I also work in ready mix. You are WAY more careful and considerate of your equipment than my co-workers are. I see them do stuff like slam the chutes, slam on the brakes when backing into the loadout, just hard on the trucks... and we run relatively late model trucks and they're wondering why stuff always breaks. Good job taking great care of your truck and job!
Typical mentality of most USA workers (white, black, hispanic). I've personally seen a fellow co-worker just throwing & slamming boxes onto the floor, which could potentially break whatever is inside. You won't see that kind of behavior with asians. My brother tells me the same thing at his work. His co-worker don't give a sh!t about doing the job right & correct. Lunch time, got a few bolts left, just throw it inside the box, instead of properly doing their job & tightening it down. So their products are defective, due to lazy workers, so he has to go & fix their "don't give a crap". At 1 of my former job, my boss laments to me that he wishes there were more ppl like me at work. He's black, all the workers are black, except me. Everything they touch slowly turns to crap, but there's a few good ones, like my ex-boss.
It’s cool to se her driving a mixer but who ever showed her a routine messed up the pre trip after she got loaded, the washing how of the hopper at the job and not checkin be your mud and relying on a slump gauge was kinda crazy but to each there own
Very impressive. She does it right. What impressed me the most, locking the manual chute lock. So many lazy people don't do that not realizing that the mechanical/air locks can fail. Nice work
Ran one of these mixers this season. Winter has arrived up north so its pretty much done. Not sure if will do it next year. Not enough driving and too much washing up. You go pretty girl!
@@Hayabusa-ll7fo Well aren't you special. Here's how it is outside that little piece of ground called Pittsburgh. Here in Western Canada construction slows down in winter. In the big city of 1 million 50 miles away, they are carrying on right now and are fairly busy. Of course hoarding and heating costs money, but allows things to move along. I live away from that rat race and was operating for a small rural local plant. A whole other scene. Tomorrow I start hauling grain with a set of b doubles, both local and long haul. No downtime here. So I'll just go for a drive, while you keep washing up son. Enjoy :=)
You don't look like a mess girl. You look like a dream girl !!! Sometimes young girls think they don't look good, but after living a lot longer then you, I can say you just wait til you see this video years down the road, and then you will realize how good you look.
Man all these comments I see is nothing but positivity.. normal construction worker.. put boots on cold weather or hot. get to the job site and work.. pour it do the details and finish the floor. Or broom it.. from guys that work or have worked in this.. from being a dude that worked in super hard labor.. seeing this chick do it all.. arrive on time learn and adapt.. clean cloths when she arrives and clean clothes when she goes home... Ask permission when needed.... Am 23.. since the age of 15 I got out into this construction stuff.. but things went left with the past crew and boss... Now with 2 yr working with someone new.. it's nice better money.. but it isn't stable.. compared to this.. looks more rewarding to do your task.. and know your helping not only yourself but communication with bosses.. people that have the money to do things they like.. and just have fun.. are you able to get time off? To hop off and get a month break.. not within a yr.. but after a good while... Knowing your responsible at work no fights. And just making job easier for everyone.. deserves the right to have that break..
Yeah, I oiled my seat in the semi at the end of one day, it took about 4 minutes to locate and eliminate the squeaky. The next day the boss was questioning my finish work time so I told him what I did... He yells "You're not a mechanic, don't be fixing things!". I replied that one more 12 hour night with that seat and I wouldn't be a driver either.
As a commercial driver for over 36 years and last 5 years a ready mix driver, the only thing I saw wrong was how she got out of the of the cab. I guess I was taught different. I would always rinse the hopper and fins before leaving the plant. Keep on trucking.
Yep I had 11 year in the concrete business driving both rear discharge and front discharge Oshkosh and Mack 10 yards at a time even though legal with the booster axel was 8 1/2 yards for most whom don’t know 1 yards = 4000lbs = 2ton so 32000lbs at 8 1/2 yard but we carried 10 yards so 40,000 lbs with 175 gal of water and 100 gal of fuel 27,800 empty plus 40,000 lbs miss it. Did a lot of conveyer and pump work here in the big city of Chicago have fun stay safe and have a great Christmas 😊
You must be one of the ones that don't know the weight of a yard of concrete LOL...For your information, a yard of concrete weights 4000 lbs. not 2000 lbs.
