First Semi Trucking Lesson - Hauling Corn on the Farm

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Published 2024-03-27
Onyx's first trucking Lesson! He will be on 18 wheels in no time!

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All Comments (21)
  • @Pep8691
    Don't worry Onyx.. we ALL learned shifting a standard by rounding off the edges of the gears until they were smooth enough to mesh together properly!! 👍
  • @Rubey4792
    Former farm kid here. My parents figured learning to drive on the farm would be safer then learning blind in Drivers Ed. I knew how to drive before I was 13 years old. Go Onyx go!
  • @gailp9432
    Great job Onyx. Learn as many Life Lessons as you can while you’re young. Ask Jim and your grandfather all the questions you can. It will serve you well.
  • I like when Jim is around. He’s a character, that’s a good thing.
  • @Budd56
    As a truck driver for the last 45 years I still remember the first time. Good job kid 👍👍✌️
  • driving a 13 speed at 11yrs old on the farm and to the elevator. No one ever questioned my age. Of course that was in the late 50’s. Onyx is blessed to have such a great family.
  • @gerry6835
    Advice from a former trucking company owner: Keep and maintain what you have for power units. You don’t drive them enough to wear them out. The new stuff is more expensive to purchase and maintain! Put your capital towards other farm purchases.
  • @user-qe3po5zd4w
    Great to see a young man learning to do the pm's on machinery and not just the driving part. Got to learn how to take care or our machines and they will take care of us.
  • @chrisspence1831
    Nice to see Onyx being taught how to drive truck by his Dad. It could come in handy down the road. Learning a trade at a young age never hurts. Even if he’s just taking laps around the farm for now. God bless all farmers.
  • @pedrogunner9750
    I have a heavy equipment company and we used to have a “Jim”. His name was Billy and he was an incredible hand, but also everyone’s friend/dad/grandpa. Having those old boys around is something every company needs. Unfortunately Billy passed away a few years ago and left a big hole in our company. Here’s to hiring older guys to help out!
  • @chadmark88
    TEACH that boy RIGHT . . never touch the clutch unless you are starting off or stopping !!! Good job, Onyx !!! ( I loved the signature Onyx "Eye Roll" when he got it right, too )
  • The videos are coming out a lot faster now that spring has sprung. I appreciate it too
  • @kevinpetre7445
    Seeing his confidence grow with every shift! Love the lesson a real Dad there
  • @gregstone1306
    Onyx my first was a "48" gmc 2 ton. Straight gear no syncro transmission. My grandfather would laugh an say "grind me a pound while ya at it" good times and I miss them.
  • @Robert.Lee1989
    I learned on the my mom’s family farm. I used to help out my grandpa and uncle back in the summers and he’d let me drive the old farm trucks around and skid steers,tractors etc. Was a lot of fun and great memories I had with my grandpa. Miss you poppa!
  • @Yoyo_724
    I learned to drive truck at 13-14 years old. The best way to learn is to have dad right there in the passenger seat teaching you for sure.!!!! Hell yeah Onyx keep it up guys🤙
  • @jg9185
    Nothing I love more than five trips to the store for the correct part
  • @Cox_Farms-55
    Looked like Onyx had a fun time learning to drive the semi im about his same age and learned to drive our Pete like 2 years ago