Logger Wade done Learned today!!!

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[@andrewmaas6620]

I had a run in with officer Hoover at the Indiana scales and instead of putting me oos he let me fix it real quick while he finished the inspection he's a great guy

[@LordMuck]

That's the kind of guy that educates and improves the whole job rather than punishing and stagnating it. Officer Hoover, fantastic ! Wish we had more guys like him here in the UK. Brilliant vid Driver and thanks for putting it together !

[@clintwalton319]

Thanks officer Hoover.

[@2fast65]

hoover films that made me smile with the loose brake chamber great video wade thanks and have a safe week and may officer Hoover stay one step behind you thanks.

[@stevelindley191]

Thanks Wade, that was the best explanation of securing a machine to spec that I have seen, we move around 4 excavators, 2 dozers, a loader and a blade and I learned a couple of things from that video. Super cool

[@bladewiper]

thanks to you and office Hoover. You and him are the type of people we need. Lots of good info learned. Loved the into to his film.

[@woos31]

that's a guy officer Hoover, for one thank you for your service and two thank you for extending your knowledge of securement and safety to those of us in that field, I've been through several securement and requirement courses and you still learn each time. An officer willing to teach this uh way will help a driver retain the rules and info far better than the officer out to collect and careless while leaving the driver seeing red and on the fight........that don't help nobody, positive reinforcement like tater said will make a guy wanna impress and be proud he did well instead of half ass and high ball around dodgin all chicken houses

[@treecutter3333]

very informative. wish every D.O.T officer was like him. too many of them are on a power trip. thank you officer Hoover

[@brandonstevens548]

this is awesome thanks officer hoover. good info

[@dustinballinger5040]

That is some good information I am New to the trucking industry thank you for that information

[@sawsurgeon]

Zucchini Bread... Oh Boy! Hat off to Officer Hoover and Tater! It's great to have working relationships with those in authority. Our interaction with State D.O.T. has been much better than some of the small municipalities. It's as though one is checking for safe conduct and operation, whilst others are looking for a revenue source. We have had multiple area agencies put on DOT staff. Once that occurs, it seems that most of their citations are for some obscure, forgotten or overlooked rule that the real Motor Carrier inspectors aren't interested in bothering with. So, to Officer Hoover and those in the field that are honorable men in service to we the people... My sincere Thanks. Be Blessed!

[@Vanbulance89]

Thanks officer Hoover!! very helpful!

[@RHomer-ov5pz]

Officer hoover should be teaching dot officers. Nation wide. Theres much more to it than following the rules. As a driver, if you dread inspections. And get belittled, and scorned. For your short comings. It hinders your ability to learn. Its not just about doing it like this. Its a about learning why you do it like that. And understanding what might constitute a little more securement. Officer hoover your the best.

[@thetreemancompany]

thank you for the info i always wondered the proper way to chain down equipment

[@mmccoy577]

Lot of good information.

[@thekibby8375]

great informative video, thanks officer!

[@shawnyuill129]

Great job to both of you

[@bertrutledge4546]

Thanks Officer HOOVER.

[@stumped4262]

Dot got me a few years back with a buncher and skidder on lowboy, only one chain on each piece,i recieved a special commendation for that, a nice red decal right in the center of my windshield 😱😭

[@aaronabney8924]

Happened to me too HAHAHAHA

[@johnwarren-649]

Mr Hoover is a good dot officer I've been inspection by him before very nice guy

[@joshcharette6165]

Tater I love the fact that there is a good mixture of humor and education in your vidjo's lol was just wondering every body up here in Vermont run tire chains all the way around on there skidder's and wheeled forwarders I know it's because we get a lot more snow and ice but it does help even in the summers especially in the mud it wouldn't help if you guys did the same was just wondering biggest reasons why you don't? It's amazing how different everyone logs I. Different parts of the country thanks again for another good video

[@SUPERGENKI]

Nice one Wade. great videos as always! ^^ Thomas

[@olskoolloggin9761]

This OL' Hat Chris Ledoux!!👍👍Just Education

[@tractorboy31]

cool. i haul my antique farm tractor to shows. i didnt realize straight chain set you have to divide half. i used to v my chains and do one front one back tractor only wieghs 5-6k but now i do 4 corners cause hay if one came loose with 2 chains it can shift but 4 piont it cant shift. also just using 4700 wll chain rating cause i have 3/8 43 and 5/16 70 chains. so now i have over 9k of securement on a 7k tractor w/ loader and i only need 3.5k secured. i want to get a bracket on the front frame to ease securement though. going down the road i scale about 21k w/ a f350 daully and 9 ton equipment trl

[@travis2511]

Hoover is the man!

