A trucker helping another trucker ahh that's the way it was in the old days.Now its dog eat dog ever one for his self these days.Good deed my friend GODSPEED
I wish drivers were still that courteous. I'm a new driver and I didnt know any if the companies so I started driving for Swift. I could never get anyone to help me simply because of that. Most drivers just want to bitch about Swift but they don't offer any help if they ever ask.
It don't have to be that way. I helped two drivers the other night chain up so they could get over Bozeman Pass. Neither one knew how to chain up. I helped them and never took a dime. We still help each other out here in Montana.
Bud reefer in a Kenworth....drop and hook, gotta love it! You're the right kinda trucker, humble, and helps a follower driver with load locks. Pay it forward American Truckers!!
First time watcher .. very impressed .. I have uncles ,cousins and friends who drive a big rig .. with out you guys the world wouldn't know what to do .. Thank you .. and please be safe !!
Found this by accident...dont know why but that was a quick 30 min. A+ for the load bar gifting. Pay it forward my man. Tomorrow I'll buy the next guy in line a coffee for that. Also, makes me wanna start truckin'.
When I used to drive trucks I kept a handheld gas powered stihl blower in the sidebox or under the sleeper. Anytime I had to do a trailer sweep out I just crank that blower up and blow all of the dirt, dust and debris out of the trailer in a minute or so. Super fast and always got the trailer way cleaner than a broom, which uses up your energy as well.
i drove trucks when 13 years old by watching my dad and uncle i'm 52 now and i love your videos so keep them coming (JBG)..my handle is the BONECRUSHER from Fayetteville Nc You are a great person so keep them videos coming my friend.. be careful and be blessed
I love your video man I am thinking about getting into trucking after my contract ends in the military and this gives me a lot of insight into how it is. Thank you.
Brings back a lot of memories, but I was never lucky enough to pick up in the day time. Most pickups were 2 or 3 am. Picked up a few times when the temperature was 0 or below.
You are such a Gentleman JBG, By giving that guy your load lock. Me and the guys at work see your videos on are lunch time all the time,Please say Hi to all the Mechanics at City of San Diego Miramar shop for me. Thanks and GOD Bless You.
great setup for backing that trailer. We use peoplenet too I love it :). I've been off for 2 weeks for xmas, I already miss driving. Never thought this would be the case a year ago lol
New subscriber have been watching both you and Long Haul Larry for some time now.. Although I did drive an 18 in my younger days, I worked 34 years for the EL, CR and Norfolk Southern Railroads. With all the regulatuions you have to put up with, I don't know how you do it!!
I was there in 1977! Inside the warehouse the forklift driver had hollowed out a little lounge right smack in the center of stacks of product. He pulled a triple-stack (maybe4?) out of a seemingly innocent row of product, swung 180 and invited me inside. He then backed into the space so the OUTSIDE looked as seamless as it overdid. BUT inside, there was was a cooler of beers, chairs and a table. Cold Bud was served-up fresh! The good old days. This certainly rivals "The Beach" inside the GM Camaro/Firebird plant in Van Nuys, Calif. Fact, not fiction, fellas!
G’day JB and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 good to see and hear you again I have subscribed look forward to watching more of your videos kind regards John
Thats great bro. Can I suggest that you stay out of debt and put some money in the bank? Driverless trucks will be here very very soon and you dont want to get caught with your pants down (financially) when that happens.
I remember the first time picking up a load here. I had to leave to fill the tractor with fuel and sweep out the trailer. It was busy that day and took a long time to get out of there after live loading.
I have done this 100s of times.. One of my favorite loads.... @ 14:07 ~~~ Dynamic Transit's dark red Peterbilt coming in .. The last company I worked for..
I enjoy your video, I'm laid up and not driving because of a hernia operation. I miss driving,but thanks for doing this. I would team with you if you ever go otr hard.i love the Lord too. Bless you brother!
