I know the point of the video is the new flatbed, and it looks amazing. But I can never get past how great that truck sounds, it’s just so good. Great job Ben and students, it’s awesome.
You did really good aligning the hitch ball up to your gooseneck trailer. Here's a handy way to align it time afer time. Paint two vertical white stripes 1/2 inch apart down the gooseneck tube. The unpainted space is on the centerline of the tube. Imagine the blade of a rear gun sight. Take a lead plumber's weight and attach an old fiberglass CB radio antenna to one edge of the weight. What you want is a weighted portable rod you can place in front of your gooseneck ball (on the headache bar side of the ball). When backing up just sight and align that rod between the two vertical lines on the hitch. Helps to paint the rod a contrasting color. This aide will assist aligning your sunken gooseneck ball to the hitch both laterally and distance wise. Once you're hooked up, just stow away your front sight for future use.
Good Evening Sir, you have a green golf course winter weather 👍😇👌 Very nice looking truck bed Sir 👌😇👍 Very nice road seeing 👍🧐👌 Very nice diesel engine sound 🎵🧐👍 Cheers 🍻🍻
I like the part where you was testing us 😉🤣 I'm sure you knew all along I was going to hit . That is a nice looking rig . Hope you have a blessed day. We are enjoying warmer weather in northeast Georgia also
I know the point of the video is the new flatbed, and it looks amazing. But I can never get past how great that truck sounds, it’s just so good. Great job Ben and students, it’s awesome.
I’ll always welcome a compliment on the truck sound! Thanks for watching
@@khtractorsI agree with Aaron, that dt466 sounds awesome 😊👍
@@DeepSouthBayouDiesel thank you!
@@khtractors you're most welcome 👍
You did really good aligning the hitch ball up to your gooseneck trailer. Here's a handy way to align it time afer time. Paint two vertical white stripes 1/2 inch apart down the gooseneck tube. The unpainted space is on the centerline of the tube. Imagine the blade of a rear gun sight. Take a lead plumber's weight and attach an old fiberglass CB radio antenna to one edge of the weight. What you want is a weighted portable rod you can place in front of your gooseneck ball (on the headache bar side of the ball). When backing up just sight and align that rod between the two vertical lines on the hitch. Helps to paint the rod a contrasting color. This aide will assist aligning your sunken gooseneck ball to the hitch both laterally and distance wise. Once you're hooked up, just stow away your front sight for future use.
That’s for the advice!!
What a fantastic job you and your students done on building the bed.Congrats to all, very nice Ben.Take care and have a blessed day.🚜👍👏❤️🙏
I’m really liking the bed! Thanks for watching
Looks Good! Everything that you and your Students build has turned out really Nice
Thank you very much!
What a nice setup!! I'm a bit smaller with my operation but that inspires me to keep working on mine
This has worked out great for me! Thanks
Enjoyed the ride, Ben. Beautiful day. Your 'to do list' is endless.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man, that looks so good! What a rig!
Appreciate that!
Very nice job on the bed Ben!
Thanks!
Love it to see current video
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks
Looking good Ben, never drove a 5Th wheel myself, 👍🏼🇺🇸
Handles much better but a little harder to backup I think. Thanks for watching
Hey Ben, It looks good. Thanks for the road trip. I love road trips especially when I don't have to drive lol.
Thanks for watching buddy!
Nice Ben, adding a little character lol looking and sounding awesome Ben, take and God Bless!!!!!!
Thanks! You too!
That bed turned out awesome prbly made the ride 10x better unloaded its great to see kids learn important skills too
Rides much nicer! Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors im gonna build a flatbed like that for my 3/4 ford thanks for the vid on how to build it
@@michaelparker4598 that will be great! Good luck on it!
Looks good Ben. Be safe
Thank you!
Looks great and sounds great!!!!
Thanks!!
Hey Ben!! Looks good! I laughed when you said you knew the trailer wasn't going to clear and that you were just testing us lol
I thought sure someone would warn me before it hit. Thanks for watching
Quite the rig, Ben, looking great!
Thanks 👍
One of the best exhaust audio videos about the DT466, I've ever heard.
Thank you!
Great video ben! Bed sure looks good, and don't worry that first ding hurt us worse than it did you 😂😂
Nobody warned me it was too low 😁! Thanks for watching
@@khtractors HAHAHAHA!!!!
Good Evening Sir, you have a green golf course winter weather 👍😇👌 Very nice looking truck bed Sir 👌😇👍 Very nice road seeing 👍🧐👌 Very nice diesel engine sound 🎵🧐👍 Cheers 🍻🍻
Appreciate you watching buddy!
That truck sounds like a 18 wheeler. It sounds great
Thanks for watching!
You're welcome
Looks great!
Thanks!
I have a 4900 DT 466
They are great trucks! Love mine!
I like the part where you was testing us 😉🤣 I'm sure you knew all along I was going to hit . That is a nice looking rig . Hope you have a blessed day. We are enjoying warmer weather in northeast Georgia also
I thought it probably would hit but part of me thought it might just skim over. Thanks for watching
Great video buddy 👍
Thanks 👍
That’s a good looking outfit!!
Thank you!
That’s one sweet looking set-up Ben. Better treat those young welders to some pizza. 😃
Yeah I’ll reward them somehow. Thanks for watching
How's she goin'? The trailer looked pretty easy to hook up and I agree with the extra weight on, I bet the truck handled a lot nicer. Take care!!
The trucks rides so much better and should get better traction in the field. Thanks for watching
How much can you haul and what kind of mpg do you get?
The truck is tagged for 30,000 and trailer at 24,000. I’m probably getting around 8 mpg. Thanks for watching