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Trucking in the big city

Driving in the city of Den Haag(The Hague) to deliver to a groceryshop. This shop is in the citycenter, that needs some drivingskills ;)

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Jeroen Klok commented on 25 Dec 2012

I bought a new camera that makes movies in 1080p HD :)

7784Patrick Wittezaele commented on 24 Dec 2012

GOOD VIDEO with a great image quality

EPISODE 22: TRUCKING WITH SERGIE DRATCHEV

Sergie rams his way through the Rockies between Alberta and British Columbia. Start: Hinton, AB. Finish: Merritt, BC. Miles: 375. Average speed: 54 MPG.

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garth emsley commented on 29 Dec 2013

breath taking country. honk your horn at animals (not the one's in the pick up, haha) i blow mine at kangaroo's here. at night they like to look into the light (not pretty) do you have winter wipers on sergie?

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 29 Dec 2013

no, my wipers are regular but i just had them replaced last time i did an old change. the old ones were leaving dirt on the windshield. the new ones are much better.

casualtrucker commented on 28 Dec 2013

Big time fine for no chains in BC!

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

i have all kinds of chains. don't worry.

casualtrucker commented on 28 Dec 2013

Highest point on the Yellowhead Highway 16 is at Obed Summit just East of Hinton Ab. Even though the highway goes through the mountains of Ab and BC it follows along river valleys with the exception of several passes including Yellowhead pass at Ab/BC border which is still lower than Obed!

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

'Obed'? Ha! That means 'dinner' in Russian! how do they pronounce it?

Scott Greenlee commented on 28 Dec 2013

Some of those roads look very slippery...how do you handle your truck to ensure you don't slide?

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

steer the way it drifts.

ziggyr1 commented on 28 Dec 2013

hats off to the director of phtography the camera work was great .the scenery was breathtaking. the audio inside the cab seemed much better the engine noise was much more muted.great job by all the crew from sergie right down to sergie. happy new year have fun in the big apple.

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

i turned down the volume of the dashcam in post production (on the laptop). thsi way you got less cab noise.

42northside commented on 28 Dec 2013

Hi Sergie, I said yesterday I could hardly wait for this trip, you never let me down, beautiful scenery. When you get back home and get that new setup (camera system) I hope you get the same view with that amount of hood showing, missed your talking but I know the reason so looking forward for next video. Thanks

42northside commented on 28 Dec 2013

Thanks for reply, I will check out 23, never miss any episodes. I like your format, everything described well on what you do. at the 3.10 mark, bighorn sheep, I think, must be scary at night, they don't seem to be afraid, drive safe.

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

yeah, i didn't talk much because i knew there'd be too much noise. once i have the external mike, i'll be able to add real-time comments and that would make vids more interesting. check out Episode 23 - that one shows some scary stuff on the BC side too, like the 18 KM long 8% grade where trucks were 'advised' to stay at 60 KM/H.

canadian north commented on 28 Dec 2013

Sergie since you took off your carpets off your front grill how is the coolant temp. doing?

Sergei Dratchev (Heavy Haul TV) commented on 28 Dec 2013

no change in coolant temperature, even now when i'm in washington and it's +10C or almost 50F. i think one of my temperature sensors is kaputt.