Yea Tim. Way to go , you look like a natural born truck driver . Good job, listen to dad and you have this down pat in no time. I think you can do anything that needs to be done on that farm.You are a very important part of day to day operations there. Keep up the good work and remember we all love you and miss you when you are not in the videos.
Well done Tim, nice driving, and it also shows how good a teacher you are Wess, keep the videos coming, I hope you have a great year on the farm with no breakdowns.
Hey Wes, just been goin' thru your videos. I seldom leave comments, but this one I had to comment. Tim great job of driving. I see people hauling campers and am amazed at how they cannot do reverse. I seen one guy hauling a 20 Ft. camper and it literally took him 6 tries to get backed into a camping spot. He eventually went around and drove forward thru his site. So, long story short, Tim, you did what people who pull campers every year can't even do. So props to you young man. Wes, keep up the good work. I agree YT has gotten too big for their britches and will surely end up being but a memory once some young computer and business wiz. decides to challenge them. NEVER too big to fail. !!!!
great job Tim !! looked like your grandfather was standing in front of his house when drove away I bet he was as proud as your DaD is seeing you learning every aspect of the Farm! Be Proud Tim great Job 👍🏻ty steve Hatfield
AWESOME Tim. My brother taught me to back up to a loading dock that was in a Boston Chinatown alleyway. No better teacher than a relative cause they'll teach you all the tricks.
Tim is doing great. You're right about his confidence. I'd rather see him cautious rather than over confident so you've got a lot to work with. Nice video.
damn Tim got some driving skills. first time and backing up that trailer better then some pro's. respect for that. got my license and it's not as easy as it seems. way to go Tim. keep on rocking
Good job driving Tim! You should thank your dad for taking time with you to help learn the ropes. So many of us never get the opportunity that you have with your dad on the farm. Enjoy the time while you can because it goes faster than you think.
WoW, Tims backing was awesome, Found backing one of the hardest things to teach new driver. Some get it right off the bat, some well......never will. Go Tim
Good Job Tim....................My Dad taught me the same way on my Grandpas Farm. It's my Birthday 55 years old. Have a good day everyone. Hope all goes good for the Pandy Family Farm this year. Good Video to watch on Birthday Morning. God i miss my Dad.
Nice job Tim. You backed that rig around better than most over the road driver the drive "professionally". I remember my first time in a semi, it was a 98 Int'l 9400 with a 60 series Detroit. I was told take it from this field to that field down the road and don't hit anything. It was ugly but we made it in one piece, slowly. I haven't driven a semi in a few years now, I'd need a few minutes to get my bearing back.
Mack R's were tough trucks that withstood many new drivers. Most logging jobs in this area still use R Models for offroad spot trucks. I always liked the twin stick 6 Speeds, low gear plus 5 reverses.
Oh Lord...a Mack 5 speed. I've had the misfortune of driving a few. Not that they're unreliable, but here in the Colorado high country you'll never get past 3rd empty. Fully loaded, pulling the passes it's one and done...And pray you don't have to stop on a steep grade...cuz its Lo-Lo the rest of the way up if you do.
Tim has a excellent teacher and I think he did a great job,, For me I learn best by just doing it ,, seems like Tim is the same way,, I learned Common Sense, and Patience from my dad,, I learned from watching my Dad, Grandpa, and great Grandpa work
Damn Tim's a really good driver! I know a few 100 truck drivers who couldn't back up that far at that speed keeping her straight as he did without screwing it a few dozen times or just plain refuse to, lol!
Tim did good, my son that just turned 18 is learning to drive the tandem truck and he just needs confidence. I want him to get his class 1 but he is nervous. So just needs more practice.
I put many miles on an old " R " model Mack when I worked for Lufkin in the pump jack oil patch. I haul 246 320 Lufkin pump jacks 200 miles that we bought from a old Phillips field in north Oklahoma .
Hell Tim you need to be a trainer for Swift. Ain't none of them drivers can back 10' without hitting something here you go 1/2 without going forward. Great job! Comming from someone who has trained and been driving trucks for almost 18 years
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Yea Tim. Way to go , you look like a natural born truck driver . Good job, listen to dad and you have this down pat in no time. I think you can do anything that needs to be done on that farm.You are a very important part of day to day operations there. Keep up the good work and remember we all love you and miss you when you are not in the videos.
I second that John
Well done Tim, nice driving, and it also shows how good a teacher you are Wess, keep the videos coming, I hope you have a great year on the farm with no breakdowns.
