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Kev, this is what I love about you, your one of those that admits to mistakes and even explains them in your vlog. It is not all easy as some videos suggest and this is a perfect example of that. Accidents happen. The main thing is the Golf or the truck didn't sustain major damage. Things can always be worse, you do a great job as always for Trent's & for us viewers you make cracking content. You are one of the most honest & down to earth youtube truck vloggers in my eyes, hats off to you mate!! Keep up the good work :) P.S. Was not expecting that with the Mazda, Luckily no sparks when you rolled it off the truck haha.
I used to leave the winch half way down the bed. Welded a loop on and clipped the hook on. That way it saved about 20 mins on a 2nd job non driver....and stopped me getting soaking wet waiting for the cable to unwind🤣
I drove a converted LDV beaver tail for a small breakers yard, I welded a ring to the rear crossmember just ahead of the rear of the chassis to hook the winch to before going out to save having to run the line out at a collection job.
Hi Kev as I may have said back in the 60’s we had to siphon all petroleum out of export cars to stop the chance of fire , one ship did catch fire in the Atlantic , your smart not to take that last car, one spark and it’s barbecue time.
Oh dear, that nice easy day you were hoping for in london really went south! Clearence issues, onto cable issues to that monstrosity of a wreck! Glad you didnt have to take it in the end and that it didnt set the truck on fire on the dismount!
Great video yet again Kev, I thought you handled that Mazda situation calmly and with the upmost professionalism and managed to roll it back into its original parking spot. I did however find your spark comment as you rolled the Mazda off your ramp very amusing. But seriously thank God no one threw a cigarette butt on your ramp on the way back that would of ended badly for those two cars and the Renault.
Interesting when we scraped our Merc, we had just brimmed the tank. Thankfully my wife did not think of recovering the fuel. Its been a long time since I tasted petrol ;) Syphone city would have been my way.
If, in emergencies, you have a similar problem but cannot leave the car, soap (when a soft, thick paste from soaking in water) smeared over the hole will react with petrol and go hard and temporarily seal the hole, enough to get you out of trouble - people's lives have been saved in the outback of Australia using this - when they've punctured a tank on a rough road, or a Ford's tank has broken open from poor manufacture or similar. I don't think it works with diesel fuel, only petrol.
Most modern cars have a plastic collar that unscrews so you can take the fuel pump and pick up out of the tank... if only ppl looked under the back seat , many tanks are accessible from there (but not the mk1 focus - have to drop the tank to remove that pump assembly)
Dean Bell The worst thing is on some older Focus models, the tank straps are have corroded to the point that disturbing them means they won’t go back properly and need changing or the fixing snspscas you try to undo it. You have to wonder why they couldn’t follow VAG or Vauxhall in accessing the pump from within the car, or the decision to use thin mild steel straps instead of moulding the fixings into the tank body as almost all other manufacturers do. Ford seem to be full of bad ideas like that, and yet in the past they had some good ideas, like the escort door hinge where the pin was also the fixing or the single 10mm bolt fixing for focus mk1 mirrors
We were around your neck of the woods last week Kev, had a weeks holiday in Poole, just around the corner in the Premier Inn, I said to my Mrs we might see you, she said why don't we see if we can catch you leaving the yard, I said yeah if you want to be up at 5am to see him, I said to her whilst I love watching your videos, I ain't getting up at 5am on my holiday , noooo way!!
what happen's if you crack or destroy those footpath stones while putting the ramp down are you liable for them? do you have rubber mats you can put down to protect them got to be cheaper then replacing the footpath
I'm surprised that you don't have a fuel spill kit to deal with such incidents, that's seriously dangerous stuff. also, I love the bloke asking you for the code. Of all the people to ask why not ask the guy who clearly doesn't live there!!
Hope you are keeping well Kev, not watched many of your video's from your new job, enjoyed this one so I suppose I had better get round to watching all the one's I have missed, Drive Safe, Stay Safe as I always say.
