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@pablowvangreenlow7430

2 жыл бұрын

Will you ship to Australia ?

@kendallbillington1871

2 жыл бұрын

I thought you stop driving dump trucks

@leslieodell6512

2 жыл бұрын

I assume you have xzy-3 on steers run those to 60% then replace with new and then run on trailer will outlast cheap ones and you always have excellent tires up front

@robertsims8999

2 жыл бұрын

@@pablowvangreenlow7430 ýý

@erickmoenga1206

2 жыл бұрын

Am sorry my phone internet is very slow...how much did you make in a month?

Your story is not just hauling stuff, it is a mother running a business and caring for 3? children along with all the other things in life. Much respect to you.

@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@movingearth3726

2 жыл бұрын

I wish my wife was like that lol

@docholliday6338

2 жыл бұрын

Watching your business and family grow.

@lyndleshelby6291

2 жыл бұрын

Bill Bergquist is preaching truth. Your team out here is pulling for your success!

@jesusmota5158

2 жыл бұрын

@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver You are a great Woman!!!!!

I am a single father, cancer survivor and owner operator. I bought a dump truck and found out I had cancer a few months later in 2020 so I am just getting back out there. Much respect!!!

@readyfuels17

Жыл бұрын

Hope you are well sir.

@KonohazFinest

Жыл бұрын

Hope your doing better

@Joe-ix6sw

Жыл бұрын

Hope you are well GOD BLESS YOU

@ramm8196

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear your doing well! Thank goodness!

@wahoo3279

Жыл бұрын

Hope your well!

Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth. I'm 40 (a retired truck driver) and my wife 34 we are both retired with over $2 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle made it possible for us this early even till now we earn monthly through passive incomee..

@rahultoggi4672

8 ай бұрын

I’m an Uber driver too and I understand what you mean by financial planning, also being able to generate profits from those channels right now isn't a walk in the park, how are you managing the current market trends?

@joerobert1801

8 ай бұрын

I’m not a full time trader, but I’m doing the trading business the right way now, using a financial security keeps you well informed and also strengthen your portfolio on the long run. It’s their profession, all you need do is share a few percentage and you are on green!

@geraldbenzinger9703

8 ай бұрын

Having a job doesn't mean security rather join a business trade.

@silentscope7440

6 ай бұрын

dont believe this stupid BOT. i see this comment on every trucking and hotshot video

@seanroger6954

6 ай бұрын

you don’t have any insight my friend but when you see a real opportunity, you discard the idea immediately.

Is this girl actually driving a dump truck with her infant in it? Wow... I'm gonna guess that every time she pulls up people are going to be shocked. This is awesome

Female dump truck drivers are the BEST! ❤️ They always try harder to do a better job than 98% of the guys. From a (Grumpy) retired heavy equipment operator.

Ones that dream big and take chances make it big!!

@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver

2 жыл бұрын

You can’t do it if you don’t dream it!

@lukeupton9597

2 жыл бұрын

Ole Timmy is speaking from experience! Dream big, take chances, learn from the mistakes made, apply lessons learned, keep grinding and don’t give up! Dreams don’t work unless you do.

@johnn251

2 жыл бұрын

U didn't make anything, u still have to pay for the truck!!

@holmes1956O

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnn251 thats just it the income with trucks today seldom exceeds the expenses. I bought my first truck in 1979 trucked with my own until 2004. The last 13 yrs my average gross income was 380 thousand/yr. My last full yr fuel Bill was 32 thousand. Today most average 200 and spend over 100 on fuel alone. I still own my truck but it is parked for sale and I am going to retire from my company drivers job. I have had enough. Good luck to all have a great weekend

rooting for you! so smart and hard working, super inspirational. your husband is lucky to have you in his corner

Love it!! I grew up in a dump truck starting at about the same age as your wee lad. After "putting in my time" as a driver, I finally got into a dump truck after moving out of Washington, and back to my home state of Idaho. Loving life as Dump Truck driver in a "super dump" with a 4 axle pup. Keep that rubber side down, lass. You've done good.

Really, Really admire you, Daum! Love your positive outlook, cool-headedness when things go south, and your consistently appropriate demeanor, dress, openness, and conversational style. Its like we've been neighbors for years (I live in FL) and we're just having another bit of conversation between good ol' friends. There's no drama for dramas sake, no BS, just genuine buds sharing day-to-day experiences. Love it! For sure! I've followed lots of truckers vids and you are the FIRST one I go back to each and every time, 'cause yours are the best! I trust you the most by far. Thank you for being the way you are sharing your experiences with us!

