Nice content! What kind of camera do you use?

How do you get past the 65 ft overall length law . Tell me the secret !

Beautiful short film. Thanks for giving me the chance to enjoy the beautiful video! Great like always!

Looks like a nice haul!

Good evening Sir, i’ve recently started my Hot shot business I’ve enjoyed watching your videos very informative. Would love to visit with you outside of this platform. I’m currently sitting in Rutland Vermont finishing my 34 hour reset. Finding this video is quite timely as I’m relying on a dispatcher to find my loads and head back west. Would you be willing to chat with me in the next day or so?, If so, what medium would you like to use?

Looks like the nut loosened up & the bolt fell out. The nuts should be on the outside for quick easy inspection.

Wanting to ask you, was truckstop good when you where still under your 18 months at the start.

Hey Joe! My name is Todd. Looking to start in hot shot about 4 years from now when the company I work for shuts down. Just started my LLC and hope to age my company properly before I hit the road. Any advice you can give for a "pre start"?

Are u at least making any money?

I couldn’t hear you

Tell them bro, DONT HAUL CHEAP FREIGHT!!! If y’all stop these brokers will have to stop screwing us over. Me too I will not haul cheap freight

Hello Mr. Joe!! I missed you Sir! I have a ?. I'm working on my LLC. What pckg should I purchase?🤔 Ken!! Oh!!👍🏾✌🏿

Very helpful! Have a blessed day and keep on trucking

GREAT VIDEO !!! HOW OLD ARE YOU ??? IM STARTING THE SAME JOURNEY AS YOU... IM 70 YEARS OLD & HEALTHLY... GARY M.

Thank you for the info! Stuff like this is important for new comers like myself

Do u have to go trou any federal requirements to start ?

Thank you sooo much. This will get us on the right track.

Nice setup

What year your truck

Thank you sir - appreciate the video! I bought a used 2020 RAM 2500 w/Cummins Diesel about six months ago and don't use it much, but I've been getting that same low engine coolant warning light since I bought this truck. It goes off after driving a few minutes, once it warms up, so I figured it isn't THAT low. However, better to replenish now. Just wanted to add that the Owner's Manual calls for use of an "Organic Additive Technology (OAT) engine coolant conforming to FCA Material Standard MS.90032." Not sure whether the Mopar recommended brand is more expensive, but whatever is used should meet that standard. Use of anything else, including a hybrid coolant (e.g., in an emergency), could clog the radiator. Anyway, thanks again - much appreciated!

Thanks Joe!! I have a similar set up as you!! Year and all!! Keep them coming Joe!! Ken!! Oh!!👍🏾✌🏿

Was worried for you at 15:15. Smooth operating! What are you using to record? This a gimbal?

Thank you Sir! My 2500 was low at the MIN when I checked. Found your video. Wanted to make sure I was doing it right. You made it easy. Thanks!

I might be wrong but I don't think a belly wrap counts as load securement, you must also run straps over the top.

What a about the 3 months waiting period, some some brokers Won't even give you a load.

BTW, New subscriber.

What was the outcome with the broken axle? Did PJ Trailers do right by you?

Great video. Thanks.

I don't see how you were overweight. The 20k lbs you are talking about is axle weight. There is no way your rear axle had 20k lbs on it. Your cargo was 7500 lbs round it up to 8000 lbs. Assume your trailer weighs 12,000 lbs and your truck weighs 6,000 lbs. This all totals to 26,000 lbs. You have 4 axles so just a first approximation is 26,000 lbs/4 axles = 6,500 lbs/axle. The actual weight per axle will be a little higher or lower due to weight distribution of all components relative to axles. But for Arizona you're allowed up to 20k for axle. You were more than legal.

Thank u sir

How many feet is your trailer? And what type of truck do you have?

When you say a lot of phone calls? Who are these phone calls coming from?

Great info, thank you for the help, this makes a big difference.

Hi sir that video was very very knowledgeable and very helpful I am actually on the road to starting my own hotshot I myself live in Texas and would like to get in touch with you for a mentor in this if you would be willing to do that I have a truck I'm fixing to buy a lowboy trailer I would like to hear your thoughts in any information that you can give me on this and I'd like to grow a friendship as well thank you so much Love the video

Helpful video man, Just subscribed

I live in Southeast Texas it does get somewhat cold here in the winter but it's relatively hot right now and my IC coolant level light comes on occasionally and they're really isn't a rhyme or reason to it that I can figure out anyway. My coolant level looks fine every time I look at it I've never had to put fluid in it, but I have noticed on colder days or when it's raining the light seems to go off more. I have no idea. Oh yeah I have a 2020 2500 Cummins with 58,000 mi on it and it has been doing it since about 30,000 mi

Love to listen to triple OG's

Drove 200 miles and it’s still regenerating

Thank you!

God has been very good to you old school 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

You still hot shot old school

Perfect. Thanks for info

I have a 2022 Ram 2500 HD. Started saying low coolant the first time I parked on a sloped driveway. Shows back up occasionally. Today I finally topped it off. Not sure why the dealers under-fill a new truck, but it’s really annoying. Same thing has happened to a couple friends of mine.

Thank you sir. Helped me 👍

Thanks man, the light just popped up in my truck and I wanted to be sure I was doing the right thing. Cheers!

Light came on because it’s cold outside.

I buy my DEF at Tractor supply store. I usually get the Blue or Blue Platinum. The platinum has a 3rd Ingredient in it. I don't know what the 3rd ingredient does. I assume it helps keep the system clean and prevent problems but I don't know for sure. My Momma also told me never assume anything. Sometimes I get their Travelers brand too. For the price it can't be beat. I like buying the jugs better than filling the DEF tank at the pump at truck stops. The truck stops are a little cheaper but also so messy and gross. The last time I got DEF at the truck stop I was standing in a puddle of diesel fuel. I usually buy 3 or 4 jugs at a time. 1 jug last me 2 weeks. I wait for the gage to get to 1/2 then a whole jugs fills it up perfectly. Don't over fill it though. I made that mistake once and it almost put the truck in limp mode. The DEF tank is a 5 gallon tank and it needs some breathing air at the top. If you over fill it then the tank can't breath and it puts the truck in limp mode. And I never let the gage get below 1/2 a tank, especially if it's cold outside. The system can freeze and go into limp mode. These emission systems are finicky so I try to never let it get below half a tank.

Thanks for the how to video, very helpful for a newbie diesel truck guy like myself. I got that I/C coolant low light this morning when I started the truck to go to work. It went away after I pulled out of the driveway. It had me concerned so I checked it and it is a little low. My truck is a 2022 3500 also with 35,000 miles. I ordered some Mopar 50/50 coolant from Amazon too. This is my first diesel and I wasn't sure if it needed "Diesel coolant" or if it's all the same. The I/C was confusing to me, I've never heard of that before. I looked it up and it stands for Ispezionare Coolant. I also wasn't positive which reservoir to pour the coolant into. I thought it was the one that it is. Your video confirmed that. So thank you, I appreciate it. See ya down the road...

Keep up the good work old school