This man is literally the best truck vlogger out there

@Bushbro9

Ай бұрын

100%

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the kind gesture 🙏🏽

@bishopchristopher4444

Ай бұрын

I watch slimepack392, marvelous marv, and vagamademe😊

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

@bishopchristopher4444 appreciate you bro

@presy_jay

20 күн бұрын

​@@bishopchristopher4444appreciate the watch.

You are a old soul trucker you don't have music on in your truck to distract you from knowing your truck by listening to the sounds of your truck being one with it so you know it period. It is beautiful.👍

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

I prefer to listen to the truck and hear what's happening around me. 99.999% I don't listen to music. The truck is all the much I need 🔥🔥

@KidZekai

Ай бұрын

@@presy_jaydon’t you get bored? What do you think about all day?

I look foward to your videos. I was an over the road hot shot driver but always a fan of the big rig world. The shifting and down shifting with engine braking was a sound that you have to love.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you bro 🫡🫡

Incredible! For those of us that don't drive a truck it's great seeing what it takes! You make it look easy.

My two favorite KZread drivers (you and "interstatemademe" release the video 1 minute apart. Today is a good day😊

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

5pm on Monday is a hot 🔥 time for all youtubers. Appreciate the watch as always. Go show interstate some luv after. 🫡🫡

@SemperFi042

Ай бұрын

I always show love and support to you both 💪🏿✌🏿🙏🏿

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

@@SemperFi042 you're appreciated!

@SemperFi042

Ай бұрын

As a retired Law enforcement Captain,I have lots of time to watch stress-free KZread of something I've always enjoyed. You two really are the realist as they come. Plus I like to see young brothers making that money honest and with passion. God bless you 💪🏿 🙏🏿

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

​@SemperFi042 thanks for your service. Enjoy your retirement 🫡👮‍♂️ much luv!

C'mon folks,even if here for first time,subscribe! Marv upstanding hard working dad. Class act!!!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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Woo Hoo, when you crossed into NC. Raleigh, NC here. I am thoroughly enjoying this ride with you. That Peter is purring and sounding good. You're right, the scenery is gorgeous. Haven't driven this stretch yet. More of a I-95N, I-85 road dawg, but in my car. Keep generating great content. I've loved 18-wheelers since childhood, and your channel has allowed me to see what it's like in real time. Haven't been in one yet, but it's on my bucket list. Keep rolling and stay safe out there. Thanks for keeping America's shelves stocked!!😻😻

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you watching and also checking in! Stay blessed 🙌🏽

I haven’t seen anyone shift a truck smoother than you! I’m learning how to downshift right now so I can get my cdl. Thanks for the content!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Best wishes with the cdl.

That Ole Skol Pete sounds good !! 18 Speed ...That's real Trucking with a real Truck...With that Ole Skol pre emission Caterpillar C15 6nz Engine !! 💯💯 Keep on Trucking & moving that Freight Safely Driver....10 4

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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Subscribed and slammed the like button!! Love watching you shift…you make it look SO easy. I tried driving for a living but I wasn’t any good at it. Watching you is how I dreamt it would be. Stay safe and I’ll keep watching and slamming the like button!!👍🙏

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the sub! 🫡

Bro I've been watching trucking videos on you KZread for years now and I can proudly say that you're the most knowledgeable and informative truck driver on this platform right now, and you are the reason why I'm following my dreams as a trucker driver. Keep doing what you doing marvelous marv your videos give me inspiration everyday.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the kind words. The reality is that you have a lot of youtuber who do trucking videos on this platform. I'm a trucker that does youtube videos! Hopefully, it makes sense to you. I wish you all the success on your journey. Be safe!

I've been retired from truck driving approximately 10 years.Hearing the Jake brake and the duel exhaust just brings good memories,besafe thanks for sharing.

@presy_jay

2 күн бұрын

@@Jbutler63 🫡🫡 enjoy your retirement!

@Jbutler63

2 күн бұрын

@@presy_jay thank you!!!

“The Gorge” use to give me goosebumps when I first started driving flatbed but all you’ve got to do is take your time 💪🏾

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

That's the key. A lot of guys go flying through there and learn the hard way. There are way too many curves to play around.

@musclemania30

Ай бұрын

@@presy_jay went through there with a smooth bore tanker too 😳 same thing, take your time and live to tell about it.

