When swapping clamps on your cooling system it’s better to do it when your coolant is cold. The cooling system will then have a slight vacuum on it and it won’t leak as bad. When the system is hot it could have as much as 15 psi of pressure, and if you loosen up a clamp like that too much it could blow the hose off and scalding hot coolant all over you! Be careful, best to do it when cold.

Be patient my friend, the industry will adjust..it must and always does.. Your hard work and being smart has put you in a very good position that you can ride it out.. There’s some lessons to learn from this.. I know, I’ve been at it for 43 years..🙏🏻

I am old enough to remember when all those old cars were new. Loved the ElCamino. When I was 15 about to turn 16 my dad had a 65 Chevy Impala SS 327 column shifter. I absolutely loved that car but he sold it right before I turned 16 because he was afraid that I would get myself killed in the Impala. Then he found me a 57 Ford Fairlane black with black interior that looked brand new and he paid $450 for it. Thanks for the memories. Oh by the way then I worked at an ESSO service station meaning we offered full service including pumping your gas for you and as we filled your vehicle we check air in tires, oil level and washed windshield all for 25 cents a gallon. Now at $450 can’t even get anybody to talk to you.

@mmesic9043

2 жыл бұрын

You grew up in a better time, I love those cars you mentioned, man I would have loved to see and drive those classics when they were new, I envy you friend.

@chargerman165

2 жыл бұрын

@@mmesic9043 thank you sir. They were fun. I worked for Chrysler Credit a subsidiary of Chrysler Corporation and got a new company car every 6 months or sooner and in 1974 they sent me a 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner 400 four barrel. Had been promoted and was working primarily in the office so only put 10,000 miles on it and a friend of mine was able to buy it at the end of the 6 months for $3400. We both were only about 23 years old. It was a fun time but vehicles today have way more conveniences. I have a 2020 Chevrolet Silverado Z71 RST that is loaded and my wife has a 2022 Genesis GV70 that has all kinds of things. I am an old techie guy but when traded for my truck it actually has gauges and was glad to go back to gauges instead of an animated dash. The new 2022 Silverado has an animated dash.

@nattydreadlocks1973

2 жыл бұрын

In New Jersey they pump your gas for you.

@closewatermelon

2 жыл бұрын

As a youngin’ I have one of my childhood heros, 2004 Volkswagen GTI. I would have loved to see those cars you mentioned on the road fresh off the line like we see these cars nowadays. I’m sure people will be saying the same thing in 40 years..

thanks for the walk down " memory lane " while walking through the dealership . Always enjoy watching the hours of your day . whether that's on the road or being the good Dad that you are . All that and you still have time to keep T Dubbs smiling . Good on ya' .

I love old Corvettes and that bowling alley featured on a youtube episode from a cleaning company I believe...the carpet is very distinctive.

Good luck to Tank on his first practice and I hope Tdubs has a good time this week end 😊!

I run 53ft containers from Indianapolis to Chicago and back. You have to watch those things when you're driving next to them because some drivers are lazy and don't make sure the pin locks are properly secured. They have a higher center of gravity so they tip easier. Whenever i pass one i always check the pins before i attempt to pass them.

@FAMUSNARE

2 жыл бұрын

Never thought about that. I have to drive by them all day leaving the port of tampa and on I4. Thank you for the tip

@stanp3485

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I've seen it 2 different times in the midst of a turn just slide half way off the chassis smh

If that clamp gives you a problem again, like Jarrod said, make sure its all the way on the pipe. Also, switching out for a T-bolt hose clamp is a nice upgrade, much better than a worm drive clamp

@dougbourdo2589

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly spot on with the T-bolt clamp.

You could put a solar panel on the roof of the W9 and keep the batteries on trickle charge while parked. Keep the neighbours happy and probably cheaper than the diesel to run the APU!

Keep your spirits up my friend the loads will come back and let's pray fuel cost goes down sooner.

Great to see you back to work not a fan of leaving the trailer there but I guess you got to do what you got to do!!!! Hopefully you’ll have a great time at TANKS baseball debut!!!!! I’m sure it’s going to be interesting!!!! Good luck 🍀 on the pickup of the trailer and I’m hoping it’ll all go smoothly!!!! See you tomorrow and have a great night!!!!

I’ll take the El Cameno. I sure hope you decide to keep your rig. Love that truck.

That '45 Pete built in Oakland, CA my old high school stomping grounds. When they moved to a new factory down the road in Newark, CA, they built a shopping center on the site, where I delivered groceries for a minute.

Love the sound of the truck while pulling on the highway😎😎😎

Blessings to you and your family brother.

I haul those 20 foot boxes everyday. The most payload I have had on one was 46,500lbs. Top heavy bruisers when hauling liquid drums double stacked or totes. Easy on the turns no doubt

@Philthaentrepreneur

2 жыл бұрын

But they paying us now lol $1k for 30 miles type

The stereo turning on randomly reminded me of when my focus had a bad body ground it would do this kind of stuff. Had to take off the body ground grind a clean patch then bolt it back on.

