Shine In The Pines Truck Show - 2021 

Thank you Chris we enjoyed it greatly

Great vid!!!!!

Do either of those boys shave? 15-17 and are your companies trainers?? My lord come on.I started towing in 78’ grew up driving heavies. There were no schools. How can you be a trainer if ya can’t drive the damn things.

@@fuzzybutkus3951 both of these boys have grown up in this business. My son comes to work and goes on calls EVERY SINGLE DAY after school, every weekend and all summer long since he was 5. I would put either of these boys up against just about anyone. Every traffic cop in our area would tell you the same. Sure- they are a little cocky, but if thats all I have to put up with when they work as hard as they do- thats fine with me. I can promise you most business owners would give anything to have their kids take as much pride in it as these boys do. Sorry there are adults out here who would talk trash about their facial hair rather than encourage kids who are actually willing to work. Rare find these days....

I really enjoyed listening to your son and the other young man. It’s very inspiring to see them know so much about the business. You can tell they are both being raised right with great work ethics. They will definitely go along ways and grow the business once they get older. Not to mention how they inspire the younger generation to fulfill their dreams. Three men in this video and all under 20 years old that get it. The young man with the red KW cowtruck also. He just graduated high school. 18 years old and trucking. 15,17, and 18. All three will be leaders. Keep up the great work in instilling great values in your son. Pass along my respects to them. #HaterMade

@@ashtonharrison5136 thought about it last night and I’m a man. I apologize. I started very early and I was going by what I knew at that time. These young people are much more advanced then we were at that age. My mother taught computers in the late 70’s early Eighties for a financial company and told me get into computers it’s were the money will be. I had already decided at 4 what I was gonna do,Drive a truck. Boy really showed her didn’t I.lol. Hope you accept the apology. Thanks for not jumping down my throat. Pass it on to the young men as well. My son has cerebral palsy and I think I was a little jealous. He is an incredible young man but didn’t get to drive or some of the other things I had planned for him. Being able to pass a family business down to somebody who appreciates it has to be an great feeling. Ashton your a real good representative for them. Have a good summer to you and your families.

@@fuzzybutkus3951 Thank you for this. Have a great summer!

Yeah that interior was wild!

Just something different to do. It may also protect the front of the tank from stones thrown off the steer tires. My thoughts anyway.

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I thiiink it because they don't have good handling so many people don't buy them.

Because nobody brought one. You can bring whatever you want to. They are great trucks and there's nothing wrong with their handling I don't know where that shit came from they just had not gotten very popular on the show circuit