You are a trooper. Not boring at all. Great content, keep it up

It's took every business I've ever owned around 2 years to get in the black. I think you'll be fine. We can't make it without our truckers, I appreciate you. Be safe!!!

Best of luck to you in your trucking business. You'll be successful because you aren't afraid of hard work, and you're making big plans for the future! That's a good looking man child you have there for a navigator/body guard!

Hi Daumínique. Above all else, it's your honesty that shines through on your channel. You deserve the rewards for your hard work and the example you set. Enjoy your day and regards from London

Co-pilot falling asleep on the job. 😂 Remi is so dang cute bet he had a blast riding in the big truck. Dauminique with your knowledge and drive and determination you and your husband will have a very successful family business. You wear a lot of hats to make your dream come true. You got this build that fleet. 😎😉👍

Good for you on stepping out and buying a rig. I wished I would've years ago but chickened out . Hope your successful and glad you enjoy it.

You are a positive and motivational spirit. And I'm thankful to have you available to listen to. Keep the faith. Hopefully I'll be pulling the trigger on a truck here in a week or so. Stay safe and successful. ✌️

Very much looking forward to following your growth. I remember bringing my young son to work when we were growing our business, now he is 22 years old. You are doing great.

Another Great video from Boss Momma! I love how she is taking her kid to work to pay the bills! Keep working chasing your dreams, I will be here for the ride and cheering you on.

Awesome! So glad I found your channel. Had a friend when I was a kid that use to play with me in the dirt. She always wanted my dump truck. Thanks for bringing back such fond memories of her. You are amazing trucking with a baby riding shotgun.

@Speedster189

2 жыл бұрын

That's super dangerous don't do it

WOW, all I can say is HATS off to you! congratulations! you've done remarkably well! and be safe and good luck!

I'm impressed. Your work ethic, your determination, your attitude. "Go get-em".

@ogonza20

Жыл бұрын

It’s call someone who focus and know what they want no drugs no alcohol

Your little man is like i.love the ride of moms dump truck its sweet😊

You have my respect. Absolutely. I’ll support you the best I can. My hats off to you. Keep going strong and keep making content

Great to see! My father ran over the road for near 50 years. My sister ran over the road for UPS for 38 years and her husband pulls for Yellow frt. started when he was 21 and is now 74 and still climbing into the cab. As for me when I got out of the Marine Corps in 77 got my chauffeur license which converted to CDL. I was in construction but due to climate (MN, IA area) things shut down for the winter so I jump in the seat of a freight shaker cab over with a screaming Detroit 8V71T (350 it was known as) with and easy 13 spd, haul grain to the river, Mississippi, dump it run into Chicago and pickup steel for a back haul. In the summer it was in heavy equipment moving dirt. In a straight, like your doing with pup, or semi end or side dumps. Unlike you though, I was on somebody else's trucks for a few contractors, the non-union side of course. I had a thing about keeping the cab clean and always tried to get the same unit but when pulling for a family operation the kids always got their pick first! Sadly, for me they always chose the truck I had the day before! And I might get one that wasn't crapped up or on that one of the kids had been in prior which was always crapped up, soda cans or bottles, cigarette packs, chip bags and a good layer of dirt. Food for thought when you go to expand your business. I had worked for a contractor out of Great Falls MT and he required that all trucks and equipment cabs are to be cleaned daily and if not you were pointed to your vehicle and the road. He had KW's, Pete's, Mack's (including a 1951 Mack water truck, positive ground twin stick) which was used as a disciplinary vehicle, suspension worked when tank was full but spray for 60 seconds, mechanical spring seat and like riding a brick! That guy started with a dump truck and loader. When he sold out in 1989 he took $13.8M on equipment and $4M on his shop, thank you Richie Brothers. At peak he had 400 employees. Don't let that dream even fade a little! Wish you the very best in your venture! (Marysville though? You have great stamina!) I'm over here on the east side of the state where I have retired after 60 years earning a buck!

Your a good person Dauminique Your good fortune will come.

Awesome information today… I’m absolutely sure your going to succeed.. resilience is virtue, keep up the good job!

