Maaan....you are living my dream. I know there’s some nice ones out there, but that’s my style right there. The side door is it. Be safe. You outta Sanford.
My first truck was a coffin sleeper 9670 International cab over with the great pumpkin in 1991. I’ve been dreaming of rolling like that for 30 years. It’s probably no big deal for you, just a way life. Mama said she won’t come back out unless we rolling like that. Is anyone out there to help me get one besides the traditional bank loan. Dj1struckingllc@gmail.com
Congratulations 🍾🎊🎉🎈! Can you park at all truck stops! Or do you have to park at Walmart Sometimes? Any problems with picking up and delivering at customers?
How much can you legally haul with this? Curious because I am going into driving and I want an ARI but how much of a loss would I be taking as far as the amount of weight I can haul.
Dang that’s a nice truck I have a 1981 peterbilt 359 that’s putting out about 500 horse And me and my dad have hauled more than 95thousand pounds of corn it just has a little sleeper tho but urs is practically a rv (super nice)
Great truck my brother. I dream of getting one of these trucks and I will thank you for the video. How much would financing one of these trucks cost for a down payment and monthly payment?
I drive on average around 68-70 mph, just last month I conducted my own little experiment, pulled a ton of random loads and my average fuel mileage for that 10k miles was 7.2mpg. I'm very happy with it
Well now I'm back to hauling windmill blades, I'm normally around 250 feet long. Fuel mileage with my rgn was around 7mpg but with blades I'm around 4 lol
It typically does not fit in any truckstop parking lots, but I'm ok, I dont need to park in them anyway and risk getting hit. I can literally park anywhere now and I have everything I need 😊
@@rarebreed6933 must be nice to pick your own loads and ride in comfort.You must be well off and have a good credit score. More power to ya. I'd love something like that with good hometime after two weeks of rolling got any leads??
@@MOURDEEP1 I now go home about every 2 and a half to 3 weeks and yes it is nice. I've always done specialized freight, lots of oversize stuff, get into that and stick with it, the money is there. I do $15-20k a week. Lots of sacrifice but it pays off
@@MOURDEEP1 they kind of flip flop alot as far as who's better or worse, but I was with ATS for 9 years, but went there with a ton of experience to begin with. The possibilities are endless there as far as experience goes
@@StopLaborWreckingAus why would I want to hail 80k pounds? I rarely haul more that 20k pounds and still get paid better that most drivers in the country, you can keep all that heavy stuff
@@rarebreed6933 for real I don't understand what the obsession is with hauling heavy ass loads. all it does is wear down your equipment exponentially faster. I guess they love them repair bills.
Beautiful sir. May I ask, what kind of freight do you pull which allows you to make these payments and keep up, plus make good money for yourself in your business? I've been thinking about the ARI Legacy for a while now, but have always pulled either dry van or reefer in my 20 years. Can one continue with that or do you need flatbeds or step decks? What about backing/parking? Thanks!
I'm leased to Southern Pride, all we haul is aircraft parts and engines. Backing isn't terrible but i barely fit in any truckstop parking spots, I'm normally about 10-12 feet longer than the average truck and thats pulling a 48 foot trailer. There are companies out there you can pull vans with these, but you have to make sure its with the right company pulling the right types of frieght as these trucks are fairly heavy. I can only pull about 35k lbs with my setup and some people are alot heavier than me. And also pulling the right frieght that pays well, the notes on these trucks are high, and insurance is high. I've seen forwardair using them, household movers, exotic car haulers, anything that pays well and is always light frieght.
@@diegoaquino6449 well originally I had around 310k in it, I'm right at about 350k now, the truck now is bigger now than what it was, videos coming soon
I haul windmill blades, 1 piece at a time, so permits to haul change by the state. My last load I was around 113k but that was about as heavy as I'd go on this setup. It's going to the shop Monday to get a pusher axle installed so I'll have update videos afterwards
@@rarebreed6933 well I haul usually containers & even when I haul 20ft in extended axles, im very close to the 80k. Now I can imagine how you feel but you are right. Some companies do carry permits to haul higher loads
@@franktorres3135 i gotcha, I see alot of the Atlas boys that have them, are you an O/O now? These things can be tough to keep up with if you have the wrong mindframe. As long as you utilize the truck to its full potential, with showers, cooking your own food to save as much as possible, and as long as the frieght is there to make the payments, you'll be fine
Originally setup it was 310k but I've recently got some custom work done to it, stretched the frame, added another axle and more custom work so I'm right at $350k as of now and I'm not done with it
What a Badass rig. Enjoy the next million miles my friend!
Thank you!
Maaan....you are living my dream. I know there’s some nice ones out there, but that’s my style right there. The side door is it. Be safe. You outta Sanford.
