i think the perfect colour for the crane would be bright neon pink with neon green stripes it would go really well with the silver and gray of the scania
Chassis is grey, crane is red. Maybe continue that lego colour theme? Bright blue cab and yellow body. But, hole saw the cab so it really looks like lego.
That would actually be the safest colour for hanging out along side traffic for recovery. Great suggestion. My original thought was black but that would be a huge liability if someone hit it or a person didn’t notice it coming at them. Bright multicoloured flashing LED’s would be an idea too.
one thing i regarding speeded up film, is having the sound, listening to Joe grunt at high speed, soooo funny, some slightly odd and perhaps suspicious noises going on, maybe some add lib speeded back in the day, when i were a lad and helping ready vehicles for the off, to former Yugoslavic, well Bosnia i particular, we had a toy parrot which copies everything you say and obviously says it back in parrot, but if you mimic him in parrot, it gets rather silly, must of had us laughing so much our throats hurt, crying for hours, rolling round on the workshop floor in hysterics, if anyone had walked in that afternoon they might have thought we were on something and called an ambulance - if ever you have to get something funny like the parrot, make sure you have someone with the most infectious laugh (not Jack, that won't work) my best mate was priceless
There was an album in '96 called "smurfs go pop", it's everything you would expect. This video was genius, finally after a couple of decades we get "smurfs do truck maintenance".
I remember Old Mr Bud doing the Work from 9 to 5 in the shop I Guarded everyday.He was over 70 years old.I always thought it was A tough job and rather Have the shop do it anyhow.^^
Loving what sounded like a LOT of grunting and groaning in the sped up brake special..... that did make me chuckle 😂 I think this truck needs MORE flashing lights !! You know like those American wreckers !! The ones that make it look like a scene from the film " close encounters " not that your old enough to know such a classic film .... but you get the ideas 🤪😝
I’ve driven possibly every truck made it really comes down to personal choice they all have their strengths and niche driven myself from 1960s as a teenager to my last truck 2015
Love this channel… love every video. It’s true I’m addicted. It always astonishes me how easy you make the hardest jobs look. Can I make a request? 🤞🏻 Would you consider doing an introductory video? Letting everyone know your own backgrounds and how you learnt your individual skill sets? What you all do, came from and that way we’d all understand a bit more about you all as a team. I also watch Combat Dealers (yes they’re all dicks) but to see the panther built and drive was great. However you guys are more down to earth and a 100 times more watchable. But we know very little about you via the channel. Keep up the great work, loving it! (Mac Donald’s style!)😬
@@MrHewes that said… it’s you guys that make the channel. Yes we love what you do otherwise we’d all be watching something else. But you guy’s genuinely make it a whole different experience. Brilliant. But I’d love to know more about the guys I watch and understand more about your backgrounds. Again keep up the great work. I only do the national lottery now in the hope I can contact you with a project. Was sad to see the chieftain go to the US. That should have been mine! I grew up in Crossgates Leeds where Barnbow made the chieftain in the 70’s. Whenever we heard them undergoing testing all the kids would rush to the outer fence to see them. Amazing noise… amazing tank. Although watching out videos and seeing the dared technology in todays terms. God knows how you got that tech working and the turret turning. You like to challenge yourself that’s for sure!
Lovely addition to the fleet. Colour, Mmm, not sure we'll let you decide, but sure something there's plenty of around the workshop? 😂 One thing it's not short of is lights! You could use it to stage a concert....🤣🤣
Nice little yoke that. A little underpowered but at least you didn't go Renault or iveco or Merc! I've been driving wagons ever since I left the MOD. Can't beat a Volvo or scanny.
I’ve been operating 6 & 8 wheel hiab beavertail lorries for nearly 20 years and know that you will find this invaluable. They really are a Swiss Army knife, whilst it may not have the ability of the mighty Foden it’s a vehicle you can drive for several hours in relative comfort. As well as just about every bit of construction plant I’ve carried CVRT’s, an M4, Ferrets, and even a Mig 25 fuselage on them. You’ll wonder how you managed without it.
Spent my youth in Scania and Volvo wagons delivering Yamaha bike around Britain, I fitted the slings and my dad ran the crane. I had a go few time with the crane, great foun. Green Cab, Black bed, Yellow crane and call it the flying Bogey.
Sounds similar to my youth. Dad had a Volvo FL10 tho. I was farm equipment positioner and drove tractors on and off. My dad was very trusting!! Luckily I never drove off!
@@benmk21600 Back in the 70's he had an F88 and carried everything everywhere based in South Lincs. Even took us for a long weekend in Devon, He was buying a new trailer. You can do that sort of stuff now. Good memories and fry ups three time a day.
You dont "sleep" in a day cab since the seat tops are close enough to the back wall to be able to touch you would be lucky to get a bag behind the seats, YOUR vehicle is either a rest plus cab with about an eighteen inch gap or more likely a single bunk sleeper, thats two foot six wide, because if memory serves they sold so few day cabs - and then only on fleet order artics and the odd rigid mainly for tippers to fleet buyers like Tesco's or Safeways ask me how I know ? - I once had a late model new cab 93 for nearly six years tramping five nights a week up and down Britain the memories came rushing back when I saw my old dash again for the first time in over twenty years. whatever colour you choose to abuse the rest of the wagon with I would paint that HIAB a bright cat yellow with the dipper arm in black and yellow six inch diagonal bands it would look like it meant dont eff with ME business
Hiya guys, love how you call all things foden. You might have heard, seen haulage company, believe Wright's, who deal in grain, have now gone to DAFs, but have replaced/reworked grill and it carries Foden badge
Nice. Lovin’ the Scandi-Foden. Looks pretty tidy for ~25y. Interesting to see the drum swap. Reckon there’s enough instructional content here for an average Jo or Joe to do the same. Doesn’t seem a hard job. Great, feature-packed lorry. Would have been good to the supports / legs or whatever and with a new cable etc I think it’ll be a fab addition. Maybe you need to fit a 20’ porta-cabin or camping container for an apocalypse-rig / command station setup. Colour-wise, I don’t mind the silver and it seems tidy, but well ‘Scandi-noir’ would get my vote. Can’t wait for more content on this. Cheers!!
Did a few years working on Scanias (Master tech) and they really are a well built solid old truck. The heavy steel bracketry would make 'Bad Obsessive Motorsport' weep for joy! But that definitely needs a DSC14 V8 .... 'Proper Job!' If that tag axle is a hydraulic ram one it will gradually sink as you drive along. The ram seals are sh ... Keep the tag lifting cantilevers well greased and do get the brake backplates on before winter. Colours? Well whatever the Fodens are cabwