I will never forget the horror of following my husband pulling a trailer with our 2 big gypsy cob horses up a steep hill, and seeing it detach and roll back down the hill towards me. Against natural instinct to try drive my car out of the way, I tried to use it to stop the trailer which ended up rolling on its side into a ditch. Opening those doors to see what damage had been done to our precious boys was the most terrifying dread I’ve ever felt. With help from passers by, we managed to keep them calm and untangle legs to lead them out, battered and bruised but by the grace of god, no broken bones. All I can say is taking the time and focus to ensure everything is connected properly to a well maintained vehicle is time well spent.
I am proud of LE! He and Megan have blossomed as they have run the sanctuary. Hey nay sayers! Look at them now, rocking running Ima Survivor Sanctuary!
Yes that's how my dad taught me when hooking up a trailer. Chains must always be crisscrossed so if something happens the trailer is with you. My dad taught me how to operate dragline, and dozer (HD 16) back in the day. I'm now 67 years old. He also taught me how to drive tractor-trailer.
It appears that his chain is coming out from under the hitch in the center, not attached on either side. So, crossing them does not work to create an X.
I love how much you love your son's Lester. Some dads when the parents break up could care less about their children. Also you can tell you were a teacher. I bet you'll never loose your teaching skills
Lester Thank you for being such a good leader, father and teacher. I really do believe that Le and Meghan are our future in many ways. I love them so much. Thank you for being a blessing to them
Great job,Dad & LE!! Teaching moments while dealing with your sorrow!! You are a BORN teacher,regardless of blood relation! Your children,nephews & nieces are so lucky!!❤
Your boys are so fortunate to have you for a dad. Your teaching style is so calm, you don’t freak out and start yelling and then the affirmations you give your sons afterward is so reassuring. If they do something wrong you explain how they could have done it better or easier. You are a wonderful teacher Lester. These are lessons they’ll remember forever and possibly pass on to their children. They even learn how to be a good teacher through you. And even beyond all that you are creating beautiful memories & stories they can carry with them to their old age. You’re a terrific father & teacher.
I'm ANITA: Great Job LE! Lester: You did a Great Job Teaching! My first time driving with a trailer was in a Hay Field. I was 12. Dad had me get on the tractor and told me what to do. He said; "What Ever You Do, Don't Pop the Clutch. We were loaded down with Hay on the tractor and I was on a Hill. I Popped the Clutch. Didn't loose any bales of Hay. Precious Memories and it brings tears to my eyes because my Dad is in Heaven. Luv From Tenn. God Bless Y'all and God Bless All the Animals
Wow This is one for the memory nooks Lester No matter how old your children are, they will always be your children and you have those memories! You are a terrific Dad and a good partner with Jami! ❤❤ to you all!!
LE is such a good son. He’s very patient and kind, so even teaching him is a joy to watch.❤ To bad Jake didn’t look at that property, it was pretty nice and they wouldn’t have all that work to do!😂❤
Jake & Lyssa don’t want to deal with the occasional flooding and the increase of crime because of the development across the street. As with Lester, Morrow Hill belongs to PawPaw (for the most part) and wants a place of their own.
@@denisegalletta3832 I was talking about the place where they got the donkey from. I know why they’re leaving Morrow Hill. I think the property they bought is beautiful and a wonderful place, but they have a lot of work ahead of them to get it ready.
I also taught my 3 children to first drive in a cemetery. They needed to learn to keep car centered in lane. Needed to learn turns. Needed to feel safe ; okay mom Needed to feel safe that no one was harmed during those moments of first lesson
@@crystalhayes5342 yes. Also the conversation that we had about driving has helped me in so many ways!!! One thing is “always watch everything around you!” “Keep your distance for a reaction”, just wise tools from a wise soul.
Good morning Lester so sorry for Gary he surely will be missed we loved him very and also you and Jamie.Hes in a better place and cry all you want I had some tears too 😭.The ladies will miss him
Such a proud father moment! And someone who likes to watch someone do things a few times, but I never really “get it” until I do it myself. Great job LE.