Appreciate you making these videos. Stay safe and God Bless you 🙏

Bless up brother I recently just got my CDL and I love your channel learning a lot from you man keep up the great work trucker at heart here❤

That's cool stuff Mav! Brother, I've never been a trucker but watching you in every aspect of your profession, it appears you would be a Perfect Master Trainer! You are 💯 professional in everything you do, that is apparent to us all! God Bless and thank you for the clean pass time and education.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it family!

That Pete sounds soooo gooooood!! Keep it up brother and keep them jakes on😎 God bless

Introduction is straightforward and easy to grasp. Currently watching, thanks for the content! 💯💪

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the watch!

Good job dear marvelous Marv a truck sounds good coming down on the side of the mountain bro I love the deep sound of the compression coming out of that engine with that Jake brake on 👍👍👍

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Right on🫡🫡

Another great video Mr. Marvelous!

Thanks Marv! JakeBrake lovers gonna love this episode. I enjoyed that little sneak peek of the 18-speed-tutorial. The transitions between your recordings. O.o I see everything ^^ You put some work in this one. Double thumbs up!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

I'm in work mode Arti! Lol

Truck sounds good brotha god bless and safe on those roads 🔥

Beautiful work Young Blood. She was definitely purring for you. She showed out when she blew up that overpass at the exit. Great content and I am looking forward to your shift tutorial, thanks.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Much luv Tony! 🫡

Definitely a new subscriber here !!! I've seen a few short but this is the first video from you!!!! I'll look to make a replica of your truck soon !!! 🤘🏼😎 love your style, nice and slow like it is supposed to be 🔥

I subscribed I’ve been watching your stuff for a few days now and your content is very informative. You’re doing great things and I know greater things will come your way.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Welcome aboard! Appreciate the sub!

Finallyyy!! Been waiting for this video for a while😂😎 keep doing u brotha 💯💯💯😎

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Full tutorial coming soon!

Man this channel is legit!!! I’m glad I found it. Keep up the vids, they are awesome!!!!

@presy_jay

8 күн бұрын

@aaronmaupin8727 Appreciate you, Aaron! Thanks for the sub! Go catch up on the awesome content you've missed so far. 🎥

This is exactly the type of truck i want to drive if i become a driver. Love the exhaust note, the turbo sounds, and that shifting. Instant subscriber

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Right on! Welcome to the family!

Ok learning more .. thank you so much.. my truck was really mistreated and horrible maintenance.. learning the truck.. thank you for everything.. I really learn a lot .. and practice what you teach

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Appreciate it

Great inspiration watching, gaining information, nice Intel, real genuine trucker,,machine sounding excellent, hot a road

Gotta love listening to the motor and the turbo singing

New to driving truck here, and I just found out through this video that you can’t shift if you can’t shift with the Jake’s on. lol didn’t know that was a thing but me being who I am I couldn’t let myself be that guy that can’t shift! So I practiced for about 3 days to get it right and now I’m pretty smooth and confident that I AM the guy that can shift! 😂 This video taught me quite a bit. It’s one thing to know what you’re doing, it’s a whole other thing having the gift of teaching. Love your videos, looking forward to more so at this point I’m going to subscribe.

@presy_jay

18 күн бұрын

Have a full 18-speed tutorial coming. Stay tuned. Thanks for the sub! 🫡🫡

Been watching since your 2nd month glad to se your channel doing great 😊

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you! It's only up from here! 🫡

Marv you a boss man stay blessed and keep it rollin

Thank you, Marvin. Awesome video, brother.👍👍👍 I don’t get people that can’t hit the like button. and man you got over 1 million returning viewers that don’t subscribe??? That’s crazy. Maybe they’ll hit the bell. After all is free don’t cost you nothing. You be safe out there God bless.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

And the crazy thing is, they're watching these videos for over 10 mins. I do pay attention to my audience retention. I use that to determine how long my videos should be. Hopefully, more and more of them will become a Raymond to this channel. 🫡🫡

@raymondbradley6788

Ай бұрын

@@presy_jay I appreciate that Marvin much love, brother👍👍👍

Hey man thank you for the video. You are quite the driver and I appreciate your setup. Very well done.

@presy_jay

17 күн бұрын

@@gr8sprtstman appreciate you! Thanks for watching.

