Stretched-Out Peterbilt Through Chicago

High-Strung and I run into Chicago after some small repairs
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[@Ihavebeenwatchingyou]

As an ex-trucker it always amazes me how little consideration is given to the size of trucks when designing these industrial sites.

[@BezmenovYuri]

Some of these places were probably built in the 30's and 40's, though; day cabs were the standard, and the trailers were a lot shorter. It was probably no sweat, back then.

[@adamwiggins8290]

@@BezmenovYuri also, people weren't stretching the frames back then either. Would've been easier with a regular frame truck

[@luisito7133]

I’m not a trucker per say but I do hot shot with a 3/4 ton pick up and I pull to some of the most stupidest locations where I can barely get a PICK UP TRUCK in & I always wonder who tf designed the stupid building without taking into consideration gooseneck , bumper pull & tractor trailers.

[@thegreek2640]

@@BezmenovYuri Exactly & all were union not like now most are OTR SCABS

[@aldprs137]

Some industrial sites were there in horse and buggy days.

[@johnhoffman8203]

I always yelled at people in Chicago and told them if they didnt like the way I was driving, get off the sidewalk.

[@nopticyt3318]

Uhhh.....

[@BenDover-pd8hg]

Amen

[@Krishilbun]

hahaha

[@patpatpat1336]

Best comment

[@marzikgaming2335]

Honestly, tight areas are impossible to not touch the sidewalk lol

[@ChrisSmith-gp6dc]

I look up to guys like this. My dad was a trucker until he just couldn’t do it anymore. He had a stroke, heart attack and through it all he still drove until he became bedridden. It takes a special person to do the job they do. People are so inconsiderate on the highway and don’t realize the skill it takes to drive an 18 wheeler nor do they realize how hard it is to stop something that weighs that much when necessary. Thanks for doing these videos, it reminds me of my dad that’s passed on.

[@pianoman78]

I'm sorry for your loss Chris. I'm sure he's trucking in heaven right now, and my dad is probably the freight ferry captain :)

[@MadManTonio]

God bless you bro

[@oziebrayman4608]

Much love & respect to your father. I have 21yrs on the road and I'm close to same shape. I love what I do and love old school drivers, it's a passion in a way of life but comes with a price. Just know your dad made this country what it is, I thank you for his service. OZIE

[@ChrisSmith-gp6dc]

@@oziebrayman4608 thanks brother and wish you your best health for as long as possible

[@willg1628]

Sorry for Your Loss, and definitely know he's Proud of you, Stay Blessed 🙏🏾🙌🏾😔

[@KastaRules]

I can confirm the SUPER LONG STICK is actually way more comfortable and ergonomic than it looks. I just made a test with a broom next to my chair.

[@nathanhector1985]

😭

[@magicizaproblem]

Hilarious!

[@dieselgeezer18]

lmao wat

[@InvalidShortcut]

Brilliant! XD

[@user-nm4gt9zx7k]

Looks ridiculous! I’m wondering who came up with that idea first and what drugs he had used before that..

[@SeanDelaney42]

Peterbilt: "How many gauges do you need?" Truckers: "YES"

[@Groveish]

No shit that thing looks like an old analog airplane cockpit lmao

[@danielle1515]

@@Groveish ikr

[@SeanDelaney42]

@Doogie H -1... You owe some gauges.

[@donotneed2250]

I bet you that driver can just glance at one while driving and tell if it's reading right without thinking about it. You have things like fuel, air(2), pyrometer, coolant temperature, voltage and a few other things you have to be wary of whilst the truck is running. Without the gauges you wouldn't know if things are right. Remember, diesel engines operate a bit differently than gasoline ones.

[@Vonwafenburg]

@@donotneed2250 yet the company freightskacker I drive has about 3 🤣

[@SilverDashie]

Truckers deserve respect. This is TOUGH work.

