Not telling you what to do or how to do it but watch how much you record at some of the places you go a couple places I've been will make you turn or screen out your dash cam too. Hopper side is more picky on what they want showing
@brianmoses7381 your probably noticing that you get loaded heavier on the drives than the trailer. Most grain hauler want it that way forless stress on the center and rear of the trailer lot of stress on a hopper turning if you got aluminum frames
@brianmoses7381 is prime's empty weights really 29000? With all the money your company has why in the name of safety didn't they put front and rear access steps in the hoppers for you drivers. I'm sure your figuring it out by now if you get pulled over you will almost never scale it out right. Just wait until they have you loading out of the field farmers will load you front to back falling off both sides. I hope it works out for you I pull a hopper but maybe only haul 15 loads of bean and corn a year. If you start hauling byproducts and need tips on how to get it out I won't be like most people and tell you to fly a rocket ship. Biggest tip never hit that tub with a rubber hammer and the more you run the vibrator the faster you will crack the tub.
@butch379 knows the bulk industry! i was gonna mention the same, you dont see alot of these vids on YT for a reason... no company wants cameras recording that they dont control, filming their facilities and giving away intellectual property rights to competitors, + they HATE the liability! i know a couple guys that lost contracts over it. I never film at facilities other than the few i know don,t care, but even then its not worth getting yourself in a bind, they will tell you to turn the camera off if you walk into the scale house office with a go pro, never have but the guys that lost their contracts told me. Bulk loads are a different world
Nice video and nice to see you support the buckeyes.
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What’s your wheel base on your Freightliner
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Not telling you what to do or how to do it but watch how much you record at some of the places you go a couple places I've been will make you turn or screen out your dash cam too. Hopper side is more picky on what they want showing
Luckily nobody has said anything yet but you're right, there's always a possibility
@brianmoses7381 your probably noticing that you get loaded heavier on the drives than the trailer. Most grain hauler want it that way forless stress on the center and rear of the trailer lot of stress on a hopper turning if you got aluminum frames
@@butch379 yep. Heavy on the drives on every load
@brianmoses7381 is prime's empty weights really 29000? With all the money your company has why in the name of safety didn't they put front and rear access steps in the hoppers for you drivers. I'm sure your figuring it out by now if you get pulled over you will almost never scale it out right. Just wait until they have you loading out of the field farmers will load you front to back falling off both sides. I hope it works out for you I pull a hopper but maybe only haul 15 loads of bean and corn a year. If you start hauling byproducts and need tips on how to get it out I won't be like most people and tell you to fly a rocket ship. Biggest tip never hit that tub with a rubber hammer and the more you run the vibrator the faster you will crack the tub.
@butch379 knows the bulk industry! i was gonna mention the same, you dont see alot of these vids on YT for a reason... no company wants cameras recording that they dont control, filming their facilities and giving away intellectual property rights to competitors, + they HATE the liability! i know a couple guys that lost contracts over it. I never film at facilities other than the few i know don,t care, but even then its not worth getting yourself in a bind, they will tell you to turn the camera off if you walk into the scale house office with a go pro, never have but the guys that lost their contracts told me. Bulk loads are a different world
So do you go around scales...bc your axle weights would be off if they put too much in the front right?
There are no scales on that run
@brianmoses7381 oh thought you ran regional
@wilE6764 so far, just Indiana