I used to work for IJ Company years ago delivering to Wendy’s restaurants. Depending on traffic on the mountain, wed sometimes take the back way between our Lafollette and Jellico stores. That ride twasnt always fun, especially in the winter. We’d also deliver to some Habitat For Humanity sites out there off of exit 141 and south on 27. We’d joke about having to have sunlight pumped in.
Hi Tim enjoyed your video! I prepare invoices for payment at work and deal with several trucking invoices weekly. Make sure you have all the important information on your invoices to "CYA" in case of disputes. A little FYI on what some of the trucking companies have on their invoices. On the top third of the invoice you should have your company name with address and contact info (at least a phone number) , your invoice number, invoice date, bill of lading number (if you have one), payment terms such as 10-15-20-30 days payment ( most that I deal with are in the 10-15 day payment range)and most importantly your remit to address where you want the payment to go to with it specified "Remit to:" on the left side right before your company name. In the body of your invoice it is a good idea to specify where and from whom you pick the load up along with the date, some also do the time and what you picked up. Example: furniture, groceries, ex number of pallets etc. You will also need your destination to whom, where (Joe's Surf Shop Chattanooga TN), when and if possible who signed for it. And of course your miles driven and price for the load and any fuel surcharges that may be applicable. It's extremely important to document in case of damage or missing items. If you are going to accept payment via credit cards, just about all companies are requesting a "courtesy fee" of anywhere from 2%-4% extra for accepting credit cards. That's to offset what the bank will charge you. Make sure you do the math for what percent you are going to accept and put that price next to the notice. This is usually found at the lower left-hand corner of the invoice but I'm sure it can go anywhere. Some companies use the standard Excel worksheet invoices and some are pretty elaborate with full color and pictures of their truck, waste of money in my opinion. I hope this helps you and if you know all of this already please just disregard. Keep it safe and looking forward to your next video.
Jim Krocka I just wanted to say, thank you for this information, I do appreciate it and I’ve kept the email from it gives me, again thanks for the information and knowledge.
Tim awesome courteous professionalism displayed by moving over for the four wheelers on the old two lane twisty Road. Good job man not many would have done that. I guess that's what separates you from the many.
Most excellent video. If you ever feel like a riding holiday during your next winter vacation (summer down here), come on down and experience roads like that, or better, all day, every day.
Thanks for the ride along, Driver. Not much extra room on that road, for sure! I'd like to run that road on my Bike sometime. We like the curves, at sane speeds too! Keep these videos coming, please!
Good training video on driving hills,curves, down grades shifting and how to be courteous to others by letting them by. Good job. It 'bout wore me out. LOL
Tim, I saw your head light swap a while back. Maybe if possible could you do a trailer light replacement video? Thanks Tim, your passion for your truck, your business & your professionalism are second to none. Robert.
Sir Tim !! Ya !! You have alot to learn about your career that you have now !!! As you say "" aint gona be easy "" ,,but I am sure that'll make it !!! Keep the videos coming !!! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Sir Tim !!! On Fancy Gap ,,,if you remember ,,the truck in the right lane had his flashers on and the 4 wheeler didn't know what it was about !!! Right,,he chose to slow to a crawl going around that truck and not looking or caring what was coming in the passing lane !!! Had the same thing happen to me in the 'ol days when we didn't have Jake brakes !!! Did't hit him,but did scare him !!!KEEP IT SAFE !!!
I have nearly watched all your videos. One things is dont stray away with, how you used to do simple 30min videos. I love to here you voice and conversations but do keep it simple and easy. Camera lights and cruising. Love that!
I like the back country roads like that. Get to see some older homes and what not. It is tough to drive those roads in a big truck though. Lots of old FM roads like that in my area.
Your trucking 60 years ago when these kinds of roads preceded the big interstates. Imagine trucking across country on US 50 or 70? That be heck of a trip.
Tim, Hey brother, regarding that direct customer. Here’s my “sales mgr” advice; Once a week CALL them, call every week at the same time (literally the same exact time) and the same day. You’ll stay fresh in their mind & eventually you’ll get their business. You never know what it could turn into. Maybe nothing, however I’m sure they know many other people as well. If nothing else, they will refer your business to their friends etc... You’ll do great Tim, your motivated and very professional.