@dennismcclintock3154 10 years ago, we could get away with 11 yds dry on a paystar 5000 with no tag or pusher... just mind them bridges and weight limits..
I’m a girl and I want to learn to drive a truck. I am a student pilot but driving a truck has also been on my mind a lot over the years. I love that you went for it! Go, girl! Cool intro btw, I liked the part where you set up your little lonchita and listened to Ozzy on the way to work 🎸
Wow, as an O/O been doing this for 15yrs and family business 25yrs started off in the dump trucks. My respect to this gorgeous young lady in the business and nice to see she is shifting those gears
I’m very impressed with your ability in handling a concrete truck. I noticed when you were adding H20 to the mix you didn’t wash the hopper before leaving the plant, is that common practice in California? I must give you two thumbs up for driving that manual Beast, and to be truthful I’m very jealous of you for being able to have a manual truck because I HEART those Dinosaurs because you much better control over your truck. Marin- Marietta switched to all automatic trucks and HATE it with a passion; however today’s young drivers can’t shift without burning up the clutch and that’s a freaking shame. Be very careful and please be safe and take your time because folks that never operated a cement truck haven’t a clue to how hazardous they are and can be on certain jobs. Keep grinding and make your money because there’s not a lot of people that’s willing to do what you’re doing because it takes courage and guts and sacrificing to ride in the driver’s seat working those crazy hours.
Subscribed. been doing a mixer for 4 years and its a love hate relationship. Couldnt imagine doing this in California thou lol. Too much traffic. Well done
Thank God someone that works hard and smart instead of getting a minimum wage job expecting to get paid 30 dollars a hour then making excuses why they are not paid enough, good work so happy to see this.
Job well done. A good pm will go a long way in helping catch the small things before they turn into a big thing. And 3 points of contact going up and down anything will keep you safe
I did this for a couple weeks. I was a lease driver and did different jobs. I did both mixers a front and rear dump. I will have to say the front dump was a lot easier to get lined up.
so i just saw your 'come to new york with me on vacation' video filmed 1 year after this one... in hopes of finding out where you're from to want to visit NYC as a vacation (as a lifelong east-coaster, lived in NYC for 6 years and always visited when I didn't live there because only 2 hrs away). Los Angeles, California, now it makes sense. I've visited LA and the Bay probably 5 or 6 times in the last decade lol, i guess we just like seeing the other side of the country
Im in the teamsters here in NYC and Redi Mix is a big part of our union, and the amount of women were seeing here in the local is growing. Good for you young lady, and thank you for contributing to society instead of sitting home playing video games all day
Dear Lexie Flores, New subscriber here! As I reflect on your incredible journey in the concrete and TH-cam business, I am filled with admiration and inspired by the remarkable path you have paved for yourself. Your story is a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and unwavering determination. In the world of concrete, you have demonstrated that strength is not just a physical attribute but a reflection of one's character. Your ability to mold and shape the concrete is a metaphor for the way you mold and shape your destiny. Every project you undertake is a masterpiece, not just in the material sense but in the dedication and craftsmanship you bring to each endeavor. Your presence on TH-cam has not only showcased your expertise but has become a source of inspiration for countless individuals aspiring to follow their dreams. Your videos are more than just tutorials; they are beacons of hope and motivation, guiding others to believe in their potential and pursue their passions with vigor. In a world often defined by challenges and obstacles, your journey serves as a reminder that with hard work, authenticity, and a positive mindset, one can overcome any adversity. You have turned setbacks into stepping stones and transformed challenges into opportunities for growth. Lexie, you are not just building structures with concrete; you are building a legacy of inspiration. Your story encourages us all to break through the limitations, to dream big, and to pursue our goals with unwavering determination. Your journey is a testament to the fact that, with passion as our guide, we can lay the foundation for a future that exceeds our wildest dreams. May your path continue to be filled with success, fulfillment, and the joy that comes from doing what you love. Keep inspiring us with your creativity, dedication, and the incredible impact you make in the world of concrete and beyond. Wishing you continued success and boundless inspiration on your journey,
That was the best job I ever had, that also was my first commercial driving job in 2000. I worked for a company in Spring Texas loved it. The wife at the time Got home sick, then we moved back to Virginia. Dumb move..anyway. have fun with that job..
