These are the loads that put hair on your chest.
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- I got the call to do a VERY long haul. See if you can hang with me.
inquiries: shum.jax.info@gmail.com.
Website: www.mywildwildw...
ALBUM IS AVAILABLE! www.the sightliners.com
My hat goes off to all you guys! I’ve been in some tough docks. And traffic is getting worse. God bless
to all!
Love your videos. Had to give up trucking due to M.S. diagnosis years ago. But I still love trucks and you give me a chance to live vicariously through your videos.
My first load out of state ( not old enough yet) I worked locally then had to drive all night down to Sacramento,arrived at 5 am rush hour. Never been on a road bigger than 2 lane freeway. You learn fast or wither. Did 36 hours straight once. I never used dope and all the guys I ran with did. Pretty tough keeping up with a bunch of speed freaks. Praise God I made it through those years. I do miss hauling cows in big power trucks.
Jax!! You do a great job moving ur cattle...they no u genuinely care about them!! They load no problems...easy..calm...thanks jax.
Awesome trip . Get the best out there and enjoy your time. Thanks again for your time educating us.
Yes, you are the Master of cattle hauling!!
I think you and Rooster are super cool 😎
Jax you are the king of of cattle hauling great video thanks
My father used to do two rounds a week from Fairfield,Pa to western Kansas then down to Texas to pick up fat cattle and take them to Wyalusing,Pa. And would go around every scale along the way because he was always over lol. ✌🏼❤️
Part 2 coming? I could sit in my chair for the full hour. 08:04 cute bull horn/hood handle, your voice changes a little, do I see a wire retainer on the upper teeth? Dental issues used to make me talk differently. Got to keep them pearly whites looking good for the You Tube videos.26:08 feels like a roller coaster. Well, I don't know we didn't get to see that part. I remember Whitehall in the old Windows XP, Microsoft Train Simulator. Computer train goes slow up those mountain passes and just like driving a truck slow going downhill. 10 times the weight driving a train, and even in a game they don't stop very easy. I'm enjoying listening to your Jake, that new engine sounds really good. Thanks, Jax for taking us along.
Yessir had braces when I was a boy . Still wear that retainer :)
Love your content, sir! Thank you for all you do!
Jax awesome video, brother. You are the master. Loading them correctly for that run seems to be the key. You don’t want no issues, brother.👍👍👍
I pulled into a ranch to get two bulls with my 20 year old second gen dodge. The straw hat wearing ranch that’s about 70 years old 6’8’’ 100 pounds was walking out of the barn. I opened my door and my Aussie gets out and I get out with my shorts and flip flops. He looked me up and down and says you got the right pickup,you got the right trailer, you got the right dog but you sure as fuck don’t look like any cowboy I’ve ever seen.
Haaaa!!
LoL, my response would have been- don't need to be a cowboy to haul your cattle...😅
He's running on tar road's quite cattle this guy's doing it easy and only one trailer when you have to head rope them to stop them jumping out of the create and your on dirt roads it makes it challenging this sook in rolling easy
Love all your videos bud. You are the best. Need to do more poems like the Cerro Gordo one. Love your voice
Excellent trip/video Jax.
Retired Cattle Hauler (dead ones hangin' from the rails) 🤠 IBP, Swift, National, Armour, etc.
Great video and your explanations make it most interesting to watch and listen to. Thanks, Dan
Excellent video i really enjoyed the scenery and explanation of loading. Can't wait for part 2.
Another fine example of trucking with Mr Jax’s ….
The experience, the explanation,the views of the country sides from the cab,makes for a great tripping adventure across the country
Thanks 🙏 …
See you on the next one 😊
🙌🏼
you haul em on the hoof I hauled them in the box!...used to pick up loads at Montfort meat in grand island ....years ago used to sit and wait at the old sap bros.
Always enjoy your videos, and like how you roll. I like the older Freightliners myself, but the older, older ones ... 60's 70's.... cuz I'm that old!
Always enjoy the cattle hauls!!
That is a damn good looking truck. Great video!
Man that truck is dialed in! Glad to see some content
Hello there Jax. I hope you and the family are doing great.✌️👍🙏🙏
Opening shot of beautiful downtown Raynsford Mt., Ha ha , have a safe one out there.
i saw that too! we farm in geyser the next town over
Thank you for the videos! I really enjoy the sites that you show!
