Great video bud glad to see ya again! Love the content as always and that little bit of history on the cattle was really interesting! Don’t kill your self trying to pump out videos bud I think most people prefer quality over quantity. Stay safe out there man!
Just found your channel today. Hauled cattle back in the late 90's early 2000's.And your right, this job ain't for everybody. I could deal with all the crap on the inside of the trailer.... But one day that I forgot the golden rule. Don't stand close to the trailer for too long. Needless to say one cow had a blowout and seems like his ass was right on the hole in the trailer... Shit all over me. I was in PA late night clock running out so no showers. AND THAT WAS MY LAST WEEK!!!! 😂😂😂
There are probably some farmers that would be glad to get the manure washed out in a field somewhere. It is just finding them and be able to wash it out. If you park on a hill, does it run out?
I just found your channel two weeks ago and I like it it along. Can you talk about what all you go through driving with a load that is constantly shifting especially in the winter in snow and ice. And yes I use to drive a semi pulling a stepdeck and skateboard.
Taking care of your equipment goes a long way. Picking the rocks out gave me a few ideas too. Hope you feel better soon. Can't wait for the next one. Take care, drive safe.
Thank you I wondered where you kept all your winter boards. And do you ever haul 🐑? I've seen you haul calves and adult cows and pigs. What else do you haul. And how often is it mandatory that you have a wash out. I've seen you do it sometimes after each load. And very few times you don't. And do you have to go through the ag stations in California and Florida and what do they do to you, if anything special.
The difference between a novice and someone who really cares about his equipment. In my day I would notice some drivers taking the time to remove rocks from their tire treads. I always thought it was about the tires throwing the rocks, but to hear your explanation about the science also involved in enlightening. The old saying remains true, take care of your equipment and your equipment will take care of you, that includes your body. Do it now or pay later. I am looking forward to your next video.
Hello, new to your channel, like the videos I hauli cattle for over 12yrs, but unfortunately had to walk away for a bit, hauling dairy tanker, all for the benefits, know benefits hauling cattle, which it should be
Since you were talking about the cows weights. What happens when your over 80,000 lbs? Do have to unload couple of them. Does your spread axle help vs having more axles or having tandem axles?
@@VaughnDallasVance I only stated what I did is because the hauling company was associated with had firm rules (for owner operators too) . If you didn't have time,you had to at least scrape what you could and spray antibacterial to prevent possible problems with illness from being brought in
Great video bud glad to see ya again! Love the content as always and that little bit of history on the cattle was really interesting! Don’t kill your self trying to pump out videos bud I think most people prefer quality over quantity. Stay safe out there man!
Thanks for the feedback I appreciate it a ton
Just found your channel today. Hauled cattle back in the late 90's early 2000's.And your right, this job ain't for everybody. I could deal with all the crap on the inside of the trailer.... But one day that I forgot the golden rule. Don't stand close to the trailer for too long. Needless to say one cow had a blowout and seems like his ass was right on the hole in the trailer... Shit all over me. I was in PA late night clock running out so no showers. AND THAT WAS MY LAST WEEK!!!! 😂😂😂
Vona, I love the cow cam. Let you know what your loads doing brilliant.👍👍👍
There are probably some farmers that would be glad to get the manure washed out in a field somewhere. It is just finding them and be able to wash it out. If you park on a hill, does it run out?
Enjoyed the video Vaughn. Hope you feel better quick. Have safe travels. God Bless Always
I just found your channel two weeks ago and I like it it along. Can you talk about what all you go through driving with a load that is constantly shifting especially in the winter in snow and ice. And yes I use to drive a semi pulling a stepdeck and skateboard.
Hope you are feeling better. The cow cams are cool and keep on trucking and God keep you and your cattle safe.
Taking care of your equipment goes a long way. Picking the rocks out gave me a few ideas too. Hope you feel better soon. Can't wait for the next one. Take care, drive safe.
Thank you I wondered where you kept all your winter boards. And do you ever haul 🐑? I've seen you haul calves and adult cows and pigs. What else do you haul. And how often is it mandatory that you have a wash out. I've seen you do it sometimes after each load. And very few times you don't. And do you have to go through the ag stations in California and Florida and what do they do to you, if anything special.
Hi Vaughan. Like I said before whatever their paying you it ain't enough ! Hope you feel better soon !
U could got washout in FARWELL, FRIONA, or HEREFORD nxt time Ur in that area of Tx Panhandle
I love how Tate comes back for more haha he’s the reason you get views low key a fan haha
17:55 looks like something straight out of a horror movie! Love it bro
loved the cow cam!!!
Never even half heart sweep
Windshields are expensive to
The difference between a novice and someone who really cares about his equipment. In my day I would notice some drivers taking the time to remove rocks from their tire treads. I always thought it was about the tires throwing the rocks, but to hear your explanation about the science also involved in enlightening. The old saying remains true, take care of your equipment and your equipment will take care of you, that includes your body. Do it now or pay later. I am looking forward to your next video.
Hello, new to your channel, like the videos
I hauli cattle for over 12yrs, but unfortunately had to walk away for a bit, hauling dairy tanker, all for the benefits, know benefits hauling cattle, which it should be
Love the videos do you ever haul in KENTUCKY
appreciate the content i like it
Since you were talking about the cows weights. What happens when your over 80,000 lbs? Do have to unload couple of them. Does your spread axle help vs having more axles or having tandem axles?
Spread axles help
They don't care about the weight. They're outlaws. Number of axles don't matter to them guys
Do you hold bulls I'm from millfield Ohio keep on truckin boys be safe out there on them
Yes I haul bulls
So you don’t clean the trailer before loading Wagu steaks 🥩?
These were 50% genetic wagyu. Higher grade wagyu are required to have clean trailers and sawdust bedding put down
You should have your duster on or your coveralls on
Who determines if the trailer has to be washed out, shipper or receiver?
Shipper
Usually when it's like that you should find a wash out.
I'm just surprised you used gloves to stick your hand in the slop.
😅 first 26 secs
I like your videos, but if you came for my cattle with your trailer looking like that, it would be a big NOPE!!
I always washout when the customer requests it
@@VaughnDallasVance I only stated what I did is because the hauling company was associated with had firm rules (for owner operators too) . If you didn't have time,you had to at least scrape what you could and spray antibacterial to prevent possible problems with illness from being brought in
No offense taken I completely understand
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