Good job girl.. Those mixers or something else totally different. I drove one for years before I live. It's all back country roads over here. Twists and turns. Get the front right wheel off the edge of the road it's over for you. A lot of guys are trying to overcorrect and you're going over. Be safe.😍😍🤜🏽💥🤛🏽👍🏽🤘🏾🤘🏾🤙🏾✌🏽🤚🏽🙏🏽😊😎🙋🏽♂️
Your mixer truck looks awesome making concrete and cement sounds awesome day for concrete 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Hard working operator is key...Always know what the contractor wants before they know..( 10 year operator here) I love washing out in tge hopper..chill time.. Keep slumpin🎉🎉
Sorry to ask this I guess dumb question, but the one tire in the back (can be seen at around 02:32min) looks to me like a tire which is… basically done?! 🤷🏻♂️ Do they look like this normally? It is the first axle with double tires… Thx for the video, being a huge BMW and BMW M fan the M2 was a nice surprise 😍 (this is the first video of your channel I‘ve watched 🥴😉) Best wishes from Bavaria/Germany 🇩🇪, Philipp 👋
I may have missed it, due to editing, but the pre drive inspection was pretty short. If I remember correctly, there is a whole litany of items to check off before driving, e.g. checking brakes, air governor, suspension, etc. which I didn't see her check. The thing is, she's not alone. This almost rampant throughout the trade of Truck Driving in USA, and in California. The Truck Company owners know that it would be super expensive to have to pay their drivers to do the REAL preinspection check AND repairs, like those tires. Lots of drivers, bring these things up, and either get told to shut up and just drive it, or get indirect retaliation for delay deliveries. Then again, this is coming from a failed Class A taker that turned into "Technician"😆😆😆
Nice driving, young lady, and aren't those pump jobs a welcome break? The curb jobs were a drag, but even those weren't so bad. I'm retired now and I sure miss it. Safe driving and Be Well!!
I drive a peterbilt but is a automatic and feel like you doing the shift (((transmission sucks ))) now I driving a front discharge and make my day go smoothly 😂
Hi, cool, it's nice to see girls doing this job, I'm a mixer truck driver in the countryside in France (8x4, 32 tons), we have a few women who drive mixers in France, but not enough. Bye
I got my class a and went straight to mixer driving, it’s usually one of the better paying local jobs without a ton of physical work. Class a food delivery pays a bit more but hard work. Fuel hauling pays a bit more but requires 2 year’s experience usually and not really worth the risk in my opinion. Side dump, end dump and belly dump usually don’t pay that well.
@@jgruen9854 I feel that, I started with dry van regional but got tired of the same routes. It was only drop and hook so not a lot of work but just repetitive
The nice thing about driving a mixer is you are going to different locations all day. You might go to job-sites you've never been to and never will go again. Even if you are going to the same job-site each pour is different unless its a pump. I would say the only major cons is the contractors can be frustrating to deal with and it can be difficult to keep the truck clean, that's a big part of the job. @@GmackZilla
Get it lady driver,I see you! Give it to 'em! I'm 5 years into the ready mix game myself and it's the easiest money I've ever made. Stay safe slump queen!
I see a lot of build up on your blades also looks like you’ve been hauling black die that wasn’t washed out good hey ask the plant manager to put some 67 stone in you mixer that will help with the build up some but if it gets worse they may have to chisel out the mixer Also a check stand wouldn’t hurt so you drivers could see better when slumping the load and one other thing the air bag in your seat is squeaky grease those fittings and spray lubricant directly in the center of the air bag (pull bottom portion of the seat towards the steering wheel and then raise is like a hood) just some advice to make you job easier Those bridge master (tag axle) trucks are the most vulnerable for turning over stay safe driver 🤙
@@trapf2698Dad here I don’t know it all but with 20years in that profession I know a lot and was only trying to help but I may also be a fool because I was also a trainer for 7 of those years now retired I just saw a video and gave advice I can see by the comments from you that you are an awesome employee probably even better person at home stay ornery my friend 🤙
WD -40 that Squeaking sound whatever it is.
