Aye yo Benni! Y’all should fuel up about every 600-700 miles. And if that truck has DEF, buy the off the shelf def because it burns cleaner in thru the def system. Also get you some diesel fuel after treatment like ARCHOIL. Engine lubricant is key in keeping that truck running forever!!! Big ups!!!
Fork lift drivers usually set tarps on top of load always start at the back when you tarp a load then work way forward keeps air from shooting Uber your tarp
On point with the content! Respect the process and stay positive! I’ve been Inspired by your journey and aspire to be on your level one day! Keep up the good work! #Stay blessed
Hey Bennii, what kind of drone you using? Yall did good for your first run. Mistakes will be made in this industry the main things is that you learn from it. Good videos and advice keep up the good team work!! Are y'all hiring for Tiffany since you in the simi now? Team work makes the dream work! Pops know how to keeo yall rolling, He is the Partial King for a reason. Many blessings and shout out to everyone on the team.
Hey Benni I’ve been in the process of getting started in hotshot and I’m currently working on getting the same auxiliary fuel tank you have on Tiffany installed on the bed of my truck and I was wondering how I should run the line to the main fuel line. I’m stuck trying to decided between on the bed next to the tank or underneath the bed. I’ve seen both ways done but which way is better?
Get 2 tarps that are 30ft long by 8 drop trust me. I have a 53ft aluminum there is loads that are 60ft long that requires tarps and they are legal if you guys didn’t know.
@@thepartialking1627 Are you sure? I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be straight all the way across (without the extra boards) and not drop down like that.
Tarp stop in Ohio always has quality tarps @ a decent price. Stay away from truck / trailer dealerships for tarps, they'll hose ya. Google semi trailer tarps for your area & stick with someone that specializes in these tarps and you'll get the best deals.
Just a suggestion for your videos, keep the volume the same level for the whole thing. I don't like the music really loud and your voices soft. I've got to keep playing with the volume to keep it even and it's kind of annoying (intro and exit). Other than that keep doing it man. For content suggestion go over the pros vs cons of hotshot and semi that you have experienced these first couple weeks and running costs of both would be cool to see.
only thing i would suggest is protectors at a minimum on the corner of the wood. That tarp probably got tore up from movement at the corners
Aye yo Benni! Y’all should fuel up about every 600-700 miles. And if that truck has DEF, buy the off the shelf def because it burns cleaner in thru the def system. Also get you some diesel fuel after treatment like ARCHOIL. Engine lubricant is key in keeping that truck running forever!!! Big ups!!!
Blow me
Can clearly tell its PRE EMISSION!!
Here is my advise, When tarping lay the rear tarp first then the front tarp. Otherwise will be more difficult to get the rear underneath.
Keep up the great work, so good to see father and son working together. God bless you guys.
Thank you pops for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
If air can get in. Water can get in. Fluid dynamics.
Keep up that grind.
Absolute motivation brotha! Thankyou for the energy 🔋
Always 🔥🦾
Fork lift drivers usually set tarps on top of load always start at the back when you tarp a load then work way forward keeps air from shooting Uber your tarp
Pops said come on my ass😂😂😂😂climb on up here! Lets go Bennii, u young....for now. Shit goes fast G
Hail up pops. Mi love how you teach di young lad an now him a do road like a stallion
Aye y’all doing y’all thing man when y’all get some more equipment y’all gone be rolling
On point with the content! Respect the process and stay positive! I’ve been Inspired by your journey and aspire to be on your level one day! Keep up the good work! #Stay blessed
Yiu also have lumber tarps and there’s a coil bag for coils as well
Used them on loads everyday when we moved the rigs lol. Y’all keep grinding.
Yessir!!
Love watching your vids! motivation fr 🙏🏽 tapping in from LA
I been watching y'all for a while and love the grind... BUT Y'all know that tarping looks a MESS!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Your editing skills on point
Hey brothers , hey just a reminder keep the tarps rolled up tight so that it is easier to handle
Love the first person views of the tarping 😂
🙏😎Thank you
Use edge protectors and adult filers on edges so it won’t rip your tarps
Hey Bennii, what kind of drone you using? Yall did good for your first run. Mistakes will be made in this industry the main things is that you learn from it. Good videos and advice keep up the good team work!! Are y'all hiring for Tiffany since you in the simi now? Team work makes the dream work! Pops know how to keeo yall rolling, He is the Partial King for a reason. Many blessings and shout out to everyone on the team.
Hey Benni I’ve been in the process of getting started in hotshot and I’m currently working on getting the same auxiliary fuel tank you have on Tiffany installed on the bed of my truck and I was wondering how I should run the line to the main fuel line. I’m stuck trying to decided between on the bed next to the tank or underneath the bed. I’ve seen both ways done but which way is better?
Y did you go with a steel and wood step. Instead of an all aluminum step?
thanks about the money company good looking out
Another banger!
Aye Bennii y’all gone extend that shifter??? 👀
Already looking at some 😂
Get 2 tarps that are 30ft long by 8 drop trust me. I have a 53ft aluminum there is loads that are 60ft long that requires tarps and they are legal if you guys didn’t know.
How many miles on your big rig?
It's gonna be a mofo when yall get on your own tarping loads like that. Man it's good to see yall glow and grow as a family team! Keep pushing fam 💪🏾
If I saw that right it looks like the load leveler was too short? Is that why the extra boards had to be added?
They are designed that way. The extra 2 by 4 becomes a cushion
@@thepartialking1627 Are you sure? I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be straight all the way across (without the extra boards) and not drop down like that.
"I go to Apple bees 2 for $20." haha
Benni, Where would you recommend getting tarps from? Love all the content! It's inspiring me!
Check out Mytee products. Click the link in the description titled Trucking supplies
@@Jadelyn96 Thanks for your help on this!
Tarp stop in Ohio always has quality tarps @ a decent price.
Stay away from truck / trailer dealerships for tarps, they'll hose ya.
Google semi trailer tarps for your area & stick with someone that specializes in these tarps and you'll get the best deals.
I always have one ..u hear alot of crap ..but there are good to have in case of emergency
Get a cb in case yall need some help from brother truckers ...10 4
Chingon mi bennii 👌
LOL otro nivel compa
Benni invest in some tarps will save you some hassle
Need a min ladder/ little giant
Yiu got 6 ft drop tarps and 8 foot drops and steel tarps etc
Preciate the support
You can have 3ft forward and 4ft back total of 60ft
Just a suggestion for your videos, keep the volume the same level for the whole thing. I don't like the music really loud and your voices soft. I've got to keep playing with the volume to keep it even and it's kind of annoying (intro and exit). Other than that keep doing it man. For content suggestion go over the pros vs cons of hotshot and semi that you have experienced these first couple weeks and running costs of both would be cool to see.
Y’all ask the forklift operator to put ur tarps on the trailer
Save u some work
I was wondering if that was a thing to just ask the forklift driver for a little help
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Yeah, sorry to say, that's going to be a flapper. Hope it doesn't rip out the rings.
Just glad it wasn't you 🤣🤣🤣
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Wtf is this 😂
Use your dunage why care more stuff than you need?
Tarping SUCKS