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Kensington and Adams Ave!

Remember, 3 rights make a left. " Opie and Anthony " gimmick from 100 year's ago

I'm not going to harp on it. But, that's as close as you ever want to be to having the steering come apart and losing your life. I had a truck with a bad pitman arm. I showed it to one of our mechanics and told me he would back me up for not driving the truck. Scranton, PA. Lot's of family, like my mother and sister and brother, assorted cousins and friends. Yeah. I been there a few times. Lol! Good video and scary story! Say your prayers to the Man upstairs. God bless and safe travels

Pretty much summarized the attitude of most people we meet. "" It's my world ""-"" the rest of you just live in it""! Yeah, it ain't easy being a annoying gnat in the face of the world. Somebody has to do it! Travel lite in your mind and your soul . Don't overthink it and never get weighed down in the mud of others. Safe travels and God bless

What's up,, Joe ,,, cool beans Man ....

Fuck it block off the Blvd 😂

I feel your pain driving in Philly as I do myself weekly. Although over the past 35 years especially in the beginning I used to become very angered with four wheelers. Age has taught me relax there's no need to get worked up! Now I've turned it more into a pinball game, me being the pinball darting around obstacles. But in all seriousness I surround myself by good people with morals and values I relate to thus the reason I'm at this channel. Guardian angels you do have, because you could have pre-tripped that truck 600 times and still would not have been any wiser to the situation you found yourself in. A co-worker traveling about 60 miles an hour loaded 80,000 unfortunately lost his life from a very similar situation. Front discharge concrete mixer is very heavy on the front axle sometimes exceeding the front axles weight limit. When the particular part on the truck failed because of that weight over the steering axle it immediately violently turned to the the steering wheel to the right breaking his wrist turning the truck 90° at 60 headed towards a cliff hitting it head on. Although he lived through that portion of accident after the impact the drum Broke Free from the pedestal and smashing the cab into the Cliff face very slowly suffocating him. Operator of a tri-axle that witnessed it drove for a different company several miles away from our dispatch yard. Naturally stopped and immediately ran up to the truck to offer any help, unfortunately nothing he could do. What he was able to do was reach through the crumpled metal and hold my coworker/friend's hand as he passed the message to him with his last few struggling breaths of telling him that he must get to his daughter and wife and tell them how much he loves them and that. That was what was important in that moment. Wasn't concerned with himself and his present situation. Perhaps he knew he was taking his last breaths, making it that much more important using those breaths to express his feelings. When most including myself would selfishly be yelling for help. Very glad you were in a parking lot. Little change of subject, friend of mine runs RGN owner operator. Chrome Shop Mafia murdered out. Except for the Chrome covering the back three axles on the tractor. He takes very much pride in his truck looking good, working good, and him doing good. Well about the past year for some reason the hydraulic kickstand used to lift the gooseneck so you can pull away from the trailer must be retracted every single time before pulling away. He knows this rule. He may have made this rule. But for some reason lately he's been forgetting this rule. As a result the Chrome fenders have been stacking up at his shop. Funny part is they don't do enough damage to crush them onto the tire letting you know that you already made a mistake as you turn. But they crush them enough that they don't rub the tire but that you can see you messed up. From leaving the kickstand down as I call it. It's funny how he observes everybody that does not notice it. But the people that do notice it happen to be pulling an RGN and they just smile without comment they know, we know, not all but the majority of us have done it once. With the exception of my buddy who's making it a habit. Keep being professional! Because that is what you are.

Adapt and overcome dude

I saw this on 125th st in Harlem several years ago. I was blown away.

mr consistent ova here. wat is dat 4. nah im just playing. nice work joe is dope ya got a great coworker ya guys make a great team stay safe and keep truckn

You got lucky there brother 😮 I see you were up my neck of the woods. Those cranes you drove buy on I476 are massive. I'm pretty sure they are 1000ton cranes.