Tim theres a pair of $3+ mile loads west of where your going to unload. But they don't ship until the 17th. Going to Northern Tx. Seen some high paying loads on one load board. One last week was $14. per mile. But only went 120 miles LOL
I can understand that but I use to drive over the road back in the 90s before I had a accident and broke my spinal cord and now I can't drive truck anymore so with the head cam it's like I'm still behind the wheel
Lyman135 !!! Don't want Tim to think no body listens to his rambling on !!! He makes alot of sense and I support his comments !!!! Can't answer all his rambling at 1 time as it takes up too much space !! Hope this answers your question and at least you read the comments !! I'm sure Tim likes it !!!! We need to take up a collection so he can buy his chrome trailer with matching fenders !!! HA HA KEEP IT SAFE !!!!
was there a passing zone at all, or double yellow lines the entire time? I like back roads, but, as someone that doesn't speed, I like for people to eventually be able to pass me...
Hi Tim Saw you going by the home depot in Blairsville around noon on tue. My wife and I went up 68 one time she said If I did not slow down she was going to get sick. She said she will never go that way again
You remind me of one of my old school NCOs in ARMY. I'm def soaking up your knowledge. I've been doing logistics 17 year in military and plan to get into the business.
Thanks for sharing Tim, fun drive! Good chatter. Did you use a different camera for this than normal? The compression is huge when you have tree's on both sides of you it's clear to see the image isn't sharp at all, honestly quite surprising which is why I ask if it's a different camera. If you look at 31:16 and pause it at any point in that section it looks like your driving through heavy mist! Maybe movavi did too much compression?
gt3911 I figured out how to upload it so it will play in 1080, same camera, but it was one ugly misty rainy day that day, I looked at the 31 mark and seen my clip transition, but impressive that you made it that far, congratulations you are one of the few who watch it all.
Interesting! Always watch from start to finish. Love your uploads! Just incase our wires are crossed, I didn't mean the exact moment you did a clip transition, before and after the quality was very heavily compressed, lots of blurring and fuzzyness on the trees. I'd still watch them at 480p, was just curious :) looking forward to the next one. Stay safe boss
Tim, when are you going to get out here to AZ? :-) Up at my house in Flagstaff this weekend, finally a bit of snow and the boy wants to go skiing, so headed to the mountain today. They do make snow now out of poop water, but it is not quite the same as the real stuff. Good scenery, I've only been through a part of TN, and that was almost 20 years ago. What are you using for a mic? Assuming it is plugged into a GoPro? Peace!
Don Leamon glad I don’t 🎿, poop 💩 water, that’s crazy, probably will not hit flag until spring, might bust Phoenix sometime, all depends on freight, I fly with the wind.
I liked running those "hair" roads every once in a while, I called them hair roads because they looked that way on the map. I wouldn't want to do it all the time, but I enjoyed it every once in a while. Good stuff wheeling her down thru there.
love this road. Reminds me of the roads we traveled as kids. Dad loved the back roads. Your ramblings are far from idiotic. I would call them entertaining for sure.
Tim, Being the professional you have been here on you tube, I’d recommend you watch this other channel. It’s called “The Trucking Exec”. I’m also sure that you know your numbers but he has very good info. Keep the videos coming, I’m sure your “ramblings” help many drivers. Robert.
Sir Tim !!! Your GPS set to truck routes or do you have the car mode ????? Look out for low underpasses and wires on those back roads !!! Did you lower your air ride system on Pete ???? KEEP IT SAFE !!!!
Sir Tim !! As you know in the "ol days we didn't have the new stuff to play with !!! Got on a back road shortcut and had to back 2.5 miles to get to a place to turn around do to low train underpass !! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
K B I started out with, ruined it one day when I dropped the trailer, now I’ve greased everything, one day I will try and clean it and add the inserts on the fifth wheel, trouble is when you do a power only, you mess all that up.
