As a warehouse worker and forklift operator, I felt your pain when those straps broke on that load of pipes.

@bojanmilankovic

4 ай бұрын

I haven't jockeyed a forklift for almost fifteen years and my stomach sank when I saw that happen.

Always pays to get things done during the night for the delivery in the morning. I do it all the time so I’m not having to deal with unstrapping/unchaining, rolling up tarps, etc the day of when everyone else is delivering and traffic etc. good job.

I like how your fork lift is set up on your front trailer. That’s probably pretty handy to have there to do deliveries whenever no one is there. Nice video sir!

As my father used to say. 'I love work........I could watch someone do it all day'😂😂😂. Great video again Matt! You need to get the night heater sorted tho👍

Welcome back Matt it’s been a long time I missed you doing videos here from Ontario Canada ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦😎

Thanks for taking us along! 😁

Great video! Thanks for taking us along l!

Hurray! Welcome back Matt.

Great to see another fun video brother!

A nice Nightwork 😉👍🏼 I Hope no Tube was Damaged!? Maybe You need some Extentions for your Forklift !

Much love from Florida.

great video man really enjoyed it much love from quebec

Right here with ya brother

Very interesting job ❤ Good job sir 💪

Just found you my man and you do a good job explaining things on your videos teaching people how to shift 18 talking about how you need need to go through all the gears is the truth I only use maybe ten tops. 2:47 I also don’t have to follow any of the rules you do because we have farm plates run three 35 foot flatbeds with 80,000lbs give or take a ton.

What a lovely truck ❤❤❤

Gotta be cold up there. I could feel the cold on my screen. Be cool--Be safe

@jeffreycairns767

5 ай бұрын

It's actually not THAT cold. -7°C with the wind

when i was a garbage man, we used to do certain dumpster stops at night to avoid traffic...tim hortons being one of them

Great video thank you

Another great one

Awesome!

Great video

hmm, customer states conduit was scratched and bent in a few places.

Remember though, "we have trucks, like yours, in here ALL THE TIME without issues". 😂😂😂

@blauer2551

5 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, heard that one before

@jeffreycairns767

5 ай бұрын

@@blauer2551 Too many times, unfortunately

@maidenrulz73

5 ай бұрын

Yep…..did one yesterday….”loads of room….a truck like yours just delivered here” The truck like mine was a day cab with a 40’ trailer….now I a have to back b trains down a narrow road onto a busy road with a w990…..good times

I love that Peterbilt

That is why you drive backwards in the moffett folks

Good time for some fork extensions A

Should get yourself a Green APU. I know it's down in the states (Illinois). But being in Canada, I bet it would definitely payoff for you.

Hey man love your vids! Would love if you posted more often

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

Me too, it’s been a hectic couple weeks but I’ve got some more stuff coming

@ricoraxelhd

5 ай бұрын

@@callthemall well ofc i understand you gotta focus on your work first and foremost All the best

I got a wonky intersection like that in my city. I like to jump out of my truck, run and hit the crosswalk button, then jump back into the truck to go when the traffic lights turn red.

Glad to see another video from ya! Hope everything is going well. Hopefully the bunk heater can get fixed soon. I had the opposite issue a couple years ago in an apartment where the A/C was out during the summer. The hottest it got in my room while trying to sleep was 92 degrees. Good temperatures are definitely conducive to good sleep. I wish you luck with your future deliveries and may they be lucrative ones my friend. Take care.

Just frickin amazing amazing amazing!!!!! Call the mall for trucker rodeo 100%

Dear Matt, once again I saw the Rolls Royce like beauty of your truck, compairing it to our European Cabover trucks. When you walked beside the trailers I saw the inmense size. Can you tell me the total length of the rig, Probably you told it before, but I couldnẗ find it in your videos. Is there a speedlimit in Canada? Our trucks are max 16,5 M, and the speed limit is 80 kmh. In Europe we make the most of the length by using cabocver tractors an nearly no space between the tractor and trailer

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

My truck is about 90 ft long, I never actually measured it though! Max speed limit 105km/h

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

Just checked, 27.5meters long!

I think the door wiring connector might be just loose or corroded.

Those "Unloading/Loading donkeys" are fun to operate until something goes wrong/ Very handy to have on the truck

I always hated using a Moffat. It always felt far too heavy for just the forks to support. I always thought I would end up falling backwards and down, although I never did.

@blauer2551

5 ай бұрын

I love using them. I can do so many things with it and the customers are always surprised when I can maneuver stuff right where they want it = tips

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I had a load of skidded armour stone where the skids were between 7000-10’000lbs, and the moffett is only rated for 5500lbs… I tilted forward a couple times dropping them down it was pretty intense! It was too much for the lift cylinder to bring them up, so it was pop off the trailer and they were coming down and where it sits it sits haha. Had to break the bands on a couple skids and take the stones off one by one to lessen the weight. Man what a day that was!

@jeffreycairns767

5 ай бұрын

@blauer2551 I really have no use for one for what I do but at the same time, it'd be nice for specific reasons. I got to a delivery the other day at 10:30 am, backed into the dock, as I was the only truck there, and went inside. After almost 30 minutes, the receiver asked me I'd I wanted to sit in my truck as he wouldn't get to me until atleast 1 pm as he had paperwork to do and then his 1 hour lunch break. I deliver to grocery stores and we have priority as warehouse trucks. I told him no and that I couldn't wait that long as I have other deliveries to make. He eventually called another guy down to receive it but with a Moffat, I could have just unloaded in the driveway and left, lol. The down side would be spending time taking it down and putting it back up at every store. I do 4-8 deliveries a day. Too much work for nothing. I'd just take his stuff back.

@blauer2551

5 ай бұрын

@@callthemall Sometimes in that situation I’ll with the jacks about 2” off the ground, if terrain permits, to keep from leaning.

Man, your good with those trailers, I don't understand how you back them up, being 2 pivot points, I used to drive dry van, we were always told in truck driving school that you can't back up a set of doubles. I've never seen it done before, but you can get R done. And with a long nose Pete. What Is you're total length ?😊

@callthemall

3 ай бұрын

Around 90 feet I believe!

Nothing ever cooperates does it?

What do you use for gps? Trying to find good device

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

I use Google maps for the most part but never trust the route it gives me, always plan my way using satellite view and street view, checking every intersection to make sure my truck can actually go there before setting out

I'm wondering...are we "calling them all"? or are we "calling the mall"?

@callthemall

4 ай бұрын

My name is Call The Mall. Little 2007 me created it on a whim way back when I started this channel, thinking “you can’t call the mall, you can call the stores within the mall, but you can’t actually call the mall itself.” (Turns out you totally can)... Haha.

it's so oldfashioned

But I’m afraid of the dark

@callthemall

5 ай бұрын

😂

delivery from hell

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