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Spreads require you to constantly be getting in and out of the angle, i have one warehouse i have to back a door with a foot to each side and just enough room for truck and trailer between the door and a fence to make a 90° back.

Man I hate these truck stops. Diagonal spots are so stupid... Nice that people are helping him. When i was backing my dryvan for 20 minutes people just stared. And one old man got out smoking a pipe looked at his trailer as if he thought i hit it. Pricks. You guys are nice. Any help is much appreciated😊

G.O.A.L(Get Out And Look)

Who do you drive for?

So get out and help him.

Atleast u tried 2 help

This rookie helping him back....ur on the wrong side...be on the driver side..

He's not even listening

Well tell him

Don’t understand why this guy couldn’t get it in. Looks to have a ton of space to work with and the burgundy truck was even parked over for more space. A modified 45 would put it in easily. And spaces even all look angled too

Is that Ray Romano narrating

Good people for helping

That tire is bald as mf

I despise you sneaky recorders. And it seems that you’re in the way also

Yeah, flatbedders don't back. And the worst part about a spread is one you don't know what axle will be your pivot, and tow they just take forever to turn.

You going have helped but no you didn't

You should move from there give him more room instead of recording him

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I hate backing my spread axle flatbed. My tires bend nasty all sorts of ways

Glad i'm not going SB!!!

Must not be paying for the tires.

The company he works for probably just turned him loose with a split after he learned on a box. All I drive is a flat bed and there is no way at that trailer would fit in that spot

This is just Cringe. Fully loaded spread axle ain't doing anything of type of tight turning like that.

Spread axles work against you when backing up. And I didn’t see the driver get out and look

I gotta better solution, number 1 keep practicing backing you will get it as you stay positive trying, number 2 just turn down every bit of freight going there in northeast and let the video super star guy haul all the freight going up there lmfao

I use to pull guys like this out of the ditch in the winter 🥶

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Oops no its not. Just line up right!

Blow the bag! Geeesh. Its a lift axle, blow the bag it will turn. Simple parking spot🤦🏿‍♂️

My '48 Peterbilt can do that. CW McCall says..

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look at it would ya just look at it well look at that

Thing about tight spots is that every inch counts and also in this situation I'd turn pull up turn hard left and then back in. It takes some pressure off his trouble side

i love the sound of the truck

He probably tired so it took a little time to get it in there

If you pull a spread and don't have a lift on the front axle you don't know what the fuck you're doing.

Holy shit

For all you people that don't don't pull flatbed don't know the secret of throwing sand down under which axel you want to slide if you don't follow them you don't know the trick getaclue

You cannot compare those 2 Vehicles one with the goose neck and flatbed on a semi way to difference I was going with you on to that point Then you sound Idiot

If you never drive a flatbed don’t comment that’s impossible to make a back up like that

The parking gods,,go find parking elswhere

this is why I drive straight truck 🚒 lol

No dump valve? I hate spread axle trailers but I feel like that guy doesn't know what he's doing.

1:30 don’t think he can hear ya.

I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, but why not just look for a different place to park?

With my spread axle 53 ft flat bed and extended frame truck i go to walmart to park or some big shopping plaza. Never at truck stop.

That plaza was not made so good for trucks

The guy just can't back up, must be ex employee of Swift, CR England, JB Hunt,