My week in hotshot trucking. Part 1 

Thank you! Appreciate your support 🙂

Hey what's Alex, please drop off the website where you purchased your equipment! Thanks you Sir

@@libcubanaceotalkdo123 www.myteeproducts.com/?acc=0c3690a6bca4bd6bc3dabb0b5b956059

I’m at home relaxing now for a while. Possibly 2-3 weeks. Nationwide is where I hit mine but a different location.

It’s different for everyone depending what their trailer can handle. My average is 9k approximately.

Keeping them in the winch is not a good idea. Takes extra time to wind them onto the winch when you are unloaded then you have to take them off to throw over the load. In the winter time if it rains, they will freeze on the winch. I tried in the beginning and learned that want the best way to store the straps.

Definitely wasn’t me.

Yes it’s run off 12 v input.

@@Mr.AlexKogan Sure nice to have instead of fooling with ice all the time.

@@richardbarkley9909Yyes that’s for sure.

@@Mr.AlexKogan We have Coleman units. They can cool or heat. We use them when we travel about 40 min to family's places for holidays. I once packed mine with snacks & drinks (cold) and THOUGHT it was set to cool but found out about 2 hours into my trip it was on HEAT!! Lol!!

@@richardbarkley9909 Oh boy. 😁 I use mine as a freezer to keep my meals frozen.

I do not give my dispatcher info out.

I have class A. You can also do non CDL but you’ll be limited to how much weight you can take.

@@Mr.AlexKogan i plan on getting the cdl just didn’t know what type was possibly needed. I really appreciate your responses and how fast you respond.

My dispatcher looks for loads on the load boards.

@@Mr.AlexKogan I see, how do you recommend for people to find a dispatcher?

@@bigpeengabe maybe google some companies.