[@TimHollis3006]

Wade you need to put on one of those Trooper Mount Me hats

[@danielbrown8602]

Thanks for sharing.

[@cynthiaherr9029]

Don't let Stevey near "Blackie" when your'e doing your binder's no more.. You did learn ,Thank You Officer Hoover..We love that kine(DWD)..Take Care Wade..

[@jessehawks2426]

damn tator.. talk about letting a man down. you WAS my hero. I thought u were perfect... stevey gonna have to show u how to tie down

[@joehussey2693]

very helpful video, Wade aint bad either!

[@openstationloggingkevinbak4625]

good of the officer to help keep traffic safe and let people who move equipment see what to do about large loads and also fed standards that are enforceable across the country

[@NYNCMIKE]

Lock him up Officer Hoover

[@Kronkus36Outdoors]

Lock him up Officer Hoover, Lol !!

[@catdieselpower193]

haha Tater nice work bud!! and you look like a Pilgrim with that hat on!! Lmao!! but I'm here watchin all the same! and officer Hoover is a rite fine feller for makein that vid! Cmon!

[@mikesmith-ug7re]

Good info

[@appalachianmountainman8126]

I would like to hear him teach a class.

[@nellsonstout7001]

Fancy new wardrobe tater

[@VideosByAl]

Officer Hoover 👍

[@Polcat1979]

On the oos violations. How long would it have to be oos?

[@daniele.woodhead3542]

Safety first always. LoL

[@SkidderKev]

that's was a great video he did of explaining it. now that front chain that u used for the head I'm pretty sure you can't do that in Ontario. I'm pretty sure it has to be 2 chains. maybe a driver can confirm or deny that for me.

[@Torsee]

"an he can read". LOL

[@reltcl1995]

Where do I get a hat like that it really looks good

[@mattphillips4260]

hey wade what about under 10,000 tractor with 3 point tool should i chain the tool to i use all 3/8 chain on tie downs also

[@chuckstevenson2929]

Love the intro dude. LOL

[@levic9787]

he needs to cuff you to the truck till you tighten them chains

[@davidgolden6476]

It was Stevie fault for the loose chains, outstanding hat

[@weldercastleberry1611]

good thing you get along so good the ones around here arnt so nice. But being in public service I understand that they have a job to do .

[@kennymysak2079]

It's good to now he a officer that you treat right he will treat you the same way. my saying was it does no good to get mad at them cause you are only going to make it worse.keep up the great video's

[@CMDSR]

Officer Hoover done some edyou macation today.

[@LoggerWade]

Yes he did

[@FARMALLL666]

WHO SAYS THEY CANT TEACH A OLD DOG NEW TRICKS...HA HA I KNEW PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING HE WAS TALKING ABOUT. VERY GOOD OFFIER. HE IS UNDERSTANDING

[@dppmm6567]

If you ever make it to Maine, you, me and Mr Jim beam need to get in the same room. I am still singing that stupid popsicle song.

[@j.c.smithprojects]

oh no! officer hoover read the interpretation incorrectly! he said " more" and it reads "less" @ 5:06. check it out tater!

[@nickedwards7992]

Fun Story,I came across a hat just like that so one Friday Night after playing a football game I was wearing it,at like 2AM up to nothin but mischief in my Straight Piped 88 Z71 with my Girlfriend well....we get pulled over because the Truck sounds like a gang of hell hounds.When the Officer came to the window he asked all the usual questions went to his car to run my info.....he came back to the Truck to get me out to do a Sobriety test....then proceeded to tell me to take my "Stupid F#%*'n Robin Hood Hat off in lay it in the seat,because no one was gonna see him on the side of the rode with me and that hat,and nobody sober would be wearing it on any other day than Halloween" I got a Noise Ordinance violation ticket out of it,but that ol boy wasn't impressed with my hat.