Sir Tim !! Do you remember"" SLICK 50""" ????? It is a teflon based oil product that made white teflon grease that was in a tube !!! I think it was at Walmart at 1 time !! Haven't been looking for it lately !!! The next time your in the store,,look for it in the oil isle !!! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Sir Tim !! When you drop your trailer,,,do you dump the air ride on the Pete b/4 you pull out from under the trailer ??? That helps to keep the grease where it needs to be !!! Also,, when you back under to do p/u of trailer the grease won't be on the front of the trailer instead of on the 5th wheel !! KEEP IT SAFE !!
Very classy thing to do....give way to other motorists when you are the slowest moving. You are one of the fast diminishing professionals, I’m afraid. The vast majority of the truckers out there could and should learn a thing or two from you, if they’re willing to listen. Keep up the great work!
L I G - love the video keep up the good work , try to get more guest to interview. Couple questions What company are your using for for ELD? And are leased on to somebody or or have your own MC# how are the pro & cons of it.
Robert Nealy I have several, I’ve seen how to split screen but haven’t tried it yet, someday grasshopper, we are just learning how to edit, I will grow and develop over time.
Rob A I don’t rock and roll around as much as that motor coach and my turning radius is a little different, these type of roads break up the every day boring interstate traveling that I do on a daily basis.
Masterful job of driving,any higher and you would need a pilots license.Like d to ride this type road on my HOG.Stay safe,this time next year you will have all the business end down pat.
Jay Cole17 what drama? Luckily I mostly watch sailing ⛵️ videos and I don’t know any of the other trucking video guys personally, but I’m not into the drama stuff.
Life is Good. Been doing some research on landstar. Do they have an option on just doing drop and hooks? Looking to start my own thing hopefully by the end of this year. Thanks for the input.
Don Leamon mostly retired I think, I remember years ago, a report came out about property rates versus income, it was way out of balance, it’s because of the retirees that moved into the mountains and in the winter they become snow birds
See you are doing good, best paying load I ever had paid $214.00 a mile, only went a quarter mile, total $53.50 still real good, best load I ever had, pull toy told you that.
U picked up from the town I am from at the beginning of the video the 4 lane area looked familiar then I seen the storage buildings an dollar store An knew where u was An said where u picked up
Hey Tim , I want to go to work for you ! Please order me a new Peter built Royal blue and Tan colors 2 tone paint , lots of Crome 389 heavy hauler , 4 axles , big cat pushing awesome horsepower! I need a matching 3 axle lowboy with a jeep and stinger attachment ! 😬
you should be looking for shippers that need a permanent contractor. dedicated accounts. someone to get you out. and someone to get you back again. you can tender for you're own work. if you got another trailer they could even pre-load you.
StarScream666 gives me the control to haul for anyone and everyone and keep all of the money in my own pocket and not have to pay them for the privilege of running under their name.
Peggy Lewis this is always nice, when I’m at home, I stay off of the interstate, after running them for 2.5 million miles, you enjoy stuff such as this.
I used to work for IJ Company years ago delivering to Wendy’s restaurants. Depending on traffic on the mountain, wed sometimes take the back way between our Lafollette and Jellico stores. That ride twasnt always fun, especially in the winter. We’d also deliver to some Habitat For Humanity sites out there off of exit 141 and south on 27. We’d joke about having to have sunlight pumped in.
Food Mooch where’d I go?
Food Mooch thank you kind sir. What’s your 20 this morning?
Enjoyed the video, rambling, scenery and curves.
chrisretusn 👍
Nice ride along Tim, I like looking at the stuff people have on their property. Over the years I found a few treasures.
I drove for United Van Lines for 11 years my last truck was a 1995 379 peterbilt with a 425 cat with a 13 speed
Hi. I carried a printer on the truck, when I delivered I printed an invoice and sent the paperwork soon as possible. Made everyone happy. Good videos!
Dave Speer I have a printer on board and a scanner
Ramble on sir. Thanks for the Country ride. Safe travels.
A challenging but interesting drive. Lots of skill. A change is always nice.
Frederic Koning indeed
Awesome road. Thanks for the ride!