Great tour of the great cars of the past, some real beauties. That collection must have a pretty hefty price tag.

Great video Justin, just to make you a bit happier about the crazy fuel prices in the US, Sadly here in the UK its currently $11 dollars a gallon for diesel at Motorway Service stations & just a few cents less in local garages, petrol running is about $10.50 per gallon, being an owner driver here is costing a fortune .

Justin, keep an assortment of zip ties they make good temporary hose clamps until you can get a proper clamp.

Glory Days. Man the 50s, 60s and 70s were the greatest times for American cars !!! Thanks for sharing this!!!

@jakealter5504

2 жыл бұрын

Some people would probably include the 30’s and 40’s

It's a bad feeling seeing all those troopers behind you. Been there. Live and learn brother.

June 12th birthday? Same here and live in Arizona like you used to. Too cool!! Enjoy watching your channel, and appreciate everything you and your family do. Have a blessed day.

Yeah, in Cumberland, Maryland and Hagerstown, Maryland it's 4.19 a gallon. Sucks that we're not energy independent like we were 16 months ago.

Good to see you back!

Cool video glad you made it been sitting at home sick all day but atleast it's not covid now just wish it would go away !

Thank you for the video , maybe the reason your radio turns on you have a Angel in the jump seat that likes listening to music , stay safe .

Wishing your Mrs a very happy birthday and many dozens more to come!!

My dad had a helping hand in building that Grand national. His machine made the pistons for the engine. And Happy birthday to T-Dub's

Here’s a challenge for ya hook one of those 20’ cans on a tandem axle chassis and back it up, those things amplify any angle you put on it and getting behind it, is what separates drivers from steering wheel holders 🤯

@robertaustin4452

2 жыл бұрын

I run Indianapolis to Chicago and the 20-footers are fun especially with the tandems hell even the 40s that you can sit on them are fun it's because of the chassis

@frankwolfe3181

2 жыл бұрын

Seems this guy is just a spoiled rich kid with utube channel. Thinks he got it all down but actually doesn’t even know how to shift to get some decent fuel mileage. Should go and watch Trucking with Schmitt now that guy knows how to drive a truck.

Happy birthday tdubs and good luck with tank and finding a baseball glove 🥊

Looked like a GNX. Even more badass

Welcome to PO brother. It's a grind for sure

So my family and I stopped at the QT yesterday on our way down to Port Canaveral. Kids loved it. The cheeseworst hot dogs were awesome and they loved the sludhies.

Welcome back brother! Fursure thought you were drivin the national home!!😃 10-4 💪

Hmm! Waited full video to see on that drop trailer for result on PU time. Thought this was a trucking channel! Well you have a nice looking family and house, and Pete Store really proud of its hose clamps. Could I have that 30 minutes of my life back.

That Buick Grand National is SWEEEEET!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

Justin I was a little bummed when you sold that Volvo but when you were walking back to your truck at the Peterbilt dealer looking at your W900, it's absolutely Gorgeous!! You should be proud of what you have there!

@JustTruckin

2 жыл бұрын

😎🙏🏽

Chassis, and container tare weights are displayed on the units. Usually

Love the old Chevrolets. My father has a 1927 Tourer that he putters around to car shows etc during summer, and used to have a 1958 Biscaynne that he rebuilt to original specs (sold it 3 years to a collector). Great cars

Thanks for sharing. Bruce Smith. Booneville Ar. 27 yrs trucking. Retired..

I used to work at Monon Trailer. I used to build chassis and containers especially. I have worked for Talberts as well. Heavy equipment. Those old cars were in my era. I knew a guy who collected cars. He had a couple of Elderados.

I really like your W900 , very nice ride.

It can be your coolant reservoir it’s like your fuel sending unit the sensor reads the float inside and sometimes it gets sucks

The containers on the ship are measured in TEU’s (Twenty Foot Equivalent Units). A 20 foot container is 1 TEU. A 40 foot container is 2 TEU’s. There are also 10 foot containers and tank containers as well as reefers. There are also some 53 foot containers around. The largest ships can carry almost 24,000 TEU’s.

Enjoyed the classic car show. Some beautiful rides.

Happy Birthday, I have one this month as well.

Nice to see you grafting sir may you get more lucrative loads next week 🙏🙏

local driving in a large car,,gotta love it..🚛🥛🍪

Can't get enough of your show,new driver at 62 years old starting may 4

Cool to see you in Greer man I literally live a mile away from the QT

Hey Justin. I'm not sure if anyone told you if you pulling the 20ft containers. You need to slide your fifth wheel all the way back, so you won't damage or pull off your mud flaps when you make turns. Normally the mud flaps brackets gets caught on the landing gear or chassis.Be safe, and have a good day.

$105 for 26.93 US gallons - we in the UK can only dream. Currently the same amount at UK pump prices would cost $198

I feel for you man these fuel prices are insane wrong

Great Video yo i love them Year One's The GN is something

Stereo... sounds like you have to clean (Cramin) the vol/on off push button. take it out of the dash, spray it, move it a couple dozen times... try it.