[@luka732]

Underpaid and under appreciated profession. I started working in logistics recently and stuff our drivers go through daily is mind blowing. Yet everyone expects to go to a stocked mall not even wondering the amount of effort it takes to deliver goods. Thanks for doing what you do, if it werent for truckers life would halt pretty fast in cities

[@hotfiyah]

Life would halt pretty fast anywhere, not just cities. Small towns all have their stuff trucked in too. These people are the lifeblood of the entire nation.

[@lacrossesaint4713]

Underpaid? i heard these dudes be making at least $125/h

[@deesplash7087]

@@lacrossesaint4713 what the hell ? That’s a damn lie . Nowhere near that buddy

[@IndelibleHD]

@@deesplash7087 Actually he's right. A six figure salary is not unheard of in this trade with the proper experience and connections.

[@Jackson-eg7md]

Are you all truckers or sum?

[@snooter28]

Damn, by the end I couldn't help but think "Damn, this dude can drive."

[@christopherboland1216]

My uncle drove for 40 years. He always lovingly referred to Chicago as "Shit Cargo." Edit - also, his handle was "Outhouse." He passed 2 years ago and I miss him terribly.

[@detroitdiesel7074]

Awesome man I’m sorry for your loss I can’t wait to hang out with my grand father again after coronavirus I hope he makes it 🙏🙏🙏 He ran trucks until a couple of years ago and now I’m working on his

[@BradPwnsU]

RIP Outhouse

[@macantonioc]

As a Chicagoan, I agree. RIP to your uncle 🙏

[@milanrotar8176]

Chicago was taken from a native American word meaning land that stinks or stinking land or something to that effect. My apologies it was the algonquin language and this is the word shikaakwa which is striped skunk or onion

[@milanrotar8176]

Loss of a family member is hard, my condolences to you and your family. Now they're up on high watching over you 👍

[@jamesking4089]

It doesn't matter how long you've been driving. Everybody has those days when you can't back the trailer. 😆

[@WilliamLevesqueineX]

Dude I only drive a freaking 16ft box truck and sometimes I cant freaking align it straight at the docks. Damn brain some days I tell you what lol.

[@deadsetanime7102]

Absolutely true. Even yard jockeys have those days and I was slipping them in and out of spots and docks in less than 20 seconds on the regular. Then there is that one day every few months when its seems like no matter how many pull ups I do, I can't get the damn thing in.

[@suchafoker1329]

@@WilliamLevesqueineX hahaaha good ole box trucks my first job out of HS was furniture delivery’s out of one I could only imagine a big ass semi

[@servicarrider]

Even shag drivers have those days and they're backing up all damned day long.

[@MrVirobot]

There's days where I have to take more runs than usual just to get the boat into it's spot. Happens to everyone. Which is a great reminder: DON'T BE AN IMPATIENT ASS! Wait for someone backing a trailer!

[@MrDmac423]

That whistling turbo sounds like angels singing

[@ItchyBrain2023]

Im not a truck driver, but i have huge amounts of respect for you guys!

[@aharonemanuel4010]

Y

[@naterod]

There's two vehicles I give extra attention and respect to, thats motorcycles amd big trucks.

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@@naterod in my country most motorcycle drivers are assholes, caring little about anyone around them and being the number 1 cause of road accidents, so I don't respect them very much i do respect those that actually drive properly though

[@edrhodes574]

I'm not a trucker driver. I've always given trucks plenty of room on the highway. I can imagine how difficult at times it is to do your job. What's awesome about this video is I know longer have to imagine , I can see it . Thanks

[@andyreid7274]

Me too. The road is their office. Give em plenty of room and courtesy.

[@phillipforde2453]

If you ever get the chance to drive one you will see that it is as awesome as you imagine.

[@sauofficial5130]

I’m not old enough but I love trucks especially Peterbuilts I just love their sounds and the bodies at people get so creative with them it amazes me

[@andyreid7274]

@@sauofficial5130 back when they used to be unique. Now everything looks very similar.

