Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF). Warren Buffet Owns BNSF. Burlington Northern bought the Old Sante Fe Railroad about 25 years ago merging Burlington Northern and Sante Fe into a Single Railroad and its the 2nd Largest Railroad in North America. Union Pacific is # 1 and Norfolk Southern and CSX are # 3 and # 4.
Dan change that oil pressure sensor! You will soon see faulty oil pressure readings, and the sensors fail causing great loss of oil this is full oil pressure to the sensor Cat tech 30+ years.
I work at the corporate headquarters for BNSF. If you ever do a reset in the Fort Worth area, or have time, look me up and I will give you a tour of the campus.
While 5mpg sucks, it is just 1line from gross to net. Payments, insurance, depreciation, cost of repairs (down time makes it a double-edged sword), truck stop food (cost & lost time), not wanting a motel room for your reset, and the 1 intangible of your comfort for the 1/2 of your day not behind the wheel are just a few that come to mind.
Spent 2 days in the dirt lot there ar the fuel stop during a blizzard in December 2015 or January 2016. State Police had all roads closed. Thankfully that little Diner across the street was open. Keep on keeping in Dan.
BNSF= Burlington Northern Santa Fe, they are all over the place in west Fort Worth, think their main offices are over there to near Saginaw on Western Center, anyways thanks for the video and you and Bailey stay safe out there on your travels….🙏🇺🇸
Hello Dan and Bailey good to see you both making it down to Arizona in our neck of the woods Phoenix Arizona please keep the videos rolling and you and Bailey have a blessed trip around and please come home safe.
My dad drove back in the '90's even did a little owner op stuff too. He was nice and laid back alot like you. That one accident of his time disabled him but man I miss the passenger seat of the 18 wheeler.
Thanks for the video. I love the Southwest. Anytime I'm out there in AZ NM TX I love to take a walk in the evening and in the morning when the sun is coming up. I Love the smells.
Road construction is everywhere. In the last 45 days have been through 14 states. All of them had lane closures, restrictions, bridge repair work. Felt bad for the truckers just sitting there and losing time.
Hey Dan !! The only way to track down the fuel mileage is to start with the mileage that was on the ""PETE"" when you bought it & the end mileage on the fuel receipt when you are figuring the mileage & the # of gals. of diesel you bought according to the receipts for that period !! Kinda got to be an accountant for that !!! But,, Like you said ,,"Don't really care about fuel mileage .."" Anyhows,, have a good week & say ""HELLO"" to Teresa for ALL the viewers !!
One of the prettiest parts of the country in my opinion. I was born and raised on the east coast in NC and still live here but I drove long haul trucking for a year and got to travel through over 30states in that time and the southwest is really pretty country. Definitely would recommend it to anyone for sightseeing
Regarding fuel consumption, we get roughly between 8.5/9.4mpg running fully loaded at 44000kgs. If I were getting 5 mpg the motor would be sold but that’s because of our extortionate fuel costs. 👍. Keep up the good work Dan, always a joy to watch.
Trucks will drink fuel like Dan's does if you cruise at 65mph like he does, and some states they can run 70mph plus if he ran it at 55mph he would probably get 8mpg plus , the difference would be payments on a new truck what you save running slower, you don't gain anything in the long run going 10 mph faster, only higher fuel costs and added fatigue.
Dan I have a c-15 6nz and a 3406 I never thought about fuel mileage when buying the truck THE BOTTOM LINE IS U HAVE TO PAY. ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO OVER COFFEE AND MY BREAKFAST SANDWICH THIS SUNDAY MORNING 8:10 a. m. Give em hell DONT let em breathe. Safe travels at ALL COSTS DAN
Dan, you mentioned black Dorsey mud flaps, since you already have "Dorsey" mud flaps on the trailer and "Dorsey on the back and both sides maybe you should consider putting black Peterbilt mud flaps on the back of the Peterbilt.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, which is a merger of two companies. Warren Buffett is the principal shareholder. Whenever I travel in the Southwest, I see the BNSF trains every ten minutes coming to and from the West Coast. Buffett knew what he was doing.
Hi Dan and Bailey! :) That wreck on the OK turnpike was covered by KODE 12 News out of Joplin. They had a video posted - saw your rig about 1 minute into the video. They reported only minor injuries - thank God. Two cars (one a Sheriff) and two big rigs. No train!? Bummer! :D
Another great video Dan that Trains magazine is a great publication i get it every month via,Post from the USA Vaughan NM is an interesting place Rail road wise . The BNSF main line and the UP main line cross one another one over the top of the other That area around Vaughan and Fort Sumner contain a lot of history especially relating to Billy the Kid the outlaw . I continue to enjoy your work Dan greetings from Sydney Australia .