Tom Hyslop your welcome and glad you enjoyed it
Hi Tim enjoyed your video! I prepare invoices for payment at work and deal with several trucking invoices weekly. Make sure you have all the important information on your invoices to "CYA" in case of disputes. A little FYI on what some of the trucking companies have on their invoices.
On the top third of the invoice you should have your company name with address and contact info (at least a phone number) , your invoice number, invoice date, bill of lading number (if you have one), payment terms such as 10-15-20-30 days payment ( most that I deal with are in the 10-15 day payment range)and most importantly your remit to address where you want the payment to go to with it specified "Remit to:" on the left side right before your company name.
In the body of your invoice it is a good idea to specify where and from whom you pick the load up along with the date, some also do the time and what you picked up. Example: furniture, groceries, ex number of pallets etc.
You will also need your destination to whom, where (Joe's Surf Shop Chattanooga TN), when and if possible who signed for it. And of course your miles driven and price for the load and any fuel surcharges that may be applicable. It's extremely important to document in case of damage or missing items.
If you are going to accept payment via credit cards, just about all companies are requesting a "courtesy fee" of anywhere from 2%-4% extra for accepting credit cards. That's to offset what the bank will charge you. Make sure you do the math for what percent you are going to accept and put that price next to the notice. This is usually found at the lower left-hand corner of the invoice but I'm sure it can go anywhere.
Some companies use the standard Excel worksheet invoices and some are pretty elaborate with full color and pictures of their truck, waste of money in my opinion. I hope this helps you and if you know all of this already please just disregard. Keep it safe and looking forward to your next video.
Jim Krocka I just wanted to say, thank you for this information, I do appreciate it and I’ve kept the email from it gives me, again thanks for the information and knowledge.
Enjoyed the ride-along. If time isn't an issue the two-lane lesser traveled back road is the way to go. Keep em coming.
That was the perfect truck for that road. Man I sure miss that hood time. THE GOOD OLD DAY"S.
GOD BLESS
Rick
Beautiful scenery thank you for sharing Tim
Love the video’. Thought I was back home in Kentucky.. Miss the Hills for sure
Ramble on! When you're "Rambling", I'm "Mining" for "Nuggets". Thank you for the Gold Tim!
Great video, love looking over that long hood.
Tim awesome courteous professionalism displayed by moving over for the four wheelers on the old two lane twisty Road. Good job man not many would have done that. I guess that's what separates you from the many.
Great video, love the rambling.
Most excellent video.
If you ever feel like a riding holiday during your next winter vacation (summer down here), come on down and experience roads like that, or better, all day, every day.
Thanks for the ride along, Driver. Not much extra room on that road, for sure! I'd like to run that road on my Bike sometime. We like the curves, at sane speeds too! Keep these videos coming, please!
Good training video on driving hills,curves, down grades shifting and how to be courteous to others by letting them by. Good job. It 'bout wore me out. LOL
Dam, thats a crazy road to be trucking on! Good job driver !
Awesome drive thru the country I liked it thanks for sharing
Tim, I saw your head light swap a while back. Maybe if possible could you do a trailer light replacement video?
Thanks Tim, your passion for your truck, your business & your professionalism are second to none.
Robert.
You will be ok Mr Tim , your doing a fine job !👍
I'm sure it will come all together eventually!!
Be Safe My Friend !!
Great video Tim, I had the earbuds in and the sound of the engine makes you feel like you're seating in the passenger seat!!!
John M. Evangelis with my ear buds, it comes across with yo much base
Sir Tim !! Ya !! You have alot to learn about your career that you have now !!! As you say "" aint gona be easy "" ,,but I am sure that'll make it !!! Keep the videos coming !!! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Awesome road trip
Greetings from Knoxville, TN!
Sir Tim !!! On Fancy Gap ,,,if you remember ,,the truck in the right lane had his flashers on and the 4 wheeler didn't know what it was about !!! Right,,he chose to slow to a crawl going around that truck and not looking or caring what was coming in the passing lane !!! Had the same thing happen to me in the 'ol days when we didn't have Jake brakes !!! Did't hit him,but did scare him !!!KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Nice video, got car sick after watching. LOL!