Cheers mate, many people tell me they stopped watching when I changed jobs but they now can't get enough of the new content 😂 hope you enjoy catching up 👍
Love it used to be a roadside recovery driver myself, and used to get some corkers with RTA's. Kinda wished I could have filmed some of that! Keep it up
Thank you Mr Kevtee Once again another video enjoyed as always Don't think you are to Blame. For your miss hap with trees. You only have two mirrors on your Truck. ( No Sky Mirrors yet.). Thanks again enjoyed our video. Take care and stay safe and Safe trucking. John Whitehouse
recently my wife and, when out in the car. We have noticed on the back of some hgv trailers there big heavy duty, what look like reversing cameras night vision LEDs the lot. Are they what we think they are, and if so are they any good? I have never seen one of #RoadLegends using one. Great videos Scott, next time we're down Wales we bump into you, that could have been phrased better! ;)
It is recommended that trucks should have front, sides and rear cameras for 360 degrees visibility. My rigid truck has all 4 cameras that are linked to a DVR recorder, all 4 cameras are also streamed live to a 7 inch screen in the cab.
Like you said Kev "Safety First" and now the owner has another problem, removing what fuel is left on board -Ah well that is his problem not yours and his expense .
Do you not have to put some sort of spil kit down on the for defo there by fuel station lol or at least if the bed if the truck just in case of a spark or some sort of ignition ?
In this day and age, Pollution and health and safety are paramount, so you did the right thing. I wonder who would have been fined if you had taken it, you or the Company. The right call was made, well done Kev. I have only driven through London once, never again.😡😡
Hi Kevin. Things might've changed since I did my recovery training many, many years ago. But I've noticed that when you're strapping you cars onto your vehicle, you always strap away from the stops first. Then try and pull back to the stops. Not trying to wind you up or anything like that, just wondering that's all!
On the last job, I think your Renault was trying to tell you something, first the tree got in your way and then the winch would not wind out. I think the Renault knew it was going to be a waste of time.
Hi kev ive watched alot of your vlogs from when you worked at burden and now at trent.a quick couple of questions if you dont mind How did you go about getting your licence and which category do you need for salvage recovery? Love seeing you load the cars and enjoy everytime
@@anthonycordingley1256 I'm sorry to hear that mate. I suffer from severe mental health issues, I'm not mad, just depressive. So I've decided to get my class one licence, I qualified as a class two driver in 2007. Not sure I'm doing the right thing, but sitting in my place day after day isn't helping.
Loved it. I presume you're registered for ULEZ? Do you add congestion charge to your collection fee? Don't see all the fuss with the Mazda, there would be no fuel left by the time you got home. Probably. Hopefully. Agree with Torsee about the kitty litter/sand - would be useful for fuel/oil/coolant.
I can't imagine there's a fee for collection? Scrap cars are worth money... Unless do you mean like when they offer more if the customer takes the car to the salvage yard?
@@sammytheseal2307 a few years back, before the idea of "scrappage" caught on, even if you took a EOL car to a yard, you'd pay to leave it there. I think it was when the rules changed, and they could no longer simply pile 'em high, and let them leak into the ground for years. Sounds like times have changed. For the better.
@@Ibis117 Oh yes I know what you mean 👍 Times have moved on definitely You can quite easily get at least £100 for a complete smallish car, £150-200 if it's something bigger like an MPV
Kev, as a 73 yr old semi retired class 1 man who’s temporarily crocked (dodgy back) just want to say how much I enjoy your enthusiastic vlogs and interesting to see another branch of haulage. Bit more stressful than my 44 tonne grain bulker to breakfast cereal plants. Keep it up and ignore the thumbs down merchants. You’re keeping me entertained during recoup.
I have one with 547k on it rusty as heck runs still 97 civic parked plates off and insurance transferred to a different auto 2011 Subaru. NW Wisconsin USA take care.
Hi kev My names Cassie . I Hope your well .I'm the wife of 'Rob Mellow 'who absolutely loves watching all your videos ! but unfortunately isn't my cup of tea and does my fringin head in ! Everytime he wants to watch one !😆🤣 If you could give him a shout out though I know that would make his day as he's a big fan👍 Cheers Kev and safe driving 😁
Hi, ya KevTee I am very glad you left that car behind it is a fire hazard leaking fuel out not smart I think we need To leave the leak in the boat, not under the cars am I right salvage team leader?
