I hear a lot of drivers say “ I’ll never let my kids grow up and drive truck”. Just shows they ain’t in it for the passion. Nice to see you do and you lighting that fire in your boy. I know I would have liked to have had that knowledge at his age 🤙🏼
Right? Show them your passion, and let them decide if its for them. When I have a little me, I want to hang out this same way, and if they want to follow, cool. If not, hopefully they pick up something constructive out of the time spent together.
Yea but at the same time u like eating dinner everyday in ur truck on FaceTime. With ur family. I don’t want my kids to miss out on those memories. A lot of us do this so we can make a better life for our family because our families didn’t do that for us.
I DROVE A TANKER WHEN MY SON WAS 10 & HE HAS RIDDEN MANY MILES WITH ME UNTIL HIS 16TH BIRTHDAY WHEN HE'D LEARNED THE ROPES NOW HE'S 50 YEARS OLD & RUNS 3500-- 4000 MILES A WEEK NOW!! I'M PROUD OF THE HARD WORKING MAN HE GREW UP TO BE!!!
I just can't even explain ,,, how seeing him Drive your truck ,, brings back soo many memories of me & my father doing Almost the excat same thing way back in the day of trucking!!!
Not only is he helping foster the next generation of trucker, he's getting him started in livestock. Let me just be clear. Those drivers hauling cattle that know what they're doing, make it look easy. I got my first taste of it years ago, and it ain't no joke. Trucking's the easy part. Maintaining that trailer and keeping track/taking care of those animals is another full time job stacked on top of driving. Once again, props to getting his son in on the action, and also teaching him one avenue of trucking that most drivers won't go anywhere near.
That is so awesome you little big 9 year old guy,I'm almost as proud as your dad,I'm the singingpreacher retired pavement pounder, saying a big 10/4 to this up and coming bullwagon 9year old.
Loving that you're including your family in your business AND that they want to be a part of it. I used to ride with my dad and granddad when I was Brax's age and younger. I relive a lot of good memories watching this channel. Would love to ride in a truck again sometime. Thank you for sharing!!
Good to see a father making memories with his son. That boy will remember driving that truck for the rest of his life. These times are precious. Enjoy them.
Watching Braxton brings back some good memories of driving my dad's truck and my Uncle Junebug's truck when I was about his age. I've been fighting a steering wheel 25 years now and my dad and uncle have both passed on. I thank God everyday that I have those memories. I also thank God that I got a to show them that they taught me well before they were gone. You're doing a helluva job of making a good hardworking man out of Braxton. You can see it in him already
I swear Tim when that Boy drivers the Truck l am smiling from ear to ear the whole time He's driving. Braxton is Thee Most Awesome young man l have ever seen He's so Amazing Awesome never afraid to do anything. Love that Boy Awesome Video as always
Some kids make it late in life because of lack of role model/mentorship, but here is total different story, this boy will rather choose, but has options and he will grow having something, cattle hauling or trucking, the last 5 minutes of the video melted my heart,, thanks super dad
Good to see Braxton drive my daughter use to go with me when she wasn't in school starting at age 8 until she was 16 i would let her drive when it was safe to i drove for 20+ years over million miles, i stoped driving when i turned 62 an retired, also done most of all my mechanic work had 3 trucks at one time,and i do miss it but started a lawn care business i love the video's maybe i could get a free hat or shirt lol
That was an awesome video Mr Gentry letting Braxton drive the 379 Peterbilt he's going to be an awesome driver one day because his dad and mom are awesome drivers good luck with the house and rebuilding it the way y'all want it
He will remember that for life. My dad had an old butterfly hood IH loadstar dump truck years ago. He never let me drive it because we lived on a huge hill and that truck didn’t have brakes until the day before it was sold. He did however let me start it up and dump the water out of the bed when it would sit for a while. I loved revving it and feeling the entire truck rock when that 345 roared.
