Thanks so much mate glad your enjoying them got more coming soon 👌

Me too. Fan from London 💪

Thankyou! I'm glad you enjoyed it much more incoming make sure your subbed and notifications on so you don't miss any 😁👍

Thanks bud I'm glad it helped many more to come!

Cheers Darren glad you liked it I'll have some more HGV content out soon 👌

Thanks bud and I wanna throw some humour in just don't wanna put people off because I'm an absolute West head when I get going 😂 and yeah sure I'll do one on tachometer but I'll have to do my vids in my own time now been told off today 😅👍 ill have to come in earlier for you all 😂 have a mint weekend mate 👌👍

So how did ya test go Hope it’s good news mate

@@mikeymc3094 aye, passed and even got my class 1 already. Driving for a general haulage firm.

No problem glad you found it useful mate ☺️

No problem glad it helped you

That's the one 😂

Thanks mate will do Im building a workshop at the minute for the motorbikes and it's taking most of my spare time haha

@@dsjmoto724 oh nice one, what bikes you got ? i had a CR 250 Dirt bike loved it

@@MeAndBoy I've got a gixxer 600 and the others my dad's a lil ninja 2 fiddy 😂 I want a road legal cr 250 absolutely sick aren't they mate

YEAH THERE BEASTS !! specially taking them over a track hitting the jumps

No problem mate and thankyou, I'm not being negative but I definitely wouldn't recommend that company for a beginner or someone who wants to keep a clean license and that's all I'll say, if your new to driving and local to manchester I would try companies like PP O CONNOR as they are fine with new drivers and you get proper training and everything is done above board and correct hope this helps mate

Been driving for a while now and just fancied doing something a bit different thanks for the heads up on the old job and pp O'connor might look into that one pal

@@stephenhill6862 yeah no probs mate your welcome, the scrap game is a dirty job but it's How you take it as an individual and again if your thinking about it I'd have a look at EMR or Norton's with them being a big company all there tackle should be Bob on mate

😂😂😂😂😂 Nice one mate and yeah its a peice of piss on roros mate can be dirty and a bit squeaky when you first get on em as they're top heavy but once you've got your mojo in them you can go full send 😂

Thankyou very much for the kind comment! Appreciate the feedback ☺️ and a few people have said that I must not he ready yet 🤣 but well done for quitting I bet you feel brand new ☺️ thankyou for sharing your success love that!

No it's fine question mate locks stop the bin derailing when you tip it's all one unit thqt moves 👌

@@dsjmoto724 Ah gotcha, so the rails raise up with the container if locked to the container, and when unlocked lifting on or sliding off rails stay in horizontal place. Thanks m8, only just come across ur channel, really like ur videos, I'm a recent class 2 pass and just been offered a job with council, now I'm bricking it and self doubt creeping in, but ur videos help give confidence 👍👍

@@andyrossell6949 nice one mate thanks for the mint feedback welcome to the industry haha, and to be honest mate take it easy and it will all come together, driving a truck properly takes time and patience it will get stressful from time to time but just take it as it is and crack on you'll be sweet mate council are decent to work for usually got new wagons and keep em well maintained, oh and always remember a drink and some munch incase of a breakdown or anything you never know haha all the best with it mate 🍻

Hi mate your welcome glad it helped and yeah deffo put the locks on when your tipping, but remember to take them off when dropping the bin otherwise you'll put the bin down and rip the locks off. And if it's your first time driving one take it easy around corners and on roundabouts they like to sway and lean as they're really top heavy but if you've got 10 years under your belt you'll be sweet pal 👌

@@dsjmoto724 thank you , even though i had someone with me today i think i done his head in with all my questions 😩. Your vid really helped me 👍👍👍

