@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver with child care costs, and your job flexibility, you are so lucky to be an owner driver, and have an your husband as your mechanic
Its a sad day for the t800 but you still had a badass KWhopper come to the rescue! You friend Coles truck is badass just like yours! Always great to have close friends that are there when you need them.
Never saw a failure like that. The drive shaft is supposed to fail before it shears off the pinion. Must have been a fatigue crack in the pinion shaft. I like my Mack differentials because they have double reduction in them. If you ever get into loose gravel or sand and your wheels start hopping, it is a good idea to get a tug from someone because if you keep trying, something is going to break.
@@needaccount9597 For off road service, I like the Mack power train. I have been in some pretty demanding situations and my old "R" and "DM" models always got the job done.
I've seen a few, sometimes its just built up fatique over time that creates little micro fractures in the shaft and then one day a couple hops of the wheels and bang it lets go. Seen slip spline shafts do the same too. Just get an exchange power divider, swap it out and back to work!
I met a women that drove dump truck, we dated when I was home. i owned a beautiful cab over Pete, she wanted to learn to drive tractor trailer. I was leased to a carrier that moved machinery, after six months I went on heavy haul, this happened i the late 1960's and 70' and 80's. the safety director said I can teach, but she can't drive while I'm loaded. She didn't like the idea of empty only. most of my loads were to 10 to 14 wide, with all axles my gross weight up to 160,000 lbs. She wouldn't listen to my telling her what to do. that ended that relationship. I enjoy your videos, wreckers are nice looking well equipped and make a lot of money as you found out. I'll be watching and will catch up on your video's my CB handle was Pull toy,
Talking to your truck as it was towed away - loved it So sorry about your breakdown. Even in a situation like this you handled everything so well, you have an amazing attitude. Your rescue team and trucks were great. I'm sure you'll be back on the road by Wednesday.
that poor kenworth he was like hey what s going mom help but hey at least you had a helping paw to get your pup trailer home great job good looking peterbuilt wrecker too
Dauminique enjoy your videos as one Tri axle dump truck driver to another I been there, where you brake down and all you can do is wait. Good luck with everything. God bless you and your family.
Tough biz especially if you are billing people which of course its not a cash business. Never know when the checks are coming in. And how can you calculate what fuel is going to cost in the future? You seem like a very nice lady and a great attitude it was fun watching you so I subbed and upped you. Hope that helps. Good luck!
Can't say that I've broken a shaft but have had u joint fail. Mine failed in the center of town with an excavator on the deck. It happens to all of us. Your friends help because at some point it will be your turn to help them. At least it's only the shaft and not the diff. Not a hard fix but definitely ruins your day.
When the tires hop somethings gonna pop. Sorry it happened to you. I think we''ve all done it. Our macks used to just twist the axle shaft in half. we had spares in the shop. Easy fix right on site. Those old planetaries were heavy duty. Great attitude though, keep your head up.
It always happens that way. Things always break in the worst places. There’s Lots of stress on a dump truck driveline. Don’t beat yourself up over it. Things could be worse. You could be ugly!
I think this might be a first for a lot of us seeing this failure! In almost 20 years of wrenching and driving, I’ve seen busted u joints, power dividers and axle shafts, but this is a first seeing a pinion shaft shear off like that! I’d say if a new power divider is readily available with no issues, a couple days. Tim Gentry made a day project out of one!
Dauminique......You absolutely have the best attitude I think I have ever seen. That would have me very upset, which of course does no good. Good luck with the repairs.
Part of trucking. A lot of load on all those parts, they will wear out and they will break. Use to make my living working on them for a short time. Good to have friends. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Dauminique. NOTHING to be ashamed about. My old vehicle rode a wrecker many times just like others. When you have an old vehicle, expect any kind of breakdown. Sometimes you run for years without any hiccups. But, we have a phrase--" U work and fix and you fix to work". The top of the broken pinion showed like there was a crack,as it is very dry. Replace the seal for sure and maybe the universal joint (cross ). Do I see cracks at the end of the drive shaft? (welding). Don't give up.
