@Bruh, I have issues honestly man I never thought I’d be doing this but once I started I grew to love this industry. You should definitely look into it
i work at a warehouse as an appliance technician. let me tell you…most of the problems with the machines are loose connections or a faulty component. usually easy fixes, it’s insane how some people will go straight to selling once their machine stops working.
You need a hand truck, ratchet straps, and a van or pick up truck. If you’re able to get a truck with a Lift gate or Tommy gate, the platform attached to the rear of a pickup truck is hydraulic powered and can lift two thousand pounds and not mounted on a super duty truck such as Ford F250 or Dodge Ram 2500
If you’re a healthy man with unrestricted mobility, you’re strong enough to move large appliances using leverage and you get better techniques and your body gets stronger as you progress. You can do it if you choose to.
It does happen but if you do good repairs it really mitigates the issue. Make sure dryers are completely blown out, and make sure the inside of washing machines are clean
@@Rom-ju5tfthat’s still a great business. Let’s say I’m a highly skilled appliance fixer, and I can buy broken appliances that come PRE CLEANED at a great deal. I can save big money by not spending time driving all across town collecting and cleaning them dango things. Instead, I go to bro, buy a truckload at a time, fix a whole bunch and sell them for major profits or give them away as major donations.
I'd love to know where you're located. I live in an apartment building; the 4 washing machines smell like 💩 yet nobody is keen to get them looked at or even replaced. I honestly don't enjoy washing my clothes in those machines, but it's onky $1/load.
@@theappliancedudesand that my friend is what you’re really selling. I have met several people throughout the years claiming they make huge bank cleaning dryer vents, refurbishing appliances, car detailing, pressure washing, cleaning tile, etc…. Know what they all have in common? They’re trying to sell a training program (residual income) based on some online training program or back in the day a CD ROM with training materials, business and marketing materials, basically a blueprint for a successful business. Good luck with it!
Yes and no, 10 year old appliances were probably made with better parts… you really never know i’ve had to haul away just as many 20-30 year old appliances as I have 2-3 year old appliances. And honestly with the price of parts you’d probably still be better spending the money to fix the 30 year old fridge…
You didn’t get in the side hustle of this, I myself have been doing it for 13 years and im sorry but this is a main job , daily , sometimes extra hours.. Don’t forget where you came from… Of course I make more than what you make possible 3x more only cause I take it seriously… good luck !
@@amjadkhalid6164 Ok, here is as clear as I can be.. if you wasn't a f \-/ c king idiot, you would know what it means you low IQ m () the rf\/ cker. Is that clear enough? If you need it in another language, I can put it in any language you need. 😘
Broken appliances are all due to companies deceptive warranties and service providers all they do is make sure they don't do any work. Electronic boards are usually the ones frequently failing and with failed electronic board or other sophisticated components, yes the raw price of the unit is barely $50, because electronic board cound run anywhere between $250 and $800. I don't see how you've made money this way sorry.
I have no idea who the guy in the video is but having been in the washer & dryer flipping business since 2013.. as you call them, 'electronic boards' rarely go out. Probably 20% have a board failure. $100k profit a year for me.
