When it's that hot, you need to run your truck all night, not safe, to not get a good night sleep. I'm speaking from experience . It won't hurt the engine idling all night if you're a company driver who care there going to be getting rid of the truck in a couple of years anyways
Still record my brotha (it is your right to record), we are still living in a time that officer body cameras somehow “not functioning in suspicious moments” then it becomes a he said/ he said moment, they almost always gonna believe the cops 😥 speaking from someone who lives in the rural south in FL, be safe and stay vigilant always ✊🏿
I'm from NYC but I moved back to the Deep South where my family is originally from. Watch these southern people (cops and sheriff's Incl.) because they don't like us Yankees - they feel entitled. And for God's sake, strap up (Legally) - keep something in the truck for your Protection from these Hilbillies in the South and Midwest. And if you work for a company They are Responsible for your APU working, tell them to Fix It - why are you putting yourself through that suffering brother? Good luck to you. 💯
You need to put x straps on the front an back of your loads
keep it up man. it’ll get easier
Enjoying your journey I hope to be driving OTR soon. Be safe enjoy.
Thank you and you’ll be out here in no time💯
Very good. Stay safe my friend. God bless you.
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Trust me you will get faster and it will get easier
Great content my boy- I moved to Texas in 2020 from NYC I adjusted to the heat - now it’s nothing I can wear all black in 90+ lol
I would have a whole heat stroke if I tried that😂
@@NellWorld I was definitely close lol
When it's that hot, you need to run your truck all night, not safe, to not get a good night sleep. I'm speaking from experience . It won't hurt the engine idling all night if you're a company driver who care there going to be getting rid of the truck in a couple of years anyways
How long did u start Flatbed?? You Inspire me Man..
I started it a couple of days ago😂but that means a lot I appreciate it💯
I took a load from Massachusetts to Seattle Last week Seattle Was between 85 to 90 degrees
Sheesh😳
I'm about to start flatbed for the first time is it good I'm a Lil nervous about tapping and secure loading
Fire vlog bro🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good looks💯
Looking good bro, are you still with the company and,what's the name of the company?
Still record my brotha (it is your right to record), we are still living in a time that officer body cameras somehow “not functioning in suspicious moments” then it becomes a he said/ he said moment, they almost always gonna believe the cops 😥 speaking from someone who lives in the rural south in FL, be safe and stay vigilant always ✊🏿
Thank you and I appreciate the advice💯✊🏾
Put some shoes on my guy 🙏🏽
Where u got your training on doing flat bed ?
Who do you drive for now?
A company called DSM
How long did it take you to drop off
Took me 7 hours to get there. It took about 30 minutes to fully get unloaded and unstrapped.
It seems they would lose a lot of hay hauling it on a flatbed trailer.
How hard is to to learn how to secure loads
It’s not hard you can literally learn everything in like a week
How much do you get pay?
As a driver for tmc u did pretty good for a first timer I seen worse
Thanks man💯
I'm from NYC but I moved back to the Deep South where my family is originally from. Watch these southern people (cops and sheriff's Incl.) because they don't like us Yankees - they feel entitled. And for God's sake, strap up (Legally) - keep something in the truck for your Protection from these Hilbillies in the South and Midwest. And if you work for a company They are Responsible for your APU working, tell them to Fix It - why are you putting yourself through that suffering brother? Good luck to you. 💯
Are you a cross country truck driver
Yeah
Fuck that, leave it idling. Seems like you are burning more fuel by starting it every 15 mins over letting it idle.
You might be right about that😂🤔