Your gonna show this kid the real world of blue collar work and self esteem and rewards. Good job Steve

Years ago matter of a fact in 1977 I drove a Pete cabover painted just like Orwell, I hauled cattle for two years for Sunderman Transport out of Windom Minnesota. Ran basically from Fargo North Dakota sale yard to Jerome Idaho sale yard. Loved driving a cabover, they always said first to the accident and the last to leave. Been driving for 44 years and still driving, I will be sixty six years old the end of the year and will drive till they say no more. It’s a hard life but it’s a lifestyle that I have never regretted. Love your channel, you are a upstanding man and driver keep it up!! Love the sound of that cat turbo spooling up and down when you shift!!!!

That fire truck is like three Sprinter Ambulances into one.

I only have small time off..But when I do..I watching FSC Trucking ..God Bless America :)

Alrighty then there Hero! You brought one out of the archives. I remember when the youth was a long for the RIDE.❤🐘🇺🇸

When the other battery was alive hahaha! What a beautiful symphony

In 1987, I experienced what could be considered a 'hard landing'. The ARFF crews got us out of the aircraft with a moderate amount of difficulty, and having that Oshkosh crash truck with 1,000 gallons of "A-Triple-F" (Aqueous Film Forming Foam), meant that they could do a better job of getting us out of the forward sections of the aircraft.

Dude the Minecraft Hoodie sends it :"DD

Great job on the camera work Nick, yes that fire truck is a tad large 😀. Great work both, thanks for sharing.

Great video Steve. Nick did great work on the camera 👍

Guys my brother Jug has passed away this past Friday, so he was a trucker, and we're going to give him his Last Ride in his 18 wheeler.

Great video Steve really enjoy all the camera angles and your commentary. Nick did a great job with the camera. Stay safe Steve and Nick.

Great Intro!!!!!!!! Music too... in the background, awesome! 🤘 Keep doing whatcha doin', keepin Merica moving!

You fixed the stack great job

hello Steve, best regards from Germany! I am so happy because, now i can drive Orwell in American Truck Simulator! 😁Someone makes a beautyful skin for this game.

Great job Nick!!!!!!

Enjoyed the video chap...Hi from the Isle of man(UK)

I never noticed the subtle differences before in your goose-neck connection on the old trailer compared to your newer trailer. I think you explained recently the newer one has more height adjustment than the older?? Happy travels.

Oshkosh Striker.. Awesome ... We have one @ USSF Thule Air Base, Greenland. Steve: Take care of your knees when working and wear knnepads or workwear with built-in kneepads, Great videos BTW

Fantastic camera work from your Nephew.

Another good video Steve KEEP ON TRUCKIN 👍 🇺🇸 🚛 🐘

I LOVE THE SOUND OF THIS DAMN TRUCK.......

Good beautiful rainy evening brother

North Georgia, saying keep up the great work! And thank you.

South River NJ checking in Steve!

When you tightened the second rear chain, you could see the first 1 you tightened loosen up a bunch...........

Nice video 🌹🚛

That is really a big one... a 4 axle truck do not fit on that trailer, i see it is a full house on that flat bed... (good cam positions also again !!)

Thank to all veterans 🙏

Hmmm... You look like FSC *Trucking* to me!

You really should get a story pole. Use it to measure the height of your load from the ground. Search "load height poles" and get rid of the flimsy tape measure.

Just to see how fascinated your nephew was with the striker fire truck must have put some extra pep in your step because how many kids get to ride with an Uncle who does what you do?

My kids was shocked seeing the heavy D11 Dozer I was hauling on the lowboy trailer and they were like 😳😳😳 shocked seeing it loaded up and ready to go up north. They was like where's the tracks I said on that trailer and can't hail them together. Oldest son he's 20 and is completing the heavy load tests that we do. And he's doing excellent like how to strap loads down and Steve o have used some of ur videos on how to strap loads the correct way and some driver's stated they are subscribed to your channel.

Hi how are you guys I'm from Brazil I'm following you

I drive semi for pomps tire in Oshkosh, and we assemble all the tires and wheels for Oshkosh truck and pierce .

Teach em young

Lmao gonna rip out that kingpin

Dixie ratchet binders are much easier/nicer binder.😀

Hey Steve, can you show us your cb and antenna setup??

No work gloves on steering wheel! Good man!

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Check your pins! Just saying

Oh ok on Nick

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ah so this was done before the green APU

How much space in your well?

We miss you my friend! 2weeks no vid, everthing's allright?

Well, what was the height on that hose nozzle? what do you like to stay under? 14 foot?

What’s the weight of everything?

Hi bro whatcha up to hope all is well prayers 4 healing and unspoken also prayers 4 everyone and bless great healthy peaceful safe journeys travels and happy hauling in the name of the Creator God and Jesus and the Holy Ghost Amen much honor and respect keep walking tall also y not put rollers on ur truck frame like some oversized haulers / oil rig haulers have it may make it easier to get under ur trlr however yes I understand that's 100k ur trying to pick and get under just thinking it maybe lil easier cool cool load cool video keep on keeping on bro and many blessings 🚌🌅🌌⛺🌄🏞🏖 👍👍💪🙂👍👍

Just curious. Does wiedenmier pay for your over gross and oversize permits.Or is it on you TIA

Who’s doing the camera work while you’re hooking up?

This diesel shortage thing, how is it affecting you?

I know that load was super heavy.

Is Nick in college now? I thought your mum od Dad would keep you posted.

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Is it possible to make money flipping a trucker project as NFTs. I was left with the impression that they turn out profitable.