That's awesome yu gave HIM A LOAD BOX!!!! My dad was a trucker b4 he passed An this is somein he would do because he was a good dude!!!!! That guy mighta got a mile ahead an ain't tell yu about the smokey with the Gun #Radar
Bonnie Hamilton thank you for everything Johnny B Goode love your videos keep them coming thanks so much for all the time and effort thank you have a merry Christmas
Brian but it’s true, he’s a gent for sure but come on man, what would you explain to me when Dubai, a desert, Egypt, a desert, all of a sudden gets snow fall??
Brian morons like you are the reason the name changed to “climate change” the numbers add up. You should know how much numbers matter if you know GCWR and GVWR you definitely should look in on the numbers for climate change you special snowflake
Man that was awesome of you to help that driver out. We are blessed to be a blessing 👍🏽 BTW can you give some tips on Vlogging? I see you have a few cams set up in your cab, do you have them all recording at the same time and then just take the vantage/ footage and splice it together to make your videos?
I agree if Budweiser wants a clean trailer for their beer, then they need to have a washout service, they can charge the companies less and do it right there, for five minutes of work they can be like the airlines and make millions on unneeded charges. Go Blue......
That’s where I’m from St. Louis Missouri I live in Florida now I don’t miss it St. Louis I getting bad not like it was a good place to live in the first place
It is an ok place to visit, if you just go to see the Arch, Six Flags and i was fortunate, enough, to see/hear Metallica @ The Arena, in 1991 or thereabouts and a few years, later i saw/heard Neil Diamond @ a different venue. Good times, although, i was not raped, on either occasion, darn the lick. Rest, in pieces, The Arena. Cool venue and the Acoustics were great, but, the steps were steep, in that place. As steep or steeper than the Arch, it seemed like. Also, I-55 Speedway (Pevely, Missouri) is not to be missed, if in the St. Louis area. One of the best Dirt Tracks, either side of the Mississippi, in my opinion.
AB PAYS VERY WELL.. I used to know a lot of guys that worked there .. used to you could drink beer on the job thats the brewery workers.. they would be drunk every day.. now I think they let them take home so many cases a month or something
I agree 100 percent. Everyone should have the same routine.....landing gear down (check) pin pulled (checked) airlines and pigtails disconnected (check) lower airbags if needed or possible ( check) pull forward slowly and watch mirrors incase of the unlikely event the landing gear fail ( 1/100,000,00) chance, but it happens. Being a creature of habit makes for a safer driver.
Lower the air bags after pulling ahead a foot, dropping the air bags immediately puts unnecessary pressure on the fifth wheel and the pin. You might know this, just trying to help, safe travels☺
With both the trailer and the truck brakes set, that trailer is not going anywhere, especially in the few moment it takes to walk around to drop the landing gear. Some talk about good habits. IMO, paying attention to what you're doing each time is better than a mindless habit or routine.
well that took a whole lot of time but not bad so do any custome show trucks and people with their own trucks go to that same place you was at and drop and pick up trailers as well? or it just be company trucks?
Wish every driver was like you. You sir have all my respect.
Johnny is a Christian. He has to help another in need 👍🏽
Am most impressed the way you helped that driver out. You're a real gent.
John knows God will have his back no need for money!
A trucker helping another trucker ahh that's the way it was in the old days.Now its dog eat dog ever one for his self these days.Good deed my friend GODSPEED
Can u explain what abd why exactly he did that in the begining im confused
@@adonaimorton6782 What: He gave someone a load securing device.
Why: Because he felt like it and why the hell, not.
Who pays for those load locks?
I wish drivers were still that courteous. I'm a new driver and I didnt know any if the companies so I started driving for Swift. I could never get anyone to help me simply because of that. Most drivers just want to bitch about Swift but they don't offer any help if they ever ask.
It don't have to be that way. I helped two drivers the other night chain up so they could get over Bozeman Pass. Neither one knew how to chain up. I helped them and never took a dime. We still help each other out here in Montana.
You not taking the money he offered and told him to return the favor to someone else is selflessness at its finest! May you be blessed in return.
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Bud reefer in a Kenworth....drop and hook, gotta love it!
You're the right kinda trucker, humble, and helps a follower driver with load locks. Pay it forward American Truckers!!