Video is awesome man .. I watch you all the time I’m a trucker to👍 I learn a lot from ur vids bro Thanks for the vids man keep em comin 👍👍👍🔥

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thank you Brian. Be safe out there brother! 🐈💨🫡🫡

Had to rewatch this video this week because I didn’t have a video that I always look forward to each week, love the contents and keep up the good work

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you Greg! Much luv

I appreciate this bro. Smoothe shifting, very cautious and informative driving skills. Checking in from Jamaica!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Bless up bro 🇯🇲

I really enjoy ur videos my brother.Safe travels God bless

Let’s gooooo going through those gears easy 💪🏾

Marvelous marv,the best man on a 18 speed 👌

Enjoy watching you drive....just spreading the love back to you. Stay safe out there!! ❤

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you! 🫡

Keep up the great videos makes me want to start trucking love the jake brake thats the only reason why i would want to drive a rig!!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Go for it. Gotta be more than just the jake brake, though. Gotta have a passion/love for it.

😁sweet sound of Music 🎶 to my ears ❤️shifting on point 👍

Truck sounds damn good 💪🏿

I've said it before, and I'll say it again your truck sounds absolutely amazing! Thank you for the tutorial, I love how this stuff works with trucks 👍👍

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you Matt 🫡

Marvelous Marvin, another great video! Loyal subscriber here, marv is legit real deal trucker. Love ❤️the content 👌 ❤️

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

I appreciate that Mark!

I just put the sound on my truck speakers and lay in my bunk. Love the sound of that turbo.💯

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Right on! 🐈💨

1st time viewer now subbing hoping for the best 👌

Awesome Awesome Awesome 👌. Got you locked in. Very educational, with the Jake's and the splitter. I would some tips on your backing up techniques and game. Looking forward to more of your videos. Big up and keep trucking.

@presy_jay

23 күн бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching! 🫡

love the video man keep up the good work god love you stay safe

I'm a new sub and man I'm glad I found your channel. I live in NYC and I've always been fascinated by trucks. Safe travels my bro.

@presy_jay

29 күн бұрын

Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the family!

Massive respect for the truckers.i can say it is a hard graft,ling days,loneliness,stress etc…im less than 2 years in,tried it but realised it isnt for me.looking for something else.wish you safe trucking bro

You are the best driver I salute you brother

Been watching you for a while now I finally subscribed to show some love brotha all the way from Chicago west suburbs keep on rolling

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the sub. I put those numbers on the screen to show y'all. A lot of my viewers are just watching but aren't subscribed, and they're not liking the videos. The best way to show support is to subscribe and like the videos. Welcome to the family! Drop a comment every now and then. I'll respond!

Always enjoy the ride. Enjoy your comments and knowledge. Be safe out there.👍 Truck really, really nice.

Great as always 👍👍be safe & good luck✌️✌️

Very nice video, and scenery, safe travels

very excellent driving and very helpful for the young driver also. Loving it.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it Archi!

That truck is immaculate looks and sounds so good

Good mate, keep on doing it 👍

Boss man you are a good driver, don't know how long you been driving but I'm 28 yrs in. Number 1 I don't use my Jake brakes period unless I'm on a steep down grade. Anyone that says Jakes are not hard on the valve train being on all the time doesn't no what there talking about .Any old school trucker or mechanic will tell you this.Number 2,I never sit at any light with my truck in gear on the clutch,once I've shifted down to a safe speed to use my brakes I throw it in neutral. I've ran a cheap clutch 13 yrs pulling 44-48k payload every trip out until the throw out bearing gave way. Just a little advice from a mid 90s old school O/O that believes in making his equipment last as long as possible. Keep up the good work and stay safe out here.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. However, putting yourself truck in neutral and coming to a stop is one of the worst things you can do. You reduce your stopping power. You're then solely relying on and abusing your service brakes. The truck will stop a lot quicker in gear. As for my valve train, I get my overhead ran once annually. The last one was done in December. Adjusted with no issues whatsoever. Every driver or O/O have their own driving technique. My truck is rarely in the shop. I fix a lot of things myself. The reason why most guys turn the turn the jake brake off is because they don't know how to shift with it on. That's when it's hard on the valves. I can upshift and downshift every single gear with the jake brake on without it making a single sound. Be safe on the road. God bless 🫡

Excellent driving

This man is a real truck driver...I listen everything he said and i understand...I was a farmer boy working at the farm...but now i became a truck driver...my life have change...i have a car cattles goat's...I have never go to school...I respect trucks...I love you man thank you very much👍👍💪💪