I grew up in the country. Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. I was allowed to drive home after school often at about 11. My dad taught me how to drive in the ice and snow, put chains on tires, hook up and pull a horse trailer. Grateful for that experience and knowledge I didn’t have a backup camera But dad would guide me from outside. Fun memories Great job dad and LE
❤Lester, you're a Great teacher as LE was understanding the operations of pulling a trailer. And the tire change. We as parents always want our children to kniw what we know. Trying to help them learn from our mistakes in life is a hard challenge 😊
I love that you’re such a great teacher. My dad did that with me. I learned backhoes trackhoes, dozers, D9’s, old International double clutch dump trucks, a crew cab (I drive one myself now) and given the ability to do these things as a young lady. Now I’m paralegal but I still have carried on these teachings to my daughter. She loves to ride my stand up Kawasaki 800SXR jet ski so she knows how to load and unload, fire up the bike and ride it just like her momma
When I was 16 my dad taught me to drive on a stick shift ! Almost put him through the windshield but I did it! Years later when I was in my 40’s I got a CDL for driving 18 wheelers. I did fine but could not back it up for anything 🤣. My husband did that 😂😂. Those days are long ago but I still remember my dad teaching me how to change my tires and oil and spark plugs. Didn’t matter to him I was a girl . I’m 72 and remember it like it was yesterday. Gosh I miss him 😢
You are one great dad Lester Le is so lucky to have such a good dad I always wished my Dad had been around for My grandchildren and his great grandchildren as he was the only Dad figure my children had. He was so like you Dad and you he taught first us his children then my children but he was killed before he met his great grandchildren. You are a fantastic patient teacher just like him.❤❤❤
Lester, I had two sons who are close to your age and their father worked all the time so I got to teach my son how to drive and believe it or not. It took a quarter on the dashboard and they got to drive as long as that stayed on the dashboard and didn’t slide off. it worked really well. I miss those days. I love my sons so very much and now their children are growing up and moving away. How fast time flies. 💚❤️❤️
Always get in habit of checking air pressure in tires before taking off. And crossing saftey chains when hooking them up to make a cradle incase of unhooking
Teaching my son to drive was definitely a milestone. They grow up so fast. He was a great driver though and I was so proud when he got his license. You are doing a great job Lester
My dad taught me to drive but the most memorable moments was learning to drive in winter weather in a Walmart parking lot I still use those lessons to this day
Great job Team Morrow! Good instructor and a good student! Proud Dad moment and joy to the soul! Lester you've given him another string to his bow every day's a school day and practice makes perfect! Love,hugs, blessings and prayers Lester for the sadness you're experiencing right now over Little Gary! ❣️🫂🙏🤠🥹🌈🥹🤠🙏🫂❣️
Well done L.E. and Lester Eugene Morrow, Jr! Positive Firs-ties are the best for parent-child relationships! Easy going, explain, option to ask questions and then observe, and do not be hyper critical on the first rodeo! Explain task and Encourage are two powerful words In a “teaching/learning” moment. Also, you video it so he can refer back to it at any time if he has questions….or in 20 years when Lex, L.E., and Lester are all teaching children, grandchildren or just to laugh about a good a good time with Dad!!❤
Good afternoon Lester and LE. That was fun to watch as I have only pulled a tent trailer and drove part of the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia and didn't like it one bit. I have pulled hay rakes with a tractor but that was very simple. LE got to learn it all at once, hook up, check up, and changing a tire on the trailer. Thanks for sharing. HAGD.
Awesome being part of these teachable moments with LE! I grew up on a farm but being the 3rd child I didn't learn to pull a trailer until I was in my late 40s to early 50s and I learned from my hubby. I now feel pretty comfortable with driving and backing our 14 ft trailer as well as our boat 😊 Hugs from Georgia ❤❤ DJ
My dad taught all 7 children how to drive. My youngest daughter has her own business to train CDL driving and their businesses how to file all the DOT information.
My dad tried to teach me how to drive but didn’t go well so I had proper lessons. I’ve never pulled a trailer but have pulled a caravan smaller than an RV. Well done for teaching your son so well.
My ex-husband taught me to drive right after we married, I was 17. Then my second husband insisted I pull our 32 foot fifth wheel camper. I was scared to death. But a couple years later I got a job transporting camper to dealers. I did that about 6 years.
I had to drive tractor when I was about 7. I had no choice in the matter. I could use the brakes and I could release it and make it go. Simple as it was, the heat of the day took a toll. I had to find a hat to keep the heat of my head. But the hat I used was by someone else and, of course, too big. But I did learn how to drive the tractor. And when It comes to driving a truck, it started when i was 8. It was necessary to get the work on the farm done. Hauling hay and hauling silage are important to keep those animals fed.