I really love watching your videos. It shows me how work is going to be in the near future (soon to be truck driver ;) )
First time watcher .. very impressed .. I have uncles ,cousins and friends who drive a big rig .. with out you guys the world wouldn't know what to do .. Thank you .. and please be safe !!
That was awesome that you helped that fellow trucker out. Your a great guy. God bless
Found this by accident...dont know why but that was a quick 30 min.
A+ for the load bar gifting. Pay it forward my man. Tomorrow I'll buy the next guy in line a coffee for that.
Also, makes me wanna start truckin'.
I love people helping people...you're a good man. And I love the longer videos very much!
When I used to drive trucks I kept a handheld gas powered stihl blower in the sidebox or under the sleeper. Anytime I had to do a trailer sweep out I just crank that blower up and blow all of the dirt, dust and debris out of the trailer in a minute or so. Super fast and always got the trailer way cleaner than a broom, which uses up your energy as well.
i drove trucks when 13 years old by watching my dad and uncle i'm 52 now and i love your videos so keep them coming (JBG)..my handle is the BONECRUSHER from Fayetteville Nc
You are a great person so keep them videos coming my friend.. be careful and be blessed
I like your clip That you have taken the clip with When you are driving It's fun to enjoy
You're a nice guy and a Gentelman. God bless you.
I love your video man I am thinking about getting into trucking after my contract ends in the military and this gives me a lot of insight into how it is. Thank you.
Brings back a lot of memories, but I was never lucky enough to pick up in the day time. Most pickups were 2 or 3 am. Picked up a few times when the temperature was 0 or below.
@Hello Gary how are you doing
Ive been thinking about making a career in driving and what you did for that driver gives me hope. Good stuff
got some good beer on there. such a nice guy Johnny Be Good helping another driver. my hat goes off to u driver :)
+Robert Beal Grace.... pass it on......
I run out of st.louis every other day I run the AB contract nice to see I ain't the only one helping others
Watching your videos makes it feel like Im a trucker. Keep up the great work homie. 👍
I love that head cam when you were backing in. Very helpful on where the eyes need to be. Thank you. Your videos are fun to watch too.
Good job Mr. Truck driver, is nice to find someone who can help you when you need it..
We need more people like you JBG that is what true life is about GB YOU Brother please be safe
Please aim higher.. we need JESUS CHRIST
Amen You are good man to bad there not lot more like you out there.
I love those auto shift air gauges in the cab.
Giving is blessing!!! It’s old video but you make it always new by helping people in need!!!
That was very nice of you giving that loadlock to that driver
You are such a Gentleman JBG, By giving that guy your load lock. Me and the guys at work see your videos on are lunch time all the time,Please say Hi to all the Mechanics at City of San Diego Miramar shop for me. Thanks and GOD Bless You.
Boy I learn a lot watching you JBG
Love these steps back to WEL days. Guessing John is home break this weekend.
You've got a great attitude. I'm not particularity religious so I hope this isn't offensive but bless you mate. World needs more of you.
God bless you Johnny Be Good for thinking of our gracious Lord!!!
@Hello John how are you doing
great setup for backing that trailer. We use peoplenet too I love it :). I've been off for 2 weeks for xmas, I already miss driving. Never thought this would be the case a year ago lol
God bless all of trucker's out there and stay safe ass possible and get home soon.from the Alabama roadrunner
Always secure the beer. lol You are a wonderful trucker helping another trucker be successful. I would do the same. Many safe travels to you.
enjoyed ridin' with you in St. Louis BUD. I-70 is an ole fire, safe travels and godspeed
My turn to be the old guy, all I had was a CB and am/fm. What a ton of electronics on the dash these days. Helpful I'm sure.
Hard work always PAYS.. keep it up JBG
New subscriber have been watching both you and Long Haul Larry for some time now.. Although I did drive an 18 in my younger days, I worked 34 years for the EL, CR and Norfolk Southern Railroads. With all the regulatuions you have to put up with, I don't know how you do it!!
Thank you so much your videos are amazing I love your positive attitude and a job that is very tough to have one
U are special Johnny!! God bless!
back in the day it was called moonlighting when a cop worked an extra job .thank 4 the ride mack safe travels from pops64 liberty ky
John, be safe out there. Brings back many memories. Now 83 and retired.
