This is not for every business just those who meet the revenue requirements

Whats your company name?

You didn’t have to go OTR to get experience ?? I jjust got my CDL and everyone is saying I have to go OTR

How many hours you work a day??

I need you to reach out to me if you can i been trying to work for them out of selma nc i come by alot i haul cement out of that little silo there at the feed mill i have 5 years with tanker experience... Do i need to call them at bailey or just do a walk in application

That food looked on point. You got some skills man! Peace to you.

Hi, what's the name of this company please? Thank you!

Do they hire owner oporators...

Fella, I was otr for years and the wait time loading or unloading isn't that bad because many places are drop n hook today. Flatbed, now them guys do a lot of wait time but I'm sure that they get detention pay. Now, I do port work, pull out containers and deliver to customers and or get them loaded and bring them back to the port. Home every day. Wait time at the port to get a box dropped on a chassis can be straining but it's all done in log book time with no problems. I'm thinking about doing hazmat tanker though for the top pay. Keep it pushing and truck on your way?

Is that $1,300 for 5 days locally?

Ya you should get that experience then transition to fuel hauling I haul fuel for Pilot and they are on lower end of pay scale for fuel companies Local home everyday Make $26.50 an hr Time and a half after 40hrs Avg 55hrs a week So I never really gross less $1600 a week. 3 weeks vacation, Benifits ect ect

Thanks for sharing. There is no need to cut the connector off. All you have to do short it out with the staple or something similar. This method you can reconnect if need.

Slip Seat?

What’s the name of the company? Where are u located? I’m an owner operator. I drive a 40ft flatbed/minifloat w/f350. I need to get a company job because my husband owns the truck and I no longer want to drive his truck. I have my tanker, hazmat and twic.

Good Job Driver!!! You’re gonna realize that dream of becoming an O/o soon enough. My advice to you is stack as much money as you can to the point where its a little uncomfortable because making that jump from company to O/o your Gonna need some operating capital. I started my O/o journey with $25k and that still wasn’t enough. Good Luck on your journey Brother and Stay Safe out there 👍🏾

Good job man keep this up

Whats a good way to start tanker with only a month experience

I want to work for Horizon ,Towing 5th wheel RVs

Also can u say that name of the company again I would like to apply first time seeing your channel thnx fam I have driving experience so if u could can u tell me the name of the company sir thnx i would like to get into that industry because its all year round and looking forward to something like that from driving over the road thnx again blessings on your life

Just trying to see what direction we’re wanting to learn towards far as relocating

You around North Carolina are

did you have to get a hazmat or twic card?

How much experience you have to have to drive for your company

does your hours build for cdl hours? i need 2000hours of cdl hours

Good work sir

Happy birthday wifey

Ahh i see its the same as my smaller one's

Thank you for the tip on this problem. I’ll check my 9000 watt generator tomorrow. Peace out.

So why not slap a piece of duct tape over the CO sensor holes on the back of the sensor ?

Clay, ThanX for your expertise experience with the co sensor & gas tank bracket on the 9k Predator. I had a 8750 for 14 yrs that just died. Just bought a new 9k, sure enough bracket has the same clearance and dont want gen to cut out under house load. You R right on. Saves me a lot of griefffff ! 😅 Tom C. Penna.

Thanks for the info...Just a quick question...Will it work just as well if you put a tape in front of the CO sensor so that you do not need to do all those work and still not voiding the warrant?

Cap chicken is salty garbage

Is tis product already launch in Malaysia

Could you simply use black electrical tape to cover up the sniffer for the sensor?

good looking out.... thanks for the easy to follow instructions

So why can't we just put some tape over the sensor? Will that not work?

Bought one today was doing the cutoff thing. I just moved the sensor to outside of that box and zip tied it to the frame.. working perfectly now , didn't have to cut any wires

This video is a life saver. We just went through a Cat 3 hurricane and my generator had the dreaded yellow light. I did the bypass and was able to get basic lights,tv,refrigerators and freezer back online. This fix saved me at least $1k in lost frozen foods

This hack was a life saver. You guys rock thanks for the knowledge.

Great stuff this worked on my 4375 as well just the same way God bless ya we have passed the overkill sensors! Be safe but not too safe!

Perfect! Just got a 6500 and it shut off on me more than 10ft from the garage. Only happened once, but I don't want that to happen when I need it! Thanks!!

LITERALLY JUST PUT 2 STRIPS OF DUCT TAPE ON EACH SIDE OF CO¹ SENSOR (COVERING SPEAKER‐LOOKING HOLES) AND WORKS GREAT... AT A TRUCKSTOP... SURROUNDED BY 300 SEMI TRUCKS IDLING IN TEXAS 😅

Just put duck tape over the holes.

Thanks for this! Brand new generator here that won’t stay running. I even bought an expensive exhaust extender kit…still won’t stay running. Predator is doing this to avoid a lawsuit if someone does something stupid. Love the idea of just gorilla tape over the sensor, will try that first before shorting the CO relay. Where has common sense gone that we need this level of “safety” on a generator??? We must be getting really stupid in this world…hey folks, don’t breathe exhaust fumes, it will kill you. Done! 🤦🏼‍♂️

Thx for the tip

Has anyone tried covering the holes in the sensor to prevent exhaust from entering the sensor? Im a little hesitant with cutting the wires to the sensor.

Thanks man! That’s super helpful! Mine just started doing the shutoff deal while trying to weld

Looking at the sensor in this vid...it seems to have a series of holes ( like speaker holes) on the one-edge of the sensor. Would taping off the holes prevent excessive CO from accidentally tripping the unit?...or....does it NEED clean air to enter for it to function well? If it's only excessive CO entering as its functioning...then putting silver HVAC tape over the holes may do the trick

The CO shutoff system is a critical safety feature which can help to prevent the risk of sudden illness and death resulting from the accumulation of undetected CO, which is an odorless, colorless gas impossible for the human senses to detect. The health and safety of our customers remains our top priority and we recommend discontinuing any use of this product without a functioning CO shutoff system.

My 9,000 is different has multiple wires, help need bypass.