Really enjoyed watching your videos congratulations on the new truck seen you passing me going the other way on Friday on 44 I was headed north you were headed south The truck looks really good hope it treats you well.
Love your videos Dan. Always informative and you show kind of what trucking can be like for a driver who stays out and works and does not run home every 5 minutes. For me that is real trucking. You are always in a great mood and don't let the negative side of trucking find it's way into your videos. A true Professional.
Love your truck Dan i remember seeing this at the auction on TH-cam seems to be doing well tells me you can get good trucks from there...great seeing it again....
Good content Dan, I appreciate you explaining things like the daily truck inspection And talking about your fuel mileage. Thanks for doing what you do!
Gearing is so different to Europe. We have a 56mph max speed (governed). A Volvo 560hp D13 engine would pull aorun 1100rpm at 56 with 2045lbs ft torque. 10-13mpg.
The 5 usmpg that Dan talks about is 6.07 imperial mpg, or in other words imminenet bankruptcy in the UK. The 10 which a European truck will get running heavy is about 8.27 usmpg. I believe that US aerodynamic trucks with European based engines, Volvo with a Volvo engine or a Cascadia with a DD13, PACCAR product with MX13 or maybe an International with the A26 will get similar figures to what we get. However the US version of these engines always have lower maximum outputs both power and torque the the Euro versions and usually rev higher. Things aren't really comparable because the US in most cases have much higher running speeds than our EU imposed pedestrian speeds and double drive (this seems like driving to down the road throwing money out of the window to a European, but whatever does it for you), whilst in the UK we run much heavier and go upto 3 feet higher so much more drag. Horses for courses.
5 miles per gallon...sounds pretty similar to my 1999 W9 with a 15.8L 3406E lol I average somewhere between 4.9-5.2 each year. I track it but I'm with you, anything over 5 I'm doing good lol
BNSF stands for Burlington Northern and Sant Fe Railway!
or as we ex-railroaders say, "Big, Not So Fast". LOL. Controlling interest owned by Warren Buffett and his Berkshire Hathaway Corp.
Or as stobe the hobo used to call em ... Fnbs lol get it? 😁
Burlington Northern, Santa Fe two big railroad companies merge.
You know the dog is in charge of the entire operation.And, clicked LIKE.
You bought it for the room and shower and other convenient things that make living on the road more comfortable
Baily looked like she was ready to play with all those different sticks! :)
Your Dog is so pretty and looks well trained.
Just wondering has anyone seen Super Dan it has been over a week am I the only one that miss seeing Dans Videos Thanks Kevin 💙💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF). Warren Buffet Owns BNSF. Burlington Northern bought the Old Sante Fe Railroad about 25 years ago merging Burlington Northern and Sante Fe into a Single Railroad and its the 2nd Largest Railroad in North America. Union Pacific is # 1 and Norfolk Southern and CSX are # 3 and # 4.
Not there truck, not there fuel issue. It's all your and only your. Glad you are happy with the truck, I know I would be.
BNSF is Burlington Northern, Santa Fe.
You buy a truck for comfort because you live in it more than your house if it gets good fuel mileage that is a plus
I was born in SAYRE Oklahoma in 52’
Thanks Dan and Bailey for letting us drive with you really enjoy your videos.
Bnsf is Burlington North Santa Fe
Dan now has a working show truck
Smiles per gallon!!
Great little fuel stop @ the 84!
Burlington Northern Santa Fe. Part of it was the old Great Northern Railroad
It's like a Harley. It's not leaking. It's marking It's territory. Lol Stay safe.
Dorsey Trailers are very well made in the U.S.A.🇺🇸 and are Affordable and Very Reliable. Thanks!👍
I think New Mexico is such a beautiful place.
Just a normal day at office brilliant
Safe travels to Arizona 🌵🇬🇧👍
I like your fuzzy accomplice Dan. :)
Dan change that oil pressure sensor! You will soon see faulty oil pressure readings, and the sensors fail causing great loss of oil this is full oil pressure to the sensor Cat tech 30+ years.
I think we have a bunch of channels in common I thought I was looking at my list
Burlington, Northern, And Santa Fe.
I work at the corporate headquarters for BNSF. If you ever do a reset in the Fort Worth area, or have time, look me up and I will give you a tour of the campus.
Train fans, Chicago area has 40 some rail yards, down from 70.
You are a hard working driver Dan
nothing but respect for you.
Take care Dan and Bailey
Safe travels brother Trucker..
While 5mpg sucks, it is just 1line from gross to net. Payments, insurance, depreciation, cost of repairs (down time makes it a double-edged sword), truck stop food (cost & lost time), not wanting a motel room for your reset, and the 1 intangible of your comfort for the 1/2 of your day not behind the wheel are just a few that come to mind.