Nothing wrong with asking questions mate, you don't find anything out unless you ask questions and they'd rather you did and be more clued up than being a have a go Harry 😂 but yeah with most Roro systems the order is like this TIPPING 1.back wagon up to pile not too close and apply handbrake 2.engage P. T. O 3.open sheeting system (if required) 4.open locks 5. Push bin back a good few foot and re-apply locks 6.open door (stand back when door opens) and then walk back around wagon too offside and secure the door 7.back in cab and up up and away 😂 8.when the loads started to slide out release handbrake and shunt forward 9.if no banks an present walk down nearside of wagon and check loads completely out then jump back in and lower the bin back down. 10.close back door (check top of the door for scrap/debris before you release and close it) then back in the cab locks off draw the bin forward locks back on P. T. O off and job done 👌 DROPPING THE BIN 1.Engage P. T. O 2.Open sheet system if required 3.locks off 4.slide bin all the way back 5.send bin up 6.when you feel the bin touch the floor the truck will nudge forward a touch release the handbrake and let the hook push the wagon away from the bin 7.once the bin has fully sat down make sure your hook is detached (pull away slowly) and jobs a good en 👌 If you haven't already been shown there should be a leaver for stabiliser Jack's that press down on your leaf springs for extra support when lifting a heavier bin and also to provide abit more stability on softer uneven ground, just don't forget to take them off before you drive away or you'll smash the seals out of them ask me how I know 😂😂😂 hope this helps mate

@@dsjmoto724 mate i cant thank you enough 😀. Leaving for work now and just seen this msg , this is exactly what I needed step by step guide. Was stressing about going to work now you but my mind to rest . That was a lot for you to type out but is perfect for me 👍👍👍😀

@@OldDirtBikes mate I love helping people out have a great day take your time and it will come together top man 👌

I'll get something up hopefully today thanks for the kind comments 😁 there is a reason why I've not been putting vids up so I'll be doing an explanation vid and showing you guys what's coming next 👌👍

Hi bud, always give yourself space, so shunt away from the wall then eject the bin then when the front of the bin is about a foot off the floor you can reverse back pushing the bin with your hook and use your mirrors to guide you, if your still not sure just get out walk to the back and have a check always worth a check if your not 100%. If your talking about lifting a full bin up then back up to the bin, lift a foot or two off the floor then shunt forward and drag the bin until your sure you will avoid contact with the wall. Always make sure you have a walk around after you've pulled bin out and check for any shite stuck in the back door or hanging over the sides it's always better to check it on the floor still rather than up on the wagon 👍 when you've first hooked up make sure the hook is properly under the lifting bar of the bin and take it easy on the corners in roll n offs mate they're very top heavy won't be like the bin wagon hope this helps bud all the best for tomorrow 💯👍

@@dsjmoto724 absolutely amazing run through bud. I’m glad now I’ve got something to fall back on. I’ve just screen shot your advice and I’m sure it will go ok. I’ve driven 18 ton skip trucks before for cherry hill skip here in Chesterton Staffs and had to get used to reversing up to houses and peoples walls to lower the skip over onto the garden, it’s just something new and thought I’d ask for advice to have a heads up on what to do. I’ll let you know how I go on. It’s an extra thing I can say I can do and it’s overtime as well over the weekends 👍👍

Apologies for the late reply bud! How did your training go? And don't mention it mate always happy to help 😊🙏💯

Probably not mate I wouldn't recommend it anyway 2 very low bridges to get in the yard but there's no harm in asking bud, as a beginner I would be looking at a bigger company personally mate

And the job thats advertised is my old one by the way there's a reason I quit

Haha I'll take note of that 😂 thanks, and yeah I've done car recovery on a flat bed and a slide deck I've done pallet deliveries and tipper work moving aggregates and I used to whizz around on the skips loved it mate

And yes I've put some skips on some funky locations, as your experience and confidence grow and learning new tricks along the way you will suprise yourself with what your capable of 👌

Yeah thanks bud I'm on tippers now more money and no weekend work loving it

Nice one pal

Easy bud really sorry I've not been on for a while I've got a vid to post later explaining what's gone on at work as some lovely bugger has took great offence to my channel and grassed me up to my boss 😂 however this will not be the end of the channel but like I say I'm posting a vid tonight for all you guys so you know why I went quiet 😂 but seriously thanks for all the positive comments asking where I am man feeling the love ❤️🙏

@@dsjmoto724 we’re u doing it on company time? Don’t know how they can take issue if your on your breaks.... unless of course your showing off any dodgy company policies :) haha! Either way I look forward to u coming back.... got my training starting next week so was hoping to pick up some more tips! Haha

@@kohtime the Roro video I was however I was blocked in whilst another wagon was unloading like I say there is alot more to it so I'll fill you all in after 👍 I'm not being beaten by anybody 😂