Abe Ash good thing it wasn’t the head cam
I have nearly watched all your videos. One things is dont stray away with, how you used to do simple 30min videos. I love to here you voice and conversations but do keep it simple and easy. Camera lights and cruising. Love that!
I like the back country roads like that. Get to see some older homes and what not. It is tough to drive those roads in a big truck though. Lots of old FM roads like that in my area.
What a great road for a bike.
Hwy 68 in Tenn.?
I like the dash mount,
Ron Jessome yes it is, I’ve had a bike on it several times, and yes it’s in Tn
The Jake! @ 00:11 music to the soul.
You damn sure won't get drowsey running that road , LOL !
Your trucking 60 years ago when these kinds of roads preceded the big interstates. Imagine trucking across country on US 50 or 70? That be heck of a trip.
peterbilt handling like a sports car
Nice scenery. Reminds me of northern Pennsylvania.
MichaelTJD60 I’ve been on some nice ones up there
Tim,
Hey brother, regarding that direct customer. Here’s my “sales mgr” advice;
Once a week CALL them, call every week at the same time (literally the same exact time) and the same day.
You’ll stay fresh in their mind & eventually you’ll get their business. You never know what it could turn into. Maybe nothing, however I’m sure they know many other people as well.
If nothing else, they will refer your business to their friends etc...
You’ll do great Tim, your motivated and very professional.
You'll find your groove eventually. Give yourself time and network. Enjoy your vid's! 😊 One of these years I'll get out east.
azcactusflower1 too many people out this way, your better off out west
Mindset is the key to making it
Greetings from Lavergne, TN.
I enjoy your rambling. I do the same thing
Hey question for you if you don't mind me asking. What did you pay for that trailer?
The C and H in Robinson stands for cheap and heavy. You'll do ok with LandStar 👍
Tim theres a pair of $3+ mile loads west of where your going to unload. But they don't ship until the 17th. Going to Northern Tx. Seen some high paying loads on one load board. One last week was $14. per mile. But only went 120 miles LOL
Pete k freight rates are high at the moment
show, very beautiful road.
I can understand that but I use to drive over the road back in the 90s before I had a accident and broke my spinal cord and now I can't drive truck anymore so with the head cam it's like I'm still behind the wheel
Lyman135 !!! Don't want Tim to think no body listens to his rambling on !!! He makes alot of sense and I support his comments !!!! Can't answer all his rambling at 1 time as it takes up too much space !! Hope this answers your question and at least you read the comments !! I'm sure Tim likes it !!!! We need to take up a collection so he can buy his chrome trailer with matching fenders !!! HA HA KEEP IT SAFE !!!!
K B lol, show me the money 💰
Sir Tim !!! Don't hold your breath,,but if and when we hit the big lottery,,,you will have a whole new rig to ride in !!!! NO CRAP!!1 KEEP IT SAFE !!!
6 months of working capital. You are doing it right!
was there a passing zone at all, or double yellow lines the entire time? I like back roads, but, as someone that doesn't speed, I like for people to eventually be able to pass me...
Hi Tim Saw you going by the home depot in Blairsville around noon on tue. My wife and I went up 68 one time she said If I did not slow down she was going to get sick. She said she will never go that way again
Jule Godfirnon car sickness isn’t fun, sorry I didn’t wave as I went by
Thank you sir, like going home.
You remind me of one of my old school NCOs in ARMY. I'm def soaking up your knowledge. I've been doing logistics 17 year in military and plan to get into the business.
Very Nice!
Thanks for sharing Tim, fun drive! Good chatter. Did you use a different camera for this than normal? The compression is huge when you have tree's on both sides of you it's clear to see the image isn't sharp at all, honestly quite surprising which is why I ask if it's a different camera. If you look at 31:16 and pause it at any point in that section it looks like your driving through heavy mist! Maybe movavi did too much compression?
gt3911 I figured out how to upload it so it will play in 1080, same camera, but it was one ugly misty rainy day that day, I looked at the 31 mark and seen my clip transition, but impressive that you made it that far, congratulations you are one of the few who watch it all.