Thank you, its definitely the way to be out here. And no, I'm from Louisiana
My first truck was a coffin sleeper 9670 International cab over with the great pumpkin in 1991. I’ve been dreaming of rolling like that for 30 years. It’s probably no big deal for you, just a way life. Mama said she won’t come back out unless we rolling like that. Is anyone out there to help me get one besides the traditional bank loan. Dj1struckingllc@gmail.com
WHAT A BEAUTY...ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT
Thank you!
I just saw this truck in Wisconsin!! Looked exactly the same as this one! Going northbound towards Appleton.
Yep that was me, loading in Green Bay in the morning!
@@rarebreed6933 That’s hilarious! 😆 Beautiful truck! I can’t believe I found you here after a very quick search.
@@RP-xb3vh haha that's awesome, thanks!
Most beautiful truck I have ever seen your blessed 🙌 thanks for sharing
Thank you! I also have a tiktok page where I post the most updated videos, you can find me on there if you'd like @brandonleday41
Loving the set up on this .
Especially with the led step matching infinity lights in the over head.
Man looks like I found my next truck.
Congratulations to you sir. May 2020 bring you even more success 💪🏾✌🏾👍🏾👏🏾🤝🏾
Thank you sir!
Damm u lied to him
Now thats a fine machine
Thanks bro
Amazing bro...love it
Congratulations 🍾🎊🎉🎈!
Can you park at all truck stops!
Or do you have to park at Walmart
Sometimes? Any problems with picking up and delivering at customers?
How much can you legally haul with this?
Curious because I am going into driving and I want an ARI but how much of a loss would I be taking as far as the amount of weight I can haul.
Dang that’s a nice truck I have a 1981 peterbilt 359 that’s putting out about 500 horse And me and my dad have hauled more than 95thousand pounds of corn it just has a little sleeper tho but urs is practically a rv (super nice)
Thank you, I'm normally around 115k loaded these days
Beautiful ride
WOW! That is sweet👍😁
That’s dope!
Great truck my brother. I dream of getting one of these trucks and I will thank you for the video. How much would financing one of these trucks cost for a down payment and monthly payment?
Next time … jacuzzi
Super nice man. If you don't mind sharing, how did you get into hauling windmills? I'm a company driver looking at becoming an owner operator.
That's a nice truck🤔 maybe one day I'll be able to afford that🤷
Thanks, keep working hard, nothing is impossible ( except slamming a revolving door)
Take away the word "maybe".... YOU WILL!!!
You mentioned fuel economy, what are the averages and how fast do you drive on average? Thanks!
I drive on average around 68-70 mph, just last month I conducted my own little experiment, pulled a ton of random loads and my average fuel mileage for that 10k miles was 7.2mpg. I'm very happy with it
Beautiful
you must drive like 16 hours a day with no stops lol you got the whole truck stop with you
Haha nope, just my regular 11 hour shift, some times not even that. Its definitely nice tho
You can't drive 16 hours a day
Very nice 👌
What is the length with the trailer? What fuel mileage are you getting? You got style driver. Thanks
Well now I'm back to hauling windmill blades, I'm normally around 250 feet long. Fuel mileage with my rgn was around 7mpg but with blades I'm around 4 lol
@@rarebreed6933 wow I got in on that back in 03-4. Ran it till everyone else screwed it up
How long do you have to stay on the road and when you come home how long do you stay? I want one and I need to know what I'm getting into.
How tf do you get into the tight spaces with this rig?
I was wondering the same thing lol I’ll stick with my 97 frightliner classic trucks are Better anyway then this new technology bull crap
They could have kept all that storage and gave you space for a second bed!!! 2 beds so you can run teams.
I haul windmill blades now, can't really run teams, nor would I ever anyway. I built this truck for me and me only
Does it fit in the truck parking spot? If so that would be great. I'm not a trucker btw just a fanatic.
It typically does not fit in any truckstop parking lots, but I'm ok, I dont need to park in them anyway and risk getting hit. I can literally park anywhere now and I have everything I need 😊
Super nice!! wonder if that's company owned or owner operated?
It's my truck, owner operator
@@rarebreed6933 must be nice to pick your own loads and ride in comfort.You must be well off and have a good credit score. More power to ya. I'd love something like that with good hometime after two weeks of rolling got any leads??
@@MOURDEEP1 I now go home about every 2 and a half to 3 weeks and yes it is nice. I've always done specialized freight, lots of oversize stuff, get into that and stick with it, the money is there. I do $15-20k a week. Lots of sacrifice but it pays off
@@rarebreed6933
Got any companies I should checkout??
@@MOURDEEP1 they kind of flip flop alot as far as who's better or worse, but I was with ATS for 9 years, but went there with a ton of experience to begin with. The possibilities are endless there as far as experience goes
Very nice! Where do you sleep inside?