Agreed. I got a buddy who buries his face in it the whole time he’s in the drivers seat and I can’t stand it man I wanna throw his phone out the window!!
you and your son are just like me and my dad, 50 years ago. Dad put me on a cat dozzer at 9 yo pulling stumps , he trusted me with his life . at your sons age, we did everything. we worked side by side. your son will never forget the time with his dad .worst day of my life when he past away at 80, rip dad
I know its never long enough but sounds like you had 80 great years with him. And he's not really gone because we're still talking about him, right? I like to think that way anyway. I know you miss him. Im lost without mine too. But I have endless great memories. Take care brother.
Tim thanks for letting us ride with you on this run. Trucking looks like it’s really hard work. I appreciate you for your job, because I believe that truckers are the backbone of this country. You keep everything that we need moving from one end of the country to the other. And I respect truckers when I see you on the highway. I had a cousin who drove trucks for a living, and I always remember he said whenever you see a trucker coming and he seems like he’s in a hurry move over and get out of his way. I hate to see how some cars will just sit in front of a truck and not move over. Or when they cut a truck off suddenly. They act like a truck can just stop on a dime. And I see that you’re teaching your son the correct way to drive, my hat off to you for being such a great dad. That’s something that he will remember and always cherish. We need more dads in the world like you. This is my first time seeing your channel, I found it by accident and I love it. You have a new subbie here. Keep up the good work.
I take my daughter with me. I haul steel. She has been going with me since she was 5. Can roll a tarp alone better than most men. Wants to be a Diesel mechanic when she gets older. She's 14 now. Told her I would back her when she is ready. She's a old soul. Wants a panhead when she turns 16. Lol best kid ever.
Brought back some good memories, I was 10 myself first time I drove coast to coast with my dads brother, I went on to spend 25 1/2 years Driving over the Road and owning a small fleet, and loved every minute of it, My only regret is retiring in 2003 due to health issues otherwise I'd still be doing it...~ Thank You for Sharing~
I see my form in your son back in the days when I used to go with my father on his truck rides when I was on vacation from school, but my father gave me no opportunity to learn how to drive a truck in practice. as strange as it sounds, I have the insight to reverse into parking with every vehicle in 1 go. I only have to practice reversing the vehicle once and it is registered in my memory regardless of the weather conditions. my current work is high quality safety people and environment to take into account the scope of the work. so yes, your son is the real deal next gen Gentry. Dré out.
Good job son. 9 yrs old is a good age to learn. My girls learned when oldest was 11 yrs old and youngest was 9 yrs old. Careful it gets into your blood. 😉
Hey Tim goodmorning just wanted to say that you and Brax have inspired us and we just brought a Kenworth k104 with c15 cat 110t rated we are in Australia in Mackay Queensland keep up the awesome work and Brax your an absolute awesome little fella chase you dreams buddy and just remember if you love what you do it's not work cheers for your time.
Way to go Braxton you're going to make a great truck driver someday you made your dad proud and a lot of those drivers out here are so proud of you too keep up the good work Buddy and keep those wheels turning just remember if your wheels ain't turning you're not earning
Awesome video bro, I really enjoyed watching your boy drive that truck. Nothing better than a bighood petercar but that was absolutely amazing. He will never forget that and he will always say he has the greatest dad in the world. Many of us never had a great dad so treasure every moment. God bless ya'll
Good 2 c u giving ur kids a good work ethic most parents give their kids but i c u make learn and earn keep on doing what ur u sir r the definition of a father my blessing 2 u and the family!!!!!!!
GREAT!! The whole thing is fantastic with you son driving. The communication between you two is superb!! He is a good kid, with a great Dad!! Keep that up, you will both love it inyears to come.. Love it.
man that is so cool. i hung up driving to go be a union pipe fitter and dear god i miss it so bad, i wish i had a 6nz with cattle in the back. i think i would have enjoyed my life alot more
Some of the memories were with my dad hauling steel out of Chicago and hearing my dad shifting and using the jakes. I learned how to drive just like Braxton is and it was and is the best memories with my dad.