Couldn't tell whether the Mazda nudged the Corsa when you put that back ramp up quick! Just as well the Corsa had been rearended. Hope the owner of the tree doesn't see this vid...
i would have rolled it back to the edge of the ramp where you would have access to the tank and stuffed one of those rubber gloves of yours in the hole job done.
@@KevTee Who parks on double yellow line's, blocking an entrance. Then damage's the truck on a tree.......very Professional 😂😂.......just saying keep up the good work 👍👍
Did you have to clean the fuel residue of the back of the truck or did someone in the yard do it? At least you spotted the leak before you started moving!
Great video got a blast from the past with that central London segment. Also do you know anything about jay? Not trying to be nosey just a bit concerned as he hasn't uploaded in over 2 months.
Someone cut my car fuel pipes once. RAC came to recover, RAC arrived before Fire. RAC loaded my car, fire truck arrived, Fire told RAC to remove my car immediately and dont travel with a car that had a fuel leak. Fire had to put sand all over the carpark, and then deem my carhad no fuel left in the tank, before RAC loaded it again.
Hi Kev , Hope your keeping Well , I have just been catching up on your vlogs , ( Been busy catching up on my own channel and projects to the channel !!! ) Central London looks Very Quiet although i cannot say the same for Sheffield , That has got very busy over the last few weeks , Guessing it could have been a Hazard on the Hydraulics On the truck as well as a Hazard for the Other road users as well ? Stay safe Buddy .
Good vlog there Kev. Wise decision with the Mazda, someone in did that to the tank on purpose! Have you spoken to Jay lately, how's he doing? He's not done a vlog for about 2 months.
That could of cause a major issue if you had of taken it, you might of had a fire Line behind you, was the fuel tank broken by fuel thief’s? Anyway Kev too vlog keep it up!
You're quite right about the hazard that MAZDA posed, especially as it was down the back of a Petrol Station. 1 spark & it could've turned into a major disaster. That Golf's N/S/R wheel had a small dent in it. Anyway another cracking video Kev
@@michaelaris58 we had a 4" thick branch come through the roof of a coach( the bit above the passenger door/steps) I was on, whilst it was being manoeuvred around a car park. Completely invisible from the drivers seat.
Piercing the tank to remove the fuel - that's a new one. Whatever happened to good ol honest pilfering via siphons? Is piercing tank a common practice in the UK?
Don't think so! Not by theives anyway. I think it was just the customer being stingy wanting their fuel back. Actually fuel theft doesn't really seem to happen anymore. Now it's catalytic converters getting nicked from mainly Hondas.
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Kev, this is what I love about you, your one of those that admits to mistakes and even explains them in your vlog. It is not all easy as some videos suggest and this is a perfect example of that. Accidents happen. The main thing is the Golf or the truck didn't sustain major damage. Things can always be worse, you do a great job as always for Trent's & for us viewers you make cracking content. You are one of the most honest & down to earth youtube truck vloggers in my eyes, hats off to you mate!! Keep up the good work :) P.S. Was not expecting that with the Mazda, Luckily no sparks when you rolled it off the truck haha.
I used to leave the winch half way down the bed. Welded a loop on and clipped the hook on. That way it saved about 20 mins on a 2nd job non driver....and stopped me getting soaking wet waiting for the cable to unwind🤣
I drove a converted LDV beaver tail for a small breakers yard, I welded a ring to the rear crossmember just ahead of the rear of the chassis to hook the winch to before going out to save having to run the line out at a collection job.
Hi Kev as I may have said back in the 60’s we had to siphon all petroleum out of export cars to stop the chance of fire , one ship did catch fire in the Atlantic , your smart not to take that last car, one spark and it’s barbecue time.
Oh dear, that nice easy day you were hoping for in london really went south! Clearence issues, onto cable issues to that monstrosity of a wreck!
Glad you didnt have to take it in the end and that it didnt set the truck on fire on the dismount!
Last time I saw you in London, you were reversing an artic into a construction site with an absolute spanner of a banksman 😂
Great video yet again Kev, I thought you handled that Mazda situation calmly and with the upmost professionalism and managed to roll it back into its original parking spot. I did however find your spark comment as you rolled the Mazda off your ramp very amusing. But seriously thank God no one threw a cigarette butt on your ramp on the way back that would of ended badly for those two cars and the Renault.
