Make More MONEY Repairing TRAILERS Then Pipe Welding 

I have my reminder set!

Watched u when I was goin to school now I’m out here making money, love your hustle!

I did a similar repair on a trailer last year , I used weld on barrel hinges as they are less likely to fail. I know those flat hinges were all you had but they will break on a trailer but not your welds.

worked at a shop that specialized in building custom trailers, as well as repairing damaged trailers, owner did fab, I did 100% of all the welding, plus was mechanic repairing cars, made great money, but owners health declined, & he closed shop in 2012. I have done mobile repairs, but stopped after me & a customer had words. around 2010, but still have all my equipment. just not doing much, as not advertising, presently

Nice job with the Horse Trailer door. A little advice, I would have suggested you use Marine Grade Plywood. It's treated and will not absorb water. Also a few drain holes to get the water out so it doesn't sit and Rot. Going the Extra mile - Under coat the back side of the door before the wood went on. PROPS to you, it looked really good. As for the Hinges on the Utility Trailer those wont last long. You already know that. REMEMBER YOUR THE PROFESSIONAL. You need to sell the Customer on the RIGHT way to do things. Your going to be OK.

That's where I made a lot of money way back when doing repair work cause a lot of hands don't want to mess with it I used to be like good give it to me glad to see you got a little work

I always enjoy watching your videos. It's great to see you venture out on your own. I too own a small mobile welding repair business. Your drive and passion for what you do along with quality work will get you as much work as you want. Most customers don't look at the rate you are charging when the results are above and beyond their expectations. You and I can thank the other people who do this kind of work, that don't return calls, don't show up, and charge and arm and a leg when they do for what usually turns out to be sub-par work. Stay true to your yourself and don't ever worry about telling someone "no" for a project. If it doesn't feel right, it usually isn't. All the best to you and your company.

I am a welding & fabrication shop owner. MCW Certified Welding Ltd in Delta, Ohio. We have been blessed with a steady amount of trailer fabrication and repair. This has nearly became bread and butter work due to our shop rate being $80 per hour Time & Material. Everyone gets a great service and we make the money we need to operate and grow.

"Happy horse, happy dad....orrrrr whatever" 😂😂😂 good shit man

Can you do more videos on this kind of work? What rods or material you use and how you quote these types of jobs?

Man I’ve enjoyed your videos for a while now and cuz of you I got into welding and going to school for it want a better life for my family. And moving to Texas in the near future for the welding jobs and better living Cali is to expensive thanks for the inspiration and confidence I’m almost 30 and well better late then never for me keep them videos coming.

I’m not a welder or plan on wedding. Just enjoy watching these videos 😂

I'm back! Great to see you again Rico 😁. Things looking good buddy 👍. Keep up the good work

It would be a good idea to prime the metal and paint it and also doing the same to the wood but the rubber was a good idea 👍🏼

Yo I fw ur content bro I’m lookin to be a rig welder in the future. Starting as a helper for lu 25 in spring (iowa/Missouri)

What size rods you use for your trailer job?

Keep those new projects coming. You the man.

Want to see tha vudeo on how you quote your jobs! 🔥

Let’s see that quote vid

i’m hella confused on how you welded those hinges.

Ayy bro love your videos! i just finished and passed my combo welding course at SWA ( Tig/stick) Im having a difficult time getting a job since most places are asking for experience which i lack only. Im ready to work and get my welding career started. Id love to become an apprentice of yours and work for you if there’s any chance id be super grateful! Or any advice id really appreciate it also! Keep up the excellent work! 💯

You recommend that welder then? Cause if so I’m bout to cop bro

dirty hands are clean money

The reminder has been set 💯🙌

Always disconnect the negative terminal before you do welding on a vehicle bro, you can fuck up a lot of shit with the electrical system. Just a heads up but keep up the hustle bro💪🏽 💯

Painted the trailer light 😂

Un comentario y suggestion pasitiva para ti!! Viera sido mas proffesional y visto mejor el jale con tuvo de 1" or whatever y Puesto unos pins so the gate could come out easy whenever the lawn ppl need to take the gate out.. las bisagras no creo k awanten mucho. 1" or whatever works best tubo de stainless welded 3 oh 2 en cada eskina y en medio..same to the trailer luego cuando Pongas la gate le metes los pins y estuvo

Mob ties over there had me 💀

How much on average does this pay?

Hey rigo will a yeswelder be too powerful for the house outlet

How do you go about biding your quotes how do you know what to charge

Respect bro✊🏽

What do you guys price your jobs at? N also 1 hour minimum 2 hour minimum?

Any hard hat stickers ?

wuestion did you unplug the battery first?

How do you give your prices

that's not a Dodge... that's a Ram...

*THAN

9 more hours to go.

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How much did u quote for the job? I have my friend a friend price on his trailer ( welded a lock pin on both sides ) had to grind the old pins off and took two and a half hours and charged him $50 but was just wondering what would a customer price be?