Nha Bro Is ASMR hajahahhaha 😂
Seat. WD or anything will smell horrible and it takes a bit to find the squeak.
WD-40 is the answer to all i love it how everyone know this :D
😅
Air ride seat darren.
I also work in ready mix. You are WAY more careful and considerate of your equipment than my co-workers are. I see them do stuff like slam the chutes, slam on the brakes when backing into the loadout, just hard on the trucks... and we run relatively late model trucks and they're wondering why stuff always breaks. Good job taking great care of your truck and job!
Typical mentality of most USA workers (white, black, hispanic). I've personally seen a fellow co-worker just throwing & slamming boxes onto the floor, which could potentially break whatever is inside. You won't see that kind of behavior with asians. My brother tells me the same thing at his work. His co-worker don't give a sh!t about doing the job right & correct. Lunch time, got a few bolts left, just throw it inside the box, instead of properly doing their job & tightening it down. So their products are defective, due to lazy workers, so he has to go & fix their "don't give a crap".
At 1 of my former job, my boss laments to me that he wishes there were more ppl like me at work. He's black, all the workers are black, except me. Everything they touch slowly turns to crap, but there's a few good ones, like my ex-boss.
It’s great to see another female driving concrete trucks as well🤩 I started driving ready mix concrete trucks at 19 and I’m 20 now💪🏽
This young woman grew up in these trucks. She's no rookie.
It’s cool to se her driving a mixer but who ever showed her a routine messed up the pre trip after she got loaded, the washing how of the hopper at the job and not checkin be your mud and relying on a slump gauge was kinda crazy but to each there own
your music choice is top tier
You are proof that anyone can do anything they want. Good for you!
Simp😂
This is so awesome! I have 4 daughters, 5 grand daughters and you are perfect example of being limitless with talent!
Very impressive. She does it right. What impressed me the most, locking the manual chute lock. So many lazy people don't do that not realizing that the mechanical/air locks can fail. Nice work
Ran one of these mixers this season. Winter has arrived up north so its pretty much done.
Not sure if will do it next year. Not enough driving and too much washing up.
You go pretty girl!
I'm in Pittsburgh driving front discharge mixer...winter only stops the lazy that want unemployment...I'm still Monday through Saturday
@@Hayabusa-ll7fo Well aren't you special. Here's how it is outside that little piece of ground called Pittsburgh.
Here in Western Canada construction slows down in winter. In the big city of 1 million 50 miles away, they are carrying on right now and are fairly busy. Of course hoarding and heating costs money, but allows things to move along.
I live away from that rat race and was operating for a small rural local plant. A whole other scene.
Tomorrow I start hauling grain with a set of b doubles, both local and long haul. No downtime here.
So I'll just go for a drive, while you keep washing up son. Enjoy :=)
Concrete does not like 60 below....
@@davidcaple6305wow, intelligent.
Can you spell hoarding?
@@alsteeves2044 think your mom just called you upstairs for dinner
You don't look like a mess girl. You look like a dream girl !!! Sometimes young girls think they don't look good, but after living a lot longer then you, I can say you just wait til you see this video years down the road, and then you will realize how good you look.
Man all these comments I see is nothing but positivity.. normal construction worker.. put boots on cold weather or hot. get to the job site and work.. pour it do the details and finish the floor. Or broom it.. from guys that work or have worked in this.. from being a dude that worked in super hard labor.. seeing this chick do it all.. arrive on time learn and adapt.. clean cloths when she arrives and clean clothes when she goes home... Ask permission when needed.... Am 23.. since the age of 15 I got out into this construction stuff.. but things went left with the past crew and boss... Now with 2 yr working with someone new.. it's nice better money.. but it isn't stable.. compared to this.. looks more rewarding to do your task.. and know your helping not only yourself but communication with bosses.. people that have the money to do things they like.. and just have fun.. are you able to get time off? To hop off and get a month break.. not within a yr.. but after a good while... Knowing your responsible at work no fights. And just making job easier for everyone.. deserves the right to have that break..