Interesting! Always watch from start to finish. Love your uploads! Just incase our wires are crossed, I didn't mean the exact moment you did a clip transition, before and after the quality was very heavily compressed, lots of blurring and fuzzyness on the trees. I'd still watch them at 480p, was just curious :) looking forward to the next one. Stay safe boss
Tim, when are you going to get out here to AZ? :-) Up at my house in Flagstaff this weekend, finally a bit of snow and the boy wants to go skiing, so headed to the mountain today. They do make snow now out of poop water, but it is not quite the same as the real stuff. Good scenery, I've only been through a part of TN, and that was almost 20 years ago. What are you using for a mic? Assuming it is plugged into a GoPro? Peace!
Don Leamon glad I don’t 🎿, poop 💩 water, that’s crazy, probably will not hit flag until spring, might bust Phoenix sometime, all depends on freight, I fly with the wind.
I like when I'm out on them county farm roads in ks,ne,co etc etc just laid back jammin out easing along
I liked running those "hair" roads every once in a while, I called them hair roads because they looked that way on the map. I wouldn't want to do it all the time, but I enjoyed it every once in a while. Good stuff wheeling her down thru there.
TomHeid1 thank you, yes it’s nice to take the road less traveled sometimes
That looks just like Lauretta Lynns Blvd , hwy 13 I think going north towards Clarksville TN !
Been up and down that 2 lane road a few times .
love this road. Reminds me of the roads we traveled as kids. Dad loved the back roads. Your ramblings are far from idiotic. I would call them entertaining for sure.
Tim,
Being the professional you have been here on you tube, I’d recommend you watch this other channel. It’s called “The Trucking Exec”.
I’m also sure that you know your numbers but he has very good info.
Keep the videos coming, I’m sure your “ramblings” help many drivers.
Robert.
Sir Tim !!! Your GPS set to truck routes or do you have the car mode ????? Look out for low underpasses and wires on those back roads !!! Did you lower your air ride system on Pete ???? KEEP IT SAFE !!!!
K B yes it’s set for truck routing
Sir Tim !! As you know in the "ol days we didn't have the new stuff to play with !!! Got on a back road shortcut and had to back 2.5 miles to get to a place to turn around do to low train underpass !! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
K B yes I’ve done the same more than once, this is my backyard and I know it well
Sir Tim !! Once was enough for me !!! Rand/Mcnally finally came out with a truckers atlas and help end the mistakes as you know !!!KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Sir Tim !! You can get the Teflon 5th wheel cover and not have to grease the wheel !!! Alot of show trucks use them !!! KEEP IT SAFE !!
K B I started out with, ruined it one day when I dropped the trailer, now I’ve greased everything, one day I will try and clean it and add the inserts on the fifth wheel, trouble is when you do a power only, you mess all that up.
Sir Tim !! Do you remember"" SLICK 50""" ????? It is a teflon based oil product that made white teflon grease that was in a tube !!! I think it was at Walmart at 1 time !! Haven't been looking for it lately !!! The next time your in the store,,look for it in the oil isle !!! KEEP IT SAFE !!!
Sir Tim !! When you drop your trailer,,,do you dump the air ride on the Pete b/4 you pull out from under the trailer ??? That helps to keep the grease where it needs to be !!! Also,, when you back under to do p/u of trailer the grease won't be on the front of the trailer instead of on the 5th wheel !! KEEP IT SAFE !!
Very classy thing to do....give way to other motorists when you are the slowest moving. You are one of the fast diminishing professionals, I’m afraid. The vast majority of the truckers out there could and should learn a thing or two from you, if they’re willing to listen. Keep up the great work!
L I G - love the video keep up the good work , try to get more guest to interview. Couple questions What company are your using for for ELD? And are leased on to somebody or or have your own MC# how are the pro & cons of it.
LOL fun on a bike, but looks like a blast in a large car
Good videos! Wish you had more cameras. Keep it up.
Robert Nealy I have several, I’ve seen how to split screen but haven’t tried it yet, someday grasshopper, we are just learning how to edit, I will grow and develop over time.
Well I loved that road, good for a Harley like you say, what kind of Harley do you have?...I have a 2008 Street Glide, love it...
