I got over a million miles on a few of those motors. They start cleaner and faster, and they don't even knock like that cold. I always give them some time to idle so the cylinders can come up to temp and expand. In my opinion, getting on the throttle right off the bat is asking for cylinder scoring. Especially that cold when the oil has settled off critical components.
Not everyone has the ability to plug it up every single night and it's not just about the sight uts also about the sound. Yeah ideally you want to plug in so you have a easier time starting the equipment the next day but regardless if you're batteries are good and the motor is in good condition its going to start.
I plugged in the block heater anytime it even dropped below 30f. It was hot enough that I had INSTANT heat in the cab. And don’t forget to add the fuel anti-gel when it’s really cold.
The smell of gasoline, bug spray, and fresh-cut grass. The sound of an idling diesel, a Jake Brake, and an A-10 go brrrrrrrrrrrt. Some men just can't be gay.
Basically, unburned fuel! Diesels run on combustion or pressure so great in the cylinder that it explodes the fuel. When there cold they will run on two out of six cylinders , so the rest are just exhausting unburned fuel as white smoke. This is a simple explanation, theres more going on but,,,, hope this helps.
@@stevehamman4465 the new tier 4s won't smoke but they will put out vapor. I got an old Oliver super 77 diesel and that thing will clear mosquitoes off the whole farm. Hahaha!
@@danw6014 , I'm 60 and worked on farms . Didn't live on one but me and my three dudes were the highest paid crew for bringing in the hay before all these new machines. Neighbor had an Oliver ,, big arse tractor,, it was a two cylinder engine. It was cool to hear it run at frickin midnight , pop,,,pop ,,, pop ,,pop ,,pop,pop pop,pop ! Got to get the crops in when the weather says so!
Amazing rig!!! Love it!!! 👍👍👍
Would love to see this from inside the truck showing us what you do with the controls and pedals
Awesome
Honestly who gives a shit
I got over a million miles on a few of those motors. They start cleaner and faster, and they don't even knock like that cold. I always give them some time to idle so the cylinders can come up to temp and expand. In my opinion, getting on the throttle right off the bat is asking for cylinder scoring. Especially that cold when the oil has settled off critical components.
Is there a preoiler or a oil warmer ? Engine heater ?
In few years, cold start will not be needed😂 greenhouse gases ftw! 🤙🏽😎
Electric?
i thought 2 stroke detroits turned diesel into noise and smoke :)
That and cold cat motors!
That and cold cat motors!
So this is why everyone thought there were wildfires in Canada 😂
Man she cold....sounds like a 4 cylinder tractor engine lol
That's a wonderful sound
Bet your neighbors love you lol
Why do drivers rep a cold motor for
How long does it take to start in freezing cold weather when it hasn't been used for several days?
Wanna sell the truck?
Jolie
Why does everyone think that watching a diesel start cold, is such a big deal???? Actually it's pretty dumb not to plug it in...
Not everyone has the ability to plug it up every single night and it's not just about the sight uts also about the sound. Yeah ideally you want to plug in so you have a easier time starting the equipment the next day but regardless if you're batteries are good and the motor is in good condition its going to start.
А автономкой нельзя было его разогреть
На...уя,лучше на камеру поснимаю 😂
Yep he should have plugged it in
I think you should have plugged it in
I plugged in the block heater anytime it even dropped below 30f. It was hot enough that I had INSTANT heat in the cab. And don’t forget to add the fuel anti-gel when it’s really cold.
what kind of oil is filled in, and how many degrees was it outside?
The smell of gasoline, bug spray, and fresh-cut grass. The sound of an idling diesel, a Jake Brake, and an A-10 go brrrrrrrrrrrt. Some men just can't be gay.
Gayness is actually associated with hyper masculinity more than femininity. It's called compensating
Gayest people I've ever met are the homophobic tough guys, even my most flamboyant friends don't come close
@@kevinm.n.5158 Kevin, I know YOU can be gay. That's obvious. What I said was "Some men can't...". You're not one of them, we all know that.
What an extremely weird comment. It's quite fascinating that you brought sexuality into a conversation regarding a diesel engine.
@@grantjohnstone9787 You're the only one to think that.
That’s the kind of music I can go to sleep, listening to sounds so relaxing and smooth
That's music. Damn.
Why do diesels smoke so bad when they're cold 🤔
Basically, unburned fuel! Diesels run on combustion or pressure so great in the cylinder that it explodes the fuel. When there cold they will run on two out of six cylinders , so the rest are just exhausting unburned fuel as white smoke. This is a simple explanation, theres more going on but,,,, hope this helps.
@@stevehamman4465 to add to your comment there is also steam vapor just because of the cold temperature same as when you exhale.
@@danw6014 yea Dan that could be added to it also! Good choice!
@@stevehamman4465 the new tier 4s won't smoke but they will put out vapor. I got an old Oliver super 77 diesel and that thing will clear mosquitoes off the whole farm. Hahaha!
@@danw6014 , I'm 60 and worked on farms . Didn't live on one but me and my three dudes were the highest paid crew for bringing in the hay before all these new machines. Neighbor had an Oliver ,, big arse tractor,, it was a two cylinder engine. It was cool to hear it run at frickin midnight , pop,,,pop ,,, pop ,,pop ,,pop,pop pop,pop ! Got to get the crops in when the weather says so!
I hope you can enjoy the sexy smell of the Diesel exhaustsmoke 😂👍🥵
1:02 why all big diesel engines make this kind of sound? Like a cracking sound, It's very characteristic truck sound.
It s the loud detonation due to very cold engine, improper fuel injection at the beginning...
It’s called fuel knock
Beast
not 650 hp