What I use to secure my loads on my hotshot gooseneck trailer

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[@GL500RYDER]

Who else took notes throughout the video? Just me? LOL! Thanks Alex for the informative video! I enjoy following you as you travel and learning from you.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! 🙂

[@royu1433]

One more taking notes, created my checklist, and everything great info!

[@thekayakfishingfreak]

Great channel and very informative videos, subbed. Thank you for sharing. I’m currently studying for my Class A CDL permit and looking to get my own CDL hotshot rig soon. This gave me a very good idea of what I will need and cost for load securement. Keep recording and sharing brother. God bless, stay safe on the road.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! 🙂

[@samlee2408]

Dude you killed it I will be buying all of these for my Trailer, Thanks

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! Great items at great prices in my opinion.

[@peterc2077]

Great video Alex showing what products you use.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! 🙂

[@richardbarkley9909]

IMHO Thats a very well built and spec's trailer Alex!!

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! It has been good to me so far.

[@justinbohall3860]

Greatly appreciated! I have all my equipment needed to get started! I really like this chain binders

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

The binders are really nice. Worth the extra money.

[@jeremytarter]

The other end of your ratchet bar isn’t for binders. You stick it in the rolling end on the winch, stick the pin in & use it like a ratchet. Keeps you from having to keep taking your ratchet bar out as you tighten down.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Yes you are right. I remembered that after I recorded the video clip. lol. Never used it so forgot what that part was for.

[@RAM-3500]

I'm getting ready to start next year 💯

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Good luck 👍🏻

[@JustinMettleMcMahan]

Damn good set up and not bad at all on cost.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! The prices are good 👍🏻

[@alvinmann7675]

Excellent informative video, Alex. This is what I was looking for to the T. For anyone getting into the game, this is a huge help. When the time comes for me. I'll definitely order off the code you have posted. Thanks for taking the time out to make these videos. Happy Holidays to you and your family, bud 👍

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! I’m happy to know that the video brought useful information to you. Happy holidays 🙂👍🏻

[@nathanurick8320]

I’m actually surprised at how little these items cost. Yes all together it adds up but for what you have and the quality I think that’s good. Look forward to watching more videos

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Yes. The prices do add up but they are not super expensive per each item. Thank you!👍🏻

[@eurorado]

Bro big fan off the channel.. where did you get those MC & DOT decals?

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! Any place that makes signs and stickers can make them for you.

[@ikarus.mp4]

Hey Alex. I was wondering if I would be able to pay you for a ride along for a week or a day. Have been wanting to get into this for a while & my only concern is regulations, paperwork and weigh stations. Thanks

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Unfortunately that wouldn’t be possible. I park at truck stops and there wouldn’t be room for two people to sleep.

[@martingomez2611]

What’s up Alex hey man later on when you get a chance how about you show your truck set up. Like what all you carry with you. Do you also have an external diesel tank? You know things like that. Thanks man. Appreciate your videos. Keep em coming!

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! I have a video of my truck setup. Here’s the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKmuXqJtfKiah9Usi=LduD22-Y-gLH2aGK

[@concyman]

Great content Alex. I am starting for a company in about 3 weeks. I bought everything I think I need and some but have been watching your videos from the beginning and watching this video I'll be paring down some of what I bring. Do you primarily stay in truck stops or do you consider rest areas too. Do you stop at all weigh stations or take a different route to avoid the hassle. What GPS programs do you use or is it standard google maps. Thanks for all of your help through your videos.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you my friend! 🙂 99 percent of the time ai stay at truck stops. I have stayed at service plazas on toll roads before but most of them don’t have showers so I prefer truck stops. For weight stations I use an app called Drivewyze. It tells me when to pull in and bypass a weigh station. No reason to go around weigh stations if you’re doing everything the legal way 👍🏻 For maps I mainly use Google maps but I also have trucker path app which is paid service and sometimes use that map.

[@concyman]

Thanks for the info. I'll check out the apps. Wish you good times and much success.@@Mr.AlexKogan

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

@@concyman Thank you!

[@LassieFarm]

Like number 100 👍

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

My dad 😁

[@petersmith2325]

Good info Alex. You can never have to much gear. I set up in transport 1987, now just do part-time with car trailer, 64 years young. How long have you been I transport?🇬🇧👍😁

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! I’ve been doing this 3 years. 👍🏻

[@abdullahbinmilgat750]

hey Alex, I really like your videos and I wish you all the best. Can you please make a video about CDL? because it is so confusing with all the rating and stuff for truck and trailer. my question is, when do you need a CDL?

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! You need a CDL if the combined weight of your truck plus trailer plus the full load on your trailer is over 26,000 lb.

[@mbisslogical]

Alex if you had to guess what is your average weekly miles and gross?

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Between 3-4K miles per week and average gross is 6-7k

[@PowerlifterRich]

Did you undo your winch straps just for this video? You go all out. I'd like to see a video if your entertainment on the road! Besides the gym you gotta have something that keeps u busy. Think that would be be a hit! Alot of guys wanna know how others stay entertained on the road! Of curse i think the hest video you could make would be my most hetic or scary situation doing hotshot! I think that would be a heavy hitter!

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

No. I don’t keep my straps on my winches. I keep them in my tool box. 👍🏻

[@tg9388]

Awesome thanks Alex for doing this video I was gonna ask you if you could give us an update on all the equipment sources what last would you like what you don’t like thank you so much man Christmas present right to all of us. Thanks again also on that diesel heater, are you running that thing off of the truck battery? I forgot if that’s how you had it set up because it didn’t pull that many wattswas just wondering how that’s working out

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Hey, thank you! I actually just got in the road so today will be the first day that I’ll try the heater out. It is wired to the truck batteries. I’ll do an update once I get to try it for a few days 👍🏻

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

@GalaxyShotShot I would be very interested to hear your reason on that.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

@GalaxyShotShot It will kill your battery if you go electric, that’s number one. It will not heat as well, that’s number two, with electric you have no thermostat which you can’t control your temperature, that’s number three and obviously you have no idea how little diesel the diesel heater consumes. I have a 2 galling fuel tank for the diesel heater and I am able to get almost a full week of heating on that. Depending how cold it is outside.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

@GalaxyShotShot well I don’t see Tesla batteries in Ram trucks. Do you? If your electric heater actually works and heats then it will for sure drain you dead.

[@LSHauling25]

Do you have inc to pull a vehicle?

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

What is an inc?

[@s.s.sniper9077]

Hey Alex I love the videos, quick question if I could get some feed back I’d much appreciate it. I own my hotshot equipment and truck, I’m a local delivery driver, 70k annual gross, home every night off on weekends. I’m desperately wanting to do hotshot in hopes to make well over 100k annually. My plan is to jump on board in March when things pick up. Could I make over 100k annually in this economy or should I keep the day job. Just your thoughts? Thank you.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

Thank you! When you ask if you can make over $100k annually, do you mean gross before all expenses like truck and trailer payment , fuel and so on?

[@s.s.sniper9077]

Yeah gross but preferably net. I don’t have truck or trailer payment.

[@Mr.AlexKogan]

@@s.s.sniper9077 can’t give you net numbers as they are different for everyone but gross before fuel deductions you’ll be way over $100k

[@s.s.sniper9077]

Thanks Alex! That gives me the boost I need to move forward. You seem like a straight shooter and i appreciate you, keep the videos coming!