VALLEY TRANSPORTATION !!! RGN's/FLATBED WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS WHEN PICKING UP AT A SHIPPER !!!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • HEY GUYS, In this video I try to show all the steps that happen when picking up a load at a shipper. The load will be a John Deere 770GP motor grader, 39000 lbs. It was listed as 8ft 10inches wide but we stuck the blade under the main body of the grader. So you get to see the flags and banners being put on but I took them off before leaving...
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  • @WalkerLouise-j4u
    @WalkerLouise-j4u 28 дней назад

    Jones Matthew Martinez Jessica Hall Sandra

  • @jonhester33
    @jonhester33 2 года назад +1

    Never understood why people freak out if they have to use a mechanical detach? Not that hard lol

  • @johnharper2677
    @johnharper2677 2 года назад +1

    So, I'm wondering if we can get in contact with each other. I'd like to learn what you know. I left a comment in one of your other videos that I will be starting Valley this coming week. But, I'll be starting on a step. Question though. Will I always have to load my own trailer? And, I need to know the securing points for a motor grader

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  2 года назад

      trucker2chains@gmail.com
      Shoot me a phone number...
      2CHAINS

  • @justinmoyers1179
    @justinmoyers1179 2 года назад

    Do you still currently work for Valley?

  • @mrmicah04
    @mrmicah04 5 лет назад +3

    Nice video... I'm going rgn Friday,any advice for being safe and overall tips?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +5

      First tip...
      When you are all done hooking up, chaining down, etc... take a deep breath and walk around your whole truck and trailer... Take that extra minute to check your stuff again.... I like to do that to help me relax a little before I start to drive.. .. and you never know what you might find..
      Hope that helps at least a little...
      Good Luck !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @howardsmith1111
    @howardsmith1111 3 года назад +2

    Quick question - at 21:48 you secured the rear "hydraulic piece" (rear ripper), but you did not do the same for the front ripper. Is there a reason why this would not be necessary for the regulations [I know it isn't going anywhere!] Thanks.

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  3 года назад +3

      Technically, YES...It should have been done...
      Truthfully, I'm not sure if I overlooked it or if it was done later off camera...
      Sometimes I am just trying to get out of there quick...
      If I remember correctly, I knew I had to move it because my weights were not right. But I didn't have time at the shipper to do it. The truck stop was less than a mile away....
      Good catch though !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @garykemp6436
    @garykemp6436 3 года назад +2

    I can remember the first time I operated a Cat 14H I had spent thousands of hours on a Cat 16G and the park brake was between the gear shift it took me 15 minutes to work out how to get the park brake off on the 14H push the gear lever down to get it out of park

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  3 года назад +1

      Half of the job we do is just trying to keep this stuff straight !!! 🤣😅🤣
      Took me 30 minutes to get a mid 80s dozer started one time !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @thistruckerslife
    @thistruckerslife 5 лет назад +2

    Flatbedder/ youtuber looking to go to heavy haul. Video was very instructive thank you.

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      Hopefully you checked out my other videos !!!!
      When your ready to get into heavy haulin shoot me a email at trucker2chains@gmail.com
      Until then keep up the good work on your channel !!! I will give you a shout out in a video coming up....
      Trucker2chains.com
      Trucker2chains

  • @linderjohnson2713
    @linderjohnson2713 5 лет назад +4

    Looks like you made the "grade"
    A+

  • @bradmyers3327
    @bradmyers3327 4 года назад +2

    Hey now. I just subscribed. What would be your ideal tractor to pull RGN? I'm looking to buy. Thanks

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  4 года назад +1

      The simple answer would be....
      The Newest, most fuel efficient, lightest and highest HP rated truck you can afford...
      If you can get into a truck that will last long enough to use to pay it off, then run it with no payments and save save save.......
      No matter what, I would NOT buy any truck without $10,000 in a account for repairs, no freight, vacation/time off etc.....
      Also, I might wait a little bit.... Right now as unstable as the market is, it may not be the best time to start out....
      Just some advice........
      By the way, THANKS FOR THE SUB !!!!
      I Highly suggest binge watching ALL my videos !!!!!😁😁😁
      Trucker2chains

