Artic Blast Makes Things Miserable Cold || -28°

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  @dottiehildebrand3123 · 7 months ago

  Hey Kurt, I'm no trucker driver . There is no way I'd be out driving in that cold.Bless you sir..If was you I'd get some of those fans and blow that warm air from your truck to the sleeper.. it should raise the temperature up some if is coming from the truck around 160..God bless you and Safe travels.. Totally love your videos.. I find myself looking to see if I have a new video , if not watch all the old ones..Keep the videos coming !!!!!!❤

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• DA

  @daveporter9222 · 1 year ago

  One time I was doing a restart at a TA in Wisconsin near the Minnesota border super cold. I bought a 12 V blanket, laid it on the floor in the sleeper plugged it in and made all the difference in the world. 🤘♾️☮️♾️🇺🇸

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• CO

  @conniejacobs6465 · 1 year ago

  I have trouble sleeping. Sometimes I listen and watch your road trips. Relaxing.

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• DA

  @davemyers3953 · 1 year ago

  Put a good floor  heater in. They work great. No charge for  the information 😊

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• DA

  @dadamark1 · 1 year ago

  get your hot water lines wrapped to the bunk

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• RE

  @Retread2006 · 1 year ago

  Amazes me how the Native Americans lived in Tee Pees years ago. Guess the only time they got out was to get a Buffalo Burger to go

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• DE

  @dennisduvall39 · 1 year ago

  Power Service is the only anti-gel to put in your truck

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• OR

  @Orval-52 · 1 year ago

  That rattle apparently was the light bracket on the mirror getting weak.  You can see it bouncing around.

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  @Retread2006 · 1 year ago

  In the early 80’s I had worked for a family owned company . The owners brother use to be a union plumber. He ran the shop. He would cut a square piece out of the top of the fuel tank. Drilled holes and bent a 5/8 piece of coiled copper tubing down one hole in the square cut out piece and then make it long enough to go to the bottom of the tank and then brought it back up and out the other hole. He welded the square back into place and sealed the copper tube somehow. He soldered ninety degree fittings on top of the copper tubes and put two shut off valves. Then hooked heater hoses from the motor to them. We never had a problem of gelling up.

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• GI

  @GiseleFernandes-c7h · 1 year ago

  Just Like Dallas...💯😤🙂👍☺️🤠😎

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• JA

  @Jackalopesoutdoors · 1 year ago

  I had a 2000 Classic that was almost new at the time. That truck was always cold. Miserable.  I had a 02 379 that would get so hot that it was dangerous. Things with adhesive melting off the dash, etc….  Each truck has its own personality.

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  @JeanetteWirkus · 1 year ago

  At Walmart they have a lap blanket electric..30.00 I love mine. Nice for sleeper

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