❤Good teaching video. My boyfriend taught me how to drive a Manuel so I could drive a school bus. I was in 10th grade in the 70’s in SC!!! Thinking back, it was unbelievable that SC let students drive a school bus!!! 😮
😊❤🙏🏼 My youngest Son was offered division 1 football scholarships and didn’t want to go to college. I am so proud of him, he got his CDL and now is a tenured employee in the oil fields in Texas 😊. Great Guy ❤
Hi Lester and LE. You give great instructions Lester. I love that you are sensitive while teaching. It's sad how many stray dogs that are in Texas. Enjoy your day. You did a awesome job LE.
It would have been so great to have the backup camera when I was hooking up a trailer. We had to rely on the get out and look various times or have a second person you could see in the mirror to motion left or right 😅 I never went on any trip without checking the air pressure and oil.
I'm 63 and my first trailer pull was last year. I did fine and I pulled it from New Hampshire to Mississippi. One thing I should mention is that I cannot for the life of me back one up! I just made sure every place I parked was a pull through. I learned to drive a stick shift at age 14.
My step dad taught me how to learn to drive. Other than almost hitting the mailbox on the way out of the driveway we settled in well. He made me parallel park over 50 times in one session! My reward was driving in the freeway and in 3 lessons he said go test! Thank goodness he was patient!
I grew up on a big Ranch & I had to learn @an early age how to drive. Then when I was bout 13-15 yrs old, I learned how to back a trailer to the shut. My first husband taught me to back a gooseneck which was easy to do!! But my Father taught me to drive every that I needed to drive in my life. I do have my CDL, have had it for many years!!! Glad you’re teaching him finally how to drive a truck/trailer!!❤❤
Awesome memories are made. Great job LE! My dad would not let us drive are first car alone till we learned to change a tire and could jump s car! Basics should be taught
My husband taught me years ago how to hook up, pull and back up trailers starting with his stock car then his airboat. Then he taught me how to operate both of them. He always felt I needed to know in case of an emergency. I was always thankful and a little proud because so many other wives didn’t have a clue 💖❤️💝
Great job Lester in teaching LE. He is turning out to be a fine young man. God was with you all the way in getting you both to the ranch and each moment everyday!🤗💖
My first driving a car was my dad. Unfortunately I ended up ditching it because my dad told me to go faster and we were on a gravel road! The good was a man in a tractor who pulled us out. I can laugh about now! Thanks for sharing your learning sessions with the family. 👍❤😊
It was hay season, and my uncles didn't have any help, so I had to drive the truck with the hay trailer attached. Going up and down inclines and turning curves, especially with a full trailer and maintaining a slow speed. It was definitely a challenge
My folks all taught me. My Grampa had me driving with a gooseneck at the age of 12 due to one of the horses kicking him in the loading. I was kinda nervous but was told I did fine. Had to cross 2 farms and a backroad.
My? First time pulling a trailer was from Pennsylvania. All the way to Houston Texas stopped in Louisiana to get gas. Almost took all the pumps out. Turning the trailer
Show LE about the arrow by the fuel icon showing full to empty, with the arrow pointing to the side where you put the gas in. It’s good to know like when you are renting cars and getting a new vehicle.
Loved this video. I didn’t learn to drive until I was 21. Just anxiety. I still only drive when I absolutely have to, I am still scared to death. Not sure why. You are a great teacher and dad, I’m glad you were able to share that moment.
My granddad who I also called “PaPa” taught me how to drive. We were best friends. He and my grandma Jane raised me!! He taught me on an old Ford Bronco, 3-on-the-tree (manual). He told me if I learned to drive it that I would be able to drive anything. I surprisingly got it pretty quickly. It was one of those (around) 1968-69 models the one everybody fixes up now, but his was a half cab, with a very short truck bed. I loved driving that thing. Even after my mom bought me my first car at 16, I still left my car set and drove his Bronco!! Some of the best memories of my life. My granddad was right there is nothing so far at 53 that I haven’t been able to drive.
Better to drive like an old man than a young fool. Way to go slow LE
Such *WISE* words 😊
Best way to learn is hands on.. LE did very well. I like his confidence and safety awareness.
It's almost like God was definitely helping you teach LE!