    • @bradmyers3327
      @bradmyers3327 4 года назад +1

      @@Trucker2Chains yep. I just started watching them. I haul milk in MD and it's been steady but I'm ready to do my own thing eventually.
      I ran lowboy for 8+ years before that.
      Everyone says freight rates are super low right about now anyway.
      Would you get 40,000 rears with 3.55s?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  4 года назад +1

      @@bradmyers3327 I believe we are specd at 44k rears.... also not sure about the gear ratio... bout 1700 at 75mph...
      I pull some hills in the northeast and out west down to 10-15 mph....
      Definitely would want high torque/HP motor....
      You can always talk directly to the dealer and spec a truck specifically to your needs.... or they can find a used truck already specd to the use you have intended for the truck....

    • @bradmyers3327
      @bradmyers3327 4 года назад +1

      @@Trucker2Chains last question for today I swear.......what is your wheelbase? Like 265-270?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  4 года назад

      Lol....
      285
      No Worries...
      Trucker2chains

  • @WhiteLinesBlueSkies
    @WhiteLinesBlueSkies 4 года назад +2

    Is there a reason you didn’t cross chain the front and rear? Having done this work for a wile now, is there anything you would have done differently? Thank for sharing! WLBS Ken

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  4 года назад +2

      Oh my Goodness !!!
      Had to rewatch this...lol....
      Yes, I would cross the chains on the rear of the trailer, front of the machine.....( I didn't because I was trying to get some reaction in the comment section ) Crossed them at the Truck stop after I scaled... ( good catch though )....
      I think with all that's going on with the rear of the machine I would still do it the same... Any thaught's ?
      The permit no permit for tire bulge is a hot debate... Some state's don't worry about it and some do...?....
      And lastly, as far as doing anything different now that I have been doing this awhile...... I would get in and drive that Bad Boy like I stole it !!!! 🤣😅🤣🤣😅🤣😅🤣.....
      Really appreciate the questions !!!
      Glad somebody is going back through the " archives " ....😁
      Thank you !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @MrBigR928
    @MrBigR928 5 лет назад +3

    So if i wanna step it up to the next level in my career, I'm gonna have to give up these Jolly Rancher Jelly beans so i can fit under the trailer and disconnect those lines? Wait, let me think about it while reaching for another hand full if these dang blasted jelly beans!😋. I gotchu locked in 2Chains so lets git'er done 👍

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      Actually fell out the long distance rockin chair, cause I had me a handfull of jelly beans readin your comment !!! Somehow, some way Im gonna incorporate these jelly beans into the video !!!
      I appreciate you having me
      " locked in " !!!
      And I appreciate you Watching !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @1205kalli
    @1205kalli 3 года назад +1

    There's a flatbed like that in Europe, too. But with such a cool truck, the loading is really exciting. The motor grader is also interesting. Thanks for the video

  • @HomeOverTheRoad
    @HomeOverTheRoad 3 года назад +1

    Awesome bro...Im making the switch from flatbed to rgn...a bit nervous, but excited for the cool loads.

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  3 года назад +2

      Just take it slow... Don't let anybody rush you and double check everything !!!
      Stay Awesome !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @donovandixson4576
    @donovandixson4576 3 года назад +1

    Crist Cross

  • @johnfrank2882
    @johnfrank2882 5 лет назад +1

    What criticism?? Looks like you did a good job tying it down. That’s the only machine we sell that can hurt itself! Don’t tear the steps up turning the blade to unload it...... Come see me in Hobbs America soon! Be safe!!

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      I was supposed to deliver something to Hobbs but another driver beat me to the pickup !!!
      Should have crossed the chains on the front !!! But I did after scaling at the T/A...
      Be Awesome Today!!!

