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I love farm/family videos and it's great to see Rooster 😊 It would be nice to see Wendy again too! It's been a long time since we had a good ole' family adventure! I'm looking forward to the album too 😁👍
Your channel is quite diverse, which also makes it never boring! Plus I can live my younger years trucking, feeding cattle, and pulling calves vicariously through you. We used straw to bed our cows and calves if we had to bring them in during calving season. Is that the first calf of the year? What a little beauty! Is it a little bull calf or heifer? It’s so wonderful to see all the kiddos helping out and learning life lessons and a good work ethic. Kudos to you and Haeli (please let me know if I am spelling her name wrong). Good to see Rooster also! Ohh an album finally!! How exciting! God bless you all and keep you safe ❤️🙏
Good morning ❤ Glad your slowly warming up ,way up there 👆 we had a decent dumping of snow on the mountain 2 days ago but it’s gone today… it’s definitely autumn weather here, the days and night are matching yours (for now !!) Super happy little sister is back up and running and the barn is now toasty warm for the mama cows … Awww what a cutie pie baby calf and even more perfect that’s it’s a heifer Congratulations on the record music deal thingy 🎶 Have a fantastic week with the cars❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great video! Love that you explain truck repairs so "regular" people can understand it. Yeah Little Sis is back in action! Enjoying the Nascar so cool! And the Album! Busy, busy, busy! You take care and thanks for sharing! ❤
You made me go out and kick start the 2007 Argosy CABOVER can't do much just had back fusion surgery thanks for the video gives me something to pass the time
Love them cabovers. Nice to see things on the ranch going well. Really cool to hear James is doing good. You will have to us know where to buy the album, when you know. Have fun in Austin. Thanks for sharing
Jax I love the cabover I have a buddy who farms 2700 acres we took a old road tractor and stretched it with a 26ft box an 72 sides with tips I'd haul 550 bushel to the elevator and run 70 with more ta go I never took it there loved that truck so comfortable. You got a classic.👍🇺🇸🤙
Glad to hear album update. I hope it takes off! Thank you. Wonder if I'm older than Rooster. I think i am! That's a scary thought! Haha Your mom an dad look great. This cold weather gets to me too.
I will have to say you are one cool country boy and have a wonderful family. Jax you and my youngest son are the same age . He was raised on a small family farm. GET- R- DONE from North Carolina.
ENJOYED THE VIDEO! Nice to see the kids and Rooster, Jax putting everyone to work. 😉 You got several things accomplished in one day good for you! I cant seem to get 1 thing done😭🥴🤣! Be Safe! Keep Your Head Up! 👍 🐄 🐓 🚛
My first truck was a 95 freightliner COE, old yellow freight truck painted galaxy blue. Was the nicest riding & shifting Cabover I ever drove growing up.
Nice rig I love cabovers. Used to drive cabovers for over 40yrs since I was 18 in 1977. However, love the long wheelbase, I love to see long wheelbases on big rigs, especially on cabovers a and duel stacks and twin breathers. I also prefer the old chrome 13 and 18 spd knows in the shifter stick. I still have my old chrome T shifter Handel for the spliter for 13 & 18spd spliter chrome knob assembly. Anyway take care of the old girl. AND HAPPY TRUCKING
Not as glamorous as NASCAR,but very interesting.I’m retired now,but I started my driving career in 1976 in Pontypool South Wales.My first job was collecting milk churns from local farms and delivering to a local chocolate factory.So your video reminded me of where I started and how resourceful farmers are.
Max take a old or new rubber diaphragm from brake chamber,put small hole in it,use your air compressor and feed air to tanks pushing fuel to motor,crack fuel lines to get sir out,thus no use of liquid sunshine in a can !
You have first hand experience why there isn’t diesel flavored candy…thanks for your video, sometimes I feel like i’m the only one that has to fix the something….before I can fix the original problem.