Really thought I was the best cattle hauler around until I found out about Jax's oh ya yep the man right there at hauling cattle/livestock. Appreciate ya driv,ah
🤣👏🏼
The days are getting shorter here in New England very rapidly! In the beginning you said it was around 9pm and looking out your window it was still really light out I got jealous ! Won't be long now and it will be 0 degrees and dark at 430 445 ! We are on our 2nd week of football conditioning for the boy it's hard to believe it's that time of year again
Sitting on the side of the road in Western Queensland Australia out here it’s all triple trailers or four trailers consisting of two b doubles with a dolly all2 decker’s what gets me there is cattle going both ways
Paris Ont. to Laredo Mexico to Alberta Canada back to Paris Ontario in 8 days full load, Dairy cattle to Mexico pickup a part load Texas to Alberta full load feeder calves back to Ontario 6100 plus miles 2 times per month for 7 years, plus a few local trips when you arrived back home in Paris. All in the early 1970’s , 250 hp International Transtar cab over loved it.
That is HARDCORE!
I lived in Denver Colorado and used to run from Maryland New Jersey all the way out to California in back every week.
Janx is back cowmobiling.
I have nothing but respect for a grown man who can sing Disney songs just out of the blue! 😂💪
Let me know when you get out here in Nebraska! 80 has been fun from Cheyenne to Omaha. Lot of crappy road construction out this way!
Ive picked up the finshed product 😂 in grand Island many times at 24 degrees
Galesburg here. That was a very interesting and educational video for this State farm agent.
We are flying out in about 10 days for a quickie trip to hang out with our son and his wife in Missoula. Haven’t been out there since we saw you. The kids have flown home a few times for weddings and funerals in that time. Did the winds of 80 to 110 mph tear the ranch up like they tore up Missoula?
Epic, looking forward to part 2
I've done these kind of runs in the southern countries of Africa.
Gobabis in Namibia to Dundee in South Africa with weaners for example. 1350mi or 2160km.
But take into account, it's 3d world Africa. Not the developed US of A.
Typical single lane country back roads. Wild animals day and night. Oblivious African motorists. Almost non-existing convenience stores. Speed limit of 50mph or 80km/h, which we obviously had to ignore, but that puts you on a constant alert for traffic officials.
No time to fuel once you're loaded, need to carry enough juice for the whole run. And to top it all, a border post to cross between Namibia and South Africa with lazy and unhelpful personel.
And last but not least weighing a total gross of 124000lbs on two trailers.
We typically did such a run in 26hrs from closing doors to last hoof off, no sleep.
Cool to see how you do it in the US! If you ever come to Australia hit me up, well chuck another 2 trailers on you and send you a couple hundred miles up some dirt roads! Haha
Dude that would be a dream come true! I’ve always thought getting to do that for a week down there would be awesome .
@@realwildwildwest well if you ever come down I'm in Dundee Beach, Northern territory I'm sure I could get you a ride in one at minimum!
Going eest gain time going east lose time 😂
You were by Shelby where the Welker Farm is !
I think about 60 miles south of the Welkers
Thee ol Detroit sounds mean. Like it. Miss when we could make a little noise.😂😂
The time zone change definitely sucks!! You're putting in almost the same amount of miles as me.
Trucking live sock long distances over thousands of miles is not for everybody here in Ontario Canada. We bring a lot of feed cattle or out of Western Canada, especially Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta over the years exporting dairy cattle out of Ontario here reviews two different trucking companies here there’s only a handful drivers that you see month after month Year after year but keep trucking livestock over long distances. Why say is look after your health and don’t want to take breaks when you need to take breaks feed water and brakes are not a bad thing for the cattle and a good thing for the driver. it’s not worth driving tired or having to take Substances to stay awake, I know of drivers that have ruined their health and their relationships
Nicely done
This winter I broke down on look out pass less than 100 feet from a turn out. Ended up loosing a fuel filter first time I ever seen a mountain fun times
Ol truck sounds really good
You go ahead and toot your horn sir, I want to gear it in Great Falls. Hope all is well in your neck of the woods
Much respect
Pernounced absoraka mtns, absorkee is a town on the other side of the mountain,its on the way to the Stillwater valley.
We need some 3 X size t shirts in the green Allen Livestock
Good ol beck road Maverick haha
Talk about monster runs …… Paris Ontario Canada to Laredo Mexico 1800 plus miles one way
Used to haul horses wearing Hawaiian shirts & shorts..Everyone looks at u oddly..Just told them I learned at big ranch in the islands..
