New Water Brakes in 2026 for All Semi Trucks and Big Rigs

New Water Brakes in 2026 for All Semi Trucks and Big Rigs


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38 responses to “New Water Brakes in 2026 for All Semi Trucks and Big Rigs”

  1. @kenhyde8479 Avatar

    Those work best in the winter

  2. @jodybrake8343 Avatar

    My truck was like that when it was company owned. Got that much water every day. When I took possession of it blew 3 compressors to find out the California designed dryer was the problem.

  3. @scottlarson3500 Avatar

    Yup…… kinda humid lately, compressors tend to pull that moisture in too, amazing what a dryer can do for your rig 🤷‍♂️

  4. @privateer177666 Avatar

    RPM – Routine Periodic Maintenance drivers.

  5. @JunglistHouse-Movement Avatar

    At least it wasn't black murky water 😅

  6. @FredSherman-k7l Avatar

    Don't get them sandals wet

  7. @markt3484 Avatar

    There’s no prostrate problem there !
    It pees better than I can 😂

  8. @thisguy5536 Avatar

    Drained all the water out now you have those pesky air brakes that catch fire. What an idiot

  9. @neverlooknback Avatar

    Drain your air tanks daily!!!

  10. @jameshelms4542 Avatar

    I love it. Bought an 89 pete from my cousin. Yeah I drain the tanks. First load, just like that! On both tanks

  11. @NormMoli Avatar

    Only. Needs bled once a year

  12. @Pidz-uk Avatar

    I was watching another short about the truck braking system. I must admit I found it a bit confusing but I do remember the man said, 'to avoid contamination and water in the system, it must first pass through a hairdryer'. I don't know much about them either, but my wife uses a Clairol 750 and says they're very good. Hope that helps.. 👍

  13. @georgelevesque1548 Avatar

    Sure checked it over air dryer not working well

  14. @emiliorod787 Avatar

    Hahaha had that issue this week

  15. @gaagzooki Avatar

    I heard if you use carobanyed water you can get a 12% increase in braking powet

  16. @WalterFike Avatar

    30 years of truck driving and I have never seen it that bad drivers dump your air tanks at least once a week you will be glad you did.

  17. @cottonwood4935 Avatar

    Driver not taking care of business

  18. @Mike-ij5hn Avatar

    “No, vhat is hair dryer fo????

  19. @alanmurray3624 Avatar

    Must be back east or down south .

  20. @JoeBlay-n7f Avatar

    Looks like the air dryer is not working or not even mounted on the truck

  21. @richardpercival7213 Avatar

    I can see that pre-trip is done daily

  22. @nihadsarajlic787 Avatar

    All moisture going through the air systems to fuck everything should be drained every day better fitting a air dryer to the air systems

  23. @94fxsts-e Avatar

    Could use an auto drain on that .

  24. @JS-dm2tz Avatar

    Keeps the brakes cool on hot days.

  25. @thedale2112 Avatar

    Goddamn! A year and some change since that tank's been drained, eh…🤦‍♂️

  26. @JohnPembroke-c8e Avatar

    Seen a guy do that while parked on a hill, he slipped on the water chasing his truck down the hill.

    Some dirty white American citizen meth head, lots of them out on these roads too ya know.

  27. @TomMurtha-k8r Avatar

    Evan with air dryer you still should drain tanks daily . Winter grab bottle of air line dryer , sell it in truck stop once a week dump a little down air lines . Used to use alcohol drove mechanics nuts dried rubber out .

  28. @nobodygrinder5667 Avatar

    You bleed the tank more often to prevent that. Good thing it's not freezing temps

  29. @stevencastro3453 Avatar

    That’s not new you are supposed to drain it every day that’s been around for a long time if you only realize that then you didn’t get trained properly 😂

  30. @katdaddy469 Avatar

    Well at least they will never get hot because they are water cooled

  31. @tjdime Avatar

    we emptied our air tanks 2 or 3 times a day, if not they'd be like this.

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