Crystal Creek equipment

[CrystalCreek]

Well, everyone always wants to see the equipment, so here it is. Enjoy

[DoetschOutdoor]

Nice stuff, you think you have enough chain saws though?

[CrystalCreek]

Sometimes I still can not believe that it all fits in the shop/shed.

[CrystalCreek]

Here is the ugliest machien on EARTH!!!! This winter SH*T has got to end before I weld the house and truck together:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[sgl41377]

Nice pics. Great equipment. Great storage shed. All that equipment looks brand new. How long have you been in business? Accounts? Etc. Give us a little bio on what you do with that nice sh*t!

[nosparkplugs]

Very orginized, were's the AMSOIL Saber 2-Stroke lube, and Fluid Film:rolleyes:

[hanson's glc]

nice set up. what do you pull that stuff with?

[nosparkplugs]

Here is the ugliest machien on EARTH!!!! This winter SH*T has got to end before I weld the house and truck together:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Great Job on the fabricationThumbs Up, how long is Scag warrantying that snow plow for.:laugh:

[EagleGrounds]

That ugliest mochine on earth is pretty cool! Did you make that yourself?

If your ever selling it, pm me! looks like itd be great for driveways!


What are you pulling all this with! Lets see some pics of the rig!

[Lakewlc]

very nice setup. how big is that shop/shed?

[CoupesCuts]

Nice stuff. You are out of paper towels. How does that Scag work? I've seen some custom jobs like that, but always on a hydro. How do the belts do in the wet snow? What do you pull all this with? Did you make a trailer out of the shed?

[Lawn Freak]

That is alot of awesome stuff you have! That organization inspires me too lol. More pics plz lol

[Collegepro]

Have you used those snow plows or chainsaws...or is all that new to the fleet..they all look brand new...nice stuff

[DLAWNS]

Jared-- Nice equipment dude. I especially love the Redmax stuff. The walker looks great, too. You did a nice job on that. Keep up the good work.

[CrystalCreek]

Nice stuff, you think you have enough chain saws though?

Chain Saws were from a massive storm that ripped through the area a few years back. I had a cousin that worked for a stihl dealer, so a midnight run and a big credit card bill later and we were making money. Rented a chipper and a dump, and cleaned house. The Redmax saws were an after thought. I wanted to try them. Stihl saws are better. I love tree work as well. It breaks up the lawnmowing. I bought two MS250's. They are cheap. I let the helper use them, because they typically destroy the good ones.

Nice pics. Great equipment. Great storage shed. All that equipment looks brand new. How long have you been in business? Accounts? Etc. Give us a little bio on what you do with that nice sh*t!

I am a solo op. I worked for the utility company before going full time. All equipment is paid in full. I have about 65 accounts. I went full time last year. I have been a registered and insured business for 5 years. I had about 40 clients when working at the utility company. Most equipment is about three years old. I take real pride in keeping the stuff nice. I have been cutting for almost 18 years now. Like I said, I have been at this a little while.

nice set up. what do you pull that stuff with?

I have an enclosed trailer where the equipment sits all season long. The spare stuff gose in the trailer at the end of the season, and the regular stuff sits in the shed. It makes it easier to work on it at my house, instead of going back and forth a million times. The truck in question is a Ford 350. You can see it in the "I washed the truck today" thread.

[CrystalCreek]

Great Job on the fabricationThumbs Up, how long is Scag warrantying that snow plow for.:laugh:

Ha Ha. I think scag would puke if they saw this machine.

That ugliest mochine on earth is pretty cool! Did you make that yourself?

If your ever selling it, pm me! looks like itd be great for driveways!


What are you pulling all this with! Lets see some pics of the rig!

Make me an offer. I could really care less about the scarasaurs rex:laugh:
If you want, $200 takes it. Local pick up only.

very nice setup. how big is that shop/shed?

Shed is 10 wide and 14 deep.

[CrystalCreek]

Nice stuff. You are out of paper towels. How does that Scag work? I've seen some custom jobs like that, but always on a hydro. How do the belts do in the wet snow? What do you pull all this with? Did you make a trailer out of the shed?

Good eyes. I said that when I took the pics. You win the price, an empty roll of paper towels. The belts work great. Remember, the plow clears the snow before the belts get to it. I have not had a problem.

That is alot of awesome stuff you have! That organization inspires me too lol. More pics plz lol

What to you want pics of.

Have you used those snow plows or chainsaws...or is all that new to the fleet..they all look brand new...nice stuff

Snowplow??? You mean blower right? They are brand new this season. One has never even seen snow. I got a great deal on the pair. I always like have a backup on snow equipment. They always break when you need them. The saws have seen some hard work. They are almost three years old. They sit most of the time. I make it a priority to clean and oil them after each use. I want them to be ready when I need them. Washed with simply green, and oiled with WD40 to keep the rust and crude down. I love WD40. It keeps everything looking like the day I bought it.

[nnj18]

Jared looks great! I love the redmax stuff haha and the walker looks new! Gotta get yourself a 32" or 36" stander to replace that belt scag though haha! Just think, all hydro mowers, and matching colors! :D :laugh:

btw do you even work? If your equipment looks this great all the time I wonder how good your buddies looks like!! haha and you said he was bad :rolleyes: lol

[STIHL GUY]

nice equipment. that scag snow plow is crazy

[CrystalCreek]

Jared looks great! I love the redmax stuff haha and the walker looks new! Gotta get yourself a 32" or 36" stander to replace that belt scag though haha! Just think, all hydro mowers, and matching colors! :D :laugh:

btw do you even work? If your equipment looks this great all the time I wonder how good your buddies looks like!! haha and you said he was bad :rolleyes: lol

I like clean stuff, but my buddy Mike is insane. He uses tire shine. Come back and see the equipment in three months. This is what I do in the winter. Everything is completely rebuilt. I have lots of time, and it sure is cheaper then buying new. It is also a great way to learn the ins and outs of equipment. I can tear a string trimmer down with my eyes closed.:laugh::laugh: I was thinking of a 42" stander. I have been getting away from most of the smaller yards. I hate the gates. But with the economy, I may just keep the 32" and deal with the gates. I would like to get a 42" stander to save some wear and tear on the walker. I could buy 2 and a half standers for the price of one walker.

[qualitylandscaping]

Wow that's clean equipment! Our stuff looks new until the guys put gas in for the first time. So, we have shiny new equipment for about 5 minutes, when we get stuff. :cool2:

[Lawn Freak]

Oh just pics of anything really lol. This will be a good thread with pics like you posted before.

[CrystalCreek]

Wow that's clean equipment! Our stuff looks new until the guys put gas in for the first time. So, we have shiny new equipment for about 5 minutes, when we get stuff. :cool2:

Yeah, they look pretty now, but come the season start, well you know. But it gives me something next winter. I try to clean at least once a month, but sometimes I get to busy to do it. I wish there was a way to keep it clean besides not working.

Oh just pics of anything really lol. This will be a good thread with pics like you posted before.

I will get more pics as I get other things fixed and season ready. I am going to get the spray tanks going next. I love those thing....NOT. PITA, but they make me a lot of money. I will also get pics of the trailer when it is back in the season setup. Right now it is storage of the spare crap that usually fills the shed. It is just easier to work on the stuff at my house and I dont want to drive the trailer back and forth every day. Got to love the home shop setup. Get cold working on something, go inside and grab some hot coffee.