I was there in 1977! Inside the warehouse the forklift driver had hollowed out a little lounge right smack in the center of stacks of product. He pulled a triple-stack (maybe4?) out of a seemingly innocent row of product, swung 180 and invited me inside. He then backed into the space so the OUTSIDE looked as seamless as it overdid. BUT inside, there was was a cooler of beers, chairs and a table. Cold Bud was served-up fresh! The good old days. This certainly rivals "The Beach" inside the GM Camaro/Firebird plant in Van Nuys, Calif. Fact, not fiction, fellas!
G’day JB and greetings from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺 good to see and hear you again I have subscribed look forward to watching more of your videos kind regards John
Thumbs up for helping a fellow trucker. Not that many truckers would have done that.
I really enjoy watching your videos they make me really happy all the time and I have subscribed to your channel and I am watching from new Zealand
Thumbs up for helping out a fellow human being!! I wish you safe travels and prosperity my brother!
Thank you for watching and thank you for your support
One of the best truck drivers I've found yet!
That was a solid how you helped that man im shour it will come to help u in future made that mans day
I enjoyed the first person camera I'm about to head off to cdl school next couple of weeks.its like I'm already I'm the cab..thanks u..
I start mid January
Wow! You a great driver. I'm about to start truck driving myself, and I can only hope to be on your level soon!
Thats great bro. Can I suggest that you stay out of debt and put some money in the bank? Driverless trucks will be here very very soon and you dont want to get caught with your pants down (financially) when that happens.
That was very nice of you helping out another driver way to go brother
Thats what trucking is all about. Helping out a fellow trucker brother.
Wish I could vote you up a thousand times, you earned them on this video Johnny.
I remember the first time picking up a load here. I had to leave to fill the tractor with fuel and sweep out the trailer. It was busy that day and took a long time to get out of there after live loading.
I remember taking a load of beer from Columbus, Oh. to Newark, Nj. in adry van. One of the best paying loads I ever had.
Hardly surprising, considering Beer is overpriced flavored Water, with a little Alcohol, in it.
Respect giving that guy a load lock man your a good guy for that
9:10 thanks for that trick! Will try that soon! Greets from Germany.
God bless you, sir. keep on truckin!
Hello JBG thanks fer the shout out hello.....
just saw this clip likes what you said pass it on awesome we all need to do that and don't forget to smile!!! pass that on be safe
Oh buddy I sure do remember picking up and delivering there quite a few times, beings back memories.
Man that truck is a beauty
Just saying g’day mate here from Australia I enjoy watching your videos
that was me in the prime truck back in
keep up on the good work jbg I like how you give the Lord credit because with out him I couldn't drive a truck either god bless you
I like how you give credit to something that might not exist, instead of your damn Parents.
Enjoyed watching the whole video
Good job!! Helping other driver out
Great job brother. Be safe out there.
Your a good man JBG!
You made that backing look easy , I always do driver side and count 4 trailers and snake it sometime I make sometime i struggle
I have done this 100s of times..
One of my favorite loads....
@ 14:07 ~~~ Dynamic Transit's dark red
Peterbilt coming in .. The last company
I worked for..
@Hello Barbusie how are you doing
I enjoy your video, I'm laid up and not driving because of a hernia operation. I miss driving,but thanks for doing this. I would team with you if you ever go otr hard.i love the Lord too. Bless you brother!
Thanks 🙏 and get well soon Eran
Great job helping that guy out ! kudos
Your a good man my friend. Everybody needs help sometimes. Glad to see you help a fellow driver!
I've been to that place many times and I always hated having to wait in long lines 4 times.
That's awesome yu gave HIM A LOAD BOX!!!! My dad was a trucker b4 he passed An this is somein he would do because he was a good dude!!!!! That guy mighta got a mile ahead an ain't tell yu about the smokey with the Gun #Radar
I remember picking up from that place. Had to get re weighted so many times. They said come with a fill tank of fuel.
Johnny you are a gentleman and a scholar!
