I haul crude oil in Wyoming and it's really great to be able to see what other tanker yankers have to do. What a time to be alive. Thanks for making this video! Stay safe

Amazing video. Very clear and concise, no filler.

I wish every customer had a check valve. Lol roll safe and good video brother. ✌️😎

Great video!

Just did my first air off today... watch this video this a.m. and everything went smooth. Thx

Very good. I just started driving tankers for Schneider. Very informative.

Good video. Like the way you tape down the ears on your cam locks. One fine point to consider: If it’s cold out and you’re blowing off something that freezes easily, opening your internal first could allow the product to freeze up in the line between your internal and your pancake valve. Used to haul tanker in Canada. Learned about this one the hard way.

Good information to have

Man this is really helpful i have my first load tomorrow

That was great

Great video helps a lot

Peace Brother Thanks for the video. Well explained. I am studying for my HazMat now and will be taking my test in 2 weeks.

ALL YEAH 😅KEEP UP THE GREAT 👍 CONTENT THANKFUL 👏 GREATFULL MOST DEFINITELY 🙏 10-4.

Appreciate the video

Damn good tutorial, sir.

Appreciate your video

Thank you Much for the video, It was very informative and helpful. U can use whip checks, for your pressurized hose connections. They nylon and wire They are both a pain in the ass. But can save you from a big head ache. Do u pefer a trailer Compressor, verus tractor??

Thank you

Thanks bro new to the company

Good video! Do you have one doing a pump unload?

Can you show how and where the air hose is connected to at you truck.? Is it connected directly to your air tanks or are you using your glad hands.? Thanks

Im new to tankers, ive pumped off numerous times but doing only my 2nd air off on Thursday so im a little nervous about it

Should this truck transfer be grounded? Also, what about a whip check for the air line and a pin?

Can I use a glad hand hose to pump off my trailer?

Do you hook up your bleeder valve? I’ve been taught to hook up a bleeder valve for sample or to relieve pressure towards the end to make sure there’s nothing in my line.

Not sound stupid by my hydra chem pump when I air off it keeps blowing my air line to my compressor any idea what’s going on. ?

That check valve really is rare out there

In the process of obtaining my haz mat and tanker endorsements and getting away from dry van !!!

Do you wait for the air pressure to build up before you start the offload?

For your air source is that just your truck air or a whole new compressor you added

And I was always told tankers should be pressurized at 25 psi at the most and even that is a lot of pressure especially if your filling open containers.

thought air off meant dome lid open? so what term is used for unloading with the dome lid open?

You didn't show how to turn the air on. And you didn't describe the christmas tree. Otherwise, excellent video.

Where’s your blow out valve

Your unloading a corrosive and no chem suit?

Schneider makes us wear a green suit when unloading corrosives 😢

First of all those tape around the dog ears are not the appropriate tie down Velcro straps and secondly you are missing a blown down on that 2 inch contraption.

Thank you Sir. (Apologies for not asking you for your “proper pronouns”, but I’m retired now and can speak the TRUTH 🫣 😆) I recently retired from a 30+ year career in the fire service. My last 12 years were spent as a battalion chief of a large East Coast department and our HazMat Unit and “Robotics Unit” (aka “UAS / Drone Situational Awareness”) under my command. Your “real world” videos with full explanation of most of the critical aspects of hazardous materials transport…. Truly OUTSTANDING !