Ah yes, that beautiful exhaust sound on an equally beautiful rig! That rig of yours is just awesome, it's one of my favorites!! I assume it's running the X15 Euro 5 600 HP engine and Eaton 18 speed manual, right? Can you please do a couple ASMR's for me? First, I'd like a super long unedited in cab ASMR with windows down, beginning with engine start up at the beginning, shifting, jaking, takeoffs, idling at lights, etc, and engine shutdown at the end. And second, I'd like a super long unedited ASMR from this perspective as well, with everything mentioned above. ASMR videos help me fall asleep at night, and I'd love some super, super long ones on a W900 SAR Legend like this one! Please make each ASMR as long as possible - for me, the longer the ASMR's, the better! Please let me know ASAP.
I LOVE YER TRUCK!!!! I am in Santa Cruz California and sure wish we had SARs here! ESP the legends! KILLER COLORS AND JUST WOW!!! THX Fer posting content! Cheers driver!
Whangamata is my home town. Great perspective. We lived just south of Whanga opposite the transfer station. Was woken often to the sweet sound of an E9 powered Ultraliner logger. Thanks for sharing.
I took a 26m long roof over to Whitianga that way a couple of years ago. If people did what the pilots asked it would have been a bit less stressfull🙂Good learning curve though.
Thanks mate for the over head view n sound combo , and quotes on bumping into low range , lol my brother stopped went thru gears all 5 8 times and high range wouldn't go , I said stop , let me look , well reduction was engaged, so it won't happen, old 15 direct ,
Nice route with great scenery. See you need to work the truck the whole way with very little level running. When you were pulling the long climb what gears were you using? Am I right to think around 4L, 4H and 5L ?
I was running empty in this vid after delivering my load of timber, so mostly the gear selection is more due to the tight corners than the engine pulling. Mostly the bottom of the high range.
Might just be the video angle bro but do NZ trucks not need to run side rail lights? Didn’t see any clearance or indicator lights up the side of the trailers when you were loading. Just curious, thinking of going to NZ and drive for a few years. Opposite of what the kiwis do over here I guess 😂
We do have both down the bottom under the coaming rail. The boss is old school and doesn’t run them down the roof on our units but the lower ones are there
@@Tricktrucker copy that. Old schools the way to go, these belonged out trucks more likely to be defected for a light out. Just more to keep on top of and at $30-40 a clearance light f that
We're all prone to fuck-ups and everyone will get lost-in-the-box sometime. It's how long it takes to realise it and remedy said fuck-up that shows the level of experience or lack of it.
Mean as truck great operator excellent driving skills bro great to see, love the music, cheers mate
Ah yes, that beautiful exhaust sound on an equally beautiful rig! That rig of yours is just awesome, it's one of my favorites!! I assume it's running the X15 Euro 5 600 HP engine and Eaton 18 speed manual, right? Can you please do a couple ASMR's for me? First, I'd like a super long unedited in cab ASMR with windows down, beginning with engine start up at the beginning, shifting, jaking, takeoffs, idling at lights, etc, and engine shutdown at the end. And second, I'd like a super long unedited ASMR from this perspective as well, with everything mentioned above. ASMR videos help me fall asleep at night, and I'd love some super, super long ones on a W900 SAR Legend like this one! Please make each ASMR as long as possible - for me, the longer the ASMR's, the better! Please let me know ASAP.
Will do what I can
@@Tricktrucker awesome, looking forward to them!!
I LOVE YER TRUCK!!!! I am in Santa Cruz California and sure wish we had SARs here! ESP the legends! KILLER COLORS AND JUST WOW!!! THX Fer posting content! Cheers driver!
Thank you! Welcome to NZ trucking!
My hat is off too you mate. That is one very narrow curvy road you are traveling and you didn't run anyone off the road. Great job mate.
Whangamata is my home town. Great perspective. We lived just south of Whanga opposite the transfer station. Was woken often to the sweet sound of an E9 powered Ultraliner logger. Thanks for sharing.
I took a 26m long roof over to Whitianga that way a couple of years ago. If people did what the pilots asked it would have been a bit less stressfull🙂Good learning curve though.
Thanks mate for the over head view n sound combo , and quotes on bumping into low range , lol my brother stopped went thru gears all 5 8 times and high range wouldn't go , I said stop , let me look , well reduction was engaged, so it won't happen, old 15 direct ,
Ah yes the old deep reduction 15 speeds. Haven’t driven one of them in a very long time!
iv seen people struggle with single axle traila on this road,lol
mean truck bro,primo video too, from the king country.
Awsome SAR Bro
Nice route with great scenery. See you need to work the truck the whole way with very little level running. When you were pulling the long climb what gears were you using? Am I right to think around 4L, 4H and 5L ?
I was running empty in this vid after delivering my load of timber, so mostly the gear selection is more due to the tight corners than the engine pulling. Mostly the bottom of the high range.
Hi from Whangamata lots of boat headed out that day
Might just be the video angle bro but do NZ trucks not need to run side rail lights? Didn’t see any clearance or indicator lights up the side of the trailers when you were loading. Just curious, thinking of going to NZ and drive for a few years. Opposite of what the kiwis do over here I guess 😂
We do have both down the bottom under the coaming rail. The boss is old school and doesn’t run them down the roof on our units but the lower ones are there
@@Tricktrucker copy that. Old schools the way to go, these belonged out trucks more likely to be defected for a light out. Just more to keep on top of and at $30-40 a clearance light f that
youll find the boat trailers just on your side of the road. kia ora bro
Often the case haha
We're all prone to fuck-ups and everyone will get lost-in-the-box sometime. It's how long it takes to realise it and remedy said fuck-up that shows the level of experience or lack of it.
Ain’t that the truth hahaha
Awesome m8 go aus.