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O como está el mundo corrompido todo vale ?

WHAT KIND OF SATISFACTION DID YOU GET BY NOT PUTTING ANY HUMAN VOICE IN THIS VIDEO. ?

@@davecruzen9352 HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA , GOOD ONE

And where is the bed? Do not say now that you have to convert the seating area to a bed.... that is an absolute nogo in this day and age.... and at this price certainly not!

@@_Briegel It's really hard to have room for everything including luxuries but I feel like a bunk bed above the kitchen would be good

@@RBFR01 A bunk bed is just as much of an imposition. For the price I expect at least a king size bed above the seating area, which I can lower if necessary, but leaves the seating area usable to the extent that you can still sit under it and which also has a Nivelier facility, so that you can align the lying surface carriagewise, if the truck is at an angle. When not needed, I can drive the bed completely under the ceiling and have there then also the ceiling light or a corresponding ambient lighting under the bed, so that the underside of the raised bed acts like a normal living room ceiling. This is at least in Europe even in small campers of the middle price class standard!

@@RBFR01 That Busch has clearly never been inside a truck in his life! There's just not enough room for a king size bed to be lowered down from the ceiling! And if he wants a king size bed to be lowered down from the ceiling, then he can hire a carpenter to make one in his bedroom, because that's the only place something like that can be done at the moment! It's IMPOSSIBLE to fit a king sized bed inside a truck, that gets lowered down from the ceiling! There's just not enough room! 🤦‍♂️

@Charles Morse And where and how can I, with the bed made usable, still use the sitting area at the same time? I also have to lower the table beforehand, which means that I have to clear it completely. That's just awkward and takes too long. In addition, a passenger can then no longer use the seating area, for example, still undisturbed to read or eat something. All this could be completely bypassed with a bed attached under the ceiling, which I can lower. And the technical effort for this would not even be greater than for the folding variant in the truck. And what does that have to do with my job and your assumption that it's a lousy job?

After 6 years if driving (im in my early 30s) I realized living in comfortable truck makes a difference in your mental health

I wish that some motels and hotels at airports would be so modern.

if every trucker had a cab like this, they wouldn't be able to transport loads as large as they do. roads have limits on weight of vehicles, so the more space in the cabin, the less cargo that can be transported

Ty dude

@@leonv7716 the worker is worth it

God bless him

what is a ms?

@@Amiir Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that attacks the brain. Because it causes fatigue, pain, balance problems, weakness, etc., the DOT won’t allow people, like myself, attain a CDL license.

Yea what’s MS?

Ms is multiple sclerosis. If I am not mistaken

​@@AmiirIt's def multiple sclerosis. You're immune system basically eats at your nerve coverings. Interrupts the communication between your nerves and your brain.

@@mzahra1 I know that. I said I wanted to SEE it, not to know where it's hidden.

@Hello Hugo how are you doing

Seriously 😑 I needed to see what the bed would have looked like

360k and the toilets inside the shower 🤣

Truckers do meth, don't ever sleep.

table goes down.... bed open from wall.. pretty simple.

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@@drutangthat's not the way i want to use YT :D

@@drutang I didnt know that , Part 2 please

i was waiting for it whole the video 🤦🏽‍♂️

Eye watering, omg lmao 🤣

1970 federal regulation of max length

It’ll take so much longer to turn a profit, especially with how the trucking industry is now!

You don't want a long cab like that. DOT wise especially. Not to mention some places are so ridiculous to back in that extra length really fucks you....

@@cuda861 yeah, right, and also, you don’t want to be a truck driver either, kids

We can have nice things, and it's ok. But wow at how caught up and cynical...must be tough.

Exactly what the heck

For real 6 minutes of absolutely zero explanations of anything and didn't even show case the bed 😂

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The truck you mean?

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Huh? Good bless all the internet workers that keep my internet running.

I hope the bed is somewhere out there too🤣

@@mrDee1824 I think it was a Murphy bed that you pull down in the little dining area, but I could be wrong.

With today's drivers. I would keep this at mom and pops maybe rest areas.

@TRUTH _ no its 11. Unless in Alaska then it's 16. No idea why they wrote 10hr 20min.

@TRUTH _ I went with the 600 mile rule because traffic can slow you down especially in major cities.

Why you broke up with him

This is a Volvo.

@@ibbrugaming he died.

@@attilasson4250 the saying didn't say get a new VOLVO. They get a new Peterbilt. You do have a sense of humor, don't you?

@@kathyrama4570 are u indian origin Hindu girl ??

A shower and a shitter such a mess lol

@@johnsteltzner8932 Specially if you do both things at the same time... 💩🧻🚽🧼🧽🚿 🤣

It's like a Winnebago that tows stuff. What is NOT to like??