Just watched a Pakistani guy do a video of taking a broken plnnion. And machining the.surfaces and welding it back together.I never blew a rear but with a truck trailer combo I always locked power divider on soft ground especially with air ride suspension. Never ran that heavy mostly 80,000 lbs.
Depends on your mechanic..and how hard to get parts. Could be next week. 25 years in construction trucking and I've never seen that. My dad and I had several trucks so we saw a lot of breakdowns!
OMG!!! I feel like I need to start by saying that I am sorry your truck broke down. But....this video was freaking awesome!!! #1 It never fails that your truck breaks down at the most inconvenient time possible. Usually when you're loaded, blocking traffic, and in the rain or snow!! #2 Taking into consideration that you were not "set up" to film this as you usually do, and then did it all with your phone on the fly is very impressive. #3 When you were laying on the ground under your truck being "dramatic", and then got "stuck" in Cole's truck was cracking me up!!! 😆🤣 Last but not least thank you for the footage of the wrecker hooking to your truck, and Cole's truck getting your trailer. Good stuff!!! 😁
That's trucking for you, break downs happen all the time so no worries...the drive shaft is an easy fix... Keep your head up and don't worry just smile it will all be ok.
Sorry for you having a break down. but dont let it get you down, i am not sure but i dont think your break is to bad, not sure now but i believe this is a quick fix. i wish you luck.
One heck of a u-joint, broke the yoke. Always fun!!!! If you can get the parts, should be back on the road Wednesday. You fixed the chains.....awesome!!!!
Dominique trucks are mechanical things will break it is what it is. Glad you were at a job site I’m not rolling on the road at 70 miles an hour. It could’ve been way worse. God bless that you’re OK.
I just love watching your video I was in trucking in Barbados 🇧🇧 now I'm in Canada 🇨🇦 trying to get my truck license because I love trucking I want to start my own trucking business here seeing give me inspiration an
BE THANKFULL IT DID NOT DROP ON A DOWN GRADE AN YOU ARE SAFE GOING HOME TO YOUR HUSBAND AN KID OR KIDS GOD BLESS YOU. I DROVE WRECKER AN TOOK CARE OF SOME BAD WRECKS YOU ARE SAFE NO ONE GOT HURT
What a untimely Break down I guess no time is good time!! Yes I have seen my share of drive shafts twisted construction sites and off road seams to be common places!! Keep Smiling On!! 😀👍
I snapped a pinion gear off the same way as you but I was coming out of the landfill back onto the main road and blocked traffic for a few hours till the wrecker got there and good luck with your repair and God bless from GA
Owning trucks is always exciting. Did it for 34 plus years. Glad I'm retired, but it did make a good living for me and my family. If parts are available you should be back fairly quick. We use to repair drive shafts in one day.
It’s tuff work long hours, u have to put in the hours to make it pay, undependable, and not being there, It broke my marriage, Trucking is for single person.,… great money to be made If u stay in the sleeper,
Dauminique, I like your optimism. But I was thinking you had that other truck you could either drive or steal parts from it to get your truck up. Hope this does not cost you an arm and a leg. Really like that you share the reality of being an owner/operator.
Driving trucks, rock crawling and mud boggin in the south and that’s the first time I’ve seen that kinda damage. Hope it’s fixed soon and you’re back up and running. So funny to hear the places I grew up at in a you tube video. Haven’t lived in WA for 20 years lol.
Your such a happy looking woman , credit to you both for all the hard work , have I missed something has your truck been repaired from the Accident. .carl uk 🇬🇧
That's a first for me, I work on dump trucks and tractors and never seen anything like that, but as long as you all don't have to wait for the parts its can be fixed in a day, I have faith and trust in Bobby that he will have you all up and running and the wheels moving again dont be discouraged just a minor set back
Stuff happens! Glad you have the contacts and got it solved. Miller Industries Century 1150 Rotator looks familiar to me from watching Ron Pratt on You Tube! He runs a 24 hour emergency towing, recovery, and road service out of Scott City, MO.
My light rigid decide to leak coolant from the radiator on Monday... Funny huh, lucky for me i found a replacement radiator as there were none in Victoria where i live, i had to get it overnighted from New South Wales and it was up and running today Wednesday.