The ready mix sand and gravel industry was my best job. I miss it everyday. Really enjoyed mixer and dump truck and pup. 👍
Whatever is squeaking inside that cab would drive me insane.
fr bruh😭
Yeah, I oiled my seat in the semi at the end of one day, it took about 4 minutes to locate and eliminate the squeaky. The next day the boss was questioning my finish work time so I told him what I did... He yells "You're not a mechanic, don't be fixing things!". I replied that one more 12 hour night with that seat and I wouldn't be a driver either.
the seat 100% happens in my hauler after being used and abused for so long
grandpas^*
I would imagine it to be my wife's voice and I could tune it out easily.
Thats a pretty cool video. Kinda funny with the squeaky seat. Ozzy!
As a commercial driver for over 36 years and last 5 years a ready mix driver, the only thing I saw wrong was how she got out of the of the cab. I guess I was taught different. I would always rinse the hopper and fins before leaving the plant. Keep on trucking.
Yep I had 11 year in the concrete business driving both rear discharge and front discharge Oshkosh and Mack 10 yards at a time even though legal with the booster axel was 8 1/2 yards for most whom don’t know 1 yards = 4000lbs = 2ton so 32000lbs at 8 1/2 yard but we carried 10 yards so 40,000 lbs with 175 gal of water and 100 gal of fuel 27,800 empty plus 40,000 lbs miss it. Did a lot of conveyer and pump work here in the big city of Chicago have fun stay safe and have a great Christmas 😊
You must be one of the ones that don't know the weight of a yard of concrete LOL...For your information, a yard of concrete weights 4000 lbs. not 2000 lbs.
@dennismcclintock3154 10 years ago, we could get away with 11 yds dry on a paystar 5000 with no tag or pusher... just mind them bridges and weight limits..
@@hk5674 ya I corrected this my hand typed one thing and my brain did the other😂😂😂😂
I’m a girl and I want to learn to drive a truck. I am a student pilot but driving a truck has also been on my mind a lot over the years. I love that you went for it! Go, girl! Cool intro btw, I liked the part where you set up your little lonchita and listened to Ozzy on the way to work 🎸
Go for it it’s good to do a lot of things 👍 I’m going to school on the 5th
Thank you for contributing to society and working for our people. I love watching people working in the cargo/trucking industry. I'm subscribing
Wow, as an O/O been doing this for 15yrs and family business 25yrs started off in the dump trucks. My respect to this gorgeous young lady in the business and nice to see she is shifting those gears
I’m very impressed with your ability in handling a concrete truck. I noticed when you were adding H20 to the mix you didn’t wash the hopper before leaving the plant, is that common practice in California?
I must give you two thumbs up for driving that manual Beast, and to be truthful I’m very jealous of you for being able to have a manual truck because I HEART those Dinosaurs because you much better control over your truck. Marin- Marietta switched to all automatic trucks and HATE it with a passion; however today’s young drivers can’t shift without burning up the clutch and that’s a freaking shame. Be very careful and please be safe and take your time because folks that never operated a cement truck haven’t a clue to how hazardous they are and can be on certain jobs.
Keep grinding and make your money because there’s not a lot of people that’s willing to do what you’re doing because it takes courage and guts and sacrificing to ride in the driver’s seat working those crazy hours.
I saw her not wash the hopper before leaving and was like yeah not smart lol😂😂😂😂
Subscribed. been doing a mixer for 4 years and its a love hate relationship. Couldnt imagine doing this in California thou lol. Too much traffic. Well done
Thanks for reminding ding me to get a new hose head for my mixer. The handle sticks open. Sprays everywhere.
