is a matter of pulling them off one at a time.

@Dirtmonkey 6 лет назад

Good idea!

@visionlawncareandmaintenan1376 6 лет назад

Keep shining on 👍👍👍

@stacyshultz7141 7 лет назад

I'm 11 and I just thought of this idea ok so you mow the lawn at a cut higher than you want to cut it in the end(mulch the lawn the first time withleaves on lawn) then come back later with a mower bagging it and just load it onto a trailer

@timeallen6900 3 года назад

All cleanup should go to the compost bin for great compost for garden/lawn. Charge them the dump fee though. Also any grass collected is good for adding nitrogen in the the compost and ooooon and ooooon.

@greggandrade9587 5 лет назад

Like the pallet trick!

@jackbenson8900 7 лет назад

I love the vids man keep them up so informative man good job

@richray2420 7 лет назад

i did something creative i was using the backpack blower after i was done trimming and looked over and saw a spot i missed and had the blower on my back and grabbed the trimmer and used trimmer and blower at the same time like i mean blower in one hand and trimmer in other

@rickclark7846 7 лет назад

I do the leaf boreto to!

@rodneystewart8958 7 лет назад

I demo a lot of equipment when I sometimes need something and don't want to buy it

@ronnrogers9459 5 лет назад

I've been in the business for 19 years how is it possible for you to be in the business for 32 years and not have a debris loader I know we have to be creative but I would think after being in the business for that long you would definitely make it easier on yourself and copy one debris loader that is Echo Bearcat makes them Little Wonder makes them billy goat makes them and a few other places or companies I should say

@trooperandcooperale3057 7 лет назад

Re-watching, it's that season here is OZ. The leaves are falling and the morning dew have been so heavy. Makes it very hard to cleanup. Wish I could use a blow torch instead of a blower. mmm burning leaves.

@jonholt201 7 лет назад

You oughta be able to 'crunch and munch' leaves with your standers...I always found that corralling leaves into a pile with a stander and then once you get a reasonable pile start going in reverse (chute facing away from the center of the pile now), for some reason reverse seems to cut finer. No dumping! You essentially mow the leaves to dust, it's pretty quick too. The yard in the video could have been done that way but it was probably easier with the bagger. But it is a fine line, could have been crunched.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

I offered the crunch and munch service. The customer wanted them removed.

@geektofreakfitnessstylel.c1164 7 лет назад

always good lessons from you

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@jamiefeyen7316 6 лет назад

Have another mower with a mulch kit on the deck. Go over the leave once with the mulcher, then suck up the leaves. You will get more leaves on the trailer..

@macylandscapingretired 7 лет назад

Great video Stan!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@LAWNFORCELLC 7 лет назад

love the straps

@rustynail3159 6 лет назад

Another thing to keep in mind is early bidding when leaves are not all the way down yet. Walk the property and look in the trees because those remaining leaves in the trees are coming down soon

@Dirtmonkey 6 лет назад

True!

@millerhorses95 6 лет назад

0:29 LOVE THE HAT!

@mpharr2 7 лет назад

How to cut around tree beds using a Zero Turn with leaving worn tire tracks from the outer tires? How to cut rain water gardens and rain water swales?

@bubbaspropertymaintenance3689 7 лет назад

yeah I put mine in "wind rolls" so I can push them with my Hustler up to the road- I was asking because of having to turn the mower on and off so many times

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Yes- but on my mower it gets bundled up and pushed around so we have to lift and lower the deck

@Blackgnturbo 7 лет назад

thanks. i been a Saturday landscaper since 2001. i love your videos. i want to make it a fulltime gig for my guys. im spring n summer putting in 30 hrs a week working 10 hrs doing estimates landscaping and sealcoating and junk removal and 40 hrs at my fulltime job juggling a wife n 3 kids. 3 trailers 2 trucks and i want more and want to leave my fulltime job but i need the insurance. help!! thanks your very motivational!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

The insurance thing is a tough one. I can't help you figure that out-sorry. but I can help you grow your business.

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power 7 лет назад

i got a quote here in pa $400/year for 1 million, but i'm a one man operation; if you have a crew & multiple trucks it's likely more. talk to whomever you already use for insurance, they'll point you in the right direction.

@chadhoward07 5 лет назад

Depending on the size of the yard I charged 2-3 times what I bid to cut the yard.

@julianlopez694 7 лет назад

Thank you again good job keep making this videos God Bless you and family

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thanks Julian!

@troymcclain1831 7 лет назад

we do not use baggers for leaf clean up just blowers and tarps and we have a leaf debris loader and an enclosed trailer.

@ArmandoHernandez-hj7uk 7 лет назад

nice dog

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@martybraun2930 6 лет назад

When my grandpa got a ride on mower my dad would pull the push mower behind

@linkster1108 5 лет назад

Forgot the leaf blower used the push lan mower

@JohnnyRocket716 7 лет назад

I typically figure $75 per hour plus $40-$75 to remove debris from site. There are a lot of variables from yard to yard but that gets me close.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Those are great rates!

@haidengeary8277 5 лет назад

Not to mention where you work out of. In my area, Massachusetts, it would be approx $500 for that cleanup.

@carlosadams5262 7 лет назад

I enjoyed the video. I'm contemplating starting a lawnmower service next year (Spring 2017). Do you have any suggestions on starting? Thanks in advance.