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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I love all of these, and think about “driving” every day. I drive a Sprinter in DFW 6 days a week and it’s nuts…evergrowing, with crazy drivers…just bad drivers..,but the love playing the game…getting around all of the construction, accidents, calling it when I know someone coming around me is going to be texting with two thumbs or is going to cross three lanes with no signal, or they are wanting to brake check me… It’s fun sometimes, Just knowing how to get around everything, knowing who you is going to cause a problem and avoiding it, while being courteous and not losing my cool. Anyway, I would love to really drive..this video really brings it out..I have great friends that outside of Nashville an hour or so and the entire area out there is gorgeous. I need to start playing the lottery, because I want something like that beautiful truck and roads, mountains, miles, music and yeah….schedules, insurances, and construction, and assholes, and dumbasses…tired back, tired eyes and everything else. I’ll take it all.. Thank You for what you do.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Put your ducks in order and work towards it! 🫡🫡

Very nice truck and throttle control that was how I was taught Jake stays on. And if it's done properly like this it will not pop on every time you shift , and eventually take out the valve and the Jake casting. Good trucking to you.

@presy_jay

25 күн бұрын

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love to see Trucker Calm and chilling not like other truckers ♥

N C boy my self.. keep it coming... much love

Love the smoothness shifting mi General!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Respect bro! 🫡🫡

Awesome video

This is badass.

Marvelous you make driving a truck look so easy.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Wasn't always like this, bro. Took a few years to get this comfortable. 🐈💨

Finely got a cool as truck driver that lets you hear the truck go through the gears up and down so cool.

@presy_jay

5 күн бұрын

@@TuterauihiRatahi real trucking ova here! Welcome to my channel!

Wow, you make it look so easy, smooth shifting truck. I❤it that gear is wooo but you handling it. Safe trucking❤❤❤

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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What's cracking, Marv great channel. I'm out in California trucking it. I know what you mean about a slow process on starting a channel. I'm in that boat. It's all about the grind, my guy. Stay safe out there.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Just stay at it. Keep grinding. Here's my formula. 1. Put God 1st 2. Be myself 3. Create good content The rest will come. God bless 🙏🏽

New subscriber, checking in from Detroit Michigan

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the sub!

The gorge looks like a great road- for my car! I'll head there on my next trip to 129 😀

I've been giving truck drivers the curtesy flash to merge since I've been 16 yrs old as taught by my father, always got a thank you back until about 2011 things have changed. I get less and less thank you back from truckers. Now being 53 yrs old Its a once in a blue moon thing to get a thank you back. Don't understand it. Keep the shiny side up and rubber side down bro! Love your content here in northeast PA! Be Safe..

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

A lot of these newer truckers took the truck outta trucking. When they made it possible to get your cdl with an automatic truck, it changed the industry. Much luv, and thanks for supporting my content.

Learned a lot thanks bro

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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Man I wish I could drive with you bro you got mad skills. Keep the videos coming and stay safe fam off top. Keep those wheels Rollin.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

I appreciate it. That's for watching. Just might run into you one day.

@migo831

Ай бұрын

@@presy_jay that would be awesome.

I made it to the end... You're a good driver broh.. I enjoyed the content, I'm watching from Zimbabwe, a country from the Continent of Africa😁😁

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching all the way from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 🫡🫡

Gladly appreciate this video

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

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Very few can shift a truck like that, appreciate the tips Marv!

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

You bet! 🫡

I appreciate you making videos for us! Since I saw you driving with jakes on Im doing it too wayyyy better but dont like driving wt jakes when empty

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

It takes time to get used to. But, empty or loaded, it's the same concept. Stay safe.

Man you make me want to get in the business of driving and I love to drive anyway

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Come on!

Throttle control... got it I been waiting for this video bro 😊

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

More like this to come. 🔥🔥🐈💨

@gunsbutter6571

Ай бұрын

@presy_jay I can dig it brother keep trucking u got my support 💯

Hi I love love your videos your so awesome and funny love the truck 😊

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate it, Howard! New video drop in 30 mins. 4 pm Eastern time.

As a rookie driver driving an automatic unfortunately but I'm blessed and 1 day I will learn to drive a manual but I'm subscribed and I love watching your videos bro

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

Good Driving Skills Safe Travel Watching From London Ky

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you. Shout out to KY 🫡

Man 6nz's sound soo nice

Your the Best trucker out there

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thanks David. Appreciate it!

Those Jake’s sound beautiful

Definitely have a foot cam when you dona tutorial. Fine motor skills are pretty easy to learn with your hands, but learning them with your feet and legs is much harder. I think what the feet are doing is the most important thing when shifting.

