Do I need an ELD? Something new for RV transport 

Just found this 3 year old video and your channel. The production value especially with your intro is awesome. Good to see a Ford out there!

Casey it was a pleasure to meet you (caught you walking to truck) stay safe out there. I may be back to Horizon down the road

I fought wind all the way across Montana. Got to Washington and got a date with the DOT. Dealt with the snow across every pass. I think I'm going to get a peterbilt and drop deck for multi haul when the weather breaks. I've noticed there is no training from the office down to the orientation staff. More emphasis needs to be given to the HOS rules and the correct way to send in your bills for pay. Like i used to tell my troops (its ate up like a soup sandwich).Yall keep the greasy side down. Be back out when i get done fixing an injector.

LMAO Student Driver t-shirt

Great video safe travels

Right on bro 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Yea I’ve been through Laramie and the wind 💨🌪🌪 but you got to use your head

Love stopping at the iowa 80

I applied to horizon but they rejected me because of my age (75) even though I have RV towing experience. Also I just got a 2 year DOT medical cert. I've been driving commercially for over 40 years, no tickets or accidents. It turned out I applied to the top rated RV Transport company, Indiana Transport and was hired. Found they have many drivers that moved up from horizon.

Gonna be in Walcott Saturday afternoon. Till Monday morning.

Winds are a dangerous thing for sure.

Well I hope there is more videos

You are correct on adding to the two weights together as long as you keep it under 26k, there is a special exemption for RV’s similar to the ELD exemption. However my TM at Horizon told me they will not honor the RVIA CDL exemption therefore we just have to add the GVWR’s not actual weight together and keep that at/under 26k

Still rolling through your videos, and I skipped a bunch to see what was up with the ELD. Anyhow, I thought Gassers was verboten with Horizon? And the external tank with gas, thought that was illegal also...but then again, I traveled through NE back in March on our way to CA (vacation), and saw a pickup truck with gas cylinders standing upright in the bed without any visible form of restrains, nor any placards. When the opportunity presented itself, I floored it to get past that. I"m guessing it's been the wild west on the interstates, but things might crack down now that things are slowly going back to normal.

me and my old man are gonna be in goshen on tuesday lol

Street Walker is getting pretty famous.

As of June 22, 2021 you will need an ELD for hauling RVs in Canada. So any US or Canadian drivers working for US companies make sure they are getting you an ELD.

I've been to that one to chrome shop

I’m with Horizon as well. What number are you in the ranking? I’m not as far as you since I started in July.

Will you be in central texas this week? As a vet myself, id love to meet to ask questions about your experience.

It sounds like you have modified the Street Walker's exhaust system?

Just to clarify in my own head. Even if you don't have to run eld you would still have to run a paper log correct?

Hey, tell Matt that I put in an average of two Hemi camshafts a week where a flawed design makes them fail. My Dodge 2500 has over 440,000 miles on it... I love Dodge with the Cummins but that Hemi will eat a camshaft and lifters. Love all your vids!

Just curious, do the longer 5th wheels like those 45fters pay more than shorter ones or bumper pulls?

Thinking about doing this . I have 2009 Dodge 2500 HD Quad can 4x4 SRW 6.7. 236,000 miles. If this is too old is it feasible to lease through Enterprise and. Make a profit. Any help appreciated.

God made Florida to keep trucker's off of I-80 in the winter. ;

Those 40+ foot 5ers are no joke to tow. Definitely takes experience.

Repair costs and emissions aren't that bad on a gasser

How’s the Load Boards looking for March 2021? Pulling out of Indiana? CDL Class A ELD- Drivers Needed?

Yeah I pulled a bumper pull 30 footer for 10 years and always pulled off and waited for winds to die down. My Grandfather got blown off a road in Alaska when I was younger and he and Grandma were lucky to survive. I just bought a Duramax 3500 long bed, was not easy to find, single wheel to hopefully get started soon. Moving to Indiana within the year, maybe. I was wondering can you run an ELD without a CDL? I'm working on getting my CDL but work 60 hours a week for Coca-Cola as an account manager for 25 years, looking for a change. Not easy to study and work and life all at once, itll take some time. I really enjoy your videos, thanks!!!!

Hey Bud I Enjoy your videos and always Glean something from each one.... In the beginning of this one you started to discuss weight. I am getting MANY conflicting interpretations of the rule. You state that it is all "Actual Weight" without a CDL to reach the 26,000 GVWR Rule. It is MY understanding that without CDL one must go by the Combined GVWR Rating of each piece. IE if I have a 10k GVWR 3/4 Ton F250 then I am able to pull a MAX GVWR of 16K.... Now If one has a CDL then they go by actual weight because it doesnt matter once you have that Holy Grail of a CDL. Please enlighten me, I'm in the process of getting ready to pull the trigger on a new to me truck for doing this so that I can keep my current F250 setup for Pilot Car as it is and then lease it out. I'm thinking I will stick with a F250 for the reason stated above but if I can go bigger, I may!

I would think that hemi would cut into the pocket

Pretty sure horizon doesn’t let anyone pull a trailer with gvwr over 13 if they do it like horizon. Also you IFTA? Was that trailer scaled at 15 or gvwr?

Ok I have a question, with you doing resets and 14 hour shifts, you are running ELDs?

Is your truck deleted already?? O_o

With app do have to get wind info?

For people who are new or clueless it would be nice if you explained an ELD before we have to look it up.

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23 minute video titled "eld" and only 45 seconds on "eld"?

I have a question about the fuel tanks in the bed is that a mandatory thing, and do you only run in the NW area?