Thats a good one
BNSF is Burlington Northern Santa Fe
BNSF is Burlington Northern & Santa Fe I use to work for the railroad in New Jersey and now I do videos of csx in Maryland
Orange truck rocks. Love to ride along. Thanks Dan!
What's up
You're so smooth, but I guess it is from years in the seat, you make it look easy!
Dan, BNSF is "Burlington Northern Santa Fe!"...
Spent 2 days in the dirt lot there ar the fuel stop during a blizzard in December 2015 or January 2016. State Police had all roads closed. Thankfully that little Diner across the street was open. Keep on keeping in Dan.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe. Dan, love your videos pal. Stay safe. Randy
BNSF...Burlington Northern & Santa Fe
BNSF= Burlington Northern Santa Fe, they are all over the place in west Fort Worth, think their main offices are over there to near Saginaw on Western Center, anyways thanks for the video and you and Bailey stay safe out there on your travels….🙏🇺🇸
AMSOIL. 450,000 MILES ON AN OIL CHANGE. New filters every 15,000 and make-up oil with amsoil additive as needed .
That was bad ! I seen a blue tarp laying on the ground. Thanks for the video !
You have a great rig in Big O. Enjoy it.
Haven't heard anything from you in a while. It's hard to leave the house . Hope all is well. U hang in there
Hello Dan and Bailey good to see you both making it down to Arizona in our neck of the woods Phoenix Arizona please keep the videos rolling and you and Bailey have a blessed trip around and please come home safe.
My dad drove back in the '90's even did a little owner op stuff too. He was nice and laid back alot like you. That one accident of his time disabled him but man I miss the passenger seat of the 18 wheeler.
That used to be my parking spot on the north end as well.
BNSF BurlingtonNorthern\Sante Fe. They bought out Sante Fe and kept the name.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe RR......Loved the video Dan. Happy Trails................................................
Thanks for the video. I love the Southwest. Anytime I'm out there in AZ NM TX I love to take a walk in the evening and in the morning when the sun is coming up. I Love the smells.
Safe travels Dan
When you want to see a train, they just don't show. Thanks for the ride along Dan. Be safe!
I miss the white 379 Peterbilt
You mentioned you’ll ask your Mechanic take a look at it. We thought you were the Mechanic😬👍
Hello very nice vidéo. Your truck is beautiful and very nice day from Belgum 🇧🇪🇺🇸
Road construction is everywhere. In the last 45 days have been through 14 states. All of them had lane closures, restrictions, bridge repair work. Felt bad for the truckers just sitting there and losing time.
Not only Time - its Money, ´cause they paid per Miles.
There is not much time left for many states before snow arrives. They need to get it done while they can.
@@HunterAtheist Ohio turnpike has been doing construction for the past 5 years. And in the same spots.
Great channel !!
THE CONDO, IS LOOKING REAL NICE!!!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEO'S!!!!! THANKS
Drive safely my friend. God bless you 🙏.
BNSF. Burlington Northern Santa Fe.
So I just gotta ask,,,, did you let Bailey keep her stick and bring it in the truck to play with? Lol
Cool video Dan 👍
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
You're in my neck of the woods near the accident!! I don't think anyone got hurt, but burnt down to semis. Love the channel.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN 🚛🇺🇲👍
Hey Dan !! The only way to track down the fuel mileage is to start with the mileage that was on the ""PETE"" when you bought it & the end mileage on the fuel receipt when you are figuring the mileage & the # of gals. of diesel you bought according to the receipts for that period !! Kinda got to be an accountant for that !!! But,, Like you said ,,"Don't really care about fuel mileage .."" Anyhows,, have a good week & say ""HELLO"" to Teresa for ALL the viewers !!
One of my favorite places to spend the night.
Found your spare key
I've never been to the Southwest, so thanks for taking me along for the ride. Hope traffic is better on the next leg of your trip.
One of the prettiest parts of the country in my opinion. I was born and raised on the east coast in NC and still live here but I drove long haul trucking for a year and got to travel through over 30states in that time and the southwest is really pretty country. Definitely would recommend it to anyone for sightseeing
Regarding fuel consumption, we get roughly between 8.5/9.4mpg running fully loaded at 44000kgs. If I were getting 5 mpg the motor would be sold but that’s because of our extortionate fuel costs. 👍. Keep up the good work Dan, always a joy to watch.
What kind of engine and what year ?
Are you going off the dash cluster what it is showing you , Normally that is what people do and in reality it is NOT true numbers
Trucks will drink fuel like Dan's does if you cruise at 65mph like he does, and some states they can run 70mph plus if he ran it at 55mph he would probably get 8mpg plus , the difference would be payments on a new truck what you save running slower, you don't gain anything in the long run going 10 mph faster, only higher fuel costs and added fatigue.