Arriving at the channel

Owesome video ❤

New subscriber bro keep it up man

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

I'm not a trucker, but I just love your videos.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

I appreciate that 🫡🫡

Yessir good job soon switch my gear box from 13-18

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

13 will get the job done. 18 is just the icing on the 🎂 🐈💨

With my 2 years experience and with companies not liking to give out trucks with fresh/new brakes there's been a few times when a hill/last second steep grade grabbed me by the balls and I had to choose between possibly burning out my brakes or preserving the brakes but letting the truck go a much higher speed while in the left lane with flashers on because I just couldn't slow down to the speed limit without burning out the truck's brakes and loosing stopping power all together. Also the trailer's brakes weren't in great shape so I really had my work cut out for me to make it safely down the super steep grade without incident. It was like I was able to "tap" the brakes maybe for a couple of seconds but then I noticed how stopping power began to rapidly disappear as the worn brakes overheated then I had no choice but to let go even if it meant I had to go 80 in a 65 I just had no choice but to let the brakes cool or burn them out. Fortunately enough being a learner and learning the areas better I knew ahead of time when to slow like way down and I've even gotten into a habit of going as much as 20 below the posted speed limit instead of the 10 below as originally taught. When a truck has great brakes and brake drums/disk it's normally not an issue to slow down at anytime but when braking parts are worn even though still in legal spec things can still get dangerous while trying to slow down. All in all I learned how to take better precautions before entering a steep grade BUT there are sometimes no warning till the last second and if your already going too fast even if within legal speed limits even 10 miles below isn't always safe for a particular truck's condition along with many other factors taken into consideration. I love this video as it has helped to "fortify" my current knowledge with how to handle steep grades. Meaning so what if I already knew but I continue to "relearn" even if I don't have to as I don't mind being "reminded" about/how to handle things safely especially considering allot of times there are no second chances to get things done right/safe enough.

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

Never allow a company to put you in faulty equipment. You not only risk your life, but the lives of others on the road. Just remember, ultimately, you'll be held responsible if the fan hits the ceiling. Also, it sounds to me like you're going down these grades in the wrong gear. If you're doing 80 in a 65, you're in the wrong gear. Just remember, you can never go down too slow. Notice, I'm going down 15-20 miles below the posted speed limit. My weight played a factor, if I was lighter, I'd go a little faster. You've gotta know the truck you're in, and which gear will take you down at a safe speed. Be safe out there. 🫡🫡

@kennethmatthew3453

Ай бұрын

@@presy_jay I wish during training I was told "you can never go down too slow". Usually a trainer's truck are generally in much better condition especially considering "company trainers" are usually given the newest equipment so newer drivers are usually taught in trucks with "better/newer brakes" although not always the case. Either way my trainer's truck had great breaks and always slowed with ease so I had a "false sense of confidence" when it came to steep grades from the very beginning. I learned the hard way "fortunately without incident" it's best to go as slow as needed no matter what. Seeing this video made me feel as if it's okay to "slow down" as much as needed while turning on flashers once below a certain speed limit from the posted limit. These trainers push new drivers to "go hard" but I never went harder then I could handle no matter if it upset my trainers or not and I always slowed down way ahead of time when coming up to severely slowing traffic as I always prioritized safety 1st until I really got used to actually knowing "for sure" how long it took the truck "to stop". I was extremely cautious during my 1st weeks in training and I was confident but scared at the same time although I was passionate about what I was getting into. By my calculations it takes at least 10 years to learn virtually everything about trucking "sometimes longer" and I'm greatly surprised how much I've learned in just 2 years with still so much more to learn. Sure I may be an excellent driver with great instincts on the road but there is just so much more than moving a truck along with many dangers they don't teach you about in trucking school or while in training. I see why training used to last 3-6 months or 3+ months instead of the 2-3 weeks these days. Honestly you don't learn much in just 2-3 weeks or you only learn hints and a few suggestions if that. Nowadays with newer drivers either you catch on quick and adapt even quicker or you drown with the danger of taking someone else down with you. You're thrown into a truck/pool and either you learn to swim or drown via any kind of accident. Even 1st time driving on ice I was solo and had to "learn fast" or get stuck but luckily I'm natural fast learner with trucking in my bloodline but I've seen so many crashed trucks where newbies didn't learn fast enough. Now I'm going to go and continue having wet dreams of someday owning a Kenworth W900 lol... d*ck gets super hard even thinking about going inside one every day for years... they look so good 😍

@presy_jay

Ай бұрын

@@kennethmatthew3453 be safe out there.