@@thewildbruce5612 good time efficiently though

@@JasonFlorida Yeah. 🤣

Ok

Yes, as long as they aren't anti-vaxxers and support the insurrection of Jan 6

And in the UK drasticly under paid

We are in a sad state of affairs if all it takes is for people to do the jobs that they signed up for are called heroes.

@@r8alvar i get your sentiment but, jobs u agree to, have limits. Truckers could deside covid or weather is just to dangerous to showup for work. Same for utiliy workers. 'Duty and Honor' is showing up when u dont have to. That is heroric

that bathroom and shower adds a lot to the cost of the truck on the other hand the value you get for it is quite questionable...

My first thought was the TV on the top that folds down, seems like after a while that would loosen up and rattling break off. I have 3000 miles on my new truck and I’m already starting to hear some rattles

I had the same thought when I saw that TV hanging there...this would be good maybe for Nascar or something similar...but try that on the cross bronx weekly

The mount for the television and microwave are near perfect in the 2017 730 I drive and live in 11 of 14 nights every two weeks.

About Franks comment regarding Nascar, I can totally picture this truck at a pit area or at a rock concert, it's looks great for the "high end" user. But at least in this video they have it hooked to a box trailer so I was assuming they intend it to be used over the road like maybe the stretched trucks furniture haulers use. It could be good for that but no way to get it into most shipping docks

Yep.

Nope. It would be a pain to park this in truck stops

No envy here. I love my pete but i can afford to stay home with my wife and kids. At that price that truck only parks long enough to get fuel and supplies.

@@akilghosh we generally don't park at truck stops. Only go to scale, fuel, buy anti-gel/ bug wash, etc and roll on. With a full kitchen, toilet and shower on board, there's no reason to linger at a piss stained truck stop.

@@donmunro144 my wife team drives so there's no rent/ house payment, utilities, property tax, etc. 168" sleeper with a 30amp hook up means we can drop the step deck and tie up at any camp site in north America or pull a 34 coastal or riverside at a scenic spot of our choosing. Completely off the grid.

I don't think it does much work. It only a show pony. In Australia they transport 20' containers from the wharfs, only thing legal put behind them,, many of them. BUT Rain, dirty weather they don't work, they get dirty too much time to wash and polish.But admit they sure look good.

Fack this home

@@olegmorari7196 Fack this home?????

Nah... Not really. .

@@grahamtowle2965 so you think this is just built to be a show truck? I doubt it very much! It is an expediter! Bout the biggest load it hauls is 5,000#! Get paid very good money! You should really do a little research before you start showing how much knowledge you have.

And... apart from that you get silver.

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@@barpatron Hi how are you doing?

@@barpatron nice

If you can back up with Full Sleeper Truck/Trailer I am sure you can back up with Extended Sleeper Straight Truck like this.

Let alone finding parking 😩

A bus

This is to long what about the older docks. They would have to pay another driver to put it on the door for them

@@shawnwea9395 ....that's what the under-slung tailgate is for. Back-up to about 4 ft (or the max. extended length of the folded tailgate, whichever is more) from the dock, activate the tail-gate and raise it to box-floor level flat out....measure the number of "toe-to-heel" steps from the extremity of that tailgate edge to the building's dock-edge...say for the sake of argument, 13 such "toe-to-heel steps"...now walk to the driver's door, take the front-corner of your top step as reference mark, and count the same number of "toe-to-heel steps" toward the back, and at the13th toe, place a pen (or lighter, or ruler) on the ground. Now hop in the cab, open the window, place the vehicle in reverse, release the parking brake, and fixate your eyes out the window down to the front-corner top-step reference mark and begin backing-up slowly....do not look in the mirror...do not look any where else but that front-corner top step reference mark. When it is level with your pen (or lighter , or ruler), STOP, pull the yellow button on the dash, and place the shifter in neutral. Now walk back to the dock....everyone standing there will be in awe how you managed to get the tailgate to within 1 inch of the dock-edge without any one guiding you. LOL....remember, your trainer, when he said "use a guide to your advantage?"....they didn't say it was going to be someone waving a hand...your own brain, foot & a pen will work wonders...every time!.

Better save up, it’s probably a $1000 option.

Pick up little slave along the way, ...oh it comes with one.

@@carlmorgan8452 it comes with your mother

@Moses Kong I hookers at truck stops

Haaaaaa!

Trucking ain't easy but picking up Lizards in this CSD just got a whole lot easier!

LOL

@Moses Kong I a Ho

if i had this when i was driving truck. i would still be driving truck.

……. No comfy bed in there…..