I love dump trucks and enjoy hearing the story of a courageous entrepreneur. I’m impressed.

My dad took me to work with him trucking, some of my favorite memories, now I’m going for my CDL! Keep on trucking all the best wishes ❤

@shawnkelly695

Жыл бұрын

The 80s and 90s were so much better. I loved long haul until all this tracking crap and limiters on every truck. The days of pay phones were a blast. True freedom

Good luck. People like you are the backbone of our nation.

Keep on making the videos. It's nice to see a wife, mother working through the problems of being a owner and operator. You don't see that very often anymore. I drive tractor and trailer and thought about becoming a owner and operator but never did. All I can say good job and keep it up. 👍👍

@RichOffYayy

Жыл бұрын

U never bought ur own truck why ?

@nicholejohnson

Жыл бұрын

Hello, do you care for a chat and get to know each other more better?

I finally got the opportunity to start dump trucking. I was inspired by you when I first got my cdl. Doing otr work and some local- I couldn’t get a job in it but finally I’m in there. I love to see your progress fellow trucker.

@loveyoubetrue111

Жыл бұрын

Hello hun I'm getting my CDL soon from Houston Tx how should I go about looking into hauling etc?

@darrickjones3977

Жыл бұрын

@@loveyoubetrue111 I want her to reply. I’m in CDL school right now lol

@mitchelldyer5415

Жыл бұрын

@@loveyoubetrue111I'm from Houston as well! I'm not a driver but I have some suggestions which might help. If you're comfortable with this, you could follow a dump truck you find on the road to their site and ask be transparent and them. If that is too creepy, call trucks you see on the road, or exchange contacts with drivers at gas stations. You could also talk to the dirt or crushed concrete yards you drive by off i10, 45, or 59/69. Best of luck!

@maliklo6965

Жыл бұрын

How did u get started because i wanna switch ove to doing dump work.

@five5919

10 ай бұрын

@@maliklo6965truthfully if you have a cdl a it’s not hard getting a dump truck job

You are a super mom and you are definitely a great role model in society. Thank you for showing us about the owner operator.

We're all along for the ride with you and can't wait to see your biz grow!

@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

That’s cool that you brought your little one out on the truck with. Whenever he gets older, it’s gonna be hard to keep him out of the truck. Thanks for the ride along. 😎👍🏻

@jrrivera4450

Жыл бұрын

A baby at a dump site is dangerous!! The fact that ypu applaud this is whats wrong in society today

Best wishes to you and your whole family. You're an inspiration and a reminder to young people that anything is possible with passion, hard work and that fighting spirit. I hope your plans and dreams come true.

You are one of the most amazing people I’ve witnessed in my 71 years. A world-class champion. Wow. God bless you and your family.

Great video. Awesome that you have your kid with u. Keep that great positive attitude u have. Your going to do great as a owner operator.

Dauminique I love watching your videos, not just for the driving but for talking about the daily problems with running a business. My wife and I have run our own environmental construction business for 30 years. Those first few years were really a struggle but we somehow survived. I believe our success was due to us providing our clients with excellent service at a reasonable price. We always try to meet our clients needs and never promise them anything we can't deliver. I'm not sure how you get paid by your clients, but our biggest hurdle was maintaining cash flow, especially when our clients take 60-90 days to pay. Hang in there and you will do great. Can't wait for the next video.

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mention you have net 30 to pay or just go along with the 60/90 day wait period?

It’s actually really impressive seeing a put together woman / mother doing work like this it’s not often u see that so good job seriously

You're story is inspirational on many levels. Also, in my career as production engineer who actually is hands on doing CNC programming and set ups, we have boring days where there is work that must be done accurately and timely but is boring. This is the hardest struggle for many young people starting a career. The newness wares of and we all must push through on the boring days or weeks. It's actually a very important part of work. Staying with it.

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jonathan how are you doing. I’m Maria from San Bernardino😊

@KSWKREW

Жыл бұрын

@@mariarusso1325 shooters gon shoot

You’ve really motivated me more than ever. I’m getting my CDL really soon and I’m going into flat bedding. I really like working with my hands and staying active and I think flat bedding is perfect for me. I also would like to learn other jobs in the trucking business and you’ve made dump trucking sound and look very interesting thank you. I wish you all the luck in growing your business because I know it’s going to huge one day and hopefully 🙏 I can be apart of it. KEEP GRINDING FRIEND.

