Awesome that you got that trailer and there is mayby a new generation milkhauler in town,good luck whit everything and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Wellll, looks like you're going to be doing some postgraduate work following your recent mechanics school. Great to be putting 12 back in the "harness"again. That is a long haul to get hay but I know you have certain quality standards to maintain. Best wishes my friends.
Hi Guys, greetings from North Carolina! Saw that Virginia is a native North Carolinian. Really enjoy your channel. Glad the tanker deal worked out. Hope the repairs go well.
Congrats on the trailer and as far as the other trailer with the electric brakes with the pad separating from the shoe that is a known problem I use to repair trailers and when trailers sit a long time without moving the pad rivets rust off or the pads heat up and crack an brake off. But your ok now. Thanks for taking us along.
Exciting news. Thanks for taking me along. It was full of the beauty of Washington state. On a different subject, as I “rode” along with you across the wide-open miles from your farm to Carnation, I kept thinking about our government’s plan to convert the entire country to electric power. Where will there be charging stations along your route to Carnation? How many times will you have to stop to charge your vehicle? How much time will be added to your trip? I wonder if there are other people who have these same thoughts and questions. The USA is a huge country with a great deal of open land.
Thinking, that's were the problem lies. You are thinking, they aren't! Oh, and that open land will be covered with solar panels and windmills. They haven't thought about where we are supposed to grow our food, either!
Infrastructure always follows technology. The same can be said for the lag between the first gasoline automobiles and gas stations… Regardless of anyone’s opinion of EV’s, they’re here and they’re not going away. We’re blessed with ample hydroelectric, solar, and wind energy here in the Northwest. Washington has actually done a good job on creating “electric highways” with ample charging stations, even in the remote Eastern Washington communities. But, I’m in school for diesel mechanics, so I still feel there is a future there. Diesel is so much more efficient than gasoline as an internal combustion fuel.
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Thanks for taking us along. I hope the tanker works out well for you all. Take care, see ya :)
Glad you could come along for the ride!
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Beautiful mountain scenery. Thanks
You will make it like new again as everything you have restored.
Thank you for the vote of confidence!
I can’t wait to see that tanker fixed up! She’s got some life in her yet
Should be a good set of videos!
Awesome that you got that trailer and there is mayby a new generation milkhauler in town,good luck whit everything and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Stay tuned! We plan to have some videos on fixing it up!
I love the Eastern Washington Highway 2 scenery, and especially the Stevens Pass pictures!
It is very beautiful! I always enjoy that drive!
Mighty fine thanks for sharing God Bless!!
Stacy, good to see you back and good luck with the trailer project!
It should be fun! Stay tuned for videos!
oh boy that will be good .Looking forward to those videos .
I’m looking forward to making those videos!
My husband and I miss you guys! Hope you're doing well🙂
So cool! Lucky find! Go 12!!!
I know, right?!?
I live 10 miles from carnation farms and hauled manure out of there for quite some time before there shut down of the cows
Nice to see it again
They’re doing some good stuff there… I’m still trying to convince them to get dairy cows again, but I don’t think I have them convinced! Haha! 🤣
Wellll, looks like you're going to be doing some postgraduate work following your recent mechanics school. Great to be putting 12 back in the "harness"again. That is a long haul to get hay but I know you have certain quality standards to maintain. Best wishes my friends.
That’s one of the reasons I went to school! Haha!
@@vnthomas16 Of course Mr.Obvious. LOL
Excited to see the tanker in the future!
Me too! Should be some good videos!
Hi Guys, greetings from North Carolina! Saw that Virginia is a native North Carolinian. Really enjoy your channel. Glad the tanker deal worked out. Hope the repairs go well.
Should be a fun project! Stay tuned for update videos! Virginia is from the coast!
Beautiful scenery!
I love Washington!
Nice find on the tanker! I have traveled hwy 2 many, many times from Montana to Western Washington. Nice drive!!
I love that drive! Never get tired of crossing the state on US 2.
Congrats on the trailer and as far as the other trailer with the electric brakes with the pad separating from the shoe that is a known problem I use to repair trailers and when trailers sit a long time without moving the pad rivets rust off or the pads heat up and crack an brake off. But your ok now. Thanks for taking us along.
That doesn’t surprise me. It definitely seems like it could be a common failure point!
Exciting news. Thanks for taking me along. It was full of the beauty of Washington state.
On a different subject, as I “rode” along with you across the wide-open miles from your farm to Carnation, I kept thinking about our government’s plan to convert the entire country to electric power. Where will there be charging stations along your route to Carnation? How many times will you have to stop to charge your vehicle? How much time will be added to your trip? I wonder if there are other people who have these same thoughts and questions. The USA is a huge country with a great deal of open land.
Thinking, that's were the problem lies. You are thinking, they aren't! Oh, and that open land will be covered with solar panels and windmills. They haven't thought about where we are supposed to grow our food, either!
Infrastructure always follows technology. The same can be said for the lag between the first gasoline automobiles and gas stations… Regardless of anyone’s opinion of EV’s, they’re here and they’re not going away. We’re blessed with ample hydroelectric, solar, and wind energy here in the Northwest. Washington has actually done a good job on creating “electric highways” with ample charging stations, even in the remote Eastern Washington communities. But, I’m in school for diesel mechanics, so I still feel there is a future there. Diesel is so much more efficient than gasoline as an internal combustion fuel.
Looking forward to the 12 videos. What town is the tanker in?
The company i drive for has 2 rgn trailers
It’s in Stanwood. A friend and fellow ATHS member has a RGN trailer and I think we might be able to figure something out.
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That is good to hear safe travels on your pending adventure look forward to that video
Where's Truck #12???
No well prepared man would set off on a trip without, amongst other things, a grease gun!
A grease gun, ample zip ties and tie wire, some spare hose clamps, and a complete tool box!
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Sometimes you just hv to adapt an overcome.
Semper Gumby!
My Father was Navy during WW2,served on Cruiser an Carrier Engine room Water tender 3 class
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So are y'all going to pick up milk from other dairies too?
Yes! That is the plan!