Bro, this is good info in this video. It has taken me a lot of other sources to gather a lot of what you put out in this video. I just wanted to say thanks as we are about to pay for our insurance next week to get this new adventure under way.. I just want to say your vocal audio was a bit low and the music was a bit loud in this video but again I want to give you many thanks for the information you provided!!! PS.... GO LIVE!!!!!!
Bro I appreciate the feedback! Glad you found this video helpful. I’ll work on the audio going forward. I have studio microphones that I should used but I’ll invest in portable ones
Thank you for being informative Few questions 1) Do all the papers I have to keep in binder need to be originals or can they be copies? 2) I like the suggestion of getting an older truck first for insurance reasons. I just have some thoughts that upkeep expenses on the older truck may eat up my money saved on insurance to keep it on the road. Suggestion- if I May the music is louder than your voice so some of you insight was muffled. Go live
1.) Yes they can be copies 2.) As long as you are keeping up with the basic maintenance on your older truck then you will be fine. I regularly change my oil, filter, and fluids. Low cost 3.) Sorry, I tried keeping the background low due to noise. I’ll do better next video
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Keep the good content coming bro.
@@JohnKWannamaker preciate the support
Great info on saving money! A lot of these things I didn’t know
Bro, this is good info in this video. It has taken me a lot of other sources to gather a lot of what you put out in this video. I just wanted to say thanks as we are about to pay for our insurance next week to get this new adventure under way..
I just want to say your vocal audio was a bit low and the music was a bit loud in this video but again I want to give you many thanks for the information you provided!!!
PS.... GO LIVE!!!!!!
Bro I appreciate the feedback! Glad you found this video helpful. I’ll work on the audio going forward. I have studio microphones that I should used but I’ll invest in portable ones
Your content is very impactful
@@LatraelRobinson I appreciate that, glad you are enjoying the content
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Very informative and enjoyable video on Tips on hotshot trucking bro
I appreciate that
@corntv1107 no problem bro
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Thank you for being informative
Few questions
1) Do all the papers I have to keep in binder need to be originals or can they be copies?
2) I like the suggestion of getting an older truck first for insurance reasons. I just have some thoughts that upkeep expenses on the older truck may eat up my money saved on insurance to keep it on the road.
Suggestion- if I May the music is louder than your voice so some of you insight was muffled.
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1.) Yes they can be copies
2.) As long as you are keeping up with the basic maintenance on your older truck then you will be fine. I regularly change my oil, filter, and fluids. Low cost
3.) Sorry, I tried keeping the background low due to noise. I’ll do better next video
Thanks for the info
No problem
It’s $37 for ucr if you do it yourself
Yeah that’s what I was trying to remember lol.
You’re doing good. I’m working on getting back into hotshot myself. I’ve been out a few years. It can be a great experience.
@@Doug-nq7ql I’ve been enjoying the journey
How can any new hotshotter afford $2800 monthly insurance.? It’d break the budget !
Who’s insurance is $2,800 a month?
What was your insurance payment due on day 17? That' seems like super expensive
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How many days did it take the fscma to contact you after you finished your DOT application??
It took them a few days
@@corntv1107 thank you ! I just applied for my dot number Wednesday, waiting on them to call
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So far, we at 2 people lol
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