[@jalthealusdavis8762]

Couldn't have said it better. If everyone watched videos like these or got an opportunity to ride or test drive a commercial vehicle, they would learn to respect truck drivers more on the road. I have never operated an 18 wheeler, but I have operated fire engines in the past. I must say that I got a whole new respect for truck drivers and what they have to endure.

[@fudk_off1312]

id suggest investing in a #1 foam finger to stick out the window for the helpful drivers

[@Z-Ack]

Ive always wanted there to be 2 horns.. one angry like a get off the road ya friggn non driving piece of.. and one polite horn like a nice and gentle thankee.. like a train horn and a little clown toot toot horn or something.. or put light up signs on a car that shows your feelings.. ha!

[@MeowMeow-cu2dx]

Never driven a truck but I know how they turn and whether they have space to clear their turn or not. If I know they won't clear me I back up long before they need to signal me to do it

[@kyleblecha1]

Thanks to all the truckers for spending time away from their homes and familys to make sure we can all get what we need.

[@ricardocastro253]

Want*

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Sitting here watching without a CDL tells me exactly why a CDL is so important. Despite knowing you're a good driver I still got shivers at the thought of trying to maneuver like that

[@tacovzki1320]

I’m up at 3am watching someone drive a truck knowing that I have work tomorrow doing deliveries. 👍🏼

[@High_strung]

It’s crazy isn’t it Lmao try driving all day then edit ah night off you driving then driving again lol

[@boomboxlamb8791]

@@High_strung How do you do it man... how much coffe do you drink?

[@High_strung]

@@boomboxlamb8791 i cant sleep alot to be honest if i sleep more then 5 hrs im all lazy so it works out sometimes and i been trying to cut back on coffee and energy drinks

[@boomboxlamb8791]

@@High_strung More than 5??? I don’t mean to pry but do you have insomnia?

[@High_strung]

@@boomboxlamb8791 nah I’m just weird lol

[@bradleyhightower6849]

One thing I try to tell new drivers , idc who's watching, never be to prideful to get out and look . Even you guys with fancy trucks get out and look

[@High_strung]

Always! Id rather stop and look and waste your time than damage mine or someone else’s truck

[@MrBigR928]

Absolutely 👍🏾

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

Always take pride in keeping your job!

[@alrightalrightalright-]

Yeah cause nuttin looks kooler then backing all over sum ones truck

[@RustyActual]

exactly, whats more embarrassing? getting out for a minute to know exactly where you're at, or smashing into something?

[@actualyoungfarmer1078]

This is a man who truly enjoys his job

[@1turf223]

u can never be replaced😖ur videos are soo amazing nobody cant do trucking youtube like you i rewatch all these truck vids every day an i jus miss those days with you and the truck ur videos are 1 of 1 nobody cant do trucking videos like u i jus cant have words to explain....idk if u are going to see this but it doesnt matter i jus want u to know that u were the best truck driver ever no one can compete......i just hope that u get a truck{peterbilt 389}one day and start back youtube fully again....ama go watch some now i just wanted to get that off my chest.....stay safe broodie

[@BuzzzdLightyear]

"When you're backing up, keep your four-ways on." Me: **taking notes** Got it.

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

And go slow and watch both mirrors, you’ll be surprised how many people can’t seem to notice a giant truck with flashers on is moving lol 😂 people are dumb

[@holdenroszelle1792]

hahahahaha i fucking love you

[@MrDondon38306]

And two short blasts of the air horn.

[@6548ww]

That Big Pete was sounding mighty good every time you throttled up then hearing the Jake brake kick in was very soothing to the ears too

[@ulisescruz8909]

Like music to my ears 👂 😌 🎶

[@csmith9684]

"Yeah, uh-huh, you know what it is Black & Yellow Black & Yellow..." That combination looks fantastic & perfect for night driving I'm surprised this isn't on all vehicles Awesome Video!