Interesting when we scraped our Merc, we had just brimmed the tank. Thankfully my wife did not think of recovering the fuel. Its been a long time since I tasted petrol ;) Syphone city would have been my way.
12:43 wow a mk1 renault twingo, rare to see in the UK!
Ah yes well spotted 😁👍
I just spotted one in the village of Tarland in Scotland 2 weeks ago interestingly enough
You don’t carry SpeedyDry or cat litter for such occasions?
I would have thought the company would have some on each truck.
If, in emergencies, you have a similar problem but cannot leave the car, soap (when a soft, thick paste from soaking in water) smeared over the hole will react with petrol and go hard and temporarily seal the hole, enough to get you out of trouble - people's lives have been saved in the outback of Australia using this - when they've punctured a tank on a rough road, or a Ford's tank has broken open from poor manufacture or similar. I don't think it works with diesel fuel, only petrol.
Most modern cars have a plastic collar that unscrews so you can take the fuel pump and pick up out of the tank... if only ppl looked under the back seat , many tanks are accessible from there (but not the mk1 focus - have to drop the tank to remove that pump assembly)
I've noticed that with Ford they like to make easy jobs as difficult as possible almost give AUDI a run for their money.
Mk2.5 are tank off aswell remember my father inlaw filled car up wrong fuel I had drop tank drain it in morrison car park nite mear
Dean Bell The worst thing is on some older Focus models, the tank straps are have corroded to the point that disturbing them means they won’t go back properly and need changing or the fixing snspscas you try to undo it. You have to wonder why they couldn’t follow VAG or Vauxhall in accessing the pump from within the car, or the decision to use thin mild steel straps instead of moulding the fixings into the tank body as almost all other manufacturers do. Ford seem to be full of bad ideas like that, and yet in the past they had some good ideas, like the escort door hinge where the pin was also the fixing or the single 10mm bolt fixing for focus mk1 mirrors
At the start you was near my brothers crash site where he sadly passed away
We were around your neck of the woods last week Kev, had a weeks holiday in Poole, just around the corner in the Premier Inn, I said to my Mrs we might see you, she said why don't we see if we can catch you leaving the yard, I said yeah if you want to be up at 5am to see him, I said to her whilst I love watching your videos, I ain't getting up at 5am on my holiday , noooo way!!
what happen's if you crack or destroy those footpath stones while putting the ramp down are you liable for them? do you have rubber mats you can put down to protect them got to be cheaper then replacing the footpath
There's no chance of the ramp cracking anything as there's no weight in the ramp and the weight of the car is spread out across the ramp 👍
Great vlog as usual, customer should have told you about the hole in the tank.
We love the sign off with CHEEEEERSSS! 😅
keep it up 👍
I'm surprised that you don't have a fuel spill kit to deal with such incidents, that's seriously dangerous stuff.
also, I love the bloke asking you for the code. Of all the people to ask why not ask the guy who clearly doesn't live there!!
big self tapping bolt into the hole and a load of silicone/1part adhesive round it, tanks knackered anyway so doesn't matter what it looks like!
With it been a non-runner I would have borrowed a hosepipe and filled fuel tank with water. This is what FRS do with holed fuel tanks.
Bad luck on the last one - typical that the "time waster" car was also the one which bent your handrail 🤬 Great video as always 👍
Hope you are keeping well Kev, not watched many of your video's from your new job, enjoyed this one so I suppose I had better get round to watching all the one's I have missed, Drive Safe, Stay Safe as I always say.
Cheers mate, many people tell me they stopped watching when I changed jobs but they now can't get enough of the new content 😂 hope you enjoy catching up 👍
Love it used to be a roadside recovery driver myself, and used to get some corkers with RTA's. Kinda wished I could have filmed some of that! Keep it up
Thank you Mr Kevtee Once again another video enjoyed as always Don't think you are to Blame. For your miss hap with trees. You only have two mirrors on your Truck. ( No Sky Mirrors yet.). Thanks again enjoyed our video. Take care and stay safe and Safe trucking. John Whitehouse
Its great to see you enjoying your new job Kev
recently my wife and, when out in the car. We have noticed on the back of some hgv trailers there big heavy duty, what look like reversing cameras night vision LEDs the lot. Are they what we think they are, and if so are they any good? I have never seen one of #RoadLegends using one. Great videos Scott, next time we're down Wales we bump into you, that could have been phrased better! ;)
It is recommended that trucks should have front, sides and rear cameras for 360 degrees visibility. My rigid truck has all 4 cameras that are linked to a DVR recorder, all 4 cameras are also streamed live to a 7 inch screen in the cab.
