I found out from the movie people that this van is being used in the next episode of the TV horror show called 'The Strain'. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strain_(TV_series)
Gosh, I wondered if the rear was going to catch on the ground, and then the middle of the vehicle and finally the engine sump and front of the vehicle!! However I think you will have to make some rather gentler longer sloping ramps when it comes to loading it because of the pretty abrupt slope of the metal ramps.
Dan Whiteford er... i don't know how many classes you cut in high school but usually the vehicle travels the same way when you LOAD it, as when you UNLOAD it ;) if it didn't catch the trailer or ground while rolling off, I should be good rolling on.
I miss 720p. I think you are doing 480 for bandwidth constraints, if I remember correctly, but 480 looks blurry and old school. The difference is actually huge between the two for viewing.
Hey there Mr Sergei I Saw your delivery the bread truck at Roosevelt island being filmed when i saw the truck i knew who brought it here ..Shout out to Mr Sergei from brooklyn. keep up the good work and the videos we're watching ya...
I've been in that situation many times especially when I haul skidders to the mountains in the East tiny back road turns onto another tiny back road 90° max usually I find myself turning almost all the way around
Movie plot: The bread factory received a call that the dead are rising across the street from the cemetery. They quickly enforced their bread van to be zombie proof to try to escape the horde. But it seemed they are running out of time....then a black Mack truck showed up! :)
Nice video! I'm a resident of NYC and feel for truckers every time I see them maneuvering around corners with cars cutting them off and people walking around them. I used to operate 400 ton, 600' long vehicles with 4,600 hp that carry 2,000 people, otherwise known as NYC subway trains, I just retired. We don't steer or deal with traffic like you guys, I wouldn't want to drive a truck around NYC, it's bad enough driving around in a car. Oh, I hope you enjoyed our table smooth streets too! Have a safe stay in NYC, and a safe trip out of here when you leave. Thanks for posting this video Uncle Sergei, take care.
littleguytruckershow I wasn't burnt out, but had health problems and a teenager when I came in off the road. Drove a city bus for 5 years until I retired. Can't say how you will do, but it was a different world for me.
littleguytruckershow I would make a turn like you made on Myrtle with a 102" wide 40 footer with a car in that lane..you had to have skills to drive one. Paid good, insurance, plenty of overtime if you wanted it.
You sure get in to some shitty places to deliver too good thing you have a set back axle truck that steers good. Now I know how the gooseneck on your truck sits on the truck when the neck is detached there is a lifting bar pushes against the truck's frame.
Graveltrucking on older trailers you have to carry blocking and then put on the frame when you disconnect. here i have a special lever on the gooseneck that controls this support bar.
I know that about blocking with older low beds I never noticed the support bar in your other videos with the yellow trailer. The days are gone fighting old mechanical detach low beds.
New York State often marked overpasses up to a foot lower then they actually are because of snow pack in the winter. This practice varies throughout the state and cannot be depended on.
I've found most bridges around NYC and north Jersey to be lower then they actually are posted more often than higher and we'll often run a pole car through long before the load just for this reason.A few coats of asphalt can make a BIG difference ;)
Good job Sergei.
I found out from the movie people that this van is being used in the next episode of the TV horror show called 'The Strain'. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strain_(TV_series)
I have a 10-minute drive to this place. Today even drove by and I made some pictures of your truck. Good luck and have a good trip back.
Gosh, I wondered if the rear was going to catch on the ground, and then the middle of the vehicle and finally the engine sump and front of the vehicle!!
However I think you will have to make some rather gentler longer sloping ramps when it comes to loading it because of the pretty abrupt slope of the metal ramps.
Dan Whiteford er... i don't know how many classes you cut in high school but usually the vehicle travels the same way when you LOAD it, as when you UNLOAD it ;) if it didn't catch the trailer or ground while rolling off, I should be good rolling on.
I miss 720p. I think you are doing 480 for bandwidth constraints, if I remember correctly, but 480 looks blurry and old school. The difference is actually huge between the two for viewing.
Sofbit but both are free,right? how much do you pay for your cable TV?
***** I'll watch your videos no matter the resolution, just viewer feedback, not an insult or any disrespect at all.
Nice video Sergei of the unloading enjoy your time in New York !
Hey there Mr Sergei
I Saw your delivery the bread truck at Roosevelt island being filmed
when i saw the truck i knew who brought it here ..Shout out to Mr Sergei from brooklyn. keep up the good work and the videos we're watching ya...
Hope they lock the gate or you can keep an eye on your rig.
Hi Sergei; Nice video, regards and good route.
I've been in that situation many times especially when I haul skidders to the mountains in the East tiny back road turns onto another tiny back road 90° max usually I find myself turning almost all the way around
thank you for the video
very nice video you do a great job keep up the good work
Very cool!
Movie plot: The bread factory received a call that the dead are rising across the street from the cemetery. They quickly enforced their bread van to be zombie proof to try to escape the horde. But it seemed they are running out of time....then a black Mack truck showed up! :)
you can't never trust new York bridges
Nice video! I'm a resident of NYC and feel for truckers every time I see them maneuvering around corners with cars cutting them off and people walking around them. I used to operate 400 ton, 600' long vehicles with 4,600 hp that carry 2,000 people, otherwise known as NYC subway trains, I just retired. We don't steer or deal with traffic like you guys, I wouldn't want to drive a truck around NYC, it's bad enough driving around in a car. Oh, I hope you enjoyed our table smooth streets too! Have a safe stay in NYC, and a safe trip out of here when you leave. Thanks for posting this video Uncle Sergei, take care.
Queens New York baby. I should have met u.
Man, When were you in NY in that area of Brooklyn and Queens?
***** That's an interesting question. Look at the DATE the movie was uploaded ;)
Alright Alright, Well hope you enjoy your stay in the NYC area till sunday.
i just gave a two weeks notice, will be driving local city buses. i am burnt out.
littleguytruckershow i think driving a city bus is much more stressful.
littleguytruckershow I wasn't burnt out, but had health problems and a teenager when I came in off the road. Drove a city bus for 5 years until I retired. Can't say how you will do, but it was a different world for me.
littleguytruckershow Do heavy haul like Uncle Sergei. Less Miles, More Pay
littleguytruckershow I would make a turn like you made on Myrtle with a 102" wide 40 footer with a car in that lane..you had to have skills to drive one. Paid good, insurance, plenty of overtime if you wanted it.
Any clown outfits there in that truck? Grab one fer me!
Cool...I'll take ten loaves of Italian bread!
You sure get in to some shitty places to deliver too good thing you have a set back axle truck that steers good. Now I know how the gooseneck on your truck sits on the truck when the neck is detached there is a lifting bar pushes against the truck's frame.
Graveltrucking on older trailers you have to carry blocking and then put on the frame when you disconnect. here i have a special lever on the gooseneck that controls this support bar.
I know that about blocking with older low beds I never noticed the support bar in your other videos with the yellow trailer. The days are gone fighting old mechanical detach low beds.
Anti or straight-up Zombie?
Well done uncle Sergie!
NEW YORK CITY! better keep an eye on your truck or ya wont have any tires an wheels in the morning.
You need a truck GPS to keep you squared away.
Award winning filmmaker and chief C.E.O. of Uncle Sergei Productions, I am sure they will need some tips from the master.
New York State often marked overpasses up to a foot lower then they actually are because of snow pack in the winter. This practice varies throughout the state and cannot be depended on.
I've found most bridges around NYC and north Jersey to be lower then they actually are posted more often than higher and we'll often run a pole car through long before the load just for this reason.A few coats of asphalt can make a BIG difference ;)