@johnhanek167

2 жыл бұрын

Great! Trucking gives one a certain amount of independence. Keep your driving record good and you can go where you want. I did it for 40 years and never regretted it. ALWAYS had a job and always paid the bills with plenty left over!

@erichooligan9329

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnhanek16740 years, holy cow! im giving it up after 23 years. it was a dream during covid when no one was on the road but us trucks. when people came back on the road it was like they forgot how to drive, and its like everyone now depends on you to keep them safe. the past two years have been the worst in my driving career. near misses, people who somehow think brake checking a 40 ton truck is fighting climate change or Donald Trump, karens blocking roads bcs they dont want a truck in the neighborhood, DMV screwing up FOUR TIMES in past year, cancelling license saying med card is dead when its current, etc. i know youve seen it too. it was getting to me so much i had to get out and away before i lost it and began to drive over people.

@johnhanek167

2 жыл бұрын

@@erichooligan9329 I hear ya. I've been retired for 4 years. My last 4 years of driving was one trip a night from Pendleton, OR to Portland to a grocery warehouse, 4 nights a week, drop & hook. OR is a 55mph state for trucks, although trucks are allowed 60, so I'd just set the cruise on 60, sit back and relax. Not much traffic on I-84 at night. Once back in Pendleton at 5 or 6AM I'd sit and b/s with the manager while the pallets were being pulled off my truck. Loved every minute of that. I did 10 years hauling logs in NE OR and SE WA- that was awesome. 3 times I had a mountain lion cross the road ahead of me. Once I saw a moose calmly standing in a creek in water up to his belly and snow on the ground. Another time I saw a black bear tearing up the loggers camp site. I was on one haul that was so steep it took 4 sets of 3-railer chains to get up to it. Hauled fuel in 3 states for 2 years. Ran 48 states & Canada for 10 years pulling a reefer, hauled redwood furniture parts out of CA for 1 year. Pulled a belly dump for a concrete company for 2 years. The coolest tractor I ever had was a 4-axle long-nose conventional Pete with the frowning sun visor and a Cat motor. I can only imagine what a job it must be today trying to be a trucker! I hope you can find a good local job!

@erichooligan9329

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnhanek167 thank you kind sir, i have found a job that pays well and with the best benefits ive ever had. take care my friend.

@johnhanek167

2 жыл бұрын

@@erichooligan9329 Best wishes! Try to use cruise, maybe fall in behind another truck (to keep 4-wheelers out of your way).

I'm excited. This is the first video I've watched from you. As a new cdl holder, I watch a lot of utube testimonials from truckers to learn as much as I can from others. I've been extremely curious about dump truck. There aren't many dump truck utubers ive noticed so this is cool. I'm watching you drive around and noticed that is my neighborhood. Instant subscription! Going to buy merchandise just to support my local entrepreneur!

Highest level of respect for you sister from India. 👍👏

I enjoy watching the drive along views from inside the cab looking out over the hood. Every ride is different and informative.🍭 Little man looks great as a shotgun rider. GOD bless you and yours with HIS MIGHTY HEDGE OF PROTECTION AROUND YOUR FAMILIES IN 2022. From Tampa Bay Florida, USA

Awesome story! I've had my A C for about 15 years I've been driving steady ever since, best piece of advice I can give you as an owner operator of course keep your cost down, switch out the transmission and rear axle fluid to top of the line synthetics it will help your bottom line out over the long haul. Subscribed!! 👍🇨🇦

@elperrocovero

Жыл бұрын

Are theses engine dump truck stronger than a semi truck or 18 wheel

@janecarrisa

Жыл бұрын

Hello guys

Some of the best years of my life was sitting in a Peterbuilt pulling an end-dump in the bay area. My last job in the bay area was a dream job,I worked for some of the finest people I have ever met. I wish you two the best and good luck!

@arswift2

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss....dump life is the best ain't it? ☺️ I miss it. An ultra lite trailer and 31.5 tons was a good fit for me. Lol

@markfults1693

Жыл бұрын

U probably would recognize my truck than.. my brother had it down there from the mid 80s to 2017 when it could no longer run down there..82 black Peterbilt with blue flames.. pulled a semi end dump until 2000 than it became a 10whlr dump truck

@markwietersen9285

Жыл бұрын

Red no I mean Red,1980 Pete love the 359 Bell helicopter Red,

@antoniocognato5023

Жыл бұрын

We're you an owner operator??