[@mikeamelia2305]

This was a great video, all truckers know that sometimes you get it in 1 shot, and other times it’s a nightmare . The name of the game is getting the job done without any damage to the equipment. Great job, A1

[@RobTheTip]

Kudos for not cutting out the struggle, most do. It's so hard to not get frustrated, heartrate goes up, steering gets more irratic. But then you hit the door and you're straight and it's such a great feeling. Also, I hate Chicago lol

[@High_strung]

Yep im here to show the life behind the wheel not make it look good lol and yea me to lol

[@TheBravo13x]

Well Chicago hates you bud, how bout that?

[@RobTheTip]

@@TheBravo13x ooo big man

[@TheBravo13x]

Rob Vader ooo tiny man

[@danielvillanueva9937]

I play American Truck Sim, ever since I started playing it, I’ve been watching a lot of trucking videos. And I have the utmost respect for every single trucker out there. Might look easy in a game. But from what I see in this video, there’s a heck of a lot that needs a lot of brain power to overcome. You done really well bro! That PB definitely looks like it can outrun a lot haha

[@-idiscipline1x206]

I play the same game bro wish you can add people I would add u..

[@Philtho]

This looks way harder than the game, and the game isn't a walk in the park so that's saying something. Love the videos. Perfection would be boring, it's the overcoming that makes it all interesting.

[@kubanskiloewe]

hm, in ATS the mirrors are not good or show the distnace to far away imho. I have a 34" screen and when i see this vid here in real its easier to back up than with mirrors in ATS even in highest settings. ok, you have to look always around for some idiots which isnt going to happen in ATS :-)

[@reeepingk]

@@kubanskiloewe You need a triple monitor setup. Completely changed the game for me. When I only played with one monitor I was always... frustrated by how little I could see. When I finally got it working with my triple 24" monitors, it was game changing. (There is a special configuration you need to do, not just "extend your monitors" in NVIDIA control panel) Suddenly every turn isn't either A. a guessing game, or B. a slow grind of panning the camera over to look at your mirror or out the side window, then panning it back.

[@kubanskiloewe]

@@reeepingk only thing i need is toilett paper and beer :-) :-)

[@uggy7]

Don't be hard on yourself friend, the job you do is awesome, you are a true professional. Be safe on the roads and be healthy. 👍👍🇨🇦🐶❤

[@davidristau9197]

Came across this as a suggested video.... You exited the expressway a block from my house and drove through my town of Forest Park, IL!! I knew exactly where you were going before the video even got there. Super cool!

[@jimmiecarter3099]

That's my hometown!!!! You make backing in look pretty easy. It's experience indeed!!!! Great Vlog!!!

[@rabidspiders01]

Not a bad job I've seen worse. But taking to long

[@georgewilson1184]

I am a retired Chicago semi driver I know that I was there I just can’t place it I trucked from 87 until thanks giving 2004 I am on disability retirement because of multiple sclerosis I am 55 now I miss my old trade these videos keep me going bring back memories some good some not so good When I see you making turns and doing some tight backing I can relate it’s like yesterday

[@pheleant]

Glad that you're still here George. I was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 05, I had to quit in 01 when I messed up my back. Best of luck to you.

[@georgewilson1184]

Shannon Gerdel Thanks Shannon

[@High_strung]

Im glad i can make your day a little better my friend! Sorry to hear about that i hope all is well!

[@pheleant]

@@High_strung thanks Brother. If you ever find yourself in Casper WY, let me know.

[@sasacc322]

george how did guys navigate in the days before GPS? How did you know which roads are truck-safe and which weren't? Did you have to call the yard in advance and ask them for truck directions from where you were coming from? How did things work?

[@BNSFGuy4723]

You have some amazing skills, sir. Driving a manual is a form of art and you are an artist 🔥

[@Adamlol642]

Albanian gigachad

[@zachalejandro]

Just the sounds of these bad boys is just so crisp and relaxing to listen to. I'll never get tired of hearing such a magnificent vehicle go through town or listening to it at night when pulled over in a rest area to sleep for the night

[@ctdjtrucking5700]

Sometimes I like being stuck in traffic at night because it’s cool to be the brightest truck in traffic with all the lights and seeing the reflections off of the cars 🔥💯

[@paratrooper8916]

Absolutely insane how much control and skill these guys have out here in these rigs, I couldnt back that rig in there with 30 tries and a cheerleader.

