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Older driver here finally in a newer truck. Thanks for the location of the air lines.

One of the better videos out there. Very detailed and up to the point. Thank you sir!

My trainer never told me about this. My truck currently has 240,000 from new and never drained the tanks. lol

Swift driver here with a 2019 Cascadia this tutorial helped me out

Of all the videos this one has given me the most info especially for myself as a new driver. Thank you!

I really appreciate your channel and videos JJ. I am a new driver and it is great having more veteran drivers showing how things should be done. Much Appreciated my friend. Take Care. 👊👍🚛🦺

Thank you JJ. I’m a new driver and that is very important to know 👏👏👍👍

Very informative video. Covered the whys when’s and how long in no time. And they say truck drivers are dumb. Safe travels

Appreciate you, first week alone otr your videos are short and sweet strait to the point. Nothing better!! Appreciate it Your videos have came in very helpful Opt idle kenworth draining air tanks

This is a great video and knowledgeable plus educational. Thank you for the visual example. About how long do it last releasing the air brakes. 2000.00 dollars is not an option. Everyday.

Thank you for the video man, you are more clear than anybody. Thanks again

I never thought about the different climate change going from north to south. Good advice.

World class mullet. Business in the front, party in the back.

Thank you so much JJ, you are truly a blessing. I am a newbie and this video was truly a blessing, thank you again!!! Many blessings to you

Awesome video. I knew the answer to how often you are suppose to drain them, but I never knew how. Thank you for the information!!

This is like a True Tutorial on trucking,,, Great Man👍,,, keep inspiring 🙏

You are so good for the trucking industry! Keep going JJ

Just got a new freightliner. Appreciate the pointer. Just came out of a kenworth and was wondering where the lines were located on new truck.

It's 20 grand not 2. Because it gets into the motor as well. I saw that the other day and couldn't believe the amount of damage. The truck was really old and the mechanic who worked at frgtlinr for 20 years now has his own shop told me it was a common problem because the drivers are not aware of the extent of damage. It goes further than the air line.

Thanks for the great video! Fellow Prime driver here. I wasn’t taught this in PSD or TNT.

Life saver video thank you sir

Thank you for this demo. It comes in handy.

Exellenr advise. Thsnk you.

You should do a video about Refers. How they work, the settings, load securement, tips and tricks ect.

Another thing that makes a big difference on the interval, is pulling the same trailer all the time OR dropping and hooking constantly.

Yeah, n The most important thing to keep in mind is when you start this (all air tanks drain or empty) process, your truck must be in neutral mode because if your truck is not neutral n you drain all of the (gear) air, n your all air tanks empty, n you start the engine, but the truck will not go into neutral because it is in gear and not start, n you will get air into the tank again.

Good stuff. Thanks, JJ!

Greatly appreciated of all your informative videos. I learn a lot thank you. Be safe out there

Not to be a SMART A, But as you said you don't want Water in the Air System at all, I worked as a Journeyman Diesel Tech for Many Years, and this is my take, Even with the Best Air Dryers and Maintenance New Truck or Old its not Just water in there, you have other Contamination such as Oil and Dirt! My Recommendation is a Quick pull every Day on the Pre Trip , tractor and Trailer, then the Complete Job like you show once a Week, (great Job by the way, because this is the Most overlooked Maintenance) Also I can tell you this not being Done can Cost you WAY more than Money, having a Failure in the Air Brakes is A Life Changing possibility, Again this Schedule is my Recommended thoughts. The Drier it is in the Tanks the Better because there will be Lubrication and moisture as soon as the Truck is Started !!! The Health of the Control Valves and Such is Vital to preventing Future air Leaks and Proper operation of the Brakes and all the other systems! Thats All dont mean to Ramble on and thank you for Bringing this Most Overlooked Topic up!!

I just came across this video. It was very helpful.

Hi am Lawrence and I am Lawrence and i am studying for my permit so I can get my CDL license soon, also I see the prime trucks everywhere I go so I love to apply for fun when I finish getting my CDL license

I took a 6 week course on air tank draining

Great vide! Thank u for posting 🙏🏽

Newer trucks have air drier installed ...thats that black canister by the radiator core under the hood also acts as an air pressure regulator..

Thank you 😊

Thank you JJ that was a great video, I learn a lot today.

I am a new driver and that’s really helpful . Thnx

Great demonstration 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great video. Easy, simple. Thank you sir!

Hey jj love the videos very informative. I used your driver code and will be starting at prime shortly. I test tomorrow for my cdl permit

Good info for the new truckers. Stay Safe! Stay Healthy! #AmericaStrong

Excellent video! The video wasn't too wordy. You got right to the point. Thank you.

Thanks for the tips great video

Thanks for info.

It should drain the lines when it reliefs the air pressure ... old trucks didn't have them so checking for water was essential for full air tanks..

Great information made easy to understand. Thank you...

Nice bro.. absolutely good....and that's info really help a lot to all Truckers out their and also my self as a trucker....#keep on safe Truckers

Worth spending time.. great work .. thanks

Thank you so much JJ

What if you don’t have those cables?

Good video

Awesome video great step by step process phenomenal be safe

I didn't know u could do this with truck started. I'm noob af. But nobody told me to do it til the air is gone. I pulled the one and I could see water come out but the other 3 I couldn't see nothing

very useful video! Thank you very much

Thanks you

I saw that trk last summer

Thx for the advice! Much appreciated! 👍

Very good content very nice

Thanks for the video

Thank you for this

Works for concrete mixers also

Gotta release both brakes (tractor and trailer) before draining tanks?

👍🏿good info man

Happy New year

Why 2021 does have only one valve on it?

Thank you!

Good Idea for drain the air thanks for making a video

Great video, learned something new.

Do automatic trucks have clutch air tanks!

You the man JJ!

Beautiful video thank you

What about the trailer ? Everyone shows the trucks only are you to do the trailer too ?

Great video JJ , good info...

Thanks for posting this. Very well explained yet again. I learned a lot.

Thanks so much

Appreciate you greatly and thank you for this video- doing a lease check off

Great video...thanx

I just purchased a 2019 Freightliner from Pedigree Truck sales. Awesome truck but was wondering where the drain cords where as they are not visible. Thanks for the video. Can you do one replacing your airlines?

Awsome video, really helps a lot

How often we do that ?? & How long takes is that for 30sec 1min ??

Thanks for info man

Thank you

Great video, really appreciated it! Ty

Big cat transportation thanks u I can't afford a brake down

🙏🏾thank you sir

Thank you.

Thank you ☺️

Got my sub for this video thank you man

I clicked on your face today🎉

Does this cause moisture to get into the brake pressure sensor . The stop lights turn on and cuts off the cruise control. Then you have to stomp on the brake pedal so the stop lights to turn off .

I'm sharing this with my brother at kllm

Do you drain tank with engine off or on ?

Should I worry about the air cables getting pulled too hard?

Never did it, still driving Ok. Driving since 2013! I dont know maybe my truck has auto-drain system😁

If the air is down because of moisture, is it too late to do it?

Thanks for the tip !!

Thank for the info

There was a truck I got into back in the stone age and drained the tanks and drained out 1 and a 1/2 gallons of water out of them. Used 2 one gallon milk jugs and couldn't believe how much water was in them. Needless to say the driver that usually drove the truck was chewed on for more then a minute.

If I work the break in the cab before starting wouldnt that save some time to empty?