Acquire Equipment Strategically ('Work-First' Approach)

you don't need much equipment to start in hardscaping i don't want you to go out and buy equipment anticipating that the works gonna come in and want you to get to work and then buy and then see the pattern and then buy the equipment we've already I have covered this in another video but I want to cover it specifically with you first piece of equipment you buy will probably be a midsize skid loader probably with tires tracks is better if you're gonna get into spec getting into a lot of grading work but if you're gonna be doing any snow removal which you probably aren't but some people are tracks suck in the wintertime some people that are gonna be jumping up and down screaming no they're good they're good no they're not because you can although you can climb on top of snow just go banks really well once you've cleaned a lot and get that tiny slick surface area in your tracks can't bite where your tires will you just have cheats like having skis on the bottom of it I have a videos actually showing where you're spinning and although you're spinning you're not getting anywhere you where the tracks down really fast though that doesn't have anything to do with you but it might have something to do with the people in the video so what I want you to do now to give back to you