Nice looking trailers but I'm old school.......not crazy about chicken lights. I've helped rebuild wrecked cattle trailers bought from individuals or auctions. Our shop replaced the front, rear, floors, sides and roof. I bucked lots of rivets of different sizes. I had the job of shoveling poop then hosing it down. Our trailers brought real good prices but still below the price of new ones and every bit as good. We weren't rushed like a production facility and my boss was a contract hauler......cattle and whatever needed moving except HAZMAT. Nice video! Love the sound of that diesel when you go through the gears.
I know I’m late to this video, but this brought back a rush of emotions with my dad. I dreamed of driving a truck when I was little and my dad always said “I don’t care what you do, as long as you don’t drive a truck”. So I didn’t. Some days a dream about, but I’m very happy that he told me not too. I see the ups and downs and remember him missing a lot. I now work as an a&p mechanic and I love everything I do!
Didn’t even realize it, but watching lil man behind the wheel brought a smile to my face remembering my Dad letting my older brother and I drive all kinds of stuff around the shop….forklift, payloader, yard trucks, soooo much fun before we even hit double digits!
I was about Braxton’s age when I first started driving on the ranch. We had a 37 Mack open cab (never designed with doors). It was probably a 2 ton truck.it was used for everything from hauling machinery and hay bales to putting rack sides on and hauling vealers to the slaughterhouse. I got my first legal drivers license at 14 , called a (farm to market) restricted license. I drove everything there was to drive. This experience served me well in the future. Good luck Braxton keep pushing for more 👍😝
Teach him young... that’s proud DAD moment right there making memories when your son gets older he’s gone remember these great moments and cherish them... you have great family god bless you & your family
I was 12 when my dad finally let me behind the wheel of his 67 Pete 5&4 335 Cummings hauling logs up in Northern Idaho he made sure I new that truck from top to bottom first before he let me loose I rocked in that truck I ended up buying it from him at age 13 for 10,000 bucks and I worked all summer and weekends to pay it off . I wish I still had that truck I have grandsons to take over now. I had all girl's and they were into other professional thing's all good still a proud father.
Clean outs up here in Canada can suck in winter time, especially when its minus 40, and 50 and driver hasn't cleaned out as much as he should have. Being up to your nees in poop and then having to reach in to your shoulders to reach the clean out traps. Its a young man's job. I respect the young people who clean out trailers stay safe respected each other. Phil from Canada cheers.
Alan Jackson said it best. This man is raising a damn good young man. The kids going places thats for sure. I know I'd be proud. Good video, you got yourself another subscriber today. Thanks.
Imagine your kid coming home with an entourage of people driving rigs of various makes, models and years. And you see that one of them is being off loaded into your yard from a low riding flatbed trailer. And you soon realize that someone challenged your son without giving him any chance to bow out of it to a hand of poker, and you find that you son won that said hand of poker. And that rig just so happens to be a Kenworth W900 with an 86 inch sleeper cab all dolled up and seriously made to look extremely epic.
Tim that Is the best way to teach them I wasn't quite as young as Brax but my dad did the same with me on back roads and now I've had my CDL for 3 years since I was 18, good to see it keep up the great work.
I hear a lot of drivers say “ I’ll never let my kids grow up and drive truck”. Just shows they ain’t in it for the passion. Nice to see you do and you lighting that fire in your boy. I know I would have liked to have had that knowledge at his age 🤙🏼
Right? Show them your passion, and let them decide if its for them.
When I have a little me, I want to hang out this same way, and if they want to follow, cool. If not, hopefully they pick up something constructive out of the time spent together.
Yea but at the same time u like eating dinner everyday in ur truck on FaceTime. With ur family. I don’t want my kids to miss out on those memories. A lot of us do this so we can make a better life for our family because our families didn’t do that for us.
Yeah I feel like it’s always what the parents want there kids to do instead of what the kid wants to do you know.
