A steel run from Zanesville, Ohio

420 mile trip with 21 tons of steel across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York

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[jetcoexpress]

graet video

[smd5231]

thanks. i'm glad you like it. if only audio was 100% in sync, i'd be one happy camper.

[HoganMo]

Excellent video Sergey. I look forward to your next one.

[smd5231]

thanks, hogan. i bought the magix "movie editpro" this morning and my next upload will be in the youtube preferred mpeg4 format with mp3 audio. that annoying out-of-sync audio on my latest vid should soon be a thing of the past. stay tuned :)

[smd5231]

I apologize for the audio being out of synch in this vid. Played perfect on my laptop. Something's amiss with YouTube. I know lots of people have the same issue here ...

[elmo99120]

love your videos man, keep em coming. im a newbie that had to get out of trucking for family medical reasons and am trying to get back out on the road, i miss it terribly. perhaps soon i can get back out there. buy you a cup of coffee if we happen to be running the same area someday. keep em coming though

[smd5231]

thanks! trucking is getting out of the recession, so you didn't miss much. now might be a good time to get back as freight is slowly picking up.

[ta23909]

zanesville ak is a joke

[fishtankfreak]

Are you from Russia? Great videos!

[smd5231]

I think I get better fuel mileage with a skateboard: I often have loads that are low in height, which helps reduce air resistance. Plus my trailer doesn't have walls that catch all the side wind ... GPS: I have TomTom One, it's my number 3. I like it for its big screen and spoken street names. Unfortunately, it's not truck specific. I've been thinking of getting the new PC Miler GPS ... Thanks for the comments!