@@realwildwildwest I just found your youtube stuff. I wish I could bring my CXU Mack over there. You move a variety of trailers. I have 40-plus years in this game and am tired of the BS brokers and the flakey companies Russians hid behind. Mike!!
The best fuel lines are 5/8 air line and 1/2 return. And the easy way to get fuel in the lines is to put air in the fuel tank it makes it start quicker.
Welcome to Texas, I live in the DFW area. I enjoy your hard work, brother. Rooster and I (the older the gentleman) should get together and discuss how to get our daughters to let us slow down.
When I did big truck road service I kept a "refrigeration - in line sight glass" to chase down the loss prime problem. They can be very hard to find. Penske was a big customer of mine and one of their service managers showed that trick.
Smart thinking on your part, for those reasons you mentioned. Also because if they're poor when they get pregnant, then about the time they calve. They're going to drop down in weight, because the calves are pulling some much from them, because everything they're eating goes straight into producing milk for their babies. So they take forever to catch back up, and sometimes you have to skip a year breeding program to allow for that to happen. Yes Sir fighting the drought here in Texas too, but hopefully with the huge amount of rainfall we've had since the end of last year will bring the water back up, thus letting the grasses rejuvenate themselves too. That's yet to be seen, but one has to be positive.
It's great to see you giving that motor little wifs of either instead of flooding it like I've seen done before! Thats a nice setup with the walking floor. What is little sister's wheel base? Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks man. I can’t remember off hand what the wheel base is. Not as long as it looks.. with the short bunk and being a cabover. I’ll have to measure it sometime.
Special feeling when you do your own maintenance. Funny how the elation when it all works is equal to the disappointment when you give it everything you have to find out late at night and you are by yourself that there are still things needing to be fixed :>(.
Well my short peckered friend i think you leave out the best things on your videos. Im not a hater my friend. I honestly believe you have so much awesome videos to show but just saying i think you are leaving out the best parts of what viewers want to see. Love you brother and great to see roosters.
Great video on doing your own maintenance it has to be fulfilling! I am curious how the sawdust was coming out of the back of the trailer I know you said it was hydraulic but what displaces the sawdust out of the trailer what moves it?
I did a video last year on putting sawdust down, i think I showed up close how the trailer works. If you can’t find it, look up walking floor trailer on TH-cam.
I think you passed me on 59/20 East the other night. I was cruising at 72 and I think you went by me at 75MPH. It was maybe 2AM. Funny thing is, I live in Austin. Was on my way too.
Ektech I believe is the brand. It was given to me by a guy who sold me a different truck many years ago. Not sure if they make anything like it anymore. If not, you can look into getting a laptop 💻 with Cummins insite. That’s my next move coming up.
Not good that fuel line rubbing on the pvc air line it looked like. If my engine didn't have a primer system on it I would start mine with starter fluid and let the engine pull the fuel up into the engine and let the motor prime the lines. You have to be careful with starter fluid because it washed the oil off the cylinder walls if you use too much. little squirts is all you are supposed to use and once the motor starts just little shots to keep it running. So you do not scorch the cylinder walls with the rings on the pistons.
Hi. OK, I see you had to replace a cab latch at the rear. Have you had any trouble with the hinges at the front of the cab? Thanks, Take Care. P.S. Nice to see you have your thinking caps on for the beef management.
We should keep a eye on this case and if they win there law suit against the driver and his company we all strike this is a strike that even the big carriers will take part in
I'm no mechanic, mind you, but what if you have a T-junction (with valves) in one (or more) places a long the fuel line, so you manually can attach a device to the fuel-system to "pump" fuel from the tank up to the T-junction. I have similar (but backwards) system to pump sea-water out of my boat.
Sorry to comment on an older vid, but do you know make/model for the bull bar on that thing? I have the same truck and need some better protection for it...
Hydraulic hose is a bad idea for fuel lines, it will get you by in a pinch, but the rubber is not designed for fuel so the diesel can break down the hose prematurely and you can suck chunks of rubber into your fuel system damaging your pump and injectors.
