Just wrapped my first subbed-out landscaping fleet deal with Ford trucks

Dropped $85k on three Ford F-150s for my subcontracting crew last month, outfitted 'em with John Deere mowers for those commercial lawn jobs. Business is booming now that we're handling side yard mulching and low-maintenance beds without breaking a sweat. Proud as hell to see the team rolling out efficient.

man i feel that pride, nothing like seeing your subs pull up in solid rigs.

frustrated as shit with my current subs, they dented my trailer last week on a simple mulch run.

same here brother, fleet upgrades make the long hauls to job sites bearable.

those ford f150s are beasts for hauling gravel beds, jealous.

pissed at the fuel costs eating into my sub profits this season.

watched stanley dirt monkey's take on fleet wraps, boosted my leads by 20%.

try service fusion for tracking your sub's truck routes, saved me hours on scheduling mulch deliveries.

fuckin hate when subs forget to check tire pressure, blew two on a retaining wall job last week.

yeah my back's killing me from bouncing in crappy vans.

those john deere mowers pair perfect with f150s, cut my mowing time in half on commercial lots.

insurance companies are screwing us on fleet coverage, rates up 30% for landscaping rigs.

don't skimp on the bed liners for those fords, saved my ass from rust on wet soil hauls.

man that sounds rough, hope your subs step up.

shartbite fittings? nah, for landscaping i'm all in on pex for irrigation lines behind the beds. fight me.

for low maintenance side yards, go with river rock over mulch, drains better in wet seasons.

lol my sub crew calls their ford the 'mulch monster' after loading 10 yards last job.

yeah fleet pride hits different when you're not scraping by.

big corps buying up landscaping fleets, gonna kill the small sub game soon.

hit up angi for sub leads, but watch the fees on those truck upgrades.

check your axles on those f150s if you're hauling heavy sod, had one snap on me.

customer thought my wrapped truck was a food truck, asked for burgers mid-mulch job lmao.

same struggle, subs keep ghosting on irrigation installs.

PE firms snapping up local landscaping outfits, rates are gonna skyrocket or crash.