Great to see back me my son Jacob watching this in campervan at moment it's our second week in VW camper T5 weather great 🤗
Have you ever come back to your trailer finding somebody trying to nick one of the cars that you’ve just collected
Hi Kev, Did you get the hand rail bar pulled back??
maybe you could have tried pulling it back with the winch cable. 🤔
Saw you earlier this week outside denham lol was in a white Volvo with green curtains plus a manitou . Gave u a toot and was nice to get a wave back
My driving instructor used to say to me a car is just a lump of metal wether that was just tovinstill confidence in me i shall never know!
Like you said Kev "Safety First" and now the owner has another problem, removing what fuel is left on board -Ah well that is his problem not yours and his expense .
Do you not have to put some sort of spil kit down on the for defo there by fuel station lol or at least if the bed if the truck just in case of a spark or some sort of ignition ?
In this day and age, Pollution and health and safety are paramount, so you did the right thing. I wonder who would have been fined if you had taken it, you or the Company. The right call was made, well done Kev.
I have only driven through London once, never again.😡😡
Probably Kev unfortunately. Good job he realized!
Hi Kevin.
Things might've changed since I did my recovery training many, many years ago. But I've noticed that when you're strapping you cars onto your vehicle, you always strap away from the stops first. Then try and pull back to the stops. Not trying to wind you up or anything like that, just wondering that's all!
Why do you not use the towing eye to pull vehicles up?
Because there well known for ripping out as there only designed for light towing and not winching at steep angles 👍
Ahhh okay. Thanks for clarifying that Kev.. 👍👍
@@chrislaws9244 I've never had a factory tow hook fail in 20 years.
On the last job, I think your Renault was trying to tell you something, first the tree got in your way and then the winch would not wind out. I think the Renault knew it was going to be a waste of time.
Hi kev ive watched alot of your vlogs from when you worked at burden and now at trent.a quick couple of questions if you dont mind How did you go about getting your licence and which category do you need for salvage recovery? Love seeing you load the cars and enjoy everytime
Hi Anthony, did you ever get your licence?
@Zooumberg I didn't I failed my medical unfortunately so on disability long term thanks for thinking of me though
@@anthonycordingley1256 I'm sorry to hear that mate. I suffer from severe mental health issues, I'm not mad, just depressive. So I've decided to get my class one licence, I qualified as a class two driver in 2007. Not sure I'm doing the right thing, but sitting in my place day after day isn't helping.
Brilliant video Kev. They are always a perfect way to end my weekends :D
Loved it. I presume you're registered for ULEZ? Do you add congestion charge to your collection fee?
Don't see all the fuss with the Mazda, there would be no fuel left by the time you got home. Probably. Hopefully.
Agree with Torsee about the kitty litter/sand - would be useful for fuel/oil/coolant.
I can't imagine there's a fee for collection? Scrap cars are worth money... Unless do you mean like when they offer more if the customer takes the car to the salvage yard?
@@sammytheseal2307 a few years back, before the idea of "scrappage" caught on, even if you took a EOL car to a yard, you'd pay to leave it there. I think it was when the rules changed, and they could no longer simply pile 'em high, and let them leak into the ground for years. Sounds like times have changed. For the better.
@@Ibis117 Oh yes I know what you mean 👍
Times have moved on definitely
You can quite easily get at least £100 for a complete smallish car, £150-200 if it's something bigger like an MPV
Kev, as a 73 yr old semi retired class 1 man who’s temporarily crocked (dodgy back) just want to say how much I enjoy your enthusiastic vlogs and interesting to see another branch of haulage. Bit more stressful than my 44 tonne grain bulker to breakfast cereal plants. Keep it up and ignore the thumbs down merchants. You’re keeping me entertained during recoup.