We ll see how they do. Got several thumbs up for use with diesel… but you never know till you know. There’s two filters ahead of the pump, so chunks of debris would never reach the pump, but I’ll keep an eye on that first filter and see if I ever start noticing anything
They were covered before and they wouldn’t lay in them 🤷🏼♂️. Wierd, so we removed the top board when we cleaned. decided to try the open top for a bit and see if it changed their minds at all. Got any other tips to get them to lay in the box?
@@realwildwildwest yes I do have oneore trick. Wooden eggs. Use to place them it the box just one or two here and there. Sorta like a training aid for the young hens.
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When you said you was getting woodchips, I was expecting landscaping woodchips. What you got was sawdust. LOL
I love farm/family videos and it's great to see Rooster 😊
It would be nice to see Wendy again too! It's been a long time since we had a good ole' family adventure!
I'm looking forward to the album too 😁👍
Pressurize the fuel tank.
Hey Jax at timestamp 8:29 I am so glad to hear that James is doing good
Never a dull moment on the Allen ranch. Most likely on any big ranch. Part of the heartbeat of America. Thanks Jax.
I wish the sun would shine in northern NM! Good to see ya Jaxon
Where in Northern NM?
Hey there 👋🏼
Dang, another video!? Oh yeah!! Great video Jax! Very glad to see Little Sister is back and running 😎
Your channel is quite diverse, which also makes it never boring! Plus I can live my younger years trucking, feeding cattle, and pulling calves vicariously through you. We used straw to bed our cows and calves if we had to bring them in during calving season.
Is that the first calf of the year? What a little beauty! Is it a little bull calf or heifer?
It’s so wonderful to see all the kiddos helping out and learning life lessons and a good work ethic. Kudos to you and Haeli (please let me know if I am spelling her name wrong). Good to see Rooster also!
Ohh an album finally!! How exciting!
God bless you all and keep you safe ❤️🙏
Haeli. A unique spelling for sure . That one was a little heifer calf!
@@realwildwildwest thank you so much Jax! ❤️🙏
Pressurize the tanks and use WD 40 with your starting fluid, it's easier on the motor, enjoy your videos. Thanks
Pressurize the fuel tank to help prime the system; or install a boost pump at the bottom of the tank and you will never have this problem again.
just use ether
Glad you got truck going love watching your videos and tell Old Man Rooster hello and have a wonderful night.
Thanks, you too!
Looking great Rooster glad to see ya👊
Good morning ❤
Glad your slowly warming up ,way up there 👆 we had a decent dumping of snow on the mountain 2 days ago but it’s gone today… it’s definitely autumn weather here, the days and night are matching yours (for now !!)
Super happy little sister is back up and running and the barn is now toasty warm for the mama cows …
Awww what a cutie pie baby calf and even more perfect that’s it’s a heifer
Congratulations on the record music deal thingy 🎶
Have a fantastic week with the cars❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great video! Love that you explain truck repairs so "regular" people can understand it. Yeah Little Sis is back in action! Enjoying the Nascar so cool! And the Album! Busy, busy, busy! You take care and thanks for sharing! ❤
Glad to hear that , thank you!
Seems great father's run in your family great job brother👍🙏😎
You made me go out and kick start the 2007 Argosy CABOVER can't do much just had back fusion surgery thanks for the video gives me something to pass the time
Great stuff, Shumunush.
Hope you're enjoying the trip to COTA.
Love them cabovers. Nice to see things on the ranch going well. Really cool to hear James is doing good. You will have to us know where to buy the album, when you know. Have fun in Austin. Thanks for sharing
I’ll be sure to keep ya ll posted!
Jax I love the cabover I have a buddy who farms 2700 acres we took a old road tractor and stretched it with a 26ft box an 72 sides with tips I'd haul 550 bushel to the elevator and run 70 with more ta go I never took it there loved that truck so comfortable. You got a classic.👍🇺🇸🤙
Glad you got your truck fixed and was able to get the sawdust. I was wondering about the calves. I hope all is going well for the family. God bless!