Yeah you gotta put your own quality mattress in. When I had a Volvo I slept up top and left my table out. I put a good mattress and topper. Comfy…

@@mr.roaddogwade7107 nice… 🤙🤙

Shit shower shave. I'm not so sure I want the smell of my shit hanging in the shower mist though 🤷🏻‍♂️

Wet baths are old school, and this is probably the worst one I've ever seen. Even a short/skinny person is sitting sideways on that toilet.

How is it being a truck driver? I try to be good to yall when I'm driving I feel like ppl dont respect yall

@@AgeraXXX There are a lot worse jobs out there that pay a lot less and the hours or days are long. Not a lot of time for family or friends. Big plus for me is not having a boss or coworkers breathing down my neck.

Lol u married her 💀

Maybe she would find something to bitch about because she not home with her boy/girl friends

No bed, Where will you bring the hookers??

Go independent and one day you could afford it

Do it!!

I will die before I can afford this 😅

@@thejjzz 😂😂

U must be a super trucker

Actually the stress could come more from time pressures--having to meet deadlines. MY stress was also having to pick up from places I've never been to before, and trying sometimes to find them, using old Thomas Guide maps with torn out pages; or food & coffee stains/ writing on them from other drivers, under time considerations; and finding out the place of business was not "tractor/trailer friendly" even with a cab-over tractor and a 53' trailer because it might not have had a loading dock--or the loading dock was blocked with cars, and I had to wait while the owners were tracked down and they moved them, and the person responsible for the paperwork often was busy playing solitare on the computer and I was interrupting his or her game, and how DARE I bother THEM when I may have to have that freight that I'm picking up from them at SFO airport at say 7:00 pm.....And I'm still in SAN JOSE at 5:15pm, and there are accidents with injuries reported on both the 101 and 280 freeways, and yet I have perhaps even more pickups to make at similar places, and a dispatcher wondering what is taking me so long to pick up perhaps just ONE crate that may weigh up to 500lbs without a decent FORKLIFT to load the thing** and finally I'm on the road in bumper-to-bumper traffic with a truck that is NOT an automatic that has little or no air conditioning in heat that is approaching 85+ degrees only to get just north of SFO to start freezing my ass off in fog. The good news? I was just a LOCAL driver and did not have to worry about filling out log-books, and I rarely got cut off. (One day, after not having an adequate enough supply of Red-Bull energy drink, I was going at a nice clip on northbound 280 towards San Francisco, but discovered too late around a bend that traffic ahead of me had backed up, and came to a complete standstill, prompting me to hit the airbrakes a little too hard, causing the trailer to jackknife, but not before it had cut off a rapidly approaching BMW on my left side. Fortuneately no one was hurt or killed and the driver just gave me a one finger salute.😬😂 But I often marvelled at rushing "soccer moms" trying to make a right turn inside of me while I was making a right turn too.😂😂😂😂😂 **Prompting the finding and recruitment of strapping but not so willing young men such as myself to load such a beast BY HAND onto the back of the trailer, only to discover that On THIS pickup I didn't bring a PALLET JACK with me, and so 3 or 4 guys help load THEIR pallet jack that doesn't work properly and has lots of warehouse crud blocking the proper rolling of its wheels.😂😂😂 I have a hunch more than one truck driver prior to GPS devices can relate to the type of STRESS I describe so vividly here

I have no respect for truckers. They are the worst most arrogant drivers on the road.

@@stewiewilkes6336 try driving a truck for just one day, and see how your opinion changes.

@@stewiewilkes6336..until you have no food to eat nor gas in your car then you begging to see a trucker. Yea we forgive you...😎

Ty

Lolz

I'm pretty sure the bed is folded up on the back wall. Drop the table and then fold down the bed, you can see the hinges on the bottom corners.

Murphy bed

Its the only thing I don't like about them, I wish they used a slumberjack like system to drop the bunk straight down.

Thats the dream indeed!

You can buy a basic camper and will be the same

Or to look at it another way, working from home!

I THINK the bed folds down on the table......but i do agree with u

Agree, nice but would want to see sleeping area. Are these actually long haul truck's or converted to RV?

They just have to put the table down and you have a double size bed!

@@derrickthomas3341 We all figured that out, but we wanted to actually see it in the video.

Check this video to see how bed works ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rYega6F9cKBpqpc.html

E,Fortune. The box on the back end up being his dog house though.

And, you'll have PLENTY of food too...if the trailer has any 😉😉

Smart move. Most RVs are money pits. This one will pay for its self time over. 🤠👍

😂😂😂 Awesome!!!

Something I would do 😎👍

Right, where’s the damn bed with a real mattress

@@davidburke75116 The mattresses in those customs are as nice( or nicer) than your bed at home.

