Motor Carrier EC's Going For It

[GAnthony]

Never claimed to be a working man...

well christ almighty, we already knew that.

 

[Electric Chicken]

As a single man, soft hands are appreciated.

 

[Shreck]

As a single man, soft hands are appreciated.

To much information.

 

[GAnthony]

As a single man, soft hands are appreciated.

hand lotion even helps the single man as much as not doing any work......

(so i hear)

 

[Electric Chicken]

Hole shot.

 

[389 Hood]

Aw, c'mon! Polish those tanks and wheels and let that 'dog' strut. You have nothing else to do while the impact gun is easing down the landing gear.

 

[Electric Chicken]

Aw, c'mon! Polish those tanks and wheels and let that 'dog' strut. You have nothing else to do while the impact gun is easing down the landing gear.

I mean have at it.

 

[389 Hood]

Nah! Too much like work.

 

[Duck]

Hole shot.

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I hate backing into a building because I can't see shit. The tractor is outside in the daylight and your pupils are adjusted for bright light but you're looking into a dark building.

Some places have runway lights to guide you in but most don't.

I wonder if anyone will come up with a solution for that.


Back in the age of sail, "pirates" would wear an eye patch. It wasn't because they lost an eye in a sword fight. It was to keep one eye's pupil dilated so they could remove the eye patch and see immediately when they go below decks while raiding merchant ships. Otherwise their victims would take advantage of their momentary blindness and attack them immediately, before their eyes could adjust to the darkness.

Pretty simple solution.

But it won't help when looking into the dark abyss of an indoor loading dock while you're still outside.

 

[Electric Chicken]

I hate backing into a building because I can't see shit. The tractor is outside in the daylight and your pupils are adjusted for bright light but you're looking into a dark building.

Some places have runway lights to guide you in but most don't.

I wonder if anyone will come up with a solution for that.


Back in the age of sail, "pirates" would wear an eye patch. It wasn't because they lost an eye in a sword fight. It was to keep one eye's pupil dilated so they could remove the eye patch and see immediately when they go below decks while raiding merchant ships. Otherwise their victims would take advantage of their momentary blindness and attack them immediately, before their eyes could adjust to the darkness.

Pretty simple solution.

But it won't help when looking into the dark abyss of an indoor loading dock while you're still outside.

Yeah that was actually the first time I ever did that, and I was concerned for the same reason. They had some faded yellow lines so I just followed those.

When I scouted it with Google I fully expected to struggle and get pissed.

I did have to get out and make sure I wasn't running my passenger steer over a belt buster concrete glob, but I didn't have to correct anything.

I'd hate to have had a bigger tractor though.

 

[389 Hood]

You get used to the length of the truck. You end up backing a 300" W/B just like a 200" W/B. It's a matter of knowing your equipment.

 

[Electric Chicken]

You get used to the length of the truck. You end up backing a 300" W/B just like a 200" W/B. It's a matter of knowing your equipment.

Yeah I know that but some places are physically impossible.

 

[BlackBart]

I hate backing into a building because I can't see shit. The tractor is outside in the daylight and your pupils are adjusted for bright light but you're looking into a dark building.

Some places have runway lights to guide you in but most don't.

I wonder if anyone will come up with a solution for that.


Back in the age of sail, "pirates" would wear an eye patch. It wasn't because they lost an eye in a sword fight. It was to keep one eye's pupil dilated so they could remove the eye patch and see immediately when they go below decks while raiding merchant ships. Otherwise their victims would take advantage of their momentary blindness and attack them immediately, before their eyes could adjust to the darkness.

Pretty simple solution.

But it won't help when looking into the dark abyss of an indoor loading dock while you're still outside.

Storeroom dock at the power plant in Dagsboro is like that. Pain in the ass. Gotta hit it right from the get cuz you cant see the dock til most of the trailer is inside

 

[BlackBart]

Hey...with Birchy being MIA, someone has to break your stones.

Bircho’s MIA?

What you did to him now?

 

[Electric Chicken]

Storeroom dock at the power plant in Dagsboro is like that. Pain in the ass. Gotta hit it right from the get cuz you cant see the dock til most of the trailer is inside

Nice thing about this one is there are 4 docks, one trailer probably permanently on each end, and two open in the middle with only one having a dock plate. So unless there's a trailer with a lift gate in there you always have 2 spots to get it right.

 

[Electric Chicken]

13 years ago I made an instructional video on how to fold a photography reflector and it still gets views and comments about being the most helpful one on YouTube. The most recent being 6 days ago.

Too bad it's too damn short to monetize. It's 51 seconds long.

 

[GAnthony]

Aw, c'mon! Polish those tanks and wheels and let that 'dog' strut. You have nothing else to do while the impact gun is easing down the landing gear.

how do you know they are Polish tanks...??

Mack is owned by a French company, with ties to Sweden, they could be French or Swedish tanks.

 

[BlackBart]

how do you know they are Polish tanks...??

Mack is owned by a French company, with ties to Sweden, they could be French or Swedish tanks.

I thought everything was made in China nowadaze…

 

[Rigjockey]

how do you know they are Polish tanks...??

Mack is owned by a French company, with ties to Sweden, they could be French or Swedish tanks.

Yeah, When I was down in Lerado there was some fellas holding up bottles that said Polish. I am pretty sure those guys were Latino.
Polish/polish.

 

[Electric Chicken]

Yeah, hen I as down in Lerado there was some fellas holding up bottles that said Polish. I am pretty sure those guys were Latino.
Polish/polish.

There's a "spotless" pun in there that Google Ads won't let me say.