Great job with the chains! Excellent backing, slow and steady, get out and look for sure!!

@myadventures126

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Yes, sir. Always get out and look. G.O.A.L. thanks.

The bad bad not going nowhere 💯

@myadventures126

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No movement is a good thing for sure. 😃🤔🤭

Speaking of chains I'm deadheading from Georgia to calvert Alabama tomorrow for a steel load probably a coil and I get to use chains should be fun

@myadventures126

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Yes, in dead. I've picked up there in Calvert several times. I've picked up coils and flat steel. But either way, it's easy stuff over there. Tarping area might be a little muddy. Be safe

👊😎

@myadventures126

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👊✌️🫡

Thanks for taking us along on your daily life. You picked up those ac units from a customer of the company I work for. We build the equipment that it takes to build the coils of the ac units. And your first drop was in my home state. Pretty cool. Thanks again.

@myadventures126

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Hi Eugene, thank you for this message. I really do appreciate the kind comments about my videos. I like hauling the AC units, easy to secure, light, and easy unsecure. It was a beautiful day there in Michigan for sure. Take Care.

@jeremiasgaldiano963

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Where in Canada did you go?

@myadventures126

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@@jeremiasgaldiano963 1st drop was in Cambridge, west of Toronto. The 2nd drop was near utterson. North on 11.

Yeh that looks a tad intimidating between the chains, big A/C units and difficult backing! Good Job!

@myadventures126

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Hey, thanks, Paul. Once you get the hang of the chains. They become easy and fun. 😅 thanks for the comment. 🤙👍

Slow is your friend.

@myadventures126

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Always G.O.A.L. thanks

You get extra pay for Canada runs? Just a passport needed. Nice job on the backing. The chains hold real good. No tarps needed??

@myadventures126

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Hey Jeff, that's correct. Extra pay, and just a passport is all that is needed. Chains do great on ac units. 😉👍