Trucker Cassie - First Time in a Plow Truck! (Part 1) 

I wanna say, thank you so much for all your lovely comments and support guys! It warms my heart to read your kind words!! 💖 I just started working on "Part 2" and I hope to finish it as soon as possible! :) Be safe!

You’re not alone with information overload! Tires me out too. You did great!

Another great opportunity to learn a new job while driving a truck. Thank you for taking us along again Cassie. To have the instructions of your boss on camera helps to remember certain things I guess. Be safe out there on these roads. I know that routine on the job will make you more confident and that you can enjoy this work a lot better. Looking forward to part 2. Have a great weekend, greetings from Germany, Andy.

You can be proud of yourself learning to drive a new type of implement in just one long day. Good video young lady. Stay safe out there and remember to grab your gloves. Cheers from Sydney Australia. 🇦🇺👍😁🐨🦘🇦🇺

Thank you for sharing your adventures. It's very interesting to see the different kinds of machinery you operate.

Plowing is very important in the Swedish winter. I had to go early to Stockholm, Arlanda from Sälen in late November last year (2020) and it was dumping snow for 3 of the 5 hours of the drive. Everyone had done an amazing job plowing the roads, even in the countryside in the middle of nowhere. I got there on time with no problems, despite the heavy snowfall. We appreciate the long hours you plow-truckers are putting in!

I just saw your videos a couple days ago and I subscribed and I must say you seem to tackle whatever is tossed your way and you are a fast learner. I too drove semi’s for several years and I know first hand what a Trucker must deal with on the highways and the in-town crazy drivers and you must stay focused at all times as there are way to many drivers that are always in a rush to get to wherever it is they’re heading to. You seem to have the right frame of mind to be a Trucker which is keeping calm & collected and sometimes that’s a hard call. Thumbs Up To You And I’ll be waiting for your next video.👍👍👍👍

Be safe. Thank you for helping to keep the roads safe with your plowing.

Great video Cassie. It's good you get to do a variety of things in trucking, keeps you on your toes and keeps the boredom away. Stay safe and and have a great week!

It looked like you did great. And learning something entirely new and then having to take over and do it yourself on the same day is always mentally exhausting. And on top of that, I imagine operating the plow takes even more concentration than does simply driving, so it's no wonder you were tired. Thank you for keeping the roads clear and safe.

I never drove a plow truck that big. Just a Ford F-250 pick up truck. But being at that all day will wear you out.

Cassie, a great video, loved every part of it. Loved your expression at the beginning of the video when you were right seat waiting for your instructions about how to operate the truck. I could see that was some excitement in your expression about finally learning something.. I am still wow'ed about you learning to get to operate the plow truck 👍 Cassie you said it yourself about how much more involved it is to operate the plow truck compared to a regular truck. A number of things came into play the day you shot this video. You were not really rested for your longer than normal day, first time really operating the plow truck for that long of a period and mentally not knowing when you would be done can definitely effect how you feel. You know that feeling you got can also effect the safety factor of operating the plow truck. And then getting stuck waiting for the accident to clear didn't help you either. I was glad to see your comment, even when you were so tired, you still expressed your concern that you hoped whoever was in the accident was alright 🥰 Cassie, it looks like you are fast learning that plow truck drivers know what long hours on the road are like. I think between the plow truck drivers and the tow truck operators are VERY important people especially when it's snowy weather. Well Cassie, again excellent video and I also have to say you girl have exceeded your skills now that you are a plow truck driver 💕💕 Thanks for sharing, and we your followers are looking forward to your next video, whatever it might be. Get some rest and listen for that phone because your needed again to plow those Swedish highways. 💪💪💪

Great to see your first plough truck drive went well. An hope you got some good sleep before being back out driving the plough. Great video Cassie. 🙂🙂🙂

Great video Cassie 👍🏼 It’s definitely something different seeing you drive a snow plough. The big question is though, how does the snow plough driver get to work? 😜 Here in Ireland while we do have a lot of gritters out working during winter we very rarely need snow ploughs as we get so little snow - and when we do the country comes to a standstill 🤣🤣 Stay safe on the roads Cassie and I look forward to seeing more of your interesting vlogs 👍🏼

Good evening from Scotland! My God Cassie - is there anything you won't have a go at!? You are one awesome young lady who is definitely NOT afraid of hard work. That side plow is a great idea! The right equipment for the job! I always found that driving very long hours in snow gave me a really bad headache and it takes so much more concentration that after a week of it you need a new head! Look forward to part 2! Great video again. Keep trucking Cassie!

Hey Cassie you did really well and congratulations on learning a new skill!! Great video and stay safe!

You are my HERO Cassie. You undertake new chalenges and always manage to overcome the problems you encounter. Just stay safe out there.