@cenafan741

2 ай бұрын

Work in the bay areas slowing down now too much competition and alot of people are hauling for less than $100/hr

GREAT to see you have GOOD COMPANY WITH YOU. 👍. KEEP ON TRUCKING!

I was an owner/operator for 15 years. It came with its own set of headaches, but the most rewarding venture ever.

Nice job on hauling jr around! My little boy has ridden with me since age 3. Its time well spent for sure.

Awesome good for you I wish you and your family much success thanks for sharing

GOOD JOB ! thanks for showing me more .ive been a driver for years, never had this idea to video the gig

You are awesome! It’s going to take a little time to get things going, after that is should smooth out. Good luck with your business, and keep the videos coming. Your copilot was kinda quiet! 👍🏻 🛻

Been a trucker 35 years bought a dump truck in 2016 its old but paid for and even with the headaches id love being an o/o glad you took that path love your videos old school drivers hard to come by keep up the good work dauminique

@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver

2 жыл бұрын

It will be nice when mine is paid for.

@JamesWhite-mb8mg

2 жыл бұрын

Well got damn it, once you pay for that bitch you need a new. Working hard, stressed out with drivers and sitting in an old ass dirty truck that's making noises that you can only hope will go away, because you damn sure don't have the money to fix something else, is nothing short of insanity. If you have to make a note on a truck that cost half of your house, your are just asking for bad luck, bad health and possibly in the witness protection program while hiding from creditors and your ex-wife. It's your life, but you have been warned!...🧐

Not sure exactly why your channel popped up but I love your story. With your attitude, working in harmony with your dreams, you will easily achieve your goals.

Much Respect!! You go girl!!

My Grandson’s name is Remy and he is a huge construction vehicle fan. I ran my own business for 30 years and still remember those first few years of lean cash flow. Stick with it and keep within your means and all will be fine.

@geddon436

2 жыл бұрын

what type of business did you operate?

@philipmichel215

2 жыл бұрын

@@geddon436 Grew up working for my fathers service garage and towing company -- this is where my fascination for trucks both small and large came to fruition. My business after college was computer systems, I was on the beginning of the PC revolution in the 80's. Just retired after 30 years.

@johnkennedysilveira1323

Жыл бұрын

Yep... runned my for 17 years... MSW tippers and walking floor.. some dumps.. some month were in Red financially, first comes the drivers than untouchable maintenance and repairs petty cash, we owners are rhe last to be paid...don't miss it..

@johnkennedysilveira1323

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately over here in CT, triaxle dump OO are very closed business, most companies and quarries don't lease OO..

You're going to be just fine. Your attitude of "dream big", spot on!! You rock!! PS - Chains should never hang, I'm with you 100% on that!!

@stevenhull5025

2 жыл бұрын

I thought chains need to touch the ground as a protection against static electricity?

@MrGTRNissan

2 жыл бұрын

Lol no..

@Jasperdog710

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenhull5025 That used to be standard practice on fuel trucks when loading/unloading to prevent sparks. Not needed on a tipper.

@LOUDsigh

2 жыл бұрын

What are the chains for?

@MrGTRNissan

2 жыл бұрын

@@LOUDsigh they’re attached to the tailgate when you need to spread the gravel!!

I love your determination to succeed and also your desire to help others to do the same, awesome ! 👍👍

Much respect for a hard working mother providing for her family.

My 379 Pete breaks those hood straps twice a year, always order a few on amazon and have on hand. i always carry a short bungee in the cab (bout 8 inch) and can hook both hooks around the bracket and hook the strap over the piece on the hood. gets you thru the day.. good luck on your trucking venture from a former oly wash resident

@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve never had one break before

@greghill7811

2 жыл бұрын

@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver the sun here in eastern oregon is hard on them and driving over uneven ground twists your frame and hood tries to lift up. i do a lot of off hwy driving . i hope your business does well,you are a good driver.

@dalehansen5050

2 жыл бұрын

Always keep 2 in the truck

Respect to you from a fellow truck driver. It's good to see diverse operators in the industry.

Much respect to you and the best of luck in your endeavor! Not easy getting work done and being a mom too. I wasn't a mom but a Dad and had three young kids (and two large dogs LOL) home, until school age, while I did programming from home and wife gone on business a week at a time every other week so I have some idea what that takes. Did have a part time nanny usually. I remember several times a day pushing a double stroller with two little ones strapped in and a dog leash in each hand with two big dogs at the same time LOL. After that experience one learns to respect working moms!