@@checker3694 Well stated, Checker
Thanks for recording this for us.
I would tie up the wire for the 02, the loop is kinda close to the exhaust. Looks like Bailey loves the room in your Cadillac
I bet you could put valves on the top of 2 tanks to shut them off or one even....
Your New Lizard detectors with chrome really look Hi tech !
Dan I have a c-15 6nz and a 3406 I never thought about fuel mileage when buying the truck THE BOTTOM LINE IS U HAVE TO PAY. ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO OVER COFFEE AND MY BREAKFAST SANDWICH THIS SUNDAY MORNING 8:10 a. m. Give em hell DONT let em breathe. Safe travels at ALL COSTS DAN
BNSF = Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Take care Dan/Bailey.
Safe travels, Dan.
Alrighty then 😉
It is BNSF Burlington northern
Thank you for putting out great videos.
Thanks Dan
Dan, you mentioned black Dorsey mud flaps, since you already have "Dorsey" mud flaps on the trailer and "Dorsey on the back and both sides maybe you should consider putting black Peterbilt mud flaps on the back of the Peterbilt.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, which is a merger of two companies. Warren Buffett is the principal shareholder. Whenever I travel in the Southwest, I see the BNSF trains every ten minutes coming to and from the West Coast. Buffett knew what he was doing.
Caterpillar and fuel mileage don't go together in the same sentence 😅🤣🤣
Burlington northern southern freightways
Hi Dan and Bailey! :) That wreck on the OK turnpike was covered by KODE 12 News out of Joplin. They had a video posted - saw your rig about 1 minute into the video. They reported only minor injuries - thank God. Two cars (one a Sheriff) and two big rigs. No train!? Bummer! :D
Another great video Dan that Trains magazine is a great publication i get it every month via,Post from the USA Vaughan NM is an interesting place Rail road wise . The BNSF main line and the UP main line cross one another one over the top of the other That area around Vaughan and Fort Sumner contain a lot of history especially relating to Billy the Kid the outlaw . I continue to enjoy your work Dan greetings from Sydney Australia .
Really enjoyed watching your videos congratulations on the new truck seen you passing me going the other way on Friday on 44 I was headed north you were headed south The truck looks really good hope it treats you well.
Love your videos Dan. Always informative and you show kind of what trucking can be like for a driver who stays out and works and does not run home every 5 minutes. For me that is real trucking. You are always in a great mood and don't let the negative side of trucking find it's way into your videos. A true Professional.
My son is a machinist for Burlingling Northern Santa Fa (BNSF).
Love your truck Dan i remember seeing this at the auction on TH-cam seems to be doing well tells me you can get good trucks from there...great seeing it again....
Good content Dan, I appreciate you explaining things like the daily truck inspection And talking about your fuel mileage. Thanks for doing what you do!
Gearing is so different to Europe. We have a 56mph max speed (governed). A Volvo 560hp D13 engine would pull aorun 1100rpm at 56 with 2045lbs ft torque. 10-13mpg.
UK (imperial) gallon is about 20% bigger than the US gallon, so mpg will be very different.
Their torque is different too. And their trucks look Gayer then AIDS.
Lol
Dam..truck i drive was goverened at 68..i had the mechanic up to to 74 lol
The 5 usmpg that Dan talks about is 6.07 imperial mpg, or in other words imminenet bankruptcy in the UK. The 10 which a European truck will get running heavy is about 8.27 usmpg. I believe that US aerodynamic trucks with European based engines, Volvo with a Volvo engine or a Cascadia with a DD13, PACCAR product with MX13 or maybe an International with the A26 will get similar figures to what we get. However the US version of these engines always have lower maximum outputs both power and torque the the Euro versions and usually rev higher. Things aren't really comparable because the US in most cases have much higher running speeds than our EU imposed pedestrian speeds and double drive (this seems like driving to down the road throwing money out of the window to a European, but whatever does it for you), whilst in the UK we run much heavier and go upto 3 feet higher so much more drag. Horses for courses.
Freightliner Cascadias in the States with a DD15 get around 8.5mpg. That would be an extra 20K+ in the driver's wallet, based on 100K miles a year.
Great to see you again and keep it up the great work
Dan a collared shirt that's not orange , I didn't know who I was watching : ) . Cheers !
5 miles per gallon...sounds pretty similar to my 1999 W9 with a 15.8L 3406E lol I average somewhere between 4.9-5.2 each year. I track it but I'm with you, anything over 5 I'm doing good lol
BNSF is the merged acronym of Burlington Northern and Santa Fe.
That is a crew change place an a local switching yard
Great video safe travels
I wear those same gloves! I found they last a lot longer than any other kind I've used