Thank you for all the information you give us!

Hi Cassie 😊, you were thrown in head first on that job, not much time to learn it all, but you did well on a very long day, you sounded very tired on your way home, rest well and feed yourself up , and you'll be ready for anything, look after yourself, stay safe out there, looking forward to the next one, Best wishes, Stuart uk.

Hello Cassie . What another great video . I been plowing snow for many of years . I Do understand the over loaded with learning to plow snow it's really a works on your eyes and concentration . Please Don't cut your self short I seen what you have been able to do in your other Videos.You are a very talented Truck driver . Keep up the great work its very Nice to see your smile as you are making your videos . Be safe . and thank you for making the roads

Great video Cassie, that was a steep learning curve for plowing but you got the hang of it :)

quite impressive you learned this that quick. Of course it takes energy to concentrate on all what is new. Good that you made the safe call to have some rest. Would not be good to plow another car of the road. I can watch this for hours. Stay safe

Stressful day! But at least you now have yet another skill. I liked the way you kept a good, safe distance in front of you when driving home.

That was a very cool video, seems like an interesting experience. At least here in Canada it's similar in that snow operations can span over a long day and it's not rare for operators to be on call too. Hopefully you still managed to enjoy the experience! Can't wait to see the rest :)

Beautiful video! You are doing a good and very important job! Take care of yourself especially in the snowy and cold winter! Good luck! 👍🙏👏

Thank you Cassie for a wonderful video that brought back many fond memories. First off, the word Plow is pronounced like Plowe with the Owe part like when you smash your finger or something. I am originally from the Chicago area when we normally do not have a large snowfall, but occasionally we did get total Blizzards with feet of snow. I drove and supervised a crew of snow removal drivers totalling somewhere between 100 and 200 drivers. We covered an area about the size of Stockholm but more rural in nature. One major blizzard, we fought for 28 days and nights We viewed these storms much like a battle with nature and nature usually wins. It was so bad, we were evacuating women about to give birth or heart Attack victims in the buckets of Wheel loaders because it was the only way to get them out. Your equipment looks pretty good - Our were foe the most part 5-10 ton GMC trucks with Baker wing plows and tailgate spreaders on the real. Thanks for the memories lady and keep up the good work, Between you and Angelica Larsson, you make my day.

Surprising how helpful just a couple of hours of sleep is. You had a long day and had to take in a lot of information on how to operate the plow...then you had to drive. No wonder you were so tired. Great video...looking forward to your next.

Hi Trucker Cassie I love watching your videos and I hope that you are staying safe out on them snowy roads.

Nice setup. Going on my 17th winter driving snow plows and graders

Your boss seems to be a good boss, takes time to explain mm.

Awesome job Cassie, im sure you can turn your hand to anything, stay safe out there 👍.

Awesome!!! I've always wanted to drive a snowplough

Hi Cassie incredible video, amazing how much snow was falling that day, well you can put 1 more check mark in your resume. Have drive a variety of trucks in different seasons, all of them very important for society. Like you said this plowing job is very intense and important, with long hours behind the wheel. Thanks for sharing all this amazing videos with us. Please be safe and stay warm. Have a great weekend.

Great video cassie people don't realise how hard it is on drivers ,you did a really great job out there ,well done look after yourself and stay safe 👍.

I was hauling wheat this week to one of the grain terminals ( yes I farm ) and of course it went and snowed a fair amount and the roads turned to crap and its not fun at all being out there on roads like that where one can't tell where the edge is at and a narrow shoulder type road to boot. So glad when the plow truck came through and then back again on the other side of the more rural highway portion of the route I take as even just one vehicle coming the opposite way created a cloud of snow in the air so I couldn't see where I was going. I don't enjoy hauling grain in the winter when its conditions like this and I most certainly don't envy plow truck operators as they are constantly fighting with traffic trying to pass them and they themselves trying to figure out where the road even is under them. The roads became quite icy even though its cold as that snow packs on and its hard to explain to someone that doesn't know how a truck/trailer handles that is empty on the return trip as its a constant steering dance almost to keep that truck on the road as our falling apart paved roads have ripples in spots and it wants to throw a trucks rear end sideways as the tires bounce over it and its so very slick there isn't traction, its stressful driving, there is no relaxing at all. And that I think is partly why your brain gets fried Cassie, its the stress of dealing with a totally new type of driving job and all that responsibility and way too long behind the wheel at one time between long breaks, never mind night time and trying to see where you are going and your body is telling you its dark and time to go to sleep !.

Cassie you‘re a true professionell. IT is Not a shame to Be tired after such a day! Keep on trucking!👍🇸🇪🇳🇱

Be careful of fatigue, it's easy to make stupid mistakes. It's very similar to driving while intoxicated. My dad's friend who drives alternate shifts lost his life in a truck roll-over this year, and I've attended roll-overs as part of the rescue crew. Enjoy the vids, so cute and competent :) My family has been driving trucks in Australia & NZ, & I've driven Heavy rigids around Melbourne, Street cleaners, Side loader garbage etc.