My Dad had the Turbo blow up on him once. He was fully loaded, Dump Truck and transfer trailer. Like you, he was lucky to have good friends. His buddy Dave Evans brought 2 of his Dump Trucks over. One towed Dad back to his shop, and the other pulled his trailer back for him. It really sucked though. It put a huge bulge in the right side of the hood. Soooo, new hood complete Engine Rebuild. What a mess. Dad and Dave rebuilt the Engine at Dave's Shop. Dave was a brilliant mechanic and machinist. He had 10 of every tool and 3 of every piece of equipment you'd need for heavy duty repairs.
I'm saying Wednesday if parts are available. You have some "pull" with the mechanic. I'm sure he will do everything he can to get you rolling. Love your attitude thru this, keep smiling things will be ok.
Ahh yes reminds me of what I used to do 22 years ago. Do not miss driving a wrecker, did it from 80 to 01. I hope they took good care of you and your equipment.
Hi Dauminique i have a suggestion for your dump truck driveshaft once you get it fixed get your husband to weld on two support brackets that will keep your driveshaft from falling to the ground next time that is what all monster trucks have
David Morse is exactly right when you are experiencing axle hop...stop what you're doing especially when loaded. Good luck getting it fixed. BTW great videos...
I have been driving for 59&1/2 years and I have never seen that yoke come that way. I thought you handled the situation very well. Even if Bobby has to put in a new power divider I’ll bet you are rolling Wednesday. Good luck 👍
As a former tow truck driver seen that many times...stress failure over time and it finally snapped...can blame yourself...hard too notice on pre trip inspesction.....
Dauminique the dump truck 🛻. Great 👍. Dauminique. Friends. Great 👍 Jeff 😊😊❤
It all looked so easy, u did not seem worried or stressed, u are the perfect working mum. Putting them first, I admire u 🫶
No reason to stress, it just makes things harder.
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver with child care costs, and your job flexibility, you are so lucky to be an owner driver, and have an your husband as your mechanic
@@daftDAFdriver he also stays home with the kids during the day. We have a nanny who comes a few hours a couple days a week.
Love your attitude - take the situation and turn it into a learning experience and adventure.
Welcome to the club.
NOW You a real driver 👍🏻😎
That takes character… and the attitude you need to be an owner op… in my opinion. No need to stress over stuff you have no control over.
Good thing is you have a mechanic 😂😂😂💖💖💖💖Part of trucking this girl knows
If Bobby has the parts, Tuesday evening!! He's the best in the west!!
Haha I agree
I think Bobby will definitely have you back on the road by wensday he is a fantastic mechanic
How do you know ?
@@re9947 are you new around here?
Its a sad day for the t800 but you still had a badass KWhopper come to the rescue! You friend Coles truck is badass just like yours! Always great to have close friends that are there when you need them.
Agreed! He’s a great dude!
Never saw a failure like that. The drive shaft is supposed to fail before it shears off the pinion. Must have been a fatigue crack in the pinion shaft. I like my Mack differentials because they have double reduction in them. If you ever get into loose gravel or sand and your wheels start hopping, it is a good idea to get a tug from someone because if you keep trying, something is going to break.
I sold Mack trucks for 20 yrs, Never seen that happen with Mack rears!
Seen it many times. It failed because of shock load. All it takes is one bad hop.
Torque spike
@@needaccount9597 For off road service, I like the Mack power train. I have been in some pretty demanding situations and my old "R" and "DM" models always got the job done.
I've seen a few, sometimes its just built up fatique over time that creates little micro fractures in the shaft and then one day a couple hops of the wheels and bang it lets go. Seen slip spline shafts do the same too. Just get an exchange power divider, swap it out and back to work!
I know the feeling, it sucks but it happens to all of us.
I dropped a Drive line on a Mack and it was only down for 1 1/2 days. It should be fine. Bobby won't let you stay down very long. Be safe out there.
Oh yes… the hook of shame… been there done that! Love your awesome attitude! You’ll be up and running Wednesday!