@antonios.3129 6 лет назад

Gracias por las ideas.

@tomw1719 7 лет назад

She shouldn't have been blowing towards the patio in the first place. Never blow clippings towards structures

@Darkeiser.7 7 лет назад

I wanna take on projects like this but no bagger...

@dsim3211 7 лет назад

We set up bi-weekly leaf removals for customers and just mulch the leaves up and there's no need to haul anything away.

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Agreed- but this customer called for a one time service so I didn't have the chance to mulch them up.

@roaringlion1 5 лет назад

I set up once a week leaf removal and charge about the same as a mowing. Do that for 5-6 weeks in a row.

@Guywithcrazyideas 7 лет назад

Did you also cleanout their gutters?

@myadventuresincooking6331 7 лет назад

I am 12 years old and run my own lawn care service do you have any tips and tricks

@samkomola7103 7 лет назад

same

@archierobinson5957 6 лет назад

Same

@timjohnson5607 6 лет назад

sure charge $65/hr like Stan after all you are providing the same services. And always charge from the time you leave your house. I'm joking because anyone who wanted that, 12 years old or 55 years old I would laugh off my front yard

@roaringlion1 5 лет назад

@@timjohnson5607 I don't work for cheap people like you....I tell those people, sorry I can't do it for 100 bucks.

@FishFind3000 7 лет назад

Can we see more videos on the mo key and the story behind it? Did you buy him? Do you need a special permit or license for one?

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

The monkey? you bet.

@jamalreynolds9244 5 лет назад

I have a lawncare business. Last night my daughter asked my if she could make $ doing lawncare. Do you have other videos of you and your daughter working together that I can share with her?

@gearjammer4779 5 лет назад

Do you have any special sauce for that leaf burrito?

@mdb7228black 7 лет назад

Hello Stan have you ever worked with scag v ride or the gravely stander? And whats your opinion. Thanks Mike

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

No but I would love to try a scag out in the future! 👍

@amberisme11 7 лет назад

should your hourly rate change as you get fast equipment?

@pokecardworld8055 7 лет назад

how much do you charge to dump the grass

@bjgarbacz1 7 лет назад

love you videos do you have a leave vac? I have one and love it!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

I don't have a leafvac.

@watchthis9792 6 лет назад

Without further ado blah blah blah blah blah blah. Another awesome video by the way I enjoyed my leaf burrito

@alexhopkins6865 7 лет назад

Stanley I live in Oakdale MN

@bubbaspropertymaintenance3689 7 лет назад

how many clutches do you go though on that mower due to all the on/off on the blades for leaves?

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

The foot action is where he raise and lower the deck-otherise that mower pushes leaves like a bulldozer.

@joemendoza2546 7 лет назад

Hell yeah thanks

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Thanks Joe!

@ramiromasariegos8763 7 лет назад

thankyou god bless you to sir

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

God bless you!

@rustynail3159 7 лет назад

I always give the customer a bid that's a little over what I think it will be and then tell them or less . so for example , I know that the job will probably be a $260 job but I will tell the customer it's $290 or less. this gives me a little wiggle room Plus when the customer gets the bill it comes in under the 290 and give them the feeling that I'm not going to screw them over and that I gave them a good deal.

@allseasonlawncare932 7 лет назад

I'm trying to get into the lawn maintenance business I'm a cancer survivor all I have is just a blower Weed Eater edger in a 33 inch Snapper Mower bagger any ideas what should I charge just any help would be welcome

@HJW81253212 6 лет назад

Google the best residential lawn care company in your area and call them for a bid on the properties you'll be working on. Then calculate the hour rate they'll charge. Then divide it in half and that's your rate to start out at. In my area the best was charging 152 hr. So I would start out at 76 hr. or 1.22 a min.

@cat320dful 7 лет назад

realy time for a new cam! ;) But i subbed!

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

👍

@theoneandonly174 6 лет назад

The dog looked like it wanted to die after you said ado

@brysonpfishing6740 7 лет назад

im 10 and have a zero turn and skiddloader and weed walkers and chain saw

@Dirtmonkey 7 лет назад

Very cool Bryson!

@theoriginalrakesweepinbags7961 7 лет назад

Take a look at this

@thatown2 5 лет назад

So you charge a $40 dump fee but you ended up blowing the leaves into the bushes???

@chuck020950 7 лет назад

Why do you dump leaves into a wetland area? Can not do that in North East.

@rustynail3159 6 лет назад

Chuck Stone there was a company in our town that just got a huge fine for dumping a massive pile of leaves in the swap on State Property. Our town has a natural dump site but it's a $600 season fee to dump there so I'm assuming this no-name company couldn't afford the dump fee so they just decided to dump it on State Park property and right in a swamp . One of my guys took a picture of the leaf pile on the state property right on the side of the road and I about died laughing thinking that someone would absolutely think they could get away with that.

@scottsovocool5628 7 лет назад

How many Echo 770's do you have?

@KarasCyborg 5 лет назад

Lazyness is the mother of invention.

@brandonsmith5692 5 лет назад

University helpw with getting clients or commericsl jobs??

@cooperbadger6217 7 лет назад

Funny story my crew got a flat tire on the mower I went out there and the found a round piece of a tree cot a hole in it and put it in the axle it worked like a tire

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power 7 лет назад

bwahah...