Bill Mathies 2013 road glide, probably the ugliest style bike Harley makes
Naw Tim, all Harleys look good!..
Hi nice video the roads are a bit bendy but you drive that OK buddy
Great video sir, love those curves but wouldn't want to do it every day in a rig
Hi driver I like the head mount better than the dash cam cause you can see more with the head mount
James Edwards people get motion sick on these roads with a head cam
Nice scenic video..I personally wouldn’t take the route with my 45 motorcoach towing..my opinion sir. Safe trucking
Rob A I don’t rock and roll around as much as that motor coach and my turning radius is a little different, these type of roads break up the every day boring interstate traveling that I do on a daily basis.
You ramble all you like , it's not all idiotic !
Turn right...lol. GPS...IS LOST...7000 lbs..7% ramblings..good job tim...handling that huge mountain...
You are welcome Tim.
Tim, are you getting the LS loads off DAT?
TNG64 no, I’m getting them from the carrier side of Landstar load board, most of Landstar freight is 3 pl anyway
Do you know how to counter steer your bike? Riding was much easier when I learned that technique.
Nice view
Masterful job of driving,any higher and you would need a pilots license.Like d to ride this type road on my HOG.Stay safe,this time next year you will have all the business end down pat.
Nice!
Where in Murfreesboro? That’s my home town
Timmy Russell mine to
This is about how twisty most of New Zealand roads are except the road is not as good condition.
Like your videos. That’s what I’m trying to do on my channel as well. Stay out of the drama.
Jay Cole17 what drama? Luckily I mostly watch sailing ⛵️ videos and I don’t know any of the other trucking video guys personally, but I’m not into the drama stuff.
Life is Good. Been doing some research on landstar. Do they have an option on just doing drop and hooks? Looking to start my own thing hopefully by the end of this year. Thanks for the input.
What do people do for a living there? Surprised at the number of houses seemingly in the middle of nowhere... At least they have churches handy. ;-)
Don Leamon mostly retired I think, I remember years ago, a report came out about property rates versus income, it was way out of balance, it’s because of the retirees that moved into the mountains and in the winter they become snow birds
See you are doing good, best paying load I ever had paid $214.00 a mile, only went a quarter mile, total $53.50 still real good, best load I ever had, pull toy told you that.
David Schabel how long did that load take you is the question
Keep up the good work can you do video of you shifting
U picked up from the town I am from at the beginning of the video the 4 lane area looked familiar then I seen the storage buildings an dollar store An knew where u was An said where u picked up
How is it like driving a semi
Some of these roads look like the lower back roads of Cape Cod.
I enjoy your videos mabe we can meet one off these days
Hey Tim , I want to go to work for you !
Please order me a new Peter built Royal blue and Tan colors 2 tone paint , lots of Crome 389 heavy hauler , 4 axles , big cat pushing awesome horsepower! I need a matching 3 axle lowboy with a jeep and stinger attachment ! 😬
Landstar likes heavy hauling also if you have your own authority. Insurance might be an issue? I
you should be looking for shippers that need a permanent contractor.
dedicated accounts.
someone to get you out.
and someone to get you back again. you can tender for you're own work. if you got another trailer they could even pre-load you.
Different Strokes is it bad that I get what your talking about Willis
Oklahoma dave not at all
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William Creel I’m approved and signed up with hub group
As a complete non trucker that lives in U.K. how does your own authority benefit you better than Landstar ?
StarScream666 gives me the control to haul for anyone and everyone and keep all of the money in my own pocket and not have to pay them for the privilege of running under their name.
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Good video i like
Thanks for the scenic ride but you are a glutton for punishment with all those curves. What happens to the miles per gallon on a road like that?
MrTodd51 don’t really care, I like the road less traveled
Ch Robinson won't pay good unless they have to!
I bet a road like that makes you appreciate the interstate better 😕😕
Peggy Lewis there's nothing like a ride in the county I love going way out nothing prettier
Peggy Lewis this is always nice, when I’m at home, I stay off of the interstate, after running them for 2.5 million miles, you enjoy stuff such as this.