[@tuscanytrek]

My Dad (recently passed) was a lifelong trucker. When I was a kid, I'd often go with him when possible. When he had a conventional, I was small enough I could stand and hand onto the 'holy heck handle' and love to hear the sound of the turbo and I miss the sounds of the jake brake and going through the gears etc. I've just subscribed to your channel... I enjoy your enthusiasm and the dialogue. Thanks for the reminder of my Dad that always makes me smile.

[@lockergeil]

I dont know exactly how the new US trucks look from the inside, the ones that dont look old school like the 389 or W990 but as a European I absolutely adore this dash view with all those gauges! That gives me a good feeling of driving a real machine compared to the new Mercedes Benz Actros trucks we will be gettin with screens everywhere and no gauges to be found. Damn! I hope I get the chance one day in my life to come over the pond and get to drive one of those long hoods you guys drive over there! Bless you guys, stay safe! I gotta hit the road now myself! Peace

[@discoonelove]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻✌⛟✊🏼

[@dyno1329]

yeah maybe someday you can come over to the us and see everything! (and drive a peterbuilt lmao)

[@robertgardner4508]

They're real trucks in my mind. Built tough most of them got turbo diesel cummins that'll pull anything you throw at it, they got 18 speed gear boxes (which aren't useless like most uk/europeans think because they don't understand mostly we have bigger open highways to use al 18 gears unlike most of euro's smaller and stop more often roads) These trucks also look like real trucks not highly engineered mumbo jumbo cab over euro trucks. These trucks are built, they look bad ass and they look like a serious machine, and they are simple enough for the driver to understand that it just works and it'll pull anything it needs to, no over engineered confusing screens and mumbo jumbo.

[@superskrobb]

@@robertgardner4508 as i can see from your yt ,you dont even drive a truck,let alone has any idea of how an europen truck is build, my guess is that the only european truck you have seen is on YT or est2 , do some recerch ,find the facts and mybe you will be surprised,i'll help you a little , the standard european load is around 105000 lbs total, in us its max 88000 lbs.............

[@robertgardner4508]

@@superskrobb I work at a diesel shop and fuel island. I don’t drive over the road or with trailers but I do drive trucks between shops or around our yard.

[@losangeleskingsfan15]

My dad drove trucks for a few years after the crash of 2008. A very hard and stressful job! I give truck drivers the upmost respect.

[@local1797]

Chi town, the windy city, What a great place to settle down and raise a family

[@3n3ly7m9]

Didn't realize he had a trailer until he turned into the destination. Mad dedication!

[@devinbolsen4800]

Jesus I got anxiety just watching that lol. Good job there driver!

[@High_strung]

Thanks bud!

[@curtisnewman1520]

Man you sure can drive a truck. Chicago isn’t easy. Respect. Wish more drivers were like you.

[@rabidspiders01]

Try new York los angels and Seattle

[@rabidspiders01]

Miami is pretty shitty too

[@reeceallen6586]

Love coming back to high strung old vids

[@inderpalsingh4043]

I’m so impressed at how calm you stayed backing that wagon in

[@Mike__james]

Its not hard when you know how.

[@XCaliforniaX1]

I'd love to drive an american truck like that some day i'm a german truck driver. Also kinda funny how alot of trucks in the us are stick shift but almost all cars are automatics and here in europe its the other way arround, almost all trucks being automatic and most cars being stick. Edit: jesus why does this have so many likes

[@pashon4percushon]

I'm American and I got my driver's license first in England actually in 1993. I grew up on automatics in the US and when i got my UK license I vowed never to drive an automatic. I'm back in the US I can't get around an automatic now, but I prefer standard

[@Thetarget1]

But it seems so clumsy in the city...

[@pkingpure100]

@@pashon4percushon embrace the future

[@gerald4027]

My truck has a 12 speed automatic transmission hooked to a 10 speed manual. That's 120 gears.next year I will be putting a 2 speed rear end in it.then it will have 240 gears.a total of 40 gears in reverse.