Hey Wes, just been goin' thru your videos. I seldom leave comments, but this one I had to comment. Tim great job of driving. I see people hauling campers and am amazed at how they cannot do reverse. I seen one guy hauling a 20 Ft. camper and it literally took him 6 tries to get backed into a camping spot. He eventually went around and drove forward thru his site. So, long story short, Tim, you did what people who pull campers every year can't even do. So props to you young man. Wes, keep up the good work. I agree YT has gotten too big for their britches and will surely end up being but a memory once some young computer and business wiz. decides to challenge them. NEVER too big to fail. !!!!
Your a great teacher Wes reminds me of myself when I was learning to drive semi GO TIM!!!! 👍🏻👏🏻
great job Tim !! looked like your grandfather was standing in front of his house when drove away I bet he was as proud as your DaD is seeing you learning every aspect of the Farm! Be Proud Tim great Job 👍🏻ty steve Hatfield
Tim did great ! I expect that his experience backing farm equipment with the tractors helped a lot.
Great job Tim !!!
Good job Tim. Good luck with your truck driving career, Great videos i love them. Keep them coming.
Well done young man great driving your be following dad soon with your own load going to the mushrooms farm. Well done again
AWESOME Tim. My brother taught me to back up to a loading dock that was in a Boston Chinatown alleyway. No better teacher than a relative cause they'll teach you all the tricks.
Keep up the Great Work Tim ! 2 Thumbs Up Bud ! Good to see The Ole R Model out Earning It's Keep . :)
Good relationship with your son, my dad was a farmer and unfortunately he passed away when I was 5 years old. Cherish those memories. Good video
Tim did a great job on that truck! You are a great teacher Wes!
Good Job Tim...I remember my first time.. I had to learn in the city limits after just buying a truck...ugh talk about stress
Great job Tim, you did a really great job with that. That truck really sounds good
Tim is doing great. You're right about his confidence. I'd rather see him cautious rather than over confident so you've got a lot to work with. Nice video.
Way to go tim! Nice work. Wes - Thanks for being here for us. Real life ... Thanks....
damn Tim got some driving skills. first time and backing up that trailer better then some pro's. respect for that. got my license and it's not as easy as it seems. way to go Tim. keep on rocking
Beautiful Mack and semi trailer.
Great job Tim!
I remember the first time my dad put me in the drivers seat!
your truck screams pride. you should be proud of the equipment and people you have working with you
Reminds me of when Dad taught me to drive stick years ago. Good job, Tim
Good job driving Tim! You should thank your dad for taking time with you to help learn the ropes. So many of us never get the opportunity that you have with your dad on the farm. Enjoy the time while you can because it goes faster than you think.
Great job Tim! We all started somewhere. You did well for the first time out.
Great job Tim. Love those old R model Macks
Nice job Tim! Takes me back about ten years when I got my CDL. Oh the memories lol
WoW, Tims backing was awesome, Found backing one of the hardest things to teach new driver. Some get it right off the bat, some well......never will. Go Tim
Nice to see the old R Model Mack out & about. Get Tim lots of practice time & he'll be fine. Stay safe.
grate job tim and good on you wes for taking the time to teach
Good Job Tim....................My Dad taught me the same way on my Grandpas Farm. It's my Birthday 55 years old. Have a good day everyone. Hope all goes good for the Pandy Family Farm this year. Good Video to watch on Birthday Morning. God i miss my Dad.
ml2trick Happy birthday brother
A very happy birthday to you! All best.
Happy Birthday!
ml2trick
Happy birthday man
ml2trick Happy Birthday
Tim did good! Just saw this is an old video. He should be going coast to coast now!
Very nice truck driving Tim right Wes, going very smooth !
Really nice back up Tim !!! Great job .
I sure do miss the sounds of those old Macks. Good job Tim!
great job Tim I remember doing it at that age and I wish it went as good as you made it look
excellent job to my back trailers up for living a major package delivery company you're doing very well keep up the good work
Nice sounding old truck. Nicely done Tim.
Good job Tim. Nice small corrections while backing up.
Nice job Tim. You backed that rig around better than most over the road driver the drive "professionally". I remember my first time in a semi, it was a 98 Int'l 9400 with a 60 series Detroit. I was told take it from this field to that field down the road and don't hit anything. It was ugly but we made it in one piece, slowly. I haven't driven a semi in a few years now, I'd need a few minutes to get my bearing back.
Very impressive, Tim is going to be a good operator as he gets more experience 👍
Love seeing the Mack working, Tim did a great job!
That was awesome Tim!!
great job tim, backing one up is a tough job job to master but it looks like your well on your way.