Thank God someone that works hard and smart instead of getting a minimum wage job expecting to get paid 30 dollars a hour then making excuses why they are not paid enough, good work so happy to see this.
The coolest. Actually looks like a fulfilling job. It's the best watching women do these types of jobs.
Thanks. You made my Sunday morning.
Cool! Great to see more people getting involved in the skilled work!
this is exactly what im trynna do, either this or no touch freight, half way through training
When you opened the fridge in the morning I thought you were gonna grab the Modelos lol. Breakfast of champions
Job well done. A good pm will go a long way in helping catch the small things before they turn into a big thing. And 3 points of contact going up and down anything will keep you safe
I did this for a couple weeks. I was a lease driver and did different jobs. I did both mixers a front and rear dump. I will have to say the front dump was a lot easier to get lined up.
so i just saw your 'come to new york with me on vacation' video filmed 1 year after this one... in hopes of finding out where you're from to want to visit NYC as a vacation (as a lifelong east-coaster, lived in NYC for 6 years and always visited when I didn't live there because only 2 hrs away). Los Angeles, California, now it makes sense. I've visited LA and the Bay probably 5 or 6 times in the last decade lol, i guess we just like seeing the other side of the country
Im in the teamsters here in NYC and Redi Mix is a big part of our union, and the amount of women were seeing here in the local is growing. Good for you young lady, and thank you for contributing to society instead of sitting home playing video games all day
If you line your chutes with HYD oil before pouring it'll be less clean up. That's what all the pump guys do. It saves me alot of time.
I would be pissed if you got that shit in my load of concrete
That’s bad ass!!! Keep on hustling. I stay In la puente noticed u were local in this job
God bless this happy young talented woman.She put a smile on my face
Dear Lexie Flores,
New subscriber here! As I reflect on your incredible journey in the concrete and TH-cam business, I am filled with admiration and inspired by the remarkable path you have paved for yourself. Your story is a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and unwavering determination. In the world of concrete, you have demonstrated that strength is not just a physical attribute but a reflection of one's character. Your ability to mold and shape the concrete is a metaphor for the way you mold and shape your destiny. Every project you undertake is a masterpiece, not just in the material sense but in the dedication and craftsmanship you bring to each endeavor. Your presence on TH-cam has not only showcased your expertise but has become a source of inspiration for countless individuals aspiring to follow their dreams. Your videos are more than just tutorials; they are beacons of hope and motivation, guiding others to believe in their potential and pursue their passions with vigor. In a world often defined by challenges and obstacles, your journey serves as a reminder that with hard work, authenticity, and a positive mindset, one can overcome any adversity. You have turned setbacks into stepping stones and transformed challenges into opportunities for growth. Lexie, you are not just building structures with concrete; you are building a legacy of inspiration. Your story encourages us all to break through the limitations, to dream big, and to pursue our goals with unwavering determination. Your journey is a testament to the fact that, with passion as our guide, we can lay the foundation for a future that exceeds our wildest dreams. May your path continue to be filled with success, fulfillment, and the joy that comes from doing what you love. Keep inspiring us with your creativity, dedication, and the incredible impact you make in the world of concrete and beyond.
Wishing you continued success and boundless inspiration on your journey,
Wow dude. That was long whatever it is you said. Are you ok? Kinda scary. Are you a weirdo stalker or sumthin
@@trapf2698😂😂
@@trapf2698 Pretty sure they just used AI to write all that
@@Joseph-C yeah def AI
@@Joseph-C100%!!
Keep up with the good work, sorry I couldn't work with you guys for that long. Talk to ya'll soon
That was the best job I ever had, that also was my first commercial driving job in 2000. I worked for a company in Spring Texas loved it. The wife at the time Got home sick, then we moved back to Virginia. Dumb move..anyway. have fun with that job..
Squeaky seats drive you crazy, I use silicon aerosol spray in a can and hit all the pivot joints under the seat 👍
Great job young lady. I've been in a mixer 35 years.
Lol....drove a bucket truck that made the same squeaky seat...never got used to it...lol..be safe out there 👍💪
pretty sweet, i watched because i saw in the preview i knew the area. im in san dimas!
