That was really good. Great safety and double checking. The only thing that I would add, is that I close each belly valve before removing the loading head. Every once in a while, the o-rings on the loading head go bad and it will spray a stream of fuel at you if it is under pressure from the belly valve being open.
Nice video, I wondered what the loading process was like. I expected you to open the domes on top of the trailer when loading & unloading, the big vent line must be enough to equalize the pressure.
@@dethklokicksbutt thanks, great explanation on venting and capturing the fumes when unloading a tank trailer. 20 years Back I saw a tanker trailer collapsed in a tow company yard, was told it happened cause the domes were not opened. Will have to watch all your videos.
Lmfao at the dog scratching it’s ass example to explain what happens if you don’t lower the loading bar 😂 awesome video thanks this is the first time I’ve seen this process..
I know at our terminals here, that’s an automatic lockout. One terminal I think might do a life ban for that. Definitely not a habit to get into. The potential for danger is very real.
It's easy to determine that he's wearing a head-mounted (difficult to identify) camera that allows him to work as normal - not obstructive, totally safe. The reason for the rule is for safety, specifically prohibiting the use of anything that takes ones attention or hinders ones movements. Think before blindly obeying a rule that does not exist.
Hey bro glad I found your channel. Great content keep em coming! I just getting into trucking. Why did you choose tanker? If possible it would be great to see some backing or cdl related maneuvers. Bless
The tankers I have pulled....dry bulk pneumatic and liquid carbon dioxide for praxair pays very well and i never have to sit at dock...unload as soon as I get to where I'm going
How heavy are the hoses? I am thinking about transitioning from dry van to this type of work. I am not weak but I wonder if it would be too heavy for me. Isunloading the fuel more difficult?
Bro you are breaking the rules by having electronics out of truck while fueling Thx for video but bro look out for you this can get u banned and your card took
The scully is mostly to prevent from overflow when loading. Each compartment has a probe inside at a set height that if the fuel reaches a certain overflow level it will stop flow. Depending how many compartments you load at a time and the flow rate of the fuel arms they can be loaded in 8-15 minutes
@@itruck96 what's up? How does the driver know how much additive to add? Does he have a work order that tells him how much to put in the load? Can the driver accidentally put in to much additive? On purpose or by accident?
@@RS-qp4bpEverything is taken care of by the supplier. The drivers are only responsible for picking the correct type of fuel and gallons needed. If the driver accidentally stops the loading process prematurely, it will ruin the fuel because the mixture will be wrong.
@@itruck96 can you think of a condition/situation where too much additive was added to the fuel load which in turn made the fuel "gummy"? Because that is what happened to the fuel that I bought at a station. Note: I do not put any over the counter additives/octane boosters in the fuel tank.
@RS-qp4bp Every car would have the same problem. I believe each station tank has four filters so i'm not sure what happened in your situation. Diesel will gel up in freezing conditions.
Last time I checked you got locked out if you had your phone out and video taping they have Camers all around the loading fuel rack and have signs posted NO Phones nor No Videotapeing I hope his company seen this and fired him for not following the fuel loading rack rules
Why would you hope for such a draconian consequence for a man trying to educate others? Besides breaking a rule, is there anything actually wrong or dangerous in having a head-mounted (hands-free) camera? Please help me understand your reasoning. Or is it simply that you're a boot-licking blind rule follower who can't stand it when someone isn't like you?
That was really good. Great safety and double checking. The only thing that I would add, is that I close each belly valve before removing the loading head. Every once in a while, the o-rings on the loading head go bad and it will spray a stream of fuel at you if it is under pressure from the belly valve being open.
You doing a good job driver.
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Nice video, I wondered what the loading process was like. I expected you to open the domes on top of the trailer when loading & unloading, the big vent line must be enough to equalize the pressure.
@@dethklokicksbutt thanks, great explanation on venting and capturing the fumes when unloading a tank trailer. 20 years Back I saw a tanker trailer collapsed in a tow company yard, was told it happened cause the domes were not opened. Will have to watch all your videos.