Loser

I see that LowerBucks Jawn ,yo it worked .

Dude the skill you have is incredible

What's up trucker Joe, great video my friend and I think you should play the lotto. Good thing that didn't happen going down the interstate at 70 mph. Holy crap, what an epirencence, glad everyone is safe. Stay safe out there my friend and keep the videos coming, catch you on the next one.

The ratchet strap was a great idea!

Team work 💯

I wonder if they make angle kits for semi's. Drift cars have them, why not semi's!

Roanoke electric steel to new York new York the city so nice they had to name it twice , ooh boy those where fun days back in 1996 , 1 and 9 from Philly up in thru the Holland tunnel , spit out onto canal Street at 3 am , crazy times , would never ever do it again 😅

You got this dude!! We gotta get together soon!! You’re bestie misses you❤

Precision work!

That bridge job on the Turnpike has some massive equipment on it

Did you say capacity of the lowboy? 60 tons, right? 3 axles.. 🤔

The more you look the cooler it gets

On cars with snapped tie rods I just kick the wheel the way I want it to go. Maybe on a big rig you can hit it with a sledgehammer on the wheel. Oh I see if it was the other wheel it would be easy to direct it. I love you fix. Ratchet straps can be invaluable .

It's cool watching the channel and see you drive through places I know. I've lived in the poconos all my life.

The Jake delay is programmable with Cummins insite software. Can be set to come right on like the old mechanical engines. Glad to see you back in the saddle. I favor tight mountain dirt roads over city traffic when hauling the lowboy, but that’s the beauty of doing lowboy work, every load is a new challenge. Keep on trucking brother

Hello joe old school baby that’s the way to do it no tow needed great team work thank you ken

I love your channel. You share my passion for old trucks and you have great content. Keep up the great work

Nice job Joe! Creative engineering! Looks like something my Jeff would’ve done. Whatever it takes! Love it!

Thank God those steering bolts broke in the parking lot.

Your in my neck off the woods! Love the vids, keep up the good work!

Good Show Men !!

Wow wow bud that could have got real real ugly!you used up one of your lives bud!

And you guys should move the 5th back to make the spread shorter and it will ride better

There are 2 different type ground bearing and the other one is the style you have is a none ground bearing trailer

There are 2 different type ground bearing and the other one is the style you have is a none ground bearing trailer

Front end steering parts breaking are always scary! At least it happened in a parking lot.

Good stuff today. Disaster everted.

Joe you reverse better than most people drive forward 😂

BEAST!

That sound so good old Detroit 2 stroke diesel ♥️

I've seen him in PA quite a few times.... That thing is definitely different!....

I have way to much road rage to do your job brother i rarely gotta go into Chicago just the east side hauling steel for the most part and thats enough to get me worked up 😂 love the videos you dont get enough traction for the quality of them hooe to see the channel boom in the near future!

Just noticing somehow the camera angles were not properly synced up on the back in. To the guy who commented i apologize because i havent watched this abck until now!. Im pretty upset about it but oh well my mistake ill have to live with it. Thank you all for watching regardless!

This was one heck of a great show, brought my brown 86 Chevy S10 Blazer all the way up from Tennessee and it was so worth it. Lookin forward to next year, ill have to stop by and meet yall next year as well. I see yall got me at 2:40 doing my rounds getting photos of everything too lmao. I recognized yall but didn't wanna interrupt the video 😂 Keep up the good work!

This video just make me decide I'm capabable of being a succesful trucker. I watched this same video some time ago and decided trucking wasn't for me But I can do this if I have to. I know I can, and if I do I'll upload it

Hey you’re becoming my top 5 favorite UA-camrs and everytime you uploaded I was like “oh shi the super trucker just uploaded new video I gotta watch it!” Love your videos and your skills!

Blindside into that street and yard is nuts! Great work!

You got to love driving a truck 60+ feet long on roads originally built for the horse and cart 😂