[@woos31]

oh and i agree with John Frey.........that champion trucker stuff might be up for debate now pard LMAO

[@carmenarbogast6740]

I dont care how many chains. You have on it if it wants to come off its comein

[@jamesbrothers9626]

Officer HOOVER!!!Is your dads name TRACY?????

[@catsbyondrepair]

I just wait till the officer leaves and peal the oos sticker and haul ass.

[@4gauge10]

I like the Ole'Semite-Sam hat,thats cool...HAHA!!. My question is this Wade,if you have 50%of the total weight secured,what happens to the other 50%that's unsecured in a emergency stop?.This 50%rule might meet the LEGAL end of it,but what about the laws of physics?. Now you have 17,000 pounds that is legally"free",but couldn't this be a serious issue with the"domino-effect"?.Could the"free"17,000 pounds that's"unsecured"cause the 17,000 that is secured to be pushed far past its 19,000 pound safety limits and cause a catastrophic accident?.Just wondering about this Wade.

[@dewainwoodard4840]

lol

[@1995jug]

Damn Tater prison bound.

[@edwardgaskin4245]

Lost my train of thought. Mommy distraction

[@bewnike]

I don't understand, why is Officer Hoover cutting the rating of the tie downs in half?

[@bigbird8960]

Minimum Working Load Limit for Cargo Securement Devices and Systems The aggregate working load limit of any securement system used to secure an article or group of articles against movement must be at least one-half the weight of the article or group of articles. The aggregate working load limit is the sum of: One-half the working load limit of each tiedown that goes from an anchor point on the vehicle to an attachment point on an article of cargo; and The working load limit for each tiedown that goes from an anchor point on the vehicle, through, over or around the cargo and then attaches to another anchor point on the vehicle.

[@bewnike]

bigbird8960 that makes zero sense. So they're saying you have to have half of the weight tied down and your tie downs only count for half. Wouldn't it be easier to say you have to have the equivalent of all the weight tied down and just give the full value of the tie downs?

[@bigbird8960]

Blake Wilcox it's what the fmcsa says.

[@super6954]

Hi Guys thanks for the video, you just reminded me why I don't want a class 1 licence in Canada, I can drive the trucks no problem but I got no interest in all that book stuff it just gives me a headache reading and trying to get it right. Some of The complete dicks the government DOT employ to enforce it here don't help either. They certainly aren't fine gentlemen like Officer Hoover is. They are just revenue generators like the regular cops here now on the highways. Everythings unmarked sports cars and they wanna encourage you to race on the highway. Or from the lights in town, but it ends in mobile disco lights and tickets if you are that stupid to try . Our local DOT just retired he was the kinda guy if you got anything other than white skin or an accent that didn't fit he'd start off with a new pen from his truck, and be borrowing yours to finish the ticket when his ran out. once he stopped a Hutterite truck, they radio'd back and 6 Hutterites in a van turned up because they new it was gonna be a problem. He had to call back up to get himself out of his situation he created, picking on the guys before as they have German accents. In certain areas they aren't liked and he hated them with a passion. It would be fun to see you and Stevie chain a load each, and get officer Hoover to judge both and see how much the recent new driver learned and retained from his course.

[@BrowerBandit]

and you just flat-lined the audio in the start of the Video.

[@nellsonstout7001]

Bing!

[@davidgolden6476]

Nellson Stout bamn you are quick

[@briangardiner1015]

Now how are we supposed to take you seriouslly with THAT hat on. Too many drivers look at DOT as villans when all they are doing is keeping the roads safe for everyone. It needs to be a mutual respect.

[@jerrydyke2291]

Kinda boring. That's why I pulled a dry box or a reefer. Flatbeds are a pain in tha butt! Too much chaining and tarping.way too much work. Sorry bud.stay safe

[@davidgolden6476]

did I make it first

[@nellsonstout7001]

David Golden so close