I met a women that drove dump truck, we dated when I was home. i owned a beautiful cab over Pete, she wanted to learn to drive tractor trailer. I was leased to a carrier that moved machinery, after six months I went on heavy haul, this happened i the late 1960's and 70' and 80's. the safety director said I can teach, but she can't drive while I'm loaded. She didn't like the idea of empty only. most of my loads were to 10 to 14 wide, with all axles my gross weight up to 160,000 lbs. She wouldn't listen to my telling her what to do. that ended that relationship. I enjoy your videos, wreckers are nice looking well equipped and make a lot of money as you found out. I'll be watching and will catch up on your video's my CB handle was Pull toy,
Nice to see your chains back on hangers instead of dangling.
Chill hon it happens to anyone, welcome to ownership, lucky you it happens at work instead on the way, keep the faith and God bless.
Talking to your truck as it was towed away - loved it So sorry about your breakdown. Even in a situation like this you handled everything so well, you have an amazing attitude. Your rescue team and trucks were great. I'm sure you'll be back on the road by Wednesday.
You look much younger. Lost weight, died your hair, whitened your teeth. You really look lovely. Keep smiling!
You can never anticipate that, but like they say shit happens! Good luck!
that poor kenworth he was like hey what s going mom help but hey at least you had a helping paw to get your pup trailer home great job good looking peterbuilt wrecker too
Dauminique enjoy your videos as one Tri axle dump truck driver to another I been there, where you brake down and all you can do is wait. Good luck with everything. God bless you and your family.
Shit happens That's what friends are for is to help one another out great video as always stay safe
Tough biz especially if you are billing people which of course its not a cash business. Never know when the checks are coming in. And how can you calculate what fuel is going to cost in the future? You seem like a very nice lady and a great attitude it was fun watching you so I subbed and upped you. Hope that helps. Good luck!
Can't say that I've broken a shaft but have had u joint fail. Mine failed in the center of town with an excavator on the deck. It happens to all of us. Your friends help because at some point it will be your turn to help them. At least it's only the shaft and not the diff. Not a hard fix but definitely ruins your day.
Trucks are machines they do break. At least you have a good attitude about it. Do I have an awesome evening and day
Please get Cole to do a tour of his truck. She is exquisite.
When the tires hop somethings gonna pop. Sorry it happened to you. I think we''ve all done it. Our macks used to just twist the axle shaft in half. we had spares in the shop. Easy fix right on site. Those old planetaries were heavy duty. Great attitude though, keep your head up.
Joys of owning your own truck. Great attitude, if ya can't laugh at this stuff you will go nuts.
No reason to get upset.
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver great attitude
It always happens that way. Things always break in the worst places. There’s Lots of stress on a dump truck driveline. Don’t beat yourself up over it. Things could be worse. You could be ugly!
It's okay it's not your fault it happens keep on trucking
Haha I would if I could 🤣
I think this might be a first for a lot of us seeing this failure! In almost 20 years of wrenching and driving, I’ve seen busted u joints, power dividers and axle shafts, but this is a first seeing a pinion shaft shear off like that! I’d say if a new power divider is readily available with no issues, a couple days. Tim Gentry made a day project out of one!
He had a small team of folks to get that knocked out!
You can change on in a half a day
Dauminique......You absolutely have the best attitude I think I have ever seen. That
would have me very upset, which of course does no good. Good luck with the
repairs.
No reason to get upset. Things happen. It can be fixed.
As long as one has their physical and mental health everything else is just small stuff.Don't sweat the small stuff. Be happy.
Part of trucking. A lot of load on all those parts, they will wear out and they will break. Use to make my living working on them for a short time. Good to have friends. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Dauminique. NOTHING to be ashamed about. My old vehicle rode a wrecker many times just like others.
When you have an old vehicle, expect any kind of breakdown. Sometimes you run for years without any hiccups. But, we have a phrase--" U work and fix and you fix to work". The top of the broken pinion showed like there was a crack,as it is very dry. Replace the seal for sure and maybe the universal joint (cross ). Do I see cracks at the end of the drive shaft? (welding).
Don't give up.
At least your laughing and smiling. That helps a lot!!
What else can you do?
Wow must have bounced a bunch maybe in loose gravel. Simply amazing it broke the pinion and not the U joint. Sorry for your trouble😞
So sorry you're having issues, but nobody got hurt! Good luck!
Thanks, it not that big of a deal. Trucks break.
