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Equipment: ✓ 2020 F350 4x4 dually, cab/chassis
✓ 2022 F350 4x4 dually
✓ 2019 40' Delco lowboy flatbed trailer with drive over fenders
What a great trip. Those M2s can be super plush on the inside. And I've seen some that have been converted in the back for a sleeper. Where are the fishing vids? Oh, I spoke too soon. Whittier, AK
When i moved my son up near Talkeetna we did Pittsburgh to there in 5 days this year i rode my bike above Fairbanks to the arctic circle in 7😮😂😂 days but i was alone on the bike. Wittier tunnel?
U talking about sleeping different schedules?? Back in the day(LOL), we didn’t stop except for food& fuel..That was point of team drivers,22 hrs a day eating up those miles..
Jason is his own customer filling up the trailer. I would think there is still too much sunlight to sleep at 8:30 at night. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.
Glad y'all had a safe trip and enjoyed yourself! Jason sounds like me... Craigslist, marketplace and offer up. I call it making the rounds every day. Looking for great deals. Daily list: Groceries✅️ Water✅️ Fuel ✅️ Extra Cat/Cummins engine✅️ 😂😂Y'all stay safe out there! Looking forward to you getting back into town!
I know about different signs! Visiting in-laws in Estonia, I mistook a sign of a camera for scenic view until I saw a flash in my rear view. A speeding ticket was in the mail for my brother in-law.
I wouldn't do it hotshotting with no auxiliary tank. Jason can carry 100 gallons in this thing, and we were able to keep 1/3 to a 1/2 tank between stops
You don't run the back roads much. You been running the interstate to much. Because the back roads are the same little gas stops and some do have showers. Go in winter when most them rest stop are closed. As for mountains that part of the rockies range and in the US we east west over them for the most part. But up that way you run a long the range
All you need is shelter and protection from the mosquitoes. Heater is also good. Shared potty. Don’t forget to unlock your neighbor’s door. Even the main roads are pretty remote. The Canucks are friendly until you say “Canadia”. Canadia money is oddly unique. I put a sticker on the windshield with our clearance information in “metric units”. You should put up video comparing this truck to shebeast. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.
I’m just wondering if y’all bit each other’s heads off yet that is a long time in a small space together.I ended a wonderful relationship doing that we was fine as long as I seen her once a month but all the time better be compatible 😂
We aren't together I consider all my guys my big brothers and good friends. No it's been pretty good, but yes I get what you mean tyler! I lost a good relationship because we couldn't talk, so now I over talk about everything! Haha
So if you had to wait & get paperwork to travel thru does the guy travel on your paperwork or dud he already have his own because I watched the video where called him & it seems like the trip just jumped on go
My customs and bond paperwork for my company, was already in process a month before I called Jason. My original plan was to solo it. Must have missed some videos
@HotshotAdventures no I didn't that's why I am asking I remember you said you had to get the paperwork part handled for the trip but when yo decided not to run it with your truck & called him to see if he would run it with you using his you didn't say anything about him having to get paperwork so I was wondering if already had his or is he running on your paperwork
you are in the middle of nowhere. This is some of the most remote country in Canada and North America, what did you expect ? Please at least spell our countries name correctly Canada, you only once pronounced it right !! You do realize that fuel might have to be trucked very large distances to remote areas and adds a lot to the cost of everything. I find it interesting most Americans have no idea of Canada.
No i figured the fuel was just busted out of the ground behind the gas station, and they fill a tank with a garden hose. I find it interesting you're so offended. I enjoyed my trip through canadia, and as any woman, I'll say it how I want to say it. If you're volunteering to do my recording, editing uploading and social media, you're welcome to try and edit out all my mispronounced words and tongue twisted bloopers. It takes hours of my week I'm happy to hand it off .
Truck stops are far a few between in Canda. It is amazing much much the fuel cost is. The scenery is very good, though, even if the road surfaces are not so good. Also u belive there are certain routes you can use depending on weather loaded or empty. Sounds like you are enjoying the run though. 🙂
Please correct your spelling and pronunciation. Its CANADA not Canadia. Also try to remember there are fewer people in all of Canada than there are in California. Things are different there but try to remember that the US is the only major country in the world that uses inches, feet, miles, gallons ounces, etc.
Nothing much to worry about traveling into Canada(not Canadia btw).... just answer the questions truthfully (to the best of your knowledge) along with the proper paperwork for anything needing customs clearance.. and you SHOULD be on your merry way NP.
@@HotshotAdventures Remember its easy to just pay a customs broker when dealing with Border Crossings. I speak of this from experience from 25+ years(retired) of trucking in N. America. I.E. Border guards see self done paperwork... and spend excessive time going over each items vs well know border crossing customs broker(Rubber Stamp Time).. IF its a commercial load, add the cost of customs brokerage onto the delivery fees also(Everyone I know of does this)