[@gerald4027]

@Chris Jjjj.should I add a 4 speed Browne box to equal 960 gears?

[@JS-oy6nn]

That truck sounds so good, listen to the turbo whistle my favorite tune !!

[@nathanfumagalli5775]

It always amazes me how people maneuver these giant beasts. Very skilful!

[@Cyberdinemechatron]

This brave truckers keep us alive, give them some big respect. 31:40 - 31:54, what a lovely music!! :-)

[@mutestingray]

Ain’t enough Xanax in the world to help me drive that.

[@Coonass]

Sure there is...😅

[@slapdashzeal6095]

We will build a new pharmaceutical company to produce enough, now come to work.

[@bradhamilton3098]

Hahahahaha

[@ShabwahBoy]

Lmao

[@mmmmmMuffinz]

I had anxiety watching him back into that last dock. that was ridiculous, great job

[@svenstrack2284]

It is Nice to see how car drivers in the USA creating space for Trucks in the Traffic. Here in Germany it is almost Not possible. Take care Safe Ride Greetings from Germany :-)

[@umarium2687]

Me and my family lived in Qatar. My dad worked in the oilfield for over 35 years. When he first joined, he worked in the transportation department. He drove trucks and all sorts of heavy hauling equipment. I remember the good old days when we'd go for a ride in his old twin stick GMC truck. I've always loved semi trucks since. Unfortunately he retired June of last year, moved back to my home country, within 6 months, picked up a brain infection. And 1 month later became paralyzed from a stroke. He passed away last month at the young age of 60 from Covid Pneumonia. Was a very hard and honest working guy. Your work ethics remind me of him very much. Thank you for your content and keep up the good work.

[@chipmunk126]

I love how polite you are on the road. The thumbs up and hand signals are top notch. I always try to make as much room as I can for y’all trucking folk

[@MrWisdom79]

Damn it boy. That's the sweetest sounding truck with a def tank on it I've ever heard. 😉😎

[@Icutmetal]

Right? I wish my pickup had a noisier def tank 👍

[@kylehooker3710]

Just cause it has the tank, don't mean that tank ever drains lol! Definitely sounds deleted to me, I'm also a trucker

[@matttabak9402]

When you said sorry for the mess your truck was dirty there’s no difference from you being at an office job your work truck is your office so of course it’s gonna be a little messy keep up the hard work there buddy from trucker family to you keep on trucking

[@MrSirGiuseppe]

Sleeper trucks are often times your office and your home.

[@cola_420]

The driving skill especially when backing up/angling that huge truck for those tight ramp approaches is insane props to you friend

[@ninonicebx]

You are one bad ass trucker bro.

[@gustiolodeh]

The satisfaction of being a truck driver: Road across the highway at night. Worst thing about being a truck driver: Park a long trailer on the narrow streets. I am proud of all truck drivers around the world, because being a truck driver is not an easy matter. Must have high experience and have a big responsibility. I respect, Sir ♥️♥️🙏🚛🚛

[@High_strung]

Thanks brother much respect

[@jinyax3321]

im interested how u can sit 11 hours at 1 place??? Im not sure i can work as a truck driver cause of it. But i want to.

[@laurocuha6546]

@@jinyax3321 As they say it really does require you to be a certain kind of a person to be a truck driver.

[@hmg9194]

I can’t imagine backing up such a long trailer without cameras..

[@itswoah5088]

its alot easier than short trailers

[@Joseph-lc9cs]

Short trailers Jack knife way easier

[@BenDover-pd8hg]

My boss makes us back our b trains

[@hmg9194]

Aye fair, but to have to worry about hitting something like 50 ft away? Legit no way to know outside of experience

[@moparproud3978]

hmg9194 Space is the biggest constraint. Other than that, the longer the trailer the easier it is to control. Short trailers can make anyone look like a rookie🤣

[@shalendranauthsaywack3654]

These vids, have given me a whole new respect for truck drivers...🙏

[@ZeRoiFeX]

I know nothing about big rigs... never been in one... but I found your video utterly fascinating. The amount of skill it takes to maneuver one of these machines... WOW. Great job.