GREAT JOB, LE!😊😊❤❤❤
Nothing better than hands on learning❤😊
You’re a really good dad…. And teacher…. I even learned something new 😂
Lester you are a great Dad! We see it with all your children. This was a good day and LE pays attention when your teaching. Good day for all of us.
Lester is such a great dad to his sons great job LE ❤
You did a great job teaching LE, it is very obvious what a loving Dad you are. Your 2 Son's are very blessed.
I will never forget the horror of following my husband pulling a trailer with our 2 big gypsy cob horses up a steep hill, and seeing it detach and roll back down the hill towards me. Against natural instinct to try drive my car out of the way, I tried to use it to stop the trailer which ended up rolling on its side into a ditch. Opening those doors to see what damage had been done to our precious boys was the most terrifying dread I’ve ever felt. With help from passers by, we managed to keep them calm and untangle legs to lead them out, battered and bruised but by the grace of god, no broken bones.
All I can say is taking the time and focus to ensure everything is connected properly to a well maintained vehicle is time well spent.
Sounds like a nightmare, glad you were all ok.
wow that must have been a harrowing thing to watch unfold! Glad your babies didn't break any bones and you were alright!
I am proud of LE! He and Megan have blossomed as they have run the sanctuary. Hey nay sayers! Look at them now, rocking running Ima Survivor Sanctuary!
Timing deserves a ty you Jesus moment. It's all about God's timing.
Lester your safety chains should be crossed to make a cradle just in case your trailer comes undone.
That's great!😢
I was thinking the same about crossing chains, learnt that towing caravans & tradie trailers
Yes that's how my dad taught me when hooking up a trailer. Chains must always be crisscrossed so if something happens the trailer is with you. My dad taught me how to operate dragline, and dozer (HD 16) back in the day. I'm now 67 years old. He also taught me how to drive tractor-trailer.
If the chains are mounted in the correct location and are the right length, then this is true!
It appears that his chain is coming out from under the hitch in the center, not attached on either side. So, crossing them does not work to create an X.
LE is so darn cute!! You can tell that he’s so nervous but wants to make you proud. He’s doing a great job!!
LE is very lucky to have you as a dad. Not all kids have an opportunity to change a tire. Good job.
The teacher in you never stops Lester! Well done. Good job LE.
It’s so sad to see these dogs hanging out for food at the gas station ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️
So nice that LE is following in your footsteps, Lester!.. rescuing farm babies that are in need of Luvin care!! 💞💯👍
I love how much you love your son's Lester. Some dads when the parents break up could care less about their children. Also you can tell you were a teacher. I bet you'll never loose your teaching skills
Lester Thank you for being such a good leader, father and teacher. I really do believe that Le and Meghan are our future in many ways. I love them so much. Thank you for being a blessing to them
Great job,Dad & LE!! Teaching moments while dealing with your sorrow!! You are a BORN teacher,regardless of blood relation! Your children,nephews & nieces are so lucky!!❤
You're a great Dad and teacher Lester! I know why your kids at school loved you so much!❤
I would teach them every thing you can Lester...sooner or later, it will all be useful!! 💖
I am so glad that you are teaching LE how to hitch up, pull, and back up a trailer. You are an awesome dad. ❤
Your boys are so fortunate to have you for a dad. Your teaching style is so calm, you don’t freak out and start yelling and then the affirmations you give your sons afterward is so reassuring. If they do something wrong you explain how they could have done it better or easier. You are a wonderful teacher Lester. These are lessons they’ll remember forever and possibly pass on to their children. They even learn how to be a good teacher through you. And even beyond all that you are creating beautiful memories & stories they can carry with them to their old age. You’re a terrific father & teacher.
I love how you teach your boys different things they will need to do in their lives
Yes, and not only his boys but also his nieces and nephews too.🙂👍
I'm ANITA: Great Job LE! Lester: You did a Great Job Teaching! My first time driving with a trailer was in a Hay Field. I was 12. Dad had me get on the tractor and told me what to do. He said; "What Ever You Do, Don't Pop the Clutch. We were loaded down with Hay on the tractor and I was on a Hill. I Popped the Clutch. Didn't loose any bales of Hay. Precious Memories and it brings tears to my eyes because my Dad is in Heaven. Luv From Tenn. God Bless Y'all and God Bless All the Animals
Wow This is one for the memory nooks Lester No matter how old your children are, they will always be your children and you have those memories! You are a terrific Dad and a good partner with Jami! ❤❤ to you all!!