You should have a reversing camera fitted would make it much easier
Hi Kev from untrained in such things what happens now to the mazda?? However took the fuel out will they need to dispose of the car themselfies
Great video as always :)
Roundabout at Blandford Forum on Thursday, that was me in the DAF giving you a wave !
Ahhh I did wonder who it was, pleasure to see you out and about and hope your keeping well mate 👍
I have one with 547k on it rusty as heck runs still 97 civic parked plates off and insurance transferred to a different auto 2011 Subaru. NW Wisconsin USA take care.
Hi kev My names Cassie . I Hope your well .I'm the wife of 'Rob Mellow 'who absolutely loves watching all your videos ! but unfortunately isn't my cup of tea and does my fringin head in ! Everytime he wants to watch one !😆🤣 If you could give him a shout out though I know that would make his day as he's a big fan👍
Cheers Kev and safe driving 😁
Great video again looking forward to watching next one I missed watching your blog's while I was away
Great to have you back mate 😊
Pity about the branch , I would have thought you would carry a spillage kit for incidents like the leaking tank . Keep on trucking
Good with the bad mate still better than 15 hour days
Brilliant video as always Kev. Wee black Corsa will almost definitely go to auction at a guess Pal.
Thanks Ross, yep I suspect you would be right mate 👍
I look forward to the next one
Cheers R R, have a good week 👍
Interesting videos. Is that seat not a bit soft or do u like it set like that.
is it not law in london you need to call for Fire if they is gas on the floor like that? sorry i'm from canada so just asking.
Gas? it was petrol.
Keep up the great work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care
Hi, ya KevTee I am very glad you left that car behind it is a fire hazard leaking fuel out not smart I think we need To leave the leak in the boat, not under the cars am I right salvage team leader?
Hi Kev another brilliant video and hope you are staying safe and well and did I miss last Wednesday video
As well as the usual risks, the fuel just ruined the tarmac driveway. Leave it a few days and it will start to disintigrate!
awesome vlog mate enjoy you're weekend :)
You too John and thanks very much 👍
great video as always! keep up great work Kev
Couldn't tell whether the Mazda nudged the Corsa when you put that back ramp up quick! Just as well the Corsa had been rearended. Hope the owner of the tree doesn't see this vid...
That Mazda 6 had Mazda RX-8 Series 1 (2004-2008) rims fitted! :-)
i would have rolled it back to the edge of the ramp where you would have access to the tank and stuffed one of those rubber gloves of yours in the hole job done.
Good job I'm a professional 😂
@@KevTee as ever kev as ever
@@KevTee Who parks on double yellow line's, blocking an entrance. Then damage's the truck on a tree.......very Professional 😂😂.......just saying keep up the good work 👍👍
the 'big apple' is new york. i think you'll find that london is often referred to as the 'big smoke'?
Good job and nice truck! Kind of surprised they didn't get the truck functions on a remote though.
Who will pick the Mazda up now Kev and another top vlog once again buddy until next time Kev take care of yourselves and keep safe and well
It's been rearranged for next week 👍
For you to pick up again Kev?
@@waynehammerton5698 Maybe mate, who knows lol
It with hope they have drained the fuel off completely by then Kev
Did you have to clean the fuel residue of the back of the truck or did someone in the yard do it?
At least you spotted the leak before you started moving!
If it's petrol it will evaporate on its own, if it's diesel hose the bed down and the rest is free rust proofing.
I would never have expected a deliberately punctured fuel tank.
Great video got a blast from the past with that central London segment. Also do you know anything about jay? Not trying to be nosey just a bit concerned as he hasn't uploaded in over 2 months.
I'm early love the channel Kev, your an inspiration to all
Great video hope you have a great day
I wouldn't of evan loaded that last car on if I knew it was leaking
Someone cut my car fuel pipes once. RAC came to recover, RAC arrived before Fire. RAC loaded my car, fire truck arrived, Fire told RAC to remove my car immediately and dont travel with a car that had a fuel leak.
Fire had to put sand all over the carpark, and then deem my carhad no fuel left in the tank, before RAC loaded it again.