Hey lady!! I miss the dump life. Construction is the bomb! I drove end dumps for the most part (7 axles), tri-axles, low-boy and I have Doubles and triples endorsement. I drove dumps for 4 years for a company M&M trucking in Auburn, AL. I was the first woman and only to drive end dumps there in 53-58 years of the company's existence. (I had a tragedy that led me to leave in 2017 and illness and I also had a problem with a new dispatcher playing favoritism) Dumping was the highlight of my trucking career hands down. I've had my CDL since 1999 and between my 2 children I have 15-16 years documented OTR, local, regional, and dump experience. I remember I took my daughter out with me when I was local in Atlanta as an O/O when she was about a year to get started again. (She's 18 now) But go head lady ....keep trucking. Proud of you.🥰 Not sure how long you've been driving (cuz I just happened upon your video) but you're doing well. To have a husband that's a diesel mechanic is beautiful. (I'm not married but I have an ex of 20nyears and we're still friends and he works in the shop for a major trucking company so if I ever got started again I'd hire him part-time. I have a trucking buddy here in Alabama that was leased on to the dump company I was with. He was there 24 years. He owned 3 other trucks (2 flatbed, one dump) that he managed outside the main job but he kept a new Kenworth and leased from them every 3 years (to be sure maintenance in truck was up to par. The boss and he showed me his invoices back then and he came in to work at 7:30 and was done round 4:30-5 and brought home $9-10k monthly after paying company fuel, his note and insurance and putting away his fees for highway taxes and quarterly taxes. His note was around $2350. So, you're doing great. I was gonna drive for UPS but you have to keep the primary job in order to be on the call list to drive in hopes that a permanent run opens up. But when you're #18 down the seniority list and 96 runs are full time with 4 drivers that won't retire after they've been there 40 years already 😳 it's non motivating to me. I took a warehouse loader job there to get in the door but it's wearing me out and even though I can test to drive there at $33.50hour I don't wanna have to still load. I've owned trucks before and I can't put others in a truck sitting behind a UPS steering wheel or loading their trucks. My daughter has graduated now and she and my 11 year old son are coming with me this summer. I plan to do a walk-a-way lease until the end of the year and buy some dumps 2023. Watching this video has given me a little more inspiration. Keep pushing. And as far as the chains? They should be up as high as possible. My ex boss always always hollered about them. Be well lady. 💕

You're a awesome mom and owner operator keep up the great work and videos ❤

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi

Wow, your passion is inspiring. I got my CDL 3 weeks after got my drivers license at 16. Been driving over 30 years now, CB radio taught me alot those frist years, backing into a paver, chip spreader or keeping under a milling machine. I can't believe with your passion and desire someone in the construction industry didn't roll out the red carpet. Keeping on Trucking, Roads Scholar.

@ImportedFromSerbia

2 жыл бұрын

cdl 3 weeks after you got dl at 16!!! typo mistake I guess, otherwise ..........:)

@NathanCAY1010

2 жыл бұрын

@Justin Larson you were in the asphalt business?

@seancaceres619

Жыл бұрын

16? What country do YOU live in?

@gtcam723

Жыл бұрын

My current employer’s tuition program would pay the cost of getting my CDL. Considered doing it just for the sake of getting it.

@independenceboyd2042

Жыл бұрын

@@ImportedFromSerbia 30 years ago it was probably different

As a former truck driver much respect, big props to you handling business 🙌👏🤙

I applaud you. inspite of the profit margins, truck problems, and cost. you are still positive about it. I think it's cool how you take your son with you. good job

I got a lot of respect for you, to be able to start your own business and do what you want to, both as a mother and a truck driver. Most people don’t have a clue what we have to deal with on a day to day basis. As truck drivers, we put up with the stupidest drivers, while risking our own livelihood, and have their welfare under our foot! Plus the cost of fuel, tires and insurance, it’s a miracle we can make a living at all! Great video, and keep on trucking! 🙏💪🙌🇺🇸🤟🤙👍👍

@libertyBuilders

2 жыл бұрын

Yea because all you truck drivers are terrific drivers and never cut cars off or cause accidents!!