  • @OfficialBiziBoatRecords
    @OfficialBiziBoatRecords 5 лет назад +1

    How much experience do you have to have to work for valley transportation?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      Whats up nick...
      1 year OTR. Some common sense and willingness to learn....We do have a training guy for securement and if you have any questions after orientation...
      If you have any other questions for me email me at Trucker2chains@gmail.com and put Valley in the sublect line...
      And as always if you put a app in tell them 1735 sent ya !!!
      Thanks for Watching !!!
      Trucker2chains.com

  • @JoeLabrincha
    @JoeLabrincha 5 лет назад +1

    Great Video! Love you're comment on the sign at the front bumper....fits.you well and would like to see it first hand!

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +1

      Im in truck 1704 now... If you see me stop by and Chat !!!
      Thanks for Watching !!!
      Trucker2chains

  • @strpped379
    @strpped379 5 лет назад +1

    Nice vid...I hoping to start Valley mid March. Im over the noise of running blowers all day.

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      I really appreciate the comment !!!
      How did you hear bout Valley ?
      If theres anything I can help you with or questions I can asnwer shoot me a email at trucker2chains@gmail.com .
      Put Valley in the subject line !!!
      I wish you all the best !!! And keep watching these videos !!!!
      Trucker2chains.com

  • @robertbleazard7145
    @robertbleazard7145 5 лет назад +1

    Get yourself some 6ft chains made if your going stay so much easier.

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +1

      Stayin till they fire me !!! Lol...
      Working on the shorter chain thing !!!
      I appreciate the tip !!! And the view !!!
      Trucker2chains.com

  • @stevenmurata4392
    @stevenmurata4392 5 лет назад +1

    Great video, lots of securement. What's each chain/binder rated at? Total has to be 1/2 the cargo weight? When are you delivering it to our farm, lol?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +1

      Hello Steven....
      Securement has to be minimum 49% of load.weird I know.. should be 50%....chains are rated at 6600lbs each.... anything over 10000lbs needs at least 4chains , 1 at each corner...
      Im pulling in this morning, 2 eggs and some hashbrowns and some bacon would be great while Im unloading...😁
      More vids coming !!!
      I really appreciate you watching !!!

    • @stevenmurata4392
      @stevenmurata4392 5 лет назад

      @@Trucker2Chains Thanks for reply. Breakfast for life, lol. Ever run out to L.A., CA(traffic is bad)?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +1

      I do...
      Breakfast forever sounds awesome...
      If you ever need something picked up and delivered give Valley a call... request me and then I can get that breakfast !!! Lol...

  • @overland_the_great_escape23
    @overland_the_great_escape23 5 лет назад +1

    Good job! Keep it up. Keep the videos coming

  • @1997cr80r
    @1997cr80r 5 лет назад +1

    Well done boss

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      I appreciate you taking the time to watch !!!
      More talking in the next one..!!!..

    • @1997cr80r
      @1997cr80r 5 лет назад +1

      @@Trucker2Chains Awesome!!! I'm subscribed buddy I'll be watching everything!

  • @kevinguffey1564
    @kevinguffey1564 5 лет назад

    Dont check the anti freeze? Exhaust boot?

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад

      Not everything makes the video...check the oil.... hydraulic fluid....
      The exaust boot protects the turbo from debris, rain, dust etc...
      Thanks for watching !!!

    • @kevinguffey1564
      @kevinguffey1564 5 лет назад +1

      Trucker2Chains the theory on covering the exhaust is not just debri but wind and air if the engine is not running oil is not getting to the bearings and it will burn a turbo up, by the way valley is a great company, i used to work there

    • @Trucker2Chains
      @Trucker2Chains  5 лет назад +1

      22.05 and 23.42 shows exhaust cover...
      By the way, on this New Machine... Under 10hrs on meter there is a foam seal inside the exhaust that burns away slowly over the First 10-15 hours the motor is running. Comes out as ash a little at a time... So on new machinery the exhaust cover is just for extra insurance... I put them on everything I haul... 0 liability 4 me...
      Thanks, Keep watching !!!
      And checkout trucker2chains.com !!!