You have the best videos. Interesting variety, especially the pod cast with your brothers and "Good Old Rooster" Love it thank you.
Thank you very much!
Man I miss my Dad
Me two my friend we have the best Angeles above us👊🙏🙏
Great vid. Can’t wait for the new album to come out.
Glad to hear album update. I hope it takes off! Thank you. Wonder if I'm older than Rooster. I think i am! That's a scary thought! Haha Your mom an dad look great. This cold weather gets to me too.
I will have to say you are one cool country boy and have a wonderful family. Jax you and my youngest son are the same age . He was raised on a small family farm. GET- R- DONE from North Carolina.
🙌🏼👍🏼
Love that vary beautiful truck
ENJOYED THE VIDEO! Nice to see the kids and Rooster, Jax putting everyone to work. 😉 You got several things accomplished in one day good for you! I cant seem to get 1 thing done😭🥴🤣!
Be Safe!
Keep Your Head Up! 👍 🐄 🐓 🚛
My first truck was a 95 freightliner COE, old yellow freight truck painted galaxy blue. Was the nicest riding & shifting Cabover I ever drove growing up.
most cabovers shift like garbage because of the linkage
Keep moving forward
Cool stuff.
Keep the videos coming ,my new friend ! 🍺😎
Hello there bud. Hope you and your family are doing great. Love ya,ll. 👍✌️🙏🙏
Nice rig I love cabovers. Used to drive cabovers for over 40yrs since I was 18 in 1977. However, love the long wheelbase, I love to see long wheelbases on big rigs, especially on cabovers a and duel stacks and twin breathers. I also prefer the old chrome 13 and 18 spd knows in the shifter stick. I still have my old chrome T shifter Handel for the spliter for 13 & 18spd spliter chrome knob assembly. Anyway take care of the old girl. AND HAPPY TRUCKING
I've been watching your weather now that I've been viewing your videos. Hope for a decent Spring.
🙏🏼
Hi mate awesome old freightliner over here in Australia that a be called a Golden oldie.keep on trucking safe mate cheers to ya.
Not as glamorous as NASCAR,but very interesting.I’m retired now,but I started my driving career in 1976 in Pontypool South Wales.My first job was collecting milk churns from local farms and delivering to a local chocolate factory.So your video reminded me of where I started and how resourceful farmers are.
That’s a neat background :)
Not as interesting as yours,but thanks.
Max take a old or new rubber diaphragm from brake chamber,put small hole in it,use your air compressor and feed air to tanks pushing fuel to motor,crack fuel lines to get sir out,thus no use of liquid sunshine in a can !
Hi as for as the cows your on the right track, As for NASCAR you may be on to something BIG $$$, Subs, Sponsors. Keep On Truckin'
We added a bypass line with a electric lift pump to prime up the fuel system but you did ok great video thanks jax
You have first hand experience why there isn’t diesel flavored candy…thanks for your video, sometimes I feel like i’m the only one that has to fix the something….before I can fix the original problem.
🍬 🤣
Awesome video
Hey Jax I got married in 1995 it's good to know somethings are still alive and well!
Great job "Professor " even a child can understand your fantastic explanations !!
Thanks! 😃
@@realwildwildwest I just found your youtube stuff. I wish I could bring my CXU Mack over there. You move a variety of trailers. I have 40-plus years in this game and am tired of the BS brokers and the flakey companies Russians hid behind. Mike!!
I get excited about the music . I was asking when you was in the studio about the album . CAN'T WAIT !
It’s turning out soooo good. You’ll love it
@Wild Wild West Awesome...! I got to get a copy . Music is a life saver for me . I like your style . Lots of talent...! Blessed ! 🤘
Love that frightshaker
The best fuel lines are 5/8 air line and 1/2 return. And the easy way to get fuel in the lines is to put air in the fuel tank it makes it start quicker.