See you are on brights all the time (blue light on dash). Ain't that making it difficult for other drivers?
Nice rig, Coranado right?
Love the full length running boards!
👍i enjoyed it
Have a friend that hauls hogs from Alberta to S.Dakota and then up to N.Saskatchewan back to mid Alberta ..year-round every week
Hell of a view at the beginning
what about brand inspections and the paperwork for such?
You said you were picking up a load for a friend. I remember another load that you picked up for a friend and you spent several hours in a weight station with a $3000 fine, could have been 10 or $12,000 dollars fine. How do you keep up with your down time with all the time changes.
Hey man, another great episode 😊👍
I still just can't fathom how big the states are compared to the UK, we don't often get to see so much sky! Just after Lookout pass around 28min into the episode, it looked like your steering was pulling to the right? Is that a tracking issue or was it just the road camber?
Great to see Rob on the road! 👍
No, she’s driving true and straight. 🙌🏼 new steer tires are wearing perfectly.
There is nothing like getting a PhD. in bovine relocation services. 😊
Let the sun set on the same set of cows twice ol son then we talk about trucking
Nice looking calfs
Love being able to ride shotgun.. Thank you for taking us with you.
Whoo hoo where's the beef? Haha all joking aside hats off to ya ❤
do you or have you hauled cattle to railheads like in the old days or due they still move cattle by rail !
Cut off jeans and boots, where have I seen that look before? 🤔 Utah maybe? 😂
14:27 🎶 the Simpsons…🎶
Sounds like a job for Dr. Bell.
Shhh😂
Haven't seen "little brown bottle " in over 30 years now . I'd always hit the horse race track for it back in the day .
@@stormyweather9054 I think Canada it's alive and well.
Them Ole boys kept a bag in they pocket u know wat I talkn about
High speed chicken feed ....
Hauling them Meyer cattle
Thanks for the ride.
LOL😂 you grew hair shit I lost a lot of hair doing that twenty-five years ago and it didn't grow back ether hahahah keep it between the lines driver and you just might make it to graduation.
J,
Any update as to when we can expect some Steady At The Wheel content?
I don’t even honestly understand, even though I’m a truck driver, how a load like this can even work. Whether you’re on paper logs or ELD’s I just don’t understand. I wish people weren’t so rude and would actually try and explain.
How much diesel will you use from provider to destination? 1365 miles.
I think I cover fuel mileage in the next episode .
Those are called toothpick trips driver..
Davenport is about 90 miles from me.
Do you use Mud Flap Diesel Fuel Discount
Would you ever consider taking a subscriber along with you for a haul ?
You know I haven’t.. maybe if I had a big channel where I could afford to fly someone in.
I really miss steady at the wheel podcast. Did you and your brother decide to just kill it?
On hold for now. No money and so far apart, it was hard to keep doing it despite the fun it was.
@@realwildwildwest no pressure from us. You and your family have a lot going on.
Nice thing about hauling cattle, the shrink flows out of the trailer…….
No water for the cows for 2 days ?
No, they never have a full day without water. They get it on the morning of one day, they have to be back on it by dinner time of the next.
How do you log your hours running solo
It’s an industry trade secret 🤐 🤣
Wow, first. That is a first
Your fuel cost is HALF the price of up here
Oh please....
Enlighten us?
Popping pills an moving On. Swinging meat..an swaying away. Some were hauling Go Go girls.
👍
Sheers
Cool vid but l have to say l hate feed lot farming
How come?
@@realwildwildwest cows are meant to graze on grasses not grains Jax
@realwildwildwest cattle should be grass fed not grain fed !
@@kevinjgoult9482in a perfect world, that would be nice and much easier. The realistic hurdle is that there isn’t enough grass in the country to fatten the cattle affordably. Grain allow them to be fed in away they allows the middle class to afford the meat.
@realwildwildwest that's called food manufacturing not farming, in the end it's a very different product that is produced. As far as affordability goes l get what you're saying but it doesn't actually reduce the price of meat just it's quality.
That Jake brake in the rain empty doesn’t work for me..just saying
A Cummins isx might have enough Jake power to skid the wheels if there was some road oil mixed in, but you are definitely safe with any of the 90s era big three engines. Those Jake brakes aren’t gonna lock a wheel unless it’s empty and icy.
Running East is always the worst.