Awesome job L E. Lester, you will be around, to teach your Grandchildren too.
LE is such a good son. He’s very patient and kind, so even teaching him is a joy to watch.❤ To bad Jake didn’t look at that property, it was pretty nice and they wouldn’t have all that work to do!😂❤
Jake & Lyssa don’t want to deal with the occasional flooding and the increase of crime because of the development across the street. As with Lester, Morrow Hill belongs to PawPaw (for the most part) and wants a place of their own.
@@denisegalletta3832 I was talking about the place where they got the donkey from. I know why they’re leaving Morrow Hill. I think the property they bought is beautiful and a wonderful place, but they have a lot of work ahead of them to get it ready.
Good teaching LE how to drive the trailer.❤❤❤ So excited to see their new rescue.
Teaching is what you do best, Lester. 👍
My grandma taught me how to drive in a cemetery!,,, I still remember that day,, miss you Nanny❤
I also taught my 3 children to first drive in a cemetery. They needed to learn to keep car centered in lane. Needed to learn turns. Needed to feel safe ; okay mom
Needed to feel safe that no one was harmed during those moments of first lesson
@@crystalhayes5342 yes. Also the conversation that we had about driving has helped me in so many ways!!! One thing is “always watch everything around you!” “Keep your distance for a reaction”, just wise tools from a wise soul.
My dad taught me to drive a stick shift in a cemetery.
I also taught my kids to drive in a cemetery.
You are such a good dad Lester🎉❤
Good morning Lester so sorry for Gary he surely will be missed we loved him very and also you and Jamie.Hes in a better place and cry all you want I had some tears too 😭.The ladies will miss him
Such a proud father moment! And someone who likes to watch someone do things a few times, but I never really “get it” until I do it myself. Great job LE.
I grew up in the country. Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. I was allowed to drive home after school often at about 11.
My dad taught me how to drive in the ice and snow, put chains on tires, hook up and pull a horse trailer.
Grateful for that experience and knowledge
I didn’t have a backup camera
But dad would guide me from outside.
Fun memories
Great job dad and
LE
Lester your one amazing dad!!!
L E did a great job I thought he would be nervous but it didn't show. He has a great teacher and a great dad
So glad LE is ready to learn to pull.trailer now he could do things he couldnt do before with. Out you helping him
Great dad, great son.
You are doing good Lester showing LE how to pull a horse trailer LE did good
Love LE and all he has accomplished 🎉❤
Seatbelt alarm ‼️
❤Lester, you're a Great teacher as LE was understanding the operations of pulling a trailer. And the tire change. We as parents always want our children to kniw what we know. Trying to help them learn from our mistakes in life is a hard challenge 😊
It's good to See how proud you are of your son 💖
Excellent teaching!! Excellent Dad ❤️
I was 6 or 7 when I learned to back up my 1st trailer. While pulling in gas station or tight areas, Always look and find your path before committing.
Good evening Lester and LE,done doe both of you you LE for pulling the trailer ad you Lester for being prepared
LE is such a kind, sensible person. You are blessed to have him as your son. ❤
I love that you’re such a great teacher. My dad did that with me. I learned backhoes trackhoes, dozers, D9’s, old International double clutch dump trucks, a crew cab (I drive one myself now) and given the ability to do these things as a young lady. Now I’m paralegal but I still have carried on these teachings to my daughter. She loves to ride my stand up Kawasaki 800SXR jet ski so she knows how to load and unload, fire up the bike and ride it just like her momma
When I was 16 my dad taught me to drive on a stick shift ! Almost put him through the windshield but I did it! Years later when I was in my 40’s I got a CDL for driving 18 wheelers. I did fine but could not back it up for anything 🤣. My husband did that 😂😂. Those days are long ago but I still remember my dad teaching me how to change my tires and oil and spark plugs. Didn’t matter to him I was a girl . I’m 72 and remember it like it was yesterday. Gosh I miss him 😢
Tremendous job LE , you had a great teacher. Can't wait to see the rescue.
You are definitely a teacher Lester - that’s for sure! LE got a great double lesson - pulling the trailer and changing the tire. Great timing!!