@dubiousf00d

2 жыл бұрын

@@libertyBuilders Hmm.. sounds like you need a hug.

@libertyBuilders

2 жыл бұрын

@@dubiousf00d You know what, fuck it I will take a hug!!

@bldfit46

2 жыл бұрын

Dump truck drivers are the worst drivers period on the road. Period.

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi Phillip how are you doing. I’m Maria from San Bernardino😊

Nothing beats the Freedom of being an owner operator......down side it comes with a lot more headaches

You are some kind of a Woman! Respect! Greetings from Germany

Ma’am!!!!! I salute you highly! The baby being with you just made you my favorite fellow trucker! Respect!

Hello Dauminique, Am new to your channel. Question? Ever considered back-up camera(s) on your prime mover or trailer? Cheers, great video and I can see you understand how to operate your rig with ease. You probably know larger turning circles (forward and reversing) where possible may help the reduction on your tyre wear. Just a thought. Remember, the only time you fail is when you quit.

So awesome that you've got your kid with you. Mother's are so badass! Nothing stops you. You do whatever it takes to get it done. I love all the different camera shots. I know it's probably second nature for you but I'm impressed how dialed in you've got it to swing that pup trailer at just the right timing so the back of your dump is at the pile. Thank you for taking the time and making the effort to film AND edit these videos for us to enjoy.

I bought a 2003 mack daycab, pull side dump. Biggest expense so far was upgrading to a hotshift PTO and a new pump. It had a wet kit previously so a lot of the plumbing was already there. Overall it's cheaper than a dump truck and generally pays as much if not more do to hauling 21-22 ton. But I like the business potential of being an owner operator so congrats on your start up!

I was just thinking about you today. I truly have missed you, I would also like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year. So good to see you

It’s a relief watching your video, I’m a 28 year old dump truck owner operator in Atlanta. Just got my first dump truck and currently in my first month of running and it’s going great but if you don’t fix things on your truck or make sure it’s in good condition you will always have problems. Problems=lost money. Rebuilt transmission, replaced exhaust, welded a hole in my air tank, and drilled dried asphalt out of bed, with other minor repairs I ended up spending $5,500 prior to even getting on the road but just like you I dream big and see the long game and if you play it correctly you can expand your trucks and see true success in this industry. Good luck to you on your journey I fuckin love your videos. Great minds think alike🔥🔥

@kingwestside5

2 жыл бұрын

Im looking to get in dump truck in Atl where did you find your truck

@joewood1335

2 жыл бұрын

ooofff was down in mcdonough for training at NS , got to go back cause i was one wrong answer away from heading to binghamton NY to start on the job conductor training off exit 216 on i75 , was scared to drive in a jeep compass let alone a dump truck

@Painfulwhale360

9 ай бұрын

If you don’t me asking how much money have you been making with the dump truck?

A suggestion to aid your backing. Install small cameras on either side (or both like I did) where the tail lights and such are. Connect them to a monitor in the cab. Not only does it help with backing, but can be proof in case of an accident of some kind. Also think of camera on windshield and hood mirrors for the same reason of proof in case of an accident.

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, as an Owner/Operator you NEED cameras, plus they're a write off on your taxes.

@ironworkerfxr7105

2 жыл бұрын

It really has come to that with some people looking for a payout.. I LOATH THE AMBULANCE CHASING 🦎, I ment lawyers.

@dougbates7108

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisismagacountry1318 p0

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

@@dougbates7108 ?

Much respect to you, no baby sitter, you adapted to the situation & took your baby to work w you, much respect!!!

I just found your KZread channel, and I just received my CDL in April 2023. After 23 years in electronics manufacturing I decided to change careers and went through Mclane food service CDL training , with the end goal of getting into construction running dump trucks. I hated being called or texted by Mclane dispatch at all hours of the day with only 3-4 hours notice to dispatch so I jumped ship early and got on at a small asphalt company in Auburn Washington called Statewide Parking Lot Services and so far it is way better than food service. I am learning how to operate a dump truck, and learning to dump and pick up asphalt. So far it has been an amazing experience and I look forward to learning more about the industry and dump trucks in general. I will definitely be watching more of your videos to help me along the way so thank you for posting them for the rest of us just starting out. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Hello Dauminique, my husband and I just got approved for $800k in the recent Maryland business grant program. I own a clothing brand that I intended to invest my part of the money on, but my husband insist on getting back into his dump truck business and preparing to get a new truck. He has been out for few years and I'm worried if it's a good time for him to startup back. I will appreciate your suggestions on this because this is a one-time life opportunity for us, and we want to make best use of it. Appreciate your reply🙏🏽. I subscribed. ♥

@sarahbak5606

10 ай бұрын

Wow

@marouanemazouzi7390

10 ай бұрын

800k business grant ?!