[@benpeterson7392]

9:27 if you ever drive this route again, stop by Sub Tender on the right. It's a local favorite. Been going there since I was a kid :)

[@millvee1005]

First off I love that truck, the engine, and the interior, she's a good wife.😂👍secondly your driving skills are superb because that was a very tight spot to maneuver a truck. As a trucker myself, Chicago and New York are the worst when it comes to tight spots and low bridges. I'm a new subscriber and will be enjoying your content thanks for the ride.

[@twotallz144]

Much appreciated for the skills you explain. Roll it like ya stole it bro!

[@deborahchesser7375]

Love watching someone that knows how it’s done. Makes it a hell of a lot more fun with a rig like that.

[@JunkyCarrot]

I love the sound of this engine! Also , that is one BIG gear shifter. And a ton of gauges, wow. 👍👌

[@westpoint1233]

At the end there, your boss has to love your economical driving😂😂 sorry I just had to😀(i do not know how to drive a Pete, and that may be the way to drive them, if so i take back that comment). I drove trucks in Norway for 14 years and had a Scania V8 with strait pipes and did the same to hear the sound (full trottle). Props to you for not being a worldchampion who never miss a gate while backing up, and shows it on the video. That is a truckdriver, no one is perfect. Looking forward to a new video. Have a nice weekend.

[@High_strung]

Im sure he would give me a funny look BUT I GITTA GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT! Lmao

[@westpoint1233]

Life Behind The Wheel and thanks for that. Nice looking and sounding truck you have.

[@alwynjeddore6792]

Oh man, these videos make me miss driving trucks. I took up a desk job. I would LOVE to get back behind the wheel of an 18 wheeler. Lot of newer rigs are automatic though. I’d want something that’s manual. Keep these vids coming brother

[@ice500]

That is one nice well kept custom Peterbilt. Im glad the other drivers were paying attention. Stay safe bruh🙏

[@markgraves9429]

I worked as a yard dog for 2 years before going over the road. Was amazed how much that helped me getting in to the docks. I looked like a seasoned driver from day one going backwards, lol. But had never been over 30 mph forward. That came quickly and I was so glad for the yard dog experience.

[@lindabingham394]

not a driver but that is what i always thought you should start out in the yard and gett lots of practice backing wich is a pretty big deal in trucking!!!!!!

[@505fastlife6]

What is a yard dog a mechanic?

[@shogunofsorrow787]

@@505fastlife6 a guy who moves trailers in and out of the doors. Some places don't let drivers back trailers into doors

[@raredrko123]

Was looking for a Peterbilt driver that constantly uploads great content, looks like I found one 👏🏾

[@High_strung]

Glad to satisfy!

[@Coonass]

@@High_strung that's what she said...🤷🏼‍♂️

[@RobJPhillips]

One of the coolest channels I’ve ever watched! 14 years ago I moved from New York to Dallas and I wanted to become an over the road trucker, but I just could not find anyone who would help me figure out how to get started. Oh well! I’ll just enjoy it through your channel. Love that Peterbilt!

[@RobJPhillips]

@Royal Compass Thanks for the info!

[@lydialas8759]

@Hello Robert how are you doing

[@codydonovan7356]

I could listen to a straight piped peterbilt all day long

[@jessecastro4733]

Backing is definitely tough but with a stretched rig like yours even tougher!!!! But you said it , just regroup and take your time!!!!! Driving through Chicago is definitely an adventure !!!! Keep rollin and we will see you on the next one 😎✌️

[@beepbeep2u]

As soon as i saw Pershing Rd exit. It brought back flasbacks fromthe 80 s trying to get back in there to deliver my Cali produce. Thats only with a 265 inch Pete with a 48 foot trailer.