You are one great dad Lester Le is so lucky to have such a good dad
I always wished my Dad had been around for My grandchildren and his great grandchildren as he was the only Dad figure my children had. He was so like you Dad and you he taught first us his children then my children but he was killed before he met his great grandchildren. You are a fantastic patient teacher just like him.❤❤❤
Lester, I had two sons who are close to your age and their father worked all the time so I got to teach my son how to drive and believe it or not. It took a quarter on the dashboard and they got to drive as long as that stayed on the dashboard and didn’t slide off. it worked really well. I miss those days. I love my sons so very much and now their children are growing up and moving away. How fast time flies. 💚❤️❤️
Always get in habit of checking air pressure in tires before taking off. And crossing saftey chains when hooking them up to make a cradle incase of unhooking
Doc Baker ,This is a Great Property for you and Tim
Teaching my son to drive was definitely a milestone. They grow up so fast. He was a great driver though and I was so proud when he got his license. You are doing a great job Lester
My dad taught me to drive but the most memorable moments was learning to drive in winter weather in a Walmart parking lot I still use those lessons to this day
I love this... I'm also learning how to pull a trailer. Thank you, Lester ❤
Good job LE glad you had spare tire.
Don't forget the trailer door. With Dinky and Jami
Great job Team Morrow! Good instructor and a good student! Proud Dad moment and joy to the soul! Lester you've given him another string to his bow every day's a school day and practice makes perfect! Love,hugs, blessings and prayers Lester for the sadness you're experiencing right now over Little Gary! ❣️🫂🙏🤠🥹🌈🥹🤠🙏🫂❣️
Well done L.E. and Lester Eugene Morrow, Jr! Positive Firs-ties are the best for parent-child relationships! Easy going, explain,
option to ask questions and then observe, and do not be hyper critical on the first rodeo! Explain task and Encourage are two powerful words In a “teaching/learning” moment. Also, you video it so he can refer back to it at any time if he has questions….or in 20 years when Lex, L.E., and Lester are all teaching children, grandchildren or just to laugh about a good a good time with Dad!!❤
Nicely done Lester
Good afternoon Lester and LE. That was fun to watch as I have only pulled a tent trailer and drove part of the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia and didn't like it one bit. I have pulled hay rakes with a tractor but that was very simple. LE got to learn it all at once, hook up, check up, and changing a tire on the trailer. Thanks for sharing. HAGD.
Awesome being part of these teachable moments with LE!
I grew up on a farm but being the 3rd child I didn't learn to pull a trailer until I was in my late 40s to early 50s and I learned from my hubby. I now feel pretty comfortable with driving and backing our 14 ft trailer as well as our boat 😊
Hugs from Georgia ❤❤
DJ
So cool i never had a truck like that.
My dad taught all 7 children how to drive. My youngest daughter has her own business to train CDL driving and their businesses how to file all the DOT information.
I love this! Great student and great teacher. I however would not be a great student because I am a basket case 🤣
My dad tried to teach me how to drive but didn’t go well so I had proper lessons. I’ve never pulled a trailer but have pulled a caravan smaller than an RV. Well done for teaching your son so well.
My ex-husband taught me to drive right after we married, I was 17. Then my second husband insisted I pull our 32 foot fifth wheel camper. I was scared to death. But a couple years later I got a job transporting camper to dealers. I did that about 6 years.
I had to drive tractor when I was about 7. I had no choice in the matter. I could use the brakes and I could release it and make it go. Simple as it was, the heat of the day took a toll. I had to find a hat to keep the heat of my head. But the hat I used was by someone else and, of course, too big. But I did learn how to drive the tractor. And when It comes to driving a truck, it started when i was 8. It was necessary to get the work on the farm done. Hauling hay and hauling silage are important to keep those animals fed.
❤Good teaching video. My boyfriend taught me how to drive a Manuel so I could drive a school bus. I was in 10th grade in the 70’s in SC!!! Thinking back, it was unbelievable that SC let students drive a school bus!!! 😮
😊❤🙏🏼 My youngest Son was offered division 1 football scholarships and didn’t want to go to college. I am so proud of him, he got his CDL and now is a tenured employee in the oil fields in Texas 😊. Great Guy ❤
Hi Lester and LE. You give great instructions Lester. I love that you are sensitive while teaching. It's sad how many stray dogs that are in Texas. Enjoy your day. You did a awesome job LE.
