⚠️ Dangerous Load Securement with a Faulty Truck ⚠️
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Dealing with sketchy freight and mechanical issues is a rough part of being a trucker.
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Thank you. Just getting into flatbed and looking for advice.
Glad to help
Starting on Monday! Can't wait to watch more of your videos to understand technique!
Glad to see you doing well bro. Keep grinding.
Thank you, I will.
1:15:37 You said helmet hair. It sounded like a smashed brillo pad. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Another good video. What kind of refrigerator do you have in your truck? I just finished with my trainer at TMC this past Friday.
Congrats on making it through your training.
Here is a link for the cooler that I use.
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I did a review on the cooler also. See it here. ruclips.net/video/bt4co0cME1Y/видео.htmlsi=_0rS-LnyJ27XU40K
Can u make a vid about there specialist division
Place to park, Weigh station I-4 by Seffner… good space n bathroom
You keep saying FL. is not a good money spot. Which states would you say are good $$$ spots?
The Midwest is pretty good on average.
Just subed not too long ago...going to be starting TMC soon so your videos are extremely helpful. Question I have is on a load like that would you drop the air in your trailer to make it less tall or would that not make much of a difference ?
Thanks for the sub!
As tall as that load looked, it was no higher than the 13'6 realm. You could dump the air in the trailer for a special scenario and move for a short distance, but I would not drive with the air dumped for a prolonged period of time.
@@EruditeTrucker well just as far as load securement to make the overall height lower . But that wouldn't help so much with a 13' load I imagine .
There isn't much you can do to make the load itself lower. If you have something that is that tall, you should definitely measure the height before you take off with it. If it's over 13'6 you should take an overheight route to avoid hitting anything.
@@EruditeTrucker does your GPS help with that or is it you find out when you get there type of things ? Also , thank you for your time answering my questions . Hopefully we cross paths one day , I'll be doing my training out of the Columbia terminal .
The tremble in the truck will notify you of some low bridge clearances. I never fully trust that, though. I always look out for the road signs.
Keep an eye out for me. I run a lot, you could see me anywhere.🚛💨💨
Do you need to go over the scale when parking up overnight at a weigh station? Or can you drive past it and park.
I go by what the arrow in the weigh station says. If I get the green arrow, I'll bypass the scale and park. If not, I'll get on the scale before I park.
@@EruditeTrucker ok thanks, good to know
Can you cook with an air fryer or electric skillet on the truck?
Yes
@@EruditeTruckerok, I know they're particular about their trucks so wasn't sure. Thank you.