Prettiest concrete truck driver or even the prettiest CDL holder
Good job girl..
Those mixers or something else totally different.
I drove one for years before I live. It's all back country roads over here. Twists and turns.
Get the front right wheel off the edge of the road it's over for you.
A lot of guys are trying to overcorrect and you're going over. Be safe.😍😍🤜🏽💥🤛🏽👍🏽🤘🏾🤘🏾🤙🏾✌🏽🤚🏽🙏🏽😊😎🙋🏽♂️
Your mixer truck looks awesome making concrete and cement sounds awesome day for concrete 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Hard working operator is key...Always know what the contractor wants before they know..( 10 year operator here) I love washing out in tge hopper..chill time.. Keep slumpin🎉🎉
Oh wow this is a good video you posted. Reason I say this is because I'm currently in the military and learning about this.
Merry Christmas Lexie 🎄
You are so awesome 😎
Keep up your amazing Drive 🙌
Heck yea!!!!! You got some metal tunes 🎵🎶👊…..you awesome 🤘😎
I love that early morning rumble. 🚛
Sorry to ask this I guess dumb question, but the one tire in the back (can be seen at around 02:32min) looks to me like a tire which is… basically done?! 🤷🏻♂️
Do they look like this normally?
It is the first axle with double tires…
Thx for the video, being a huge BMW and BMW M fan the M2 was a nice surprise 😍 (this is the first video of your channel I‘ve watched 🥴😉)
Best wishes from Bavaria/Germany 🇩🇪, Philipp 👋
Those tires are bad/not road worthy. The driver should not take that truck on the road, a good driver would not of left with that truck.
I may have missed it, due to editing, but the pre drive inspection was pretty short.
If I remember correctly, there is a whole litany of items to check off before driving, e.g. checking brakes, air governor, suspension, etc. which I didn't see her check.
The thing is, she's not alone. This almost rampant throughout the trade of Truck Driving in USA, and in California.
The Truck Company owners know that it would be super expensive to have to pay their drivers to do the REAL preinspection check AND repairs, like those tires.
Lots of drivers, bring these things up, and either get told to shut up and just drive it, or get indirect retaliation for delay deliveries.
Then again, this is coming from a failed Class A taker that turned into "Technician"😆😆😆
That's funny shit. I thought the same fucking thing. But the video isn't about tires. It's about a lady that drives a truck
Quiero una mujer así 😭😭😭😭💗
Nice driving, young lady, and aren't those pump jobs a welcome break? The curb jobs were a drag, but even those weren't so bad. I'm retired now and I sure miss it. Safe driving and Be Well!!
Getting down to your bad self Lexie… Jamin’ to Ozzy early in the morning. 😊😊😊🤘🎼🎸🔥🔥🔥
A big hello...
And loveing to see a girl smile when working ...
Be safe 👍
Damn. Cruizin to work with Ozzy blasting. Awesome.
I drive a peterbilt but is a automatic and feel like you doing the shift (((transmission sucks ))) now I driving a front discharge and make my day go smoothly 😂
Your mixer fins looking nice and clean good job!!
Good video, what endorsements did you have to get to drive cement mixer trucks
Happy holidays and cheers 🥂
the prettiest driver ever wowzer
Good job, thx for sharing. Where does all the stuff go when you wash the truck?
Keep it up w this TH-cam n inventually you’ll get yourself somewhere great!
I’ve never understood that style of concrete truck. The ones where the concrete comes out the front make so much more sense
Did this for a year. Hated it. Went back to regular trucking.
a smile and a great work ethic is a recipe for success
Very cool vid, thanks for sharing.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. 😃👍🏾
Hi, cool, it's nice to see girls doing this job, I'm a mixer truck driver in the countryside in France (8x4, 32 tons), we have a few women who drive mixers in France, but not enough. Bye
The funnst part of the jobs spraying with he hose!