Mack R's were tough trucks that withstood many new drivers. Most logging jobs in this area still use R Models for offroad spot trucks. I always liked the twin stick 6 Speeds, low gear plus 5 reverses.
Godddd I love this truck. Will always be my ALL-TIME FAVORITE
Great job Tim!
Next generation coming up,looking good Tim!
happy birthday keep at it tim you will figure it out that damn double clutching but those old macks need that
Hats off to truckers. I consider myself pretty good on equipment but I always look and feel like a rookie in a road tractor. Good luck Tim
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LOOK HERE ! Johny Boy is a little bit in a bad mood . HAHAHA
john kyle do you just go around being a troll because you have nothing better to do
Oh Lord...a Mack 5 speed. I've had the misfortune of driving a few. Not that they're unreliable, but here in the Colorado high country you'll never get past 3rd empty. Fully loaded, pulling the passes it's one and done...And pray you don't have to stop on a steep grade...cuz its Lo-Lo the rest of the way up if you do.
nicely done Tim , great skill .
Dat boy got some Skills :-) well done mate
That will be nice to have an extra truck driver around. Good job, Tim.
That's the way everyone should learn. On A back road and back up before learning how to go ahead. Looks like fun!!
Great job backing up Tim.
thumbs up for tim learning to drive the truck!
Way to go Tim! The way he did that I'm not convinced it was his first time. That wasn't just a simple little job there!
Good looking old Mack and great job Tim
Good job tim nice to see the mack geting some use.
This is great. He's learning and doing great at it. No stupid video games for this guy. He's learning to work
Just tell Tim "if you cant find em-grind em". That helped me learn.
Great job Tim, That should be your new daily driver. :)
Good Job Tim! One of the trucks I learned to drive on was B 61 Mack shift was a lot more interesting.
Very nice Mack. One of my favorites. I really want to find one
Good job Tim! Pretty good for your first time!
Looking good there, Mr. Tim.
Tim you did good with that 1 stack Mack with a window in the back
Tim has a excellent teacher and I think he did a great job,, For me I learn best by just doing it ,, seems like Tim is the same way,, I learned Common Sense, and Patience from my dad,, I learned from watching my Dad, Grandpa, and great Grandpa work
Sounds beautiful
Mack sounds good, it is dusty but still looks great and Tim looks like he'll make a great driver Wes.
good job tim! keep going at it.
Damn good job TIM!!!!! Just gotta have more time behind the wheel to boost your confidence.
great job Mr. Tim . you look like a pro compared to me , my ford p/u and 18' car trailer . have a great week. Jim s. Colorado springs co
he'll be playing ratchet jaw in no time:) gotta love the sound of that em6 👍
great job TIM!!!!!!!
Great job Tim on the big rig
Float 'em Tim!!! Great job!!!
Great job!
awesome job Tim
Damn Tim's a really good driver! I know a few 100 truck drivers who couldn't back up that far at that speed keeping her straight as he did without screwing it a few dozen times or just plain refuse to, lol!
Well done Tim, you are a legend!
Nice job Tim love the Mack Truck
Great Job Timmy!!
Great job Tim!!! 👍 👌 👌 We've all been there!! At least those of us that have a cdl.
Glad to see Tim driving a big truck
I learned how to drive on a MaxiDyne cab over, then drove R Model's for a long time. I love Macks and especially like the old R Models..
Great backing Tim!
The R Mac is just great. Love that truck
Tim did a great job
loves the sound of those old diesels
good job tim you did amazing your a natural at it :)
Nicely done Tim. ATB
Love that old r model. Good job tim!
good job tim.u should be able to drive that ,i have allot confidence in u.
Finally using the blue Mack - runs good - Tim did a good job of backing the trailer and truck up
wash that poor thing!
Nice job Tim!
Good job on your backing Tim.
great drive tim
Tim did good, my son that just turned 18 is learning to drive the tandem truck and he just needs confidence. I want him to get his class 1 but he is nervous. So just needs more practice.
AndersonCattleCo. keep incouraging him & before you know it he will be banging out 13 or 18 gears with out the clutch ! we have all been in his shoes.
great job Tim it takes time but it will come to you.
I put many miles on an old " R " model Mack when I worked for Lufkin in the pump jack oil patch. I haul 246 320 Lufkin pump jacks 200 miles that we bought from a old Phillips field in north Oklahoma .
Hell Tim you need to be a trainer for Swift. Ain't none of them drivers can back 10' without hitting something here you go 1/2 without going forward. Great job! Comming from someone who has trained and been driving trucks for almost 18 years