It would have been so great to have the backup camera when I was hooking up a trailer. We had to rely on the get out and look various times or have a second person you could see in the mirror to motion left or right 😅 I never went on any trip without checking the air pressure and oil.
I think that being able to watch a screen while backing up would have saved alot of fights with my parents when we would go camping😂😂😂😂😂
I'm 63 and my first trailer pull was last year. I did fine and I pulled it from New Hampshire to Mississippi. One thing I should mention is that I cannot for the life of me back one up! I just made sure every place I parked was a pull through. I learned to drive a stick shift at age 14.
My step dad taught me how to learn to drive. Other than almost hitting the mailbox on the way out of the driveway we settled in well. He made me parallel park over 50 times in one session! My reward was driving in the freeway and in 3 lessons he said go test! Thank goodness he was patient!
I grew up on a big Ranch & I had to learn @an early age how to drive. Then when I was bout 13-15 yrs old, I learned how to back a trailer to the shut. My first husband taught me to back a gooseneck which was easy to do!! But my Father taught me to drive every that I needed to drive in my life. I do have my CDL, have had it for many years!!! Glad you’re teaching him finally how to drive a truck/trailer!!❤❤
LE is like you Lester, he's cautious, your a great dad ❤
Awesome memories are made. Great job LE! My dad would not let us drive are first car alone till we learned to change a tire and could jump s car! Basics should be taught
My husband taught me years ago how to hook up, pull and back up trailers starting with his stock car then his airboat. Then he taught me how to operate both of them. He always felt I needed to know in case of an emergency. I was always thankful and a little proud because so many other wives didn’t have a clue 💖❤️💝
Great job Lester in teaching LE. He is turning out to be a fine young man. God was with you all the way in getting you both to the ranch and each moment everyday!🤗💖
We know already. Your going to get a bunny!😂
My first driving a car was my dad. Unfortunately I ended up ditching it because my dad told me to go faster and we were on a gravel road! The good was a man in a tractor who pulled us out. I can laugh about now! Thanks for sharing your learning sessions with the family. 👍❤😊
It was hay season, and my uncles didn't have any help, so I had to drive the truck with the hay trailer attached. Going up and down inclines and turning curves, especially with a full trailer and maintaining a slow speed. It was definitely a challenge
My folks all taught me. My Grampa had me driving with a gooseneck at the age of 12 due to one of the horses kicking him in the loading. I was kinda nervous but was told I did fine. Had to cross 2 farms and a backroad.
Good morning Lester ❤❤❤
It’s a good experience to teach your children all about them things Le did great and so thankful to have you by his side Lester ❤🥰
Great teaching experience between Father & Son❤😊. Le your Dad needing this break today.😊. Sorry you had A flat tire on the trailer, good job. AMEN
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First time pulling a trailer was from Pennsylvania. All the way to Houston Texas stopped in Louisiana to get gas. Almost took all the pumps out. Turning the trailer
They have really grown and matured since taking over the sanctuary.
Show LE about the arrow by the fuel icon showing full to empty, with the arrow pointing to the side where you put the gas in. It’s good to know like when you are renting cars and getting a new vehicle.
LE is starting to look alot like his Dad! He did great on halling the trailer. ❤
Great job Dad ❤
Loved this video. I didn’t learn to drive until I was 21. Just anxiety. I still only drive when I absolutely have to, I am still scared to death. Not sure why. You are a great teacher and dad, I’m glad you were able to share that moment.
My granddad who I also called “PaPa” taught me how to drive. We were best friends. He and my grandma Jane raised me!! He taught me on an old Ford Bronco, 3-on-the-tree (manual). He told me if I learned to drive it that I would be able to drive anything. I surprisingly got it pretty quickly. It was one of those (around) 1968-69 models the one everybody fixes up now, but his was a half cab, with a very short truck bed. I loved driving that thing. Even after my mom bought me my first car at 16, I still left my car set and drove his Bronco!! Some of the best memories of my life. My granddad was right there is nothing so far at 53 that I haven’t been able to drive.
He’s such a great kid and you Lester, are a wonderful father and partner to beautiful Jami !!!! 😘😘😘❤
Lester, you're a great teacher and LE you did very well!❤
Well done LE and Lester👍 but i can still remove my Tire on the old way 😅 but what special to teach your son 💖😘🍀