As other have already said, information overload is not uncommon. If you take things seriously and are a perfectionist, as you are, then overload will happen. Recognising that and taking a break is the correct action. You knowledge will be absorbed and you skill will increase and the chance of making errors and having accidents decreases. Trust your judgement and stay safe. You are admired and loved on here.

Hey Cassie you handled the plow like a boss, but I had no doubts you would. Man!! - those hours are relentless but I know you will be more prepared from now on. Stay safe out there girl!! 🙏

Ladies are kicking men ass in these days !! Well done girl .. proud of you !!

Please hurry up making Part II.......we miss you so much!

You are such a versatile girl! That is awesome!! I know your feeling since i am allso in winter service. Keep safe and have a nice weekend!

All heroes don't wear capes. Some wear yellow coats and drive plow trucks. Those are the real heroes.

I want to say good morning to you and I hope you had a really good weekend. Looking forward to more stuff from you. Love you lots then lots more!

Great video - you're not afraid to try any job!!

Great job driving the plow truck Cassie

Nice work Cassie, I think you're a star!

Yuck, long day and stuck in traffic. Been there, done that. Your a quick learner on that snow plow truck. 👍🙂

Great video as always, very interesting to see ;) so grateful for the people that manage to work with plowing the roads as i know that would be a tad too much for me Hope you can get some rest after this :)

Excellent Cassie, 🤓👍

Good job. Thats impressive. Here in Canada they outfit regular dumptrucks with a salt spreader, plow and wingblade. Nothing quite as fancy as your driving.

thank you for being there Cassie, I am always happy about your great vidos. in love Tiberio

Cassie, you got this. I don't think there's a driving job you can't handle. Take care of yourself, Viggo Alfie and kitty cat. Some day your going to be delivering stuff to the ISS . 💯❤

Sweet!! Great video 👍. Be careful out there.

They're expecting snow in the netherlands this weekend, this is going to be my first year plowing with a car. Next winter season on a truck. Cant wait. Keep the videos coming. 👍🏿

Like you said at the beginning, you didn't get a chance to prepare for the extended shift so it's no wonder you got a little overloaded with it all...and yet..you still picked it up quickly and did an amazing job, like the professional trucker that you are !..Stay safe Cassie..and keep on ploughing :P

Nicely done with your new video program. Be safe out there, you known how to drive its the other ones who think they no!!👋👍😍🇸🇪🇺🇸

You are making really good videos Cassie i love to see them. And i like your comment ar talking in the videos 😊. Please stay save out there. Greetings from the Netherlands

Good luck Cassie!

Nice to watch ur video again and again from Philippines

Toppen video Cassie,du är så duktig på det du gör,härligt att följa dej❤️

So when you are in the snowplow all rules and regulations about working hours and breaks go out the window? Ok that sounds familiar, had it like that myself almost 20 years ago when I was a Tram Driver (Bromma - Nockeby & Tvärbanan) and also in the snow clearing team. First you did your normal 9 hr working day and after that you went out with that little red snowplow from 1904. Usually no end time given, you kept going as long as it was needed and it happend more than once that the time I went home I only got the required 11 hr downtime before my next duty. But it was fun doing it, that old snowplow is rather special and a bit tricky to drive with it's crappy brakes and no air horn. Cheers / B.

Good job Cassie. Greetings from Slovakia. Daniel

My favorite trucker Cassie!!! Bummer for you to end your shift just to end up in big traffic jam....

Hi Cassie, the best of luck in this new driver role. Enjoy your content very much. Look forward to your next post. Eamonn (Co. Kerry Southwest Ireland).

cassie doing a great job keep safe.

Now that's a plow, and so Luxury If we had to mount the plow shield I had to get the fork lift to fit the front mount and then crawl under to connect the hoses for the hydraulic. The one I get to drive is basically a 2 axle Tractor with a sander in the Back and a 2,50m knik plunge shield , but it's a high speed shield with swing controll (max 60 km/h), my plow zone is the Industrials in the area where our company is locatet at. (container terminal and warehouses) but we don't have the real snow masses here anymore :( to plow streets or even the high way. I want that mass of snow too and have looots of snow come down. And you're right NO shoes in the Truck :D ,If only my collegues would apply that. Like I said you now one of us (girls in plow). ^^ oh and the Control panel for the sander and plow had my boss build by himself, it looks like from a mad max movie. And this week I was on the Highway in front of me was a Truck blown over because of the wind (1 hour late to the construction side) and a heavy Crane and a Rotator were there to brig it back to the wheels.