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Because they are drivers not truckers
I DROVE A TANKER WHEN MY SON WAS 10 & HE HAS RIDDEN MANY MILES WITH ME UNTIL HIS 16TH BIRTHDAY WHEN HE'D LEARNED THE ROPES NOW HE'S 50 YEARS OLD & RUNS 3500-- 4000 MILES A WEEK NOW!! I'M PROUD OF THE HARD WORKING MAN HE GREW UP TO BE!!!
@Shelvin Maharaj YESSIR I'M 70 YEARS OLD &LOST 100 LBS. HAVE HAD 2 STROKES & AM NOW CRIPPLED & CAN'T WALK ANYMORE!!
What's with the caps lock?
@@theyeetus1428 MY EYESIGHT IS POOR & I CAN'T SEE LOWER CASE PRINT!! IF IT BOTHERS YOU THAT BAD DON'T LOOK AT IT?????
@@tlparnell2856 Sorry I was just wondering why. Thank you for explaining!
WHY IS EVERYONE YELLING
Little buddy you bid a real good job driving that truck keep up the good work ok
Thank you for
Keeping this country fed
He Will Remember These Moments The Rest Of His Days.
The most legendary part is him picking up the phone to hang it up this kid man is doing what I wanna do Man I love trucks
Brax is gonna be one HELL of a truck driver, and allow the Gentry & Sons Trucking company to live on .
Its good to watch someone who so clearly loves his work.
I just can't even explain ,,, how seeing him Drive your truck ,, brings back soo many memories of me & my father doing Almost the excat same thing way back in the day of trucking!!!
Loving Brax Tim... He's a good son!!!!! 9 years old and driving a dang 379..... I'm jealous, I'm still in a Volvo 780. lol!!
Not only is he helping foster the next generation of trucker, he's getting him started in livestock. Let me just be clear. Those drivers hauling cattle that know what they're doing, make it look easy. I got my first taste of it years ago, and it ain't no joke. Trucking's the easy part. Maintaining that trailer and keeping track/taking care of those animals is another full time job stacked on top of driving. Once again, props to getting his son in on the action, and also teaching him one avenue of trucking that most drivers won't go anywhere near.
That is so awesome you little big 9 year old guy,I'm almost as proud as your dad,I'm the singingpreacher retired pavement pounder, saying a big 10/4 to this up and coming bullwagon 9year old.
Loving that you're including your family in your business AND that they want to be a part of it. I used to ride with my dad and granddad when I was Brax's age and younger. I relive a lot of good memories watching this channel. Would love to ride in a truck again sometime. Thank you for sharing!!
Good to see a father making memories with his son. That boy will remember driving that truck for the rest of his life. These times are precious. Enjoy them.
Heart warming to see how happy the youngins are and the smile on his face
Watching Braxton brings back some good memories of driving my dad's truck and my Uncle Junebug's truck when I was about his age. I've been fighting a steering wheel 25 years now and my dad and uncle have both passed on. I thank God everyday that I have those memories. I also thank God that I got a to show them that they taught me well before they were gone. You're doing a helluva job of making a good hardworking man out of Braxton. You can see it in him already
I swear Tim when that Boy drivers the Truck l am smiling from ear to ear the whole time He's driving. Braxton is Thee Most Awesome young man l have ever seen He's so Amazing Awesome never afraid to do anything. Love that Boy Awesome Video as always
You can tell he loves his dad. And that's a good thing.
Some kids make it late in life because of lack of role model/mentorship, but here is total different story, this boy will rather choose, but has options and he will grow having something, cattle hauling or trucking, the last 5 minutes of the video melted my heart,, thanks super dad
Dang good on you Dad for letting him learn from his idol! I know some of my best memories are being with dad and letting me drive with him!
We need more dads and moms like you guys.Brings back so many memories of my parents.
That's so kool your Son will never forget you letting him drive and ride with you
Brax is the best n what a future he has in front of him, well taught Dad n how proud you must be of the little champion
What I love about this channel teaching son and family business.
Hat's off to you for loving your kid enough to teach him something worthwhile. I learned the world from my dad in Farming and equipment myself!