Just curious what you liked about concrete mixer driver vs semi since you got your cdl class A
I got my class a and went straight to mixer driving, it’s usually one of the better paying local jobs without a ton of physical work. Class a food delivery pays a bit more but hard work. Fuel hauling pays a bit more but requires 2 year’s experience usually and not really worth the risk in my opinion. Side dump, end dump and belly dump usually don’t pay that well.
@@jgruen9854 I feel that, I started with dry van regional but got tired of the same routes. It was only drop and hook so not a lot of work but just repetitive
The nice thing about driving a mixer is you are going to different locations all day. You might go to job-sites you've never been to and never will go again. Even if you are going to the same job-site each pour is different unless its a pump. I would say the only major cons is the contractors can be frustrating to deal with and it can be difficult to keep the truck clean, that's a big part of the job. @@GmackZilla
Could not have said it any better myself, very spot on. @@jgruen9854
Awesome video. Welcome to the ready mix life lol. Best job ever
Yooo nice vid! But can we get a video on the new M3?! ❤
Best job ever I love it 5 months in
You handle that rig really good.
It be like that !! I just drive with my seat low so it won't squeak!! I drove for 7 years and I'm still going back even tho I've collided once
Love your taste in music omg yea
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Awesome and great job, my hats off to you ❤
From Ozzy to Reggae👍🏽😆…Aloha🤙🏽
Always wanted to drive any truck but cement mixer oh yeah. Good job
What’s up! How’d you get gig as a new CDL driver?
Go into the local ready mix places and talk to the plant manager or operations supervisor. Tell them you want a job and you have a new CDL. Easy shit
Thats exactly how I pack my lunch in the morning lol. Early mornings, you're half asleep. As a powder train driver I feel you 👍
Hey Wana get rid of that Squeaky noise .. I use wd40(silicone ) it’s a blk and silver can
Hi, Merry Christmas to you and your family!🎉
Wowww girl you are doing great work so proud of you ❤️💋❤️😘😘😘😘😘
No more tearsssss ❤ Ozzy
awesome video enjoyed keep up the great work driving those cement mixers new subscriber post more plz
*concrete, not cement
You never see rear discharge mixers in my area, they're all 6 and 7 axle Oshkosh 6 wheel drive front discharge mixers.
I drive a ready mix truck for a living it's okay and the money is good how do you like it you handle the truck really well
Get it lady driver,I see you! Give it to 'em! I'm 5 years into the ready mix game myself and it's the easiest money I've ever made. Stay safe slump queen!
That’s awesome! Once you learn the ins and outs of this job it does become really easy 🙏 you stay safe yourself thank you!
Loving the music ❤
I love the way you carefully prepare your lunch.....LOL LOL LOL
For a second there i tho u were going for those cold modelos in the fridge. 😂
Nice job. How much do you make doing that job?
Nice video, what kind of concrete disolver you use to clean the the truck?
you make the wheel of society roll thumbs up!
I see a lot of build up on your blades also looks like you’ve been hauling black die that wasn’t washed out good hey ask the plant manager to put some 67 stone in you mixer that will help with the build up some but if it gets worse they may have to chisel out the mixer
Also a check stand wouldn’t hurt so you drivers could see better when slumping the load and one other thing the air bag in your seat is squeaky grease those fittings and spray lubricant directly in the center of the air bag (pull bottom portion of the seat towards the steering wheel and then raise is like a hood) just some advice to make you job easier
Those bridge master (tag axle) trucks are the most vulnerable for turning over stay safe driver 🤙
Ok dad!
Nothing worse than the fools that know it all
@@trapf2698Dad here
I don’t know it all but with 20years in that profession I know a lot and was only trying to help but I may also be a fool because I was also a trainer for 7 of those years
now retired I just saw a video and gave advice
I can see by the comments from you that you are an awesome employee probably even better person at home stay ornery my friend 🤙
The Tuffest job in trucking imo..
Keep it up Sunshine 💪
Hardly!!!
Merry Christmas ⛄🎄 to you keep on doing it
Thumbnail got me 🤣❤️😍
Gorgeous lady...I think you are a Natural at driving these big trucks..you just have the perfect talent for it..😊😊👍👍