@@davidburke75116 it's a folded up murphy bed behind the table, its just not set up. You can see it buttoned up to the back wall.

The foldout bed is right behind the table

@@astrahcat1212 I wish they would have showed, I waited and waited, definitely a great truck, I lost my brother 5 years ago in a rig accident, he would have gone bonkers over that rig. He was always grilling out in parking lots because he hated trucker diner food.

For a very small few well off owner operators. There isn’t a company in existence that would invest the money in this truck and accept the reduction of freight that can be hauled because of the weight of the tractor.

You're also going to have to get creative at the truck stop with that monster!

Modern big rigs couldn't be more comfortable for the space the cabin has.its the turn table that carries the wages towing the longest legal length trailers

@@grahamtowle2965 maybe in Russia, not in alabama

@@Mike_Greentea Russia maybe what ?? Have some bloody big rigs there mate,,that drive through mud up to the door handles. Or on roads full of VODKA SOAKED DRIVERS, I CLASS MYSELF AS VERY GOOD BIG RIG HANDLER. I'D GIVE RUSSIA AMISS . BUT WOULD LIKE TO HAVE SOME OF THEIR WORK HORSES IN AUSTRALIAN OUT BACK PULLING ROAD TRAINS

The turning circle is nothing compared to how far the back end swings in corners...

360k? lol

That’s a Volvo not a tractor on the planet turn like it does!!!!

@@charlesduren9268 English please.

Except a shower.

Uhhh well seeing how most truck drivers make well over 100k a year I think you added a solid 26 years to that lmao

@@Badhabit99Gaming dude seeming how I’m a driver and make a easy 190k minimum yes you can pay a truck off in two- three years without using all your money lmao

@@Badhabit99Gaming do a little more research, we don’t drive trucks to make a measly 100k man

@@anthonydavenport1841 yeah the ones that have room for a load

Looks like the back had a hinge to lower a bed in the table area?

@@PanzerBuyer Thats what i was thinking, like a murphys bed

Yes the table collapses down, lays flat level with the seats, then the bed folds down.

Most important of this was missed how does someone sleep ?

I kept waiting for it..

@@truck6280 Volvo low rates you're sleeping😂😂😂

molto bene

@@fredosinsemilla3896 benissimo!

@@robertochiusole2443 muy santificado amigo. en armas vamos todos al infierno.

@@fredosinsemilla3896 si pol bem darse che nem tuti al diaol

Over 300,000 dollars and heavy you won't he able to haul alot of freight. You better pay cash payments would break you.

It’ll never see a right turn in it’s lifetime

Yep. No way I’d take this into Pittsburgh or Boston. What a nightmare. It’s basically an RV.

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Lmao i was just thinking that!

YOUR APARTMENT TOO?!!

Well I costs as much as a house so yea…

Lmao 😂

No one would be able to afford that. Living space for paying load? Nope.

@@jt1364 they do it every day!

@@garypollard9770 I'd love to see them turn this thing around in Chicago.

Big trucks dont make money , loose money, High MPG

@@od7494 no this is for idiot drivers , House is real house and truck is normal truck

Boring as hell.

@@moderatorenforcement3001 yeh its boring if its a desert with no tress or greenry.

@@fbyi2940 👍

@@fbyi2940 no mostly loading docks and truck stops

@@moderatorenforcement3001 👄

@mitch64....I think it has a cover over it...but, I would simply take the roll outside the shower-cubicle, place it on a shelf and when done showering, put it back.

Lol no they weren't and this is just a refined better looking version of the long existing extended sleeper cab. People have been doing that with the old school looking macks and peterbilts for a long time. But it didn't look good with a bulky box shape stretching off the back. History channel even had a documentary series showing them. One lady had a shower and fake fireplace in hers.

This limits your work ability

@BA Pike why stop there? Compare it to the horse and carriage

Except you cannot haul a trailer... so this is nothing but an RV that looks like a truck

@@punchingcrow5486 Not really.Most of the people driving these rigs are not hauling general freight.They are hauling specialized freight.Mostly light weight,and high paying freight.

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It folds down from the back wall.

Weird that a trucker-dude would say that.

Bed is over the dinette

Don’t forget the convenience of having your very own toilet and shower.

A microwave isn’t much of a kitchen.

@@closethedoornow7538 The video did a poor job of showing everything off, but the stove is likely next to the sink except it was covered by a panel to make more counter space. It’s a common feature in travel trailers and such.

@@mixtlillness9825 Ah ok my mistake

So you spend a gazillion dollars on a flash truck to make $60 an hour and money on food at the road house

For the $ of that home on wheels they best be maken $5 a mile or more...I would crap my pants on what the payment on that must be..