In the 90's got a brand new coe and hauled hay and freight and this video brought back the good old days.... When Hay Haulers ruled the I-10 and we watched out for each other....5 to 10 hay trucks at one time rolling together from Blythe and imperial.... RIP Ramone Madrid.... Best boom man ever....
This Brings back memories. Central California hay Hauling, My Dad lived this life and he loved it till the day he Died in 1996’ Mario “Wild Man” Balderama
Back when men were men, hay haulers were a breed apart and no one ever heard of a squeeze. Hay haulers never went to the gym, their fingers were bigger then most men's forearms.
There are a few in Nevada and in Imperial valley calif, the guys that been at it awhile still will use a boom If needed but for the most part most of the drivers now are not hand stackers
Ihave learned how to handle hay and run a hayloader in bellflower ca Artesia ca when paramount CA was the dairy capital then they were pushed out by the city and had to move to Chino California and now they are being pushed out of their instill have my dad's hayloader in Chino California and can still run it irestored it to the bill ward hayloader that truns 360 degrees there is only 3 left out there my brother Steve hernandez owns the 2nd one 👍
They're neat looking trucks. I guess they're set up for one job only.........haulin' hay. Looks like you take a lot of pride in them. I like the track as well, never heard that one before, thought I'd heard all the truckin' tracks.
My dad milk cows 🐄 and unloaded hay by hand a had to bill ward hayloaders in Artesia ca and Chino California where me and my brother Steve and Gilbert hernandez able hernandez are dad I still have my dad's hayloader in bellflower California
In the 90's got a brand new coe and hauled hay and freight and this video brought back the good old days.... When Hay Haulers ruled the I-10 and we watched out for each other....5 to 10 hay trucks at one time rolling together from Blythe and imperial.... RIP Ramone Madrid.... Best boom man ever....
This Brings back memories. Central California hay Hauling, My Dad lived this life and he loved it till the day he Died in 1996’ Mario “Wild Man” Balderama
Back when men were men, hay haulers were a breed apart and no one ever heard of a squeeze. Hay haulers never went to the gym, their fingers were bigger then most men's forearms.
charles good
I grew up booming,using an old elevator,chain drive pickup and still use t hooks......now most dtivrts just use a cell phone to call a squeez !
Nice video. I jus bought a cab over. single screw . can't wait to put it on the road hay hualer Special😉
thanks, well thats me between the age of 22- 38, then also my bro, and my kids when they were little.
great video! even greater trucks,...theres nothing beter than peterbilt trucks
There are a few in Nevada and in Imperial valley calif, the guys that been at it awhile still will use a boom If needed but for the most part most of the drivers now are not hand stackers
love the video, I have a 3 axle version of your hay hauler in Sonoma County
sick trucks wish I had a 379 like that
Ihave learned how to handle hay and run a hayloader in bellflower ca Artesia ca when paramount CA was the dairy capital then they were pushed out by the city and had to move to Chino California and now they are being pushed out of their instill have my dad's hayloader in Chino California and can still run it irestored it to the bill ward hayloader that truns 360 degrees there is only 3 left out there my brother Steve hernandez owns the 2nd one 👍
They're neat looking trucks. I guess they're set up for one job only.........haulin' hay. Looks like you take a lot of pride in them. I like the track as well, never heard that one before, thought I'd heard all the truckin' tracks.
i live in california , the sqeeze belongs to a guy here, i got out of the trucking 4 yrs ago so now i brooker hay
thank you, but all this was back in the day.lol.
can you upload more videos of your trucks
Do you have any pics of JIM YATES trucks?
badass trucks
thanks
My dad milk cows 🐄 and unloaded hay by hand a had to bill ward hayloaders in Artesia ca and Chino California where me and my brother Steve and Gilbert hernandez able hernandez are dad I still have my dad's hayloader in bellflower California
theres a few 7-2 on here,but when there heavy, there heavy , lol.