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His alledged ties with the Germans would not be logical, for it was a German that invented the diesel engine in 1893: Rudolf Diesel, who died in 1913 under suspicioous circumstances. However, more inventions by otters were needed to make the diesel engine usable for transport etc.

I love the 1999 made 24 valve Cummins 260. BHP engine in my 2000 year made Newmar RV. Ron W4BIN

Such a well-produced documentary! Really interesting to see the business world from this perspective.

So nice

John deere. Very great man He building this world God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤

Great history

Only CAT!❤🇺🇦

The 2nd entry to the Indianapolis 500 was also interesting. Qualified for the pole position and was leading in the race. It was forced to drop out midway in the race because the air intake was located too close to the ground and was sucking in too much road debris to continue racing.

So basically, if you come across a “crackpot” who hates the government, they’ll become one of the most successful people. Basically don’t follow laws and go against whatever your teachers say, and you’ll do well. My question? Why are these government workers in charge, when time after time, they’ve proven to know little, hold back progress and cause more problems than they solve.

I don't care about the scandals. Ford was a Nazi building equipment for Hitler and GM was doing it with opal... I don't see them up on war crimes...

I still wish they had kept the tan paint from the 855 NTA and V-1710 TA prime movers. Mid '70's.

Fun fact. There’s a city Named Holt near Stockton California.

8:28 Germany most certainly did not need tutoring in diesel engine technology. On the contrary, Cummins and Mack used the Lanova injection process which was invented by Franz Lang a German ingeneer.

Do, the U.S. airlines: tragedy, comedy, hope and dispair

Frank Perkins did similar things in the uk, he fitted his Diesel engines in Rolls Royce’s.

As a battlefield/cat employee , best employer possible

Fun fact: A major cross street in Stockton, Ca is named Benjamin Holt Drive because of this man and his connection to Stockton 0:52

The Cummings Foundation was founded by Joyce and Bill Cummings of Winchester, MA. Not Cummins. Not even spelled the same. These kinds of errors makes me question the validity of the content.

The Caterpillar is the powerhouse of the construction industry.

So many comments about the Negetive Environment for Workers. If you never Support your workers you will be fail in the future...

Great content and edition. Congrats!

End of the war in 1949?

I spent the last 20 yrs restoring Old Allis-Chalmers tractors, Dam I love those things

NH MENTIONED RAHHHHHH 🦅🦅🦅

Bientôt le grand anniversaire.. 100 years !

11 years old! Wow! Incredible!

The canal opened in 1940 not 1930.

As far as I'm concerned, Cummins produce the best engines... ever!

Cool stuff. I had a Cummins turbo charged diesel in my dodge service truck . After having a ford diesel. Remarkable investment.

My Dad's favorite job was operating an enormous log "stacker", about 20 feet tall, basically a gigantic forklift, made by Marathon-Letourneau. It loaded and unloaded bundles of logs from log trucks.

Sounds like a great guy.

CAT is a good JCB. 😂😂😂

Wonderful video

Give them time....JD is about to become the next Boeing.

Ah HA so we do have successful uses of Hydrogen powered vehicles... then why TF are we still wasting time on EV power... Dont people realize that EV's need to have their batteries charged BY THE POWER GRID THAT STILL RUNS ON FOSSIL FUELS where as hydrogen can be made out of rain water. SMH the automotive industry as well as many other need to wake up and see the potential Hydrogen instead of waking up to the burning Lithium packs.

Ah yes more UAW BS oh we want more though we have a very easy job, I dont mind unions but the UAW they are a load of blue voting greddy scum that would ring a company dry to the point where the company would go belly up because the workers want 5 more minutes for their break time, Or want a $5 raise even though they are already making $40 an hour to stand in 1 spot and put 1 part on a car going down the assembly line... Its not wonder they are getting replaced by machines more and more.

It's impossible to overstate the extent to which Allis Chalmers' identity was intertwined with that of the City of West Allis. My grandmother worked there (as did other family members) and A-C's mighty forges could be heard and felt inside her house day and night. Probably close to half my high school graduating class went to work at Allis Chalmers, which had promised generations of their families lifelong careers. They would be the first to be betrayed by that promise. A-C built World War II military high-speed tractors (tracked transports, not agricultural machines), and scores of other products involving everything from munitions to mechanical components. Though they didn't know it at the time, A-C's workers produced a large number of components for the Manhattan Project. Even as a child, I remember plant windows still painted over from the security-conscious days of WWII. It's so tragic to drive through the footprint of the plant campus and see that strip malls have supplanted foundries and fast-food workers standing in the footprints of skilled machinists. I can only hope that our nationwide shortsightedness and mismanagement will someday be replaced by an appreciation for experience, skill and hard work. I'm not holding my breath.

This video feels to AI

Cool story, but you’re dates seem wrong

Atlas Copco

Cat should mention their road building in the USA, black top and cement machines...

Warner and swasey. We use one of there manual lathes in our company. The thing is a beast.

Lima ? Lima Ohio.

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WoopWoop! Big iron! =3

"Thats why in nineteen hundred four" Nice AI narration

Thank you for the fascinating history. Please do CAT next. (Deere doesn't deserve any more fame since it became infamous.)

Lame AI narration

I'm a little confused, as the Hart-Parr was the first oil cooled tractor in 1901 and then the Rumley OilPull is the first oil cooled tractor in 1910?