Just watched a Pakistani guy do a video of taking a broken plnnion. And machining the.surfaces and welding it back together.I never blew a rear but with a truck trailer combo I always locked power divider on soft ground especially with air ride suspension. Never ran that heavy mostly 80,000 lbs.
Depends on your mechanic..and how hard to get parts. Could be next week. 25 years in construction trucking and I've never seen that. My dad and I had several trucks so we saw a lot of breakdowns!
On loose gravel u always lock em in stops wheel hop and spinning
OMG!!! I feel like I need to start by saying that I am sorry your truck broke down. But....this video was freaking awesome!!! #1 It never fails that your truck breaks down at the most inconvenient time possible. Usually when you're loaded, blocking traffic, and in the rain or snow!! #2 Taking into consideration that you were not "set up" to film this as you usually do, and then did it all with your phone on the fly is very impressive. #3 When you were laying on the ground under your truck being "dramatic", and then got "stuck" in Cole's truck was cracking me up!!! 😆🤣 Last but not least thank you for the footage of the wrecker hooking to your truck, and Cole's truck getting your trailer. Good stuff!!! 😁
That's trucking for you, break downs happen all the time so no worries...the drive shaft is an easy fix... Keep your head up and don't worry just smile it will all be ok.
Wednesday. All you need is a new center section and a new yoke and U joint. Piece of Cake. !
Lucky it happened there and not on the Hi WAY, could have been a lot worse, the joys of owning a truck.
Sorry for you having a break down. but dont let it get you down, i am not sure but i dont think your break is to bad, not sure now but i believe this is a quick fix. i wish you luck.
Your getting all the start out blues .
Don’t get cocky! They are a lot of ifs in your statement.
One heck of a u-joint, broke the yoke. Always fun!!!! If you can get the parts, should be back on the road Wednesday. You fixed the chains.....awesome!!!!
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Dominique trucks are mechanical things will break it is what it is. Glad you were at a job site I’m not rolling on the road at 70 miles an hour. It could’ve been way worse. God bless that you’re OK.
good friends are great !
The equipment will never break down when not in use. Happens to everyone. New or old. Bed glad you have jobs. Keep Er rolling.
one thing i do know i have replaced a lot of the power divider shafts and it could have been cracked way before you ever owned this truck!
I just love watching your video I was in trucking in Barbados 🇧🇧 now I'm in Canada 🇨🇦 trying to get my truck license because I love trucking I want to start my own trucking business here seeing give me inspiration an
I know those guys at Dicks, I worked at Pete's Towing in Des Moines for 13 years. They do have nice trucks. Hope you get fixed.
Loved tell the girl bye and see u at home, that was cool.
Lucky you have Bobby!😃
Looks expensive!
Sorry your dump truck had to be towed , hope you're able to get the parts quick , Stay Safe .
Ok I'm going to agree with you. Wednesday should be long enough!?
Hope to see you own more trucks some day
BE THANKFULL IT DID NOT DROP ON A DOWN GRADE AN YOU ARE SAFE GOING HOME TO YOUR HUSBAND AN KID OR KIDS GOD BLESS YOU. I DROVE WRECKER AN TOOK CARE OF SOME BAD WRECKS YOU ARE SAFE NO ONE GOT HURT
What a untimely Break down I guess no time is good time!!
Yes I have seen my share of drive shafts twisted construction sites and off road seams to be common places!!
Keep Smiling On!!
😀👍
That’s a beautiful wrecker!
I snapped a pinion gear off the same way as you but I was coming out of the landfill back onto the main road and blocked traffic for a few hours till the wrecker got there and good luck with your repair and God bless from GA
Sweet your first broken shaft. I been there is repairable will be out for some time
Glad everything came together to get the truck and the trailer home quickly and safely!
We all been through the struggles of the truck game
You are wonderful
So sorry about the breakdown. Your so lucky to have friends and a husband that can help you out. As always, you are the tops.
Owning trucks is always exciting. Did it for 34 plus years. Glad I'm retired, but it did make a good living for me and my family. If parts are available you should be back fairly quick. We use to repair drive shafts in one day.