Lmfao at the dog scratching it’s ass example to explain what happens if you don’t lower the loading bar 😂 awesome video thanks this is the first time I’ve seen this process..
Scully/ Ground- vapors- load arm- and Safety
Good one bro Very understandable. 🌟🔥
Is this considered truck rack terminal operations?
I don't think u r allowed to carry phone or camera at loading racks..
I remember we weren't.
So where is this place?
I know at our terminals here, that’s an automatic lockout. One terminal I think might do a life ban for that. Definitely not a habit to get into. The potential for danger is very real.
It's easy to determine that he's wearing a head-mounted (difficult to identify) camera that allows him to work as normal - not obstructive, totally safe.
The reason for the rule is for safety, specifically prohibiting the use of anything that takes ones attention or hinders ones movements.
Think before blindly obeying a rule that does not exist.
Hey bro glad I found your channel. Great content keep em coming! I just getting into trucking. Why did you choose tanker?
If possible it would be great to see some backing or cdl related maneuvers. Bless
Local Tanker pays more compared to dry van and refer where I am from; hence why I chose tanker after obtaining my cdl A.
I’ll work on some backing video soon for the channel.
The tankers I have pulled....dry bulk pneumatic and liquid carbon dioxide for praxair pays very well and i never have to sit at dock...unload as soon as I get to where I'm going
What do you do if you load the wrong compartments?
How heavy are the hoses? I am thinking about transitioning from dry van to this type of work. I am not weak but I wonder if it would be too heavy for me. Isunloading the fuel more difficult?
It’s not heavy, I’m short and can easily pick it up. You got it
Bro you are breaking the rules by having electronics out of truck while fueling Thx for video but bro look out for you this can get u banned and your card took
Please guys you people should help, am a tanker driver, but I don't have work
Damn I remember loading a compartment wrong and had to redo all my math for the other compartments.
Done that a time or twice lol. Scares you for a moment then you gotta do some quick math
@@SamBrown-qi3fk lol yup! All of sudden you’re like what are numbers? lol
You from Jamaica bro?
What purpose does the scully serve, and how fast can a tanker this size get loaded at a terminal?
The scully is mostly to prevent from overflow when loading. Each compartment has a probe inside at a set height that if the fuel reaches a certain overflow level it will stop flow. Depending how many compartments you load at a time and the flow rate of the fuel arms they can be loaded in 8-15 minutes
You only loaded with one riser and one compartment at a time. I got 3 going at a time
He did 2 at a time. What video did you watch? 😂
At what point is the Gas station (company) specific " fuel additive" added to the tanker?
In the first 100 gallons.
@@itruck96 what's up? How does the driver know how much additive to add? Does he have a work order that tells him how much to put in the load? Can the driver accidentally put in to much additive? On purpose or by accident?
@@RS-qp4bpEverything is taken care of by the supplier. The drivers are only responsible for picking the correct type of fuel and gallons needed. If the driver accidentally stops the loading process prematurely, it will ruin the fuel because the mixture will be wrong.
@@itruck96 can you think of a condition/situation where too much additive was added to the fuel load which in turn made the fuel "gummy"? Because that is what happened to the fuel that I bought at a station. Note: I do not put any over the counter additives/octane boosters in the fuel tank.
@RS-qp4bp Every car would have the same problem. I believe each station tank has four filters so i'm not sure what happened in your situation. Diesel will gel up in freezing conditions.
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Last time I checked you got locked out if you had your phone out and video taping they have Camers all around the loading fuel rack and have signs posted NO Phones nor No Videotapeing I hope his company seen this and fired him for not following the fuel loading rack rules
You’re a real SUCKER for wishing that on him.
You’re a liberal
He violated alot of rules looks like no hard hat telephone out
You a clown
Why would you hope for such a draconian consequence for a man trying to educate others? Besides breaking a rule, is there anything actually wrong or dangerous in having a head-mounted (hands-free) camera?
Please help me understand your reasoning. Or is it simply that you're a boot-licking blind rule follower who can't stand it when someone isn't like you?