@alexpadilla2319

10 ай бұрын

She’s cappin

@tysoncathy38

10 ай бұрын

@@marouanemazouzi7390 Yes

@ImaniAli617

6 ай бұрын

Do you mind sharing how you got approved for 800k business grant

I don't know if you follow the local auctions. I was able to find one with a company that closed . I was able to get brand new tires for less than half the cost of retail. Good luck with your business. Its a fine line between profit and loss.

I hope you more success. You have a beautiful family and you been putting in work so you deserve it! Keep it up!! ❤💯💪🏽

If anyone was wondering, if you hauled with a tri-drive + wagon combination, you would make much more as an owner-operator. A lot of times, customers ask for our tri-drive + wagon over the tandem + pony-pup combination simply for the fact that they can haul much more.

👍IM IMPRESSED, 2 THUMBS UP, KEEP ON TRUCKING !! CHEERS !!!

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi Chris how are you doing. I’m Maria from San Bernardino😊

I’m also a lady trucker, mostly flatbed and reefer, but I’ve also driven tankers and long dumps. Thinking of driving a dump truck and I’d love to be an owner operator someday. Working on that. I have 6 kids and it can be difficult juggling everything but trucking has improved our lives as a family in so many ways. So glad I found your channel. 💖 Blessings to you!

I have to agree with you about the same old thing over and over. I was an o/o in Michigan pulling an 8 axle doing paving and that was what I hated most just going back and forth to the plant and job. Love the channel

Much respect and power to you Queen! Not only are you driving a dump truck, it’s manual, you have a trailer, you’re filming AND YOU’RE MOMMIN’ IT. Salute to you from Central New Jersey 💯 God bless you and your family! Keep it up

@janecarrisa

Жыл бұрын

Hello

@pabs8

Жыл бұрын

Central Jersey. Talking about heavy traffic everywhere.

I've never seen a child seat strapped into a Kenworth and I love it. Being an O/O means you get to take your kid with you. Awesome stuff.

It will all work out. Keep doing what your doing. Tough times now especially with fuel prices.

Multi task much? That's real serious! I can see your seriously careful. I'm a driver but, making a video, taking care of my baby, and driving? Yikes! You go girl!!

Congratulations. Keep doing what you're doing. You and your husband will do great. As an O/O for over 20yrs it's not easy but you'll see the rewards, primarily in doing it your way..

All my respect ti you lady👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I don’t even know you and I’m proud of you. I think that’s great you took the bull by the horn and are doing what you wanna do for work and it also appears like you’re a pretty damn good driver. Keep up the good work super mom!

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi John how are you doing. I’m Maria from San Bernardino😊

Hats off to ur dedication to work & commitment as a mother.. Salute.. Wish you ongoing success

Much respect for this lady.

As an OTR O/O I probably averaged 25K per month but only grossed 7K ish. Went through a lot of money because everybody has their hand out for you to grease. It's a tough business.

@Mike_Greentea

2 жыл бұрын

With these fuel prices I'm glad I haven't made that move to O/O. I'll let my company worry about all that and repairs on the truck. Not worth it just to make a few extra hundred bucks more a week. Good Luck Sir!

@shottava9314

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mike_Greentea don’t let that scare you his situation was definitely different than most

@hmt5oo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mike_Greenteasolo driver owners operators across all boardroom from limo to dump truck. End up if they lucky with house and no pension , no retirement.. One month 40k,other 3 month barely gas money, insurance,++++ Work for your self will have heavy price to pay later on in life...

@mariarusso1325

Жыл бұрын

Hi John how are you doing. I’m Maria from San Bernardino😊

Thanks for sharing some of the business side of trucking. In one of your other videos you mentioned that you usually charge an hourly rate. When do you start/stop the clock? Do you charge from when you leave your house to when you get back, only loaded time, or some other way?

Thank you for sharing your work adventures!!!

Refreshing to hear your story. Good for you young lady. It's a grand career if you want it to be.