It’s tuff work long hours, u have to put in the hours to make it pay, undependable, and not being there, It broke my marriage, Trucking is for single person.,… great money to be made If u stay in the sleeper,
Dauminique, I like your optimism. But I was thinking you had that other truck you could either drive or steal parts from it to get your truck up. Hope this does not cost you an arm and a leg. Really like that you share the reality of being an owner/operator.
Those ceramic clutches are noted for that failure. Along with out put yolk. Hat ceramic clutches. Good luck
I did that fully loaded coming down a steep logging road in the winter when I was 15 lol was a great ride!
Hang in there hon. God's blessings are with your family.
If you broke the pinion shaft, you have to get the whole rear end rebuilt or replace it.
Depends on how long it takes to get the parts
Lose gravel is a killer. I broke power divider when I was a Rookie.
Driving trucks, rock crawling and mud boggin in the south and that’s the first time I’ve seen that kinda damage. Hope it’s fixed soon and you’re back up and running. So funny to hear the places I grew up at in a you tube video. Haven’t lived in WA for 20 years lol.
Your such a happy looking woman , credit to you both for all the hard work , have I missed something has your truck been repaired from the Accident. .carl uk 🇬🇧
if u get the parts that day u can be back trucking Tuesday afternoon
You handled it like a pro. Awesome attitude. Good on you!
That's a first for me, I work on dump trucks and tractors and never seen anything like that, but as long as you all don't have to wait for the parts its can be fixed in a day, I have faith and trust in Bobby that he will have you all up and running and the wheels moving again dont be discouraged just a minor set back
I think you will be back out by tomorrow at around 4-5 pm
Well it's a good thing you're building a second truck 👍
Stuff happens! Glad you have the contacts and got it solved. Miller Industries Century 1150 Rotator looks familiar to me from watching Ron Pratt on You Tube! He runs a 24 hour emergency towing, recovery, and road service out of Scott City, MO.
My light rigid decide to leak coolant from the radiator on Monday... Funny huh, lucky for me i found a replacement radiator as there were none in Victoria where i live, i had to get it overnighted from New South Wales and it was up and running today Wednesday.
How lucky you were by not being on the street/highway.
My Dad had the Turbo blow up on him once. He was fully loaded, Dump Truck and transfer trailer. Like you, he was lucky to have good friends. His buddy Dave Evans brought 2 of his Dump Trucks over. One towed Dad back to his shop, and the other pulled his trailer back for him. It really sucked though. It put a huge bulge in the right side of the hood. Soooo, new hood complete Engine Rebuild. What a mess. Dad and Dave rebuilt the Engine at Dave's Shop. Dave was a brilliant mechanic and machinist. He had 10 of every tool and 3 of every piece of equipment you'd need for heavy duty repairs.
I'm saying Wednesday if parts are available. You have some "pull" with the mechanic. I'm sure he will do everything he can to get you rolling. Love your attitude thru this, keep smiling things will be ok.
Dicks towing is well known in the Seattle area, and they have sweet rides for class 8 vehicle towing.
Will be back on the road on Wednesday
Ahh yes reminds me of what I used to do 22 years ago. Do not miss driving a wrecker, did it from 80 to 01. I hope they took good care of you and your equipment.
Simply amazing,no personal safety equipment in that state 😮
Good thing you are ok. Regardless of the truck,your safety is priority!
Hi Dauminique i have a suggestion for your dump truck driveshaft once you get it fixed get your husband to weld on two support brackets that will keep your driveshaft from falling to the ground next time that is what all monster trucks have
Hats off to you! You are doing great a great job with the best attitude!
Hate you had a little bad luck on this one. You took it in stride with a smile. Hope you are back on the road and doing well. Stay safe out there!
Happen in the logging and mining just like construction.
Yes you can be back on the road by wed
David Morse is exactly right when you are experiencing axle hop...stop what you're doing especially when loaded. Good luck getting it fixed. BTW great videos...
I have been driving for 59&1/2 years and I have never seen that yoke come that way. I thought you handled the situation very well. Even if Bobby has to put in a new power divider I’ll bet you are rolling Wednesday.
Good luck 👍
As a former tow truck driver seen that many times...stress failure over time and it finally snapped...can blame yourself...hard too notice on pre trip inspesction.....