Thanks for that tour !!! WOW !! Nice cars !! HooAH !!

Drove on of those Nomad’s back in the very early ‘70s.

Why don't you top off the tanks at the end of a run? Mack with a three shift transmissions. I learned to drive on a 53 Mack Cab-over Thermodine three shifter 18 speed Cummins in the late 70's. Nothing like reaching through the steering wheel to make one or two transmission throws to get to the next gear.

I enjoyed hauling containers out of the port of San Francisco back in the 90's.

Man please please keep the charger the way it is 🙏🏼 my opinion is it doesn’t need the wide body but that’s just me

There was a Arnold Transportation trailer at the Adidas warehouse. I didn't know know Arnold was in so many places in SC.

Happy Birthday, JustTruckin Wife..... Have you ever thought about getting a second trailer?

Cool video. Hope your boy does good in tee ball!👍👍👍❤️

love me a cold yoo-hoo, those old school pete emblems are mint looking even on new petes lol

Radio just comes on?, sus!, been watching Christine the movie lately!!. Good oldie. glad everyones doing well, glad to see ya back in the driver seat. roll on brother C'mon.

JUSTIN I got a TV at home that turns itself on and off when it feels like it the manufacture says it's not possible ,but the tv doesn't seem to know this and the worst thing is it turns off right when some thing good is about to happen in a movie Cheers Kym Adelaide

Love the videos and the commentary!! Keep on truckin' bro !! Pete from Halifax Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦

Keep them coming Justin

I seen you at the QT in Duncan Friday. You were leaving as I was turning in. I bobtail in to pick up a new reefer trailer next door. Be safe. Best to you.

Did that same the other day 212 gallons. Just over 1k. Ouch.

There is an inland port in Greer that is serviced by rail. Alot of those containers come from and go out of there.

The mount makes me feel Like I am driving with a patch on my left eye LOL

@JustTruckin

2 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂

@ggw1717

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

some more info on containers. you might find interesting, Domestic shipping containers are usually 48ft and 53ft long. In addition to the length domestic shipping containers are also wider than international shipping containers. Domestic containers are 8ft 6in wide, whereas all of the 20ft and 40ft international shipping containers are 8ft wide.

Nice collection... A first year 1953 corvette, 1969 Chevelle & a 1987 Buick GNX... Very nice.. I am betting your bumping the button on the steering wheel that turns the radio on

Happy Birthday TDubs!! My birthday is Saturday.

If you got low on coolant, it is possible that the float sticks on it's guide. It is worth it taking a soft head hammer and tapping the coolant reservoir around where the float would be.

You got whips bruh, and the W9🔥

Great videos Justin! My thinking would be buy 2 new clamps keep the old one for a spare. I guess I’m just “OLD SCHOOL TRUCKER! Bullet Bob from Texas!

I have both adidas hate codes. Same gate, but depends which address loads it.

Keep up the great work. Where can I get one of those mag pal phone mounts? Thanks.

You can't go wrong coming to Indiana and the midwest I live in Indiana and did pretty good just running the surrounding states a lot of manufacturing here and a lot of loads going south You may have to short hop to get back but it will be worth it.. Good luck and please don't sell the truck, i think things will look a lot better in a few weeks.

@orvalstuckemeyer127

2 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing with truck, trailer, and fuel prices where they are right now, it would be about the worst time to start a trucking company?

I would hate u to give up it's going to get better just. Hang in there

Big 10 tournament is in Indy this weekend. IU playing Saturday. Lucas Oil Stadium will be full all day.

Happy Birthday👏👏🎉🎈🎁🎂

7.2 seems good for that large car. My cascadia only gets 6.8. Also radio does same thing randomly cones on

@FishinAround828

2 жыл бұрын

@@Montoya1991 yeah a day cab only 30k max in the box. Usually cruise 70mph though

Never use a Un lined worm clamp on a silicone hose.. they will cut thru the hose when you get it nice and tight .

happy b-day TDUBS! bacon is the best gift to get.

spray some electronic contact cleaner in side the sensor plug and then spray some canned air inside it then take a rat tail file and just scoff it up a little inside then a little more canned air and done it worked for me worth a shot

Second time on the sensor. Time for that to go.

Radio coming on by itself Christine

Happy Birthday TDubs

Dude those wide body impala... Yup I'll take that too. I wish I had the spare bucks id drop it right there... BAMMM GIMME GIMME!

Happy Birthday T-Dubs!

Hopefully that receiver in Indy doesn’t take more than a day. I keep waiting for a video where you decide to give DAT load board a shot. I think you are missing out on some great opportunities right in your area.

Do you use the Bluetooth on your phone to listen to music while driving? When you get in the truck the Bluetooth might be linking back up and then it just starts to play again.

Happy birthday family

if your radio has remote control then it may be getting a random signal from an outside source that is causing it to come on like that

This was cool. I like car shopping(looking).

Man you need a family show on tv it would sore to top ratings blessings brother