You plow there much slower than in Finland. I think the plowtrucks go 60km/h with the plow down. But slower speed is much safer than high speed.

Great video Cassie

Good luck plowing Cassie safe travels

So nice ur in winter service 😎 👏

You are an amazing lady. Beautiful and smart. Hard working and not afraid to do something new. Great video. Stay safe yourself. Have a great weekend.

It's hard to drive and clear the snow, it's not easy at all, every part of you when you endure working in the winter to clear the snow 👏👏👏👏💪💪💪💪❤❤❤❤

I take my hat off to you willing to drive anything, and getting the chance, never drove a snow plow, as I did HGV recovery and accident removal's

Great Cassie have fun & stay safe

heeeeey hi. 👋 what is it nice to see you driving different trucks, you are doing well !!!! 😜 what a cool video ❄️❄️❄️☃️😂 have fun.😘

Dark adds a whole new dimension to the environment. I fly planes and at night is sure is different. PLEASE BE SAFE!

Hello Cassie. Enjoy your insight into your working day. Thanks Dave

Wow! You're great, keep it up 👍

Cassie...you are just awesome and more excellent than a glass of fine wine. I'm half a world away, but I'm your best friend. Stay safe and keep sending more. ❤ from Texas.

Good stuff, Cassie! Your boss is basically the Swede version of my boss here in Pennsylvania. :) He seems like a laid back dude who has no issue with explaining things to a new operator. Bosses like that are pretty rare these days. Also, welcome to the American truck driver long hours, plus exempted hours due to weather. :P Plow trucks are fun but way too cramped over here. What you were in seemed rather spacious and comfy. I'm jealous.

You did a great job Cassie👍A lot of info to take in too😁Stay safe gorgeous 😘

Cassie You are a jedi truck driver 👍👍💪💪

Hi keep the good videos coming i gave leg removed after the wreck I told you about now time for rebuild my muscles up and get back to work boss keeping my job open and getting a atoumic truck 🚚 just hope my recovery goes to plan stay safe

Du är en cool tjej! Älskar dina videor - många hälsningar från Danmark 😊

Take care Cassie, try and catch up on sleep. I hope you cope with shiftwork better than I do.

you can do a lot of with different truck work, i love you girl, your pretty amazing

Nice truck and stay safe

Snow plowing as a beginner has to be a high stress job. After a week when the controls and clearances and patterns become automatic the stress will go away a lot. Other drivers will continue to cause stress but long hours will be much easier.

Hey Cassie! Glad you're well and keeping busy ;-) I like the graphics you've added, really great! Soo many buttons and levers and things to plug in! it would have taken me longer to learn that lot :-)) You're doing a good job there keeping the roads clear, I'm guessing you get a lot of snow there, more than we get on the Isle of Wight....hahaa!! By the way, is that Scania a hook loader that's used for other things when it's not full of salt?....Take care and stay safe, can't wait for episode 2 :-)

Great you are learning to drive. It seems a lot in the beginning, but you will get the hang of it 💯💯. Cassie you sound very tired 😴, watch you do not fall asleep at the wheel.

Nobody gonna talk about the fart at 9:58? 🤣 Great videos btw!

Hello i just subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work. What gopro do you use for forward facing the road? thanks.

Thanks for that, always been interested in how snow is removed from the roads. Living in a warm dry country like Australia it's not an issue (apart from a few isolated areas in winter). One question, do your boots get cold and damp sitting on the step? Cheers

The plough mounts with what looks like quickie brackets

You are so beautiful and talented. I'm glad that you got home safe with all your animals. Please be safe. Love you lots!

Du är bäst ! Var rädd om dig ! Sänder Massa varma kramar o kraft till långa arbetspass / Chrash test D / J

Welcome to the wonderful world of snowplowing mega long hours and be greedy about em too if you can. Eat, sleep plow. Watch the weather cause snow means work. Don't forget you work mits, keep a few pins and counter pins, a hammer and fluids a rags for break downs. If you get a blizzard you might get a 72hr shift you did great for your first time out

whey to go girl you are not scared to try something new good for you drove tractor trailer for almost fifty years but never drove a snow plow thanks for sharing stay safe

First of all you are pretty as always! Thank you for the video, nice to see how it works. Imo you doing great, and your brain works perfectly normal. Or we are weirdos in the same way. If it's a routine job, I'm okay for long hours and got tired just because I have been up for many hours, so it's more of a physical tiredness combined with some level of brain tiredness. If I have to learn new stuff and use that knowledge, my brain getting exhausted way before my body. Like when I had to learn how to operate an excavator, or a crane on a timber truck, or even learning a language and speaking for 2-3 hours, I'm just vegetating the rest of the day. XDD Drive safe and wish you the best of luck!