Nor me had I known the extent of the leak 👍
Hi Kev , Hope your keeping Well , I have just been catching up on your vlogs , ( Been busy catching up on my own channel and projects to the channel !!! ) Central London looks Very Quiet although i cannot say the same for Sheffield , That has got very busy over the last few weeks , Guessing it could have been a Hazard on the Hydraulics On the truck as well as a Hazard for the Other road users as well ? Stay safe Buddy .
Need an additional camera pointing to your face while you're going through London so we can see how unamused you look 😂
Haha the less of my ugly mug on screen the better 😂
Driven artics through London many times, can’t stand the place
Just bought a engine from your company Kev because of your vids !
Cheers Sim, thanks for letting me know, Trent's are happy the vlogs are getting the word out 👌
What's the story behind the dog unicorn in the cab I just noticed it haha
i'm enjoying the drive shots around London, seeing as i won't be getting there anytime soon
Hi Kev just wondering what has happened to trucker jay?
Another great video 👍
According to Scott Andrews' last video trucker jay is busy restoring an old pub (?)
top video kev, how is the vovlo build coming on.
Looking forward to another video, cheers Kev 👊🏻
Yeah !! Cheeeeeeeeeers is back 👍👍👍
Good vlog there Kev. Wise decision with the Mazda, someone in did that to the tank on purpose!
Have you spoken to Jay lately, how's he doing? He's not done a vlog for about 2 months.
Shame about the last one but nice video Kev!! :-)
Why you not doing class 1 anymore ??
4 reasons really, less hours, less nights out, increased salary and much more enjoyable work 👍
FairPlay fairplay is it all local work you are doing now then mate ?
Not really local per se, if I can get there and back in a day then it's fair game 😂
Hi Kev what’s wrong with the corsa then
It's had an accident, damage to the back as can be seen at 17:50 👍
That could of cause a major issue if you had of taken it, you might of had a fire Line behind you, was the fuel tank broken by fuel thief’s? Anyway Kev too vlog keep it up!
You're quite right about the hazard that MAZDA posed, especially as it was down the back of a Petrol Station.
1 spark & it could've turned into a major disaster.
That Golf's N/S/R wheel had a small dent in it.
Anyway another cracking video Kev
Cheers Andi, yeah I wasn't taking and chances not to mention the potential hazard to other road users if it leaked whilst in transit.
Can't judge the tree height in a car transporter lol they are always our enemy 👍
They should be hight markers on all overhanging branches 😂 I'm not to bad going forwards but completely missed them going backwards 🤣
KevTee haha that’ll be a whole bunch of trees, smashed a corner rear of a car over the peak 🤦🏻 flippin damn trees 😂😂😂
@@michaelaris58 we had a 4" thick branch come through the roof of a coach( the bit above the passenger door/steps) I was on, whilst it was being manoeuvred around a car park. Completely invisible from the drivers seat.
Are you you going onto the bigger trucks soon or stop on the little ones
you will have to look out for the low flying trees now kev but as all ways good blog gary from crewe
Good video enjoyed it again
First time watching Kev in a while, has he left Jay, Luke and the rest of the Road Legends crew?
Why would I do that???
KevTee was just curious, glad to see you haven’t 👍🏻
@@markdevenney5584 yep still a valid member of the group mate👍
@3:03. Anddddddddddd, there's a ford on the side of the road. Like always lol
Piercing the tank to remove the fuel - that's a new one. Whatever happened to good ol honest pilfering via siphons?
Is piercing tank a common practice in the UK?
Don't think so! Not by theives anyway. I think it was just the customer being stingy wanting their fuel back. Actually fuel theft doesn't really seem to happen anymore. Now it's catalytic converters getting nicked from mainly Hondas.
Newer cars have anti syphon measures in place to help stop syphoning of fuel
Piercing the tank is not commonplace in UK lol
they closed the mcdonalds at fleet. im pissed.
Just cut the tree down next time Kev 😂
You've never tailswung anything, have you Kev? ;)
I try not too 😜
@@KevTee That's not a yes nor a no. Is it a no comment?
Good evening everyone from wellington Somerset
Good job kev
That's strange you delivered that in another video..
I collected it a while ago and delivered it back to the customer in this video 👍
wow - almost no people about