They just drive them in… in this case the bus was behind the shop, not running and they needed to move it around in front and pull it into the bay… it was a Kodak moment.
@@briandavis9975 thanks Brian... appreciate you watching my videos... we are down in Myrtle Beach for a couple weeks vacation... will be home just after April 1.
Sorry I couldn’t help but cringe at the lack luster attention to detail while pulling: both towing vehicles were pulling and steering all in different directions than the bus was steering to go. They really made a quick simple task more monumental than it had to.
Holy cow that rear is up crazy high!
What the hell did i just witness? Thank you god for only ever putting me into a Prevost!
Ha! I'm not a driver, just an enthusiast. But I'm curious and always trying to learn, what sets Prevosts above MCIs in your opinion?
How do you place an automatic in neutral.
Is the bus running ?
Aired up ?
Bus was not running... and the shop air filled tanks enough to get E Brake released... they were pulling it into the shop to work on the engine.
how do they do it when they're running?
They just drive them in… in this case the bus was behind the shop, not running and they needed to move it around in front and pull it into the bay… it was a Kodak moment.
What kind of name is Magic Trails lol this thing is old
How is Aaron's bus now?
It’s running good... he still has a lot of minor stuff to get working but he’s driving it some.
Here is his latest video - th-cam.com/video/I-RSY0VEtFY/w-d-xo.html
@@GRNewman thanks Garry hope all is well and your making great progress on your conversion I'm looking forward to your next video my friend.
@@briandavis9975 thanks Brian... appreciate you watching my videos... we are down in Myrtle Beach for a couple weeks vacation... will be home just after April 1.
Nice aim!
I drive for a company right down the street from there
Omg van hool is Belgium-bus
Sorry I couldn’t help but cringe at the lack luster attention to detail while pulling: both towing vehicles were pulling and steering all in different directions than the bus was steering to go. They really made a quick simple task more monumental than it had to.
at least refill the bellows on the front axle.
thats how its done! hillbilly style