Good to see Braxton drive my daughter use to go with me when she wasn't in school starting at age 8 until she was 16 i would let her drive when it was safe to i drove for 20+ years over million miles, i stoped driving when i turned 62 an retired, also done most of all my mechanic work had 3 trucks at one time,and i do miss it but started a lawn care business i love the video's maybe i could get a free hat or shirt lol
That was an awesome video Mr Gentry letting Braxton drive the 379 Peterbilt he's going to be an awesome driver one day because his dad and mom are awesome drivers good luck with the house and rebuilding it the way y'all want it
Brother I love how you let your son feel what it is to be a truck driver I just love that brother!!
he ain't got but 9 more years and he'll be on the road for ya, lol great job Brax!
Brings back memories of my dad teaching me at that age
So nice to a see a real dad teaching is son how to drive a massive artic rig. God bless them both.
He will remember that for life. My dad had an old butterfly hood IH loadstar dump truck years ago. He never let me drive it because we lived on a huge hill and that truck didn’t have brakes until the day before it was sold. He did however let me start it up and dump the water out of the bed when it would sit for a while. I loved revving it and feeling the entire truck rock when that 345 roared.
Glad you told him not to worry about the phone while driving. To many people do.
Agreed. I got a buddy who buries his face in it the whole time he’s in the drivers seat and I can’t stand it man I wanna throw his phone out the window!!
Nothing like learning from yo dad,cause when dad tells u good job it means alot,
you and your son are just like me and my dad, 50 years ago. Dad put me on a cat dozzer at 9 yo pulling stumps , he trusted me with his life . at your sons age, we did everything. we worked side by side. your son will never forget the time with his dad .worst day of my life when he past away at 80, rip dad
Your dad raised a good man.
I know its never long enough but sounds like you had 80 great years with him. And he's not really gone because we're still talking about him, right? I like to think that way anyway. I know you miss him. Im lost without mine too. But I have endless great memories. Take care brother.
Good American family, I love it brother keep it up man. Love that you gave lil man a shot in the Pete!
Tim thanks for letting us ride with you on this run. Trucking looks like it’s really hard work. I appreciate you for your job, because I believe that truckers are the backbone of this country. You keep everything that we need moving from one end of the country to the other. And I respect truckers when I see you on the highway. I had a cousin who drove trucks for a living, and I always remember he said whenever you see a trucker coming and he seems like he’s in a hurry move over and get out of his way. I hate to see how some cars will just sit in front of a truck and not move over. Or when they cut a truck off suddenly. They act like a truck can just stop on a dime. And I see that you’re teaching your son the correct way to drive, my hat off to you for being such a great dad. That’s something that he will remember and always cherish. We need more dads in the world like you. This is my first time seeing your channel, I found it by accident and I love it. You have a new subbie here. Keep up the good work.
I take my daughter with me. I haul steel. She has been going with me since she was 5. Can roll a tarp alone better than most men. Wants to be a Diesel mechanic when she gets older. She's 14 now. Told her I would back her when she is ready. She's a old soul. Wants a panhead when she turns 16. Lol best kid ever.
Man that’s so amazing, I got to drive a big truck when I was young like that down the highway it was the best experience ever. I know he’s proud.
What a kid keep it up braxston a little bit more talking and you will be taking over from your dad keep it up mate
Nice to see a trucker passing on the trade to the next generation! We need more of that out here!!!
I foresee a happy cardiologist in this Boy's Life
This moments are very special for this boy's that bond between father and son I never had it but love to see it
Brought back some good memories, I was 10 myself first time I drove coast to coast with my dads brother, I went on to spend 25 1/2 years Driving over the Road and owning a small fleet, and loved every minute of it, My only regret is retiring in 2003 due to health issues otherwise I'd still be doing it...~ Thank You for Sharing~
I see my form in your son back in the days when I used to go with my father on his truck rides when I was on vacation from school, but my father gave me no opportunity to learn how to drive a truck in practice. as strange as it sounds, I have the insight to reverse into parking with every vehicle in 1 go. I only have to practice reversing the vehicle once and it is registered in my memory regardless of the weather conditions. my current work is high quality safety people and environment to take into account the scope of the work. so yes, your son is the real deal next gen Gentry. Dré out.