Bonnie Hamilton thank you for everything Johnny B Goode love your videos keep them coming thanks so much for all the time and effort thank you have a merry Christmas
NOT a scholar. Tell your denial of rising oceans to the people who are flooded out by the ocean. Stick to your driving and you'll do OK.
@@vincehennigan3036 hahaha snowflake moron!
Brian but it’s true, he’s a gent for sure but come on man, what would you explain to me when Dubai, a desert, Egypt, a desert, all of a sudden gets snow fall??
Brian morons like you are the reason the name changed to “climate change” the numbers add up. You should know how much numbers matter if you know GCWR and GVWR you definitely should look in on the numbers for climate change you special snowflake
Never been to BUD in St.louie but I have been to the one in Cartersville, Ga
Man that was awesome of you to help that driver out. We are blessed to be a blessing 👍🏽
BTW can you give some tips on Vlogging? I see you have a few cams set up in your cab, do you have them all recording at the same time and then just take the vantage/ footage and splice it together to make your videos?
I agree if Budweiser wants a clean trailer for their beer, then they need to have a washout service, they can charge the companies less and do it right there, for five minutes of work they can be like the airlines and make millions on unneeded charges. Go Blue......
I agree
I always enjoyed picking up at that brewery.
That’s where I’m from St. Louis Missouri I live in Florida now I don’t miss it St. Louis I getting bad not like it was a good place to live in the first place
St Louis isn't that bad man, there are places you don't go after dark, like every other city.
It is an ok place to visit, if you just go to see the Arch, Six Flags and i was fortunate, enough, to see/hear Metallica @ The Arena, in 1991 or thereabouts and a few years, later i saw/heard Neil Diamond @ a different venue. Good times, although, i was not raped, on either occasion, darn the lick. Rest, in pieces, The Arena. Cool venue and the Acoustics were great, but, the steps were steep, in that place. As steep or steeper than the Arch, it seemed like. Also, I-55 Speedway (Pevely, Missouri) is not to be missed, if in the St. Louis area. One of the best Dirt Tracks, either side of the Mississippi, in my opinion.
My son and ex live in st Louis south city.
Used to go here a bit with my last company. Glad they give you scales to make sure you're legal before you left that place
You seem why to happy hanging around that Budweiser Plant JBG. Just saying.
good one thanks for uploading good help
AB PAYS VERY WELL.. I used to know a lot of guys that worked there .. used to you could drink beer on the job thats the brewery workers.. they would be drunk every day.. now I think they let them take home so many cases a month or something
Man, it sucks so much has changed. When someone lends a helping hand now the default reaction is to pay them. Thanks for helping that nice guy
Way to help out your fellow driver JBG.....
Landing gear is the first thing you do when you hit the ground for a drop. Never ever should a pin be pulled before the landing gear is dropped.
lol and then pulls up with landing gear down still.
I agree 100 percent. Everyone should have the same routine.....landing gear down (check) pin pulled (checked) airlines and pigtails disconnected (check) lower airbags if needed or possible ( check) pull forward slowly and watch mirrors incase of the unlikely event the landing gear fail ( 1/100,000,00) chance, but it happens. Being a creature of habit makes for a safer driver.
Lower the air bags after pulling ahead a foot, dropping the air bags immediately puts unnecessary pressure on the fifth wheel and the pin.
You might know this, just trying to help, safe travels☺
With both the trailer and the truck brakes set, that trailer is not going anywhere, especially in the few moment it takes to walk around to drop the landing gear. Some talk about good habits. IMO, paying attention to what you're doing each time is better than a mindless habit or routine.
thats was a nice favor act congratulations u are a good man
well that took a whole lot of time but not bad so do any custome show trucks and people with their own trucks go to that same place you was at and drop and pick up trailers as well? or it just be company trucks?
I never knew that any trailers on that lot had product in them. Been there 22 years and still learning.
God bless you man
John , you have lots of patience!...
For a moment I thought you were going to do a blindside back in, That would be a good place with no tractors around to destroy, LOL.
Very insight full
great video fam
Bruh this guy is real funny bro I subbing now lol 😂😂