[@magnum2424kc]

I think our man should start an Amazon wish list so we can help our guy deck out the new truck. I am definitely down to jump in.

[@909mineman]

And here I am stressing out over driving a F-150 supercab with a 8ft box. These guys will always amaze me at how fucking good they can be at driving

[@al-Bismillah]

After I saw you back that Ford Fusion down, I became a subscriber. Done!

[@High_strung]

LMFAOOO they gotta goooo lol

[@robertdrayton3541]

Big block barking, Jake rumbling... ride out! Zero chill, aaaye at least you keep it 💯. Not everyone gets that perfect back every time but you regroup & get back at it. 💪🏾✌🏾

[@dennisternent2974]

Don’t worry about being messed up backing in. It happens to us all. Just stay cool and work your way through it. Good to see you get out to have a look. Best thing you can do.

[@marcwaxman7429]

I listen to sleep sounds every night going to sleep; ocean or rain sounds. Listening to the purr of the "cat" and you floating gears could be another sleep sound if on a continuous loop.

[@seanmoseley2441]

I got a kw 660 I couldn't imagine taking a Pete downtown hats off to ya

[@mars56100]

Beautiful truck! Thanks for sharing the ride.

[@jwinn4886]

I love this video. Brutally honest. Kudos to this driver. No metal was bent. Well done.

[@MrMcPain]

Just found your channel, didnt know about a jake brake until recently and this video is soooo awesome dude! Always been a petrolhead but american style trucks have always had a special place in my heart! Keep doing what you're doing brother and all the best and health to you! Cheers from the Netherlands!

[@thereflectionartist]

much respect brother......Thank you for providing the world with what we need

[@alwynjeddore6792]

Man. I miss driving trucks. I’d love to get behind the wheel and shift them gears again. Making them stops at truck stops. Love it. Haul on brother

[@steveallen5087]

Bless your honesty and keep on keepin on!

[@leintethegreat6678]

Respect to you and truck drivers in general, not an easy thing to do. And a lot of sacrifice and responsibility come with the job. Have a blessed day!

[@error4495]

I love your truck. The simplicity of the outside makes it so much more elegant to me. People put so much extras on their trucks. To me though, less is more.

[@splashgvng]

this guys knows his truck inside and out! props to him! be safe out there high strung!

[@trailrider1558]

Im not a truck driver but WOW your skills are wicked good in those tight areas and that truck sounds and looks amazing well done sir

[@ralphjones587]

I wouldn't have even took the load so hats off to you sir

[@davidmckinzie6009]

Awesome Job driver, really enjoyed watching you do your thing, most guys would have given up long time ago. Thanks for the show and stay safe out there

[@mjt7135]

Damn good driver!!! Thank you for what you do 👊🇺🇸

[@joeormsby2351]

Love how you kept it together gives me more confidence to try get my licence I know I won't be a pro but I'll learn everyday even just watching your vids

[@solism29]

😁 a little trouble backing up! But I like how you showed that it happens to the best of us!! Good job Good looking truck

[@salgarciaiii806]

I live in the Chicago area and I tip my hat to all the truck drivers that drive on the streets of the city. 👍

[@lidsboy4586]

Very difficult some tight ass streets lol

[@chrisiglesias9453]

Hell of a Peterbuilt. It's gorgeous much respect for what you do for us. Very partial to Peterbuilt. Wish I could do what you do.

[@carlislehendersonthethird7799]

I did a ride along with one of our lowboy guys in Denver. Free way action, not bad. Industrial streets. My god. We had to grab a big cat excavator on a quad axle trailer. He was a master operator. I swear to god we went thru places I wouldn’t pull a golf cart trailer. I was sweating bummers but that stuff didn’t phase the driver. Front axle up on the median and the trailer barely squeezing by the stop signs/lights. I suppose it’s all what you’re used to but I was seriously impressed.

[@dawgfather2101]

Love the whistle of a turbo!

[@alokkumarhota3601]

These analogs are love man. I never ever want the truck interior to become like Tesla.