How To Blind Load A Truck 

I drove dump trucks of all types for years. This is good information. I would ad, don't dump all at once from up high as you start the load. Especially if you are in a loader. The driver will not be happy if you slam his rig around. Just sayin. Thank you and be safe.

I am triggered by you pulling in the stick on your way back to the pile to grab another bucket. Other than that good advice brother.

You're awesome, great tips and advice 👌

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Why don't they put cameras on the booms? Seems like it would help a lot and would be relatively cheap addition.

Great works buddy, heavy equiptment

A Hello from across the pond all the way here from Europe and I been enjoying many of your video but you touch on a very important subject as far as I'm concerned how to think like a dirt guy. Double touching material etc. Very interesting. Could you possibly elaborate more on this. Example I worked in a D7 pushing dirt forward to a cat 352 which loaded it on to roadtrucks and off to a new dump site. All the material came in on dump truck. So it was just a matter of pushing it forward. One touch. Next week I'm all on my own in a cat 330 and we are preparing for a new site for Tesla all the topsoil have scrapped off, and a design has been loaded into the earthwork system. The topsoil is in two massive pileup and the plan is to load the trucks but before that they have to have a load of sand into the site which have to replace the scrapped off topsoil but I can only be at one place at the time. What would a guy like you and how would a dirt guy think. So far I will have the trucks dump the sand off at one end and come back to me and get the topsoil with them out until I'm nearly done at then I will start distribute the sand. What do you think?

Awesome video!! Thanks my man!!