Watching you and your son in your trucks reminds me of my dad who drove trucks for 50 years and I have driven trucks for 20 years 👍👍👍👍
Braxton's going to want his own 379!! Look out Dad!! Great job. Keep trucking and Prayers for you all!!
I think Braxton bought the stolen Peterbuilt already. The video is in their list, it's a blue and white Peterbuilt in the thumbnail
He did a awesome job and it was good you explain to him that phone isnt important while hes driving. keep up the good work
Good job son. 9 yrs old is a good age to learn. My girls learned when oldest was 11 yrs old and youngest was 9 yrs old. Careful it gets into your blood. 😉
Good job Braxton! You are the future that keeps America rolling. Cudos to you pop.
Your son can drive. I bet your one happy dad watching him drive and grow up like you. Keep on truckin
Little Fella handled the Pete big time!!! He got the basics down pat. All he needs to do is to grow a little and you got a born trucker.
Old Trucker's Never Die !! They Just Get a New Peterbilt !!
Your the coolest dad letting your boy drive. He's a natural
Hey Tim goodmorning just wanted to say that you and Brax have inspired us and we just brought a Kenworth k104 with c15 cat 110t rated we are in Australia in Mackay Queensland keep up the awesome work and Brax your an absolute awesome little fella chase you dreams buddy and just remember if you love what you do it's not work cheers for your time.
Becoming a trucker I gained a lot of appreciation for the good ol boys
Way to go Braxton you're going to make a great truck driver someday you made your dad proud and a lot of those drivers out here are so proud of you too keep up the good work Buddy and keep those wheels turning just remember if your wheels ain't turning you're not earning
Awesome video bro, I really enjoyed watching your boy drive that truck. Nothing better than a bighood petercar but that was absolutely amazing. He will never forget that and he will always say he has the greatest dad in the world. Many of us never had a great dad so treasure every moment. God bless ya'll
Respect, hard working dude.
Priceless moments here. He's gone be one hell of a driver to keep the family business going . Great job !
Good 2 c u giving ur kids a good work ethic most parents give their kids but i c u make learn and earn keep on doing what ur u sir r the definition of a father my blessing 2 u and the family!!!!!!!
GREAT!! The whole thing is fantastic with you son driving. The communication between you two is superb!! He is a good kid, with a great Dad!! Keep that up, you will both love it inyears to come.. Love it.
he is gonna be a hell of a driver when he gets older, the same way my dad taught me XD
man that is so cool. i hung up driving to go be a union pipe fitter and dear god i miss it so bad, i wish i had a 6nz with cattle in the back. i think i would have enjoyed my life alot more
Some of the memories were with my dad hauling steel out of Chicago and hearing my dad shifting and using the jakes. I learned how to drive just like Braxton is and it was and is the best memories with my dad.
God I am so jealous watching that little guy drive that machine. Man you don't even know. You teach that kid, They are America's future.
Nice looking trailers but I'm old school.......not crazy about chicken lights. I've helped rebuild wrecked cattle trailers bought from individuals or auctions. Our shop replaced the front, rear, floors, sides and roof. I bucked lots of rivets of different sizes. I had the job of shoveling poop then hosing it down. Our trailers brought real good prices but still below the price of new ones and every bit as good. We weren't rushed like a production facility and my boss was a contract hauler......cattle and whatever needed moving except HAZMAT. Nice video! Love the sound of that diesel when you go through the gears.
I know I’m late to this video, but this brought back a rush of emotions with my dad. I dreamed of driving a truck when I was little and my dad always said “I don’t care what you do, as long as you don’t drive a truck”. So I didn’t. Some days a dream about, but I’m very happy that he told me not too. I see the ups and downs and remember him missing a lot. I now work as an a&p mechanic and I love everything I do!