They thought they had the hard plastic airline, but when I got to town turns out they didn’t. :(
I run air lines for fuel lines on my trucks a lot cheaper than rubber lines.
Welcome to Texas, I live in the DFW area. I enjoy your hard work, brother. Rooster and I (the older the gentleman) should get together and discuss how to get our daughters to let us slow down.
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I take off the fuel line right after the check valve and use a shop vac to prime lines. Takes about 5 seconds
When I did big truck road service I kept a "refrigeration - in line sight glass" to chase down the loss prime problem. They can be very hard to find. Penske was a big customer of mine and one of their service managers showed that trick.
Good thinking
Smart thinking on your part, for those reasons you mentioned.
Also because if they're poor when they get pregnant, then about the time they calve.
They're going to drop down in weight, because the calves are pulling some much from them, because everything they're eating goes straight into producing milk for their babies.
So they take forever to catch back up, and sometimes you have to skip a year breeding program to allow for that to happen.
Yes Sir fighting the drought here in Texas too, but hopefully with the huge amount of rainfall we've had since the end of last year will bring the water back up, thus letting the grasses rejuvenate themselves too.
That's yet to be seen, but one has to be positive.
Yessir! Keep it on the optimistic side!
another quality product
It's great to see you giving that motor little wifs of either instead of flooding it like I've seen done before! Thats a nice setup with the walking floor. What is little sister's wheel base? Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks man. I can’t remember off hand what the wheel base is. Not as long as it looks.. with the short bunk and being a cabover. I’ll have to measure it sometime.
Special feeling when you do your own maintenance. Funny how the elation when it all works is equal to the disappointment when you give it everything you have to find out late at night and you are by yourself that there are still things needing to be fixed :>(.
Well cowboy let's getter done and be pokey more later .
I love all of your content
Thanks!
Well my short peckered friend i think you leave out the best things on your videos. Im not a hater my friend. I honestly believe you have so much awesome videos to show but just saying i think you are leaving out the best parts of what viewers want to see. Love you brother and great to see roosters.
What do you think needs to be added in?
Hi Jax thanks for the truck content, any chance to see the other trucks in the fleet. All the best Paul from Shropshire County UK,
Coming soon!
When you put the Freightline Cab down be sure the CLUTCH PEDAL LINKAGE is free. When it sticks it breaks. Common problem you may already know about.
Thanks for the heads up
Great video on doing your own maintenance it has to be fulfilling! I am curious how the sawdust was coming out of the back of the trailer I know you said it was hydraulic but what displaces the sawdust out of the trailer what moves it?
I did a video last year on putting sawdust down, i think I showed up close how the trailer works. If you can’t find it, look up walking floor trailer on TH-cam.
Good morning brother👊🙏😎
I was in tri state truck driving school 1992 in a CO Freightliner like that
i had a odd feeling that was a former PA spec walking floor ....buddy of mine ran an eby for years now hes got wilkens and westerns
If you get a airhose and put it in the tank and seal it off with a rag it will push the fuel into the filter
Good thinking! I’ll have to try that next time!
DD tech told me if the key is on and no check engine light then the ECM has no power. Supposedly works on more than just DD
i just scooped up a 89. 11.1 detroit 9 spd 4.30 rears.
Hey Jax!
I think you passed me on 59/20 East the other night. I was cruising at 72 and I think you went by me at 75MPH. It was maybe 2AM. Funny thing is, I live in Austin. Was on my way too.
They like these JRM haulers to boogie!
Can you give details on the code reader you used? I'm interested in get one for myself! Thanks
Ektech I believe is the brand. It was given to me by a guy who sold me a different truck many years ago. Not sure if they make anything like it anymore. If not, you can look into getting a laptop 💻 with Cummins insite. That’s my next move coming up.