The back wall folds down and turns into the bed
I’m tryna get the same thing done
Bitchin ride👍🏻🤛🏻
Park that combination at the pilot
Do you have to give up loading capacity for the extra space
Of course I do, but about the heaviest load that I'll haul here is about 30k lbs, i rarely haul more than 20
Seems like a huge waste of productive space to me. I can carry more than 80,000lbs on my truck here in Australia.
@@StopLaborWreckingAus why would I want to hail 80k pounds? I rarely haul more that 20k pounds and still get paid better that most drivers in the country, you can keep all that heavy stuff
@@rarebreed6933 for real I don't understand what the obsession is with hauling heavy ass loads. all it does is wear down your equipment exponentially faster. I guess they love them repair bills.
Beautiful sir. May I ask, what kind of freight do you pull which allows you to make these payments and keep up, plus make good money for yourself in your business? I've been thinking about the ARI Legacy for a while now, but have always pulled either dry van or reefer in my 20 years. Can one continue with that or do you need flatbeds or step decks? What about backing/parking? Thanks!
I'm leased to Southern Pride, all we haul is aircraft parts and engines. Backing isn't terrible but i barely fit in any truckstop parking spots, I'm normally about 10-12 feet longer than the average truck and thats pulling a 48 foot trailer. There are companies out there you can pull vans with these, but you have to make sure its with the right company pulling the right types of frieght as these trucks are fairly heavy. I can only pull about 35k lbs with my setup and some people are alot heavier than me. And also pulling the right frieght that pays well, the notes on these trucks are high, and insurance is high. I've seen forwardair using them, household movers, exotic car haulers, anything that pays well and is always light frieght.
@@rarebreed6933 Thank you very much!
@@garysolorzano3216 no problem
Donde están ubicados uds
Are they hard to drive?
Do you have auto chains?
how much
Nice bro how much does weights?
27,000
Must do a heap of mileage to warrant a truck like this.
About 50k miles a year
how much did you buy ?? .. bc i need to buy new my own semi truck .. and i looking at 156 or 180 but volo semi truck is doesn't show to price
This is a 180, normally they go around 300k, I have more into mine
How much is it ?
Looks great 👌 I'm sure it's affordable 😁
Expensive but its doable
Worth every penny
How much you go for that?
@@diegoaquino6449 well originally I had around 310k in it, I'm right at about 350k now, the truck now is bigger now than what it was, videos coming soon
I have a lot of questions is there anyway we can talk I need that truck
How much can you haul with that?
I haul windmill blades, 1 piece at a time, so permits to haul change by the state. My last load I was around 113k but that was about as heavy as I'd go on this setup. It's going to the shop Monday to get a pusher axle installed so I'll have update videos afterwards
@@rarebreed6933 well I haul usually containers & even when I haul 20ft in extended axles, im very close to the 80k. Now I can imagine how you feel but you are right. Some companies do carry permits to haul higher loads
The Reaper is displeased with your orientation of this video.....
My tiktok page has better videos and how the truck looks updated now, check me out @brandonleday41 on tiktok
Is it hard to make turns?
Nah, you get used to it
Can they build it with bunk bed?
Yes they could
This guy say automatic transmission. Cool
tienen que mejorarlo para yo conprar el mio
Are you a solo or do you team??
Solo
Dam I need to up my game lol. I'm out out 9-10 months a year 😅
@@joshsultraadv3045 yea man, they aren't impossible to own, just gotta push hard and be in the right places
How much weight can you haul with it?
Legally around 35k
Thank you.
Damn what's that run 200k
Haha try 310k my boy
Yeah I figured it was more once I did some research damn its bad ass and that is goals one day
@@dannyvillegas9029 nothing is impossible, just always gotta push and keep your mind in the right place
Do you drive solo or team
Solo
I was just wanted to now because I looking to get one myself I been driving truck since I was 19 now I’m 25 looking to work for atlas van lines
@@franktorres3135 i gotcha, I see alot of the Atlas boys that have them, are you an O/O now? These things can be tough to keep up with if you have the wrong mindframe. As long as you utilize the truck to its full potential, with showers, cooking your own food to save as much as possible, and as long as the frieght is there to make the payments, you'll be fine
Aircraft engine hauler?
I was at the time, I pull all kinds of stuff now
@@rarebreed6933 What's your favorite freight to haul? I'm a liquid tanker driver lol.
@@daironification wind energy preferably but I don't care as long as it pays
Can I run a 53 ft refer?
Yes, but will never be able to make weight of any loads
Nice divorce gift from the ma'am........ ^^
Why oh why can't people hold their phones the right way?
uh...box
Who else say the Xbox 360 controller lol
Where??
Why this beautiful clips of incredible machines coming with such an idiotic and annoying music?!
How much
Originally setup it was 310k but I've recently got some custom work done to it, stretched the frame, added another axle and more custom work so I'm right at $350k as of now and I'm not done with it