The jakes on that truck sound so good the best song you will ever hear
Didn’t even realize it, but watching lil man behind the wheel brought a smile to my face remembering my Dad letting my older brother and I drive all kinds of stuff around the shop….forklift, payloader, yard trucks, soooo much fun before we even hit double digits!
That is what family is all about Tim, you are a great dad. Smashing lad you have there. I myself was driving tractors on a farm at that age.
Dose my heart good to see this father and son the young man is not in his room glued to a veido game machine good job dad
Braxton is gonna be one of the best truck driver out there 😬🙌🏻
Truck and trailer looks like a Christmas tree on wheels, when all the lights are lite up! Looks great.
I was about Braxton’s age when I first started driving on the ranch. We had a 37 Mack open cab (never designed with doors). It was probably a 2 ton truck.it was used for everything from hauling machinery and hay bales to putting rack sides on and hauling vealers to the slaughterhouse. I got my first legal drivers license at 14 , called a (farm to market) restricted license. I drove everything there was to drive. This experience served me well in the future. Good luck Braxton keep pushing for more 👍😝
Farm to market license? What state is that in?
That's good to see teaches them early the better trucker in the making 👍👍👍👍
I could not stop looking on this kid driving.
Take my hat off to u brax for driving the truck brings back memories of me and my dad rest his soul. Keep trucking kiddo 👍🏻
Good job Braxton made child hood memories made your dad proud 👍🇺🇸😎🚛
So cool seeing him drive that's awesome man I remember my dad teaching me the same way definitely in our blood
Teach him young... that’s proud DAD moment right there making memories when your son gets older he’s gone remember these great moments and cherish them... you have great family god bless you & your family
I was 12 when my dad finally let me behind the wheel of his 67 Pete 5&4 335 Cummings hauling logs up in Northern Idaho he made sure I new that truck from top to bottom first before he let me loose I rocked in that truck I ended up buying it from him at age 13 for 10,000 bucks and I worked all summer and weekends to pay it off . I wish I still had that truck I have grandsons to take over now. I had all girl's and they were into other professional thing's all good still a proud father.
Love how you are teaching your kids the business.
I love that you spend time with your son, great father
NICE RIG
I just love to see this young man driving top class job very well done Tim
Love way teaching your son responsibly God bless you all for hard work you all do
wheres the heart button? love seeing lil man drivin that rig.
Clean outs up here in Canada can suck in winter time, especially when its minus 40, and 50 and driver hasn't cleaned out as much as he should have. Being up to your nees in poop and then having to reach in to your shoulders to reach the clean out traps. Its a young man's job. I respect the young people who clean out trailers stay safe respected each other. Phil from Canada cheers.
Your kids are a credit to you and your wife love watching the videos here in Ireland
responsibility starts at home and you are doing one fine job.
Got to turn up the horsepower. Bull haulers dont play..I always see them in the nicest trucks, FLYING .
Alan Jackson said it best. This man is raising a damn good young man. The kids going places thats for sure. I know I'd be proud. Good video, you got yourself another subscriber today. Thanks.
Imagine your kid coming home with an entourage of people driving rigs of various makes, models and years. And you see that one of them is being off loaded into your yard from a low riding flatbed trailer. And you soon realize that someone challenged your son without giving him any chance to bow out of it to a hand of poker, and you find that you son won that said hand of poker. And that rig just so happens to be a Kenworth W900 with an 86 inch sleeper cab all dolled up and seriously made to look extremely epic.
Love you teaching him young. I teach my kids to drive since they were babies
Just some ol' country Boys driving big rigs to the farm. Yeehaw 😊
Tim that Is the best way to teach them I wasn't quite as young as Brax but my dad did the same with me on back roads and now I've had my CDL for 3 years since I was 18, good to see it keep up the great work.
I it nice to see love between father and son my father drive to but we don't agree, but I love it 😎💯
That smile on your boys face says it all.
Love it, you have a career driver who makes Dad Proud.