Not good that fuel line rubbing on the pvc air line it looked like. If my engine didn't have a primer system on it I would start mine with starter fluid and let the engine pull the fuel up into the engine and let the motor prime the lines. You have to be careful with starter fluid because it washed the oil off the cylinder walls if you use too much. little squirts is all you are supposed to use and once the motor starts just little shots to keep it running. So you do not scorch the cylinder walls with the rings on the pistons.
Hi. OK, I see you had to replace a cab latch at the rear. Have you had any trouble with the hinges at the front of the cab? Thanks, Take Care. P.S. Nice to see you have your thinking caps on for the beef management.
Hey there, front can bushing are ok still. I did buy a set from Frieghtliner a couple years ago and have sitting on the shelf for when the time comes
We should keep a eye on this case and if they win there law suit against the driver and his company we all strike this is a strike that even the big carriers will take part in
Tap tap taparoo
Pressurize the fuel tanks, won’t have to mess with starting fluid
I'm no mechanic, mind you, but what if you have a T-junction (with valves) in one (or more) places a long the fuel line, so you manually can attach a device to the fuel-system to "pump" fuel from the tank up to the T-junction.
I have similar (but backwards) system to pump sea-water out of my boat.
Food for thought.. 🤔 some guys put a FASS fuel pump system on their trucks.
Sorry to comment on an older vid, but do you know make/model for the bull bar on that thing? I have the same truck and need some better protection for it...
I buy 12volt fuel car pump, connect to fuel line,and canister which diesel,pumper fuel to all systems, and start.
Hydraulic hose is a bad idea for fuel lines, it will get you by in a pinch, but the rubber is not designed for fuel so the diesel can break down the hose prematurely and you can suck chunks of rubber into your fuel system damaging your pump and injectors.
We ll see how they do. Got several thumbs up for use with diesel… but you never know till you know. There’s two filters ahead of the pump, so chunks of debris would never reach the pump, but I’ll keep an eye on that first filter and see if I ever start noticing anything
Maybe Dale Jr would let you run that truck 4 1 race 😂
dude iv missed so much your videos stopped coming up for some reason
Oh really?! Dang algorithm 🤷🏼♂️ welcome back!
glad to be here keep on keeping on with the real world 🌎 content it's appreciated
When ya gonna break out that klr! It's screaming to be ridden and free lol
I know it. I need to tune her up this spring and shake a leg
Smart on the calving piss on that Jan calving worth it to sell smaller calves
How much of a stretch is on lil' sister?
I would drive that cabover anywhere
Hey Jax do you still have cab over Pete that you used when you went to cerro gordo?
Yes ma’am. She’s just waiting on me to take her out for another adventure !
@@realwildwildwest that’s so awesome!!!!
What the hell is that big streak in the sky(big sky) behind you bro???
Howdy rooster
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Hopefully you wont need to go get starting fluid👍
Are those 10 yard buckets so 30 yard loads?
Not sure on that bucket… takes about 10 scoops to fill trailer is 45 long 13 tall. 🤔
No primng pump? Prefill your filters .
What engine is in this truck Detroit?
N-14 Cummins Celect
Album preorder?
Good thinking.. we ll definitely work that up!
🤘🏼🇺🇸
Fill the fuel filter up
i put elec. fuel pump on my equipment to prim with.....
You need to cover those laying boxes so they do roost and fill them up with shit
They were covered before and they wouldn’t lay in them 🤷🏼♂️. Wierd, so we removed the top board when we cleaned. decided to try the open top for a bit and see if it changed their minds at all. Got any other tips to get them to lay in the box?
@@realwildwildwest yes I do have oneore trick. Wooden eggs. Use to place them it the box just one or two here and there. Sorta like a training aid for the young hens.
My Grandmother used to put old time flashbulbs in nesting boxes. Take care.
Hi Jax. Wish i could get a puppy and name her Little Sister. I like Little Fella for a big boy dog.
Don't want to use starting fluid to run it? Tell that to Dave!
🤣🤣 true
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Farm bros.
WD-40 is better than starting fluid it don’t do as much damage