Majic Attic Lift Install - From Unboxing to Operation 

Probably not worth it for him to go out and buy all new tools to go to Matt’s house.

@@brodiethiesgopro I don’t know man. Apparently he doesn’t know for sure “if his other guys would do it as nice” and I wonder if we would get the extra guy that holds a cardboard box to catch the drywall dust

Ha, ha... Curtis (Giveaway Pressure Washer Winner) sent me a case of it.

Neither. Those are both junk.

@@ObsessedGarage you save me money. What you recommend for under 650 for mobile detailer?

@@mingoreyes1 What he means is that those units aren’t near the quality they should be. They’re not literally “junk”, just comparatively. GreenWorks, SunJoe, Ryobi, Karcher, etc., are all perfectly fine for mobile detailing. You just have to keep in mind that ALL of them will fail at some point (usually a year or so). My opinion, I’d save your money and buy the Kranzle. It’s not a “status” buy, it’s legitimately the best pressure washer you can buy in that price range. If not, consider the Active unit as it will last a bit longer than the average “junk” pressure washer. Ultimately, YOU have to justify any purchase for your business = investment to value; performance and durability. 😊

@@Reaper-Jim I my ryobi went out, so just need pressure washer asap. I think I'm go with either the 1600 ryobi or the greenwoks 2700 psi. Than after my pressure washer gets out again, I spend the money on mu finally pressure washer.

I've thrown that stupid thing away about 9 times. Michele keeps digging it out of the trash.

Your kids would have a great time, and the neighborhood kids as well

Get a better job? Seems reasonable to me.

Agreed!!.....Way over priced for a 150lb cap lift......Double that max capacity and I would consider paying that much!!...

Yeah I’d fire the guy over that comment if it was my company.

I think he was just talking about not cutting past the corners with the saw so it makes a complete cut in the corners... But yeah, that could be taken the wrong way.

He was joking...

@@lukegrandgenett9150 Didn't really seem that clear he was joking.

That comment doesn’t concern me. He clearly said you can have a contractor install it. So it’s not like they have their own installers over the country/world ready to install it. And anyone who has used a contracted service who is even a shred as scrutinizing at Matt knows how slack so many of them are. Those average or below average contracted installers are who he is taking about.

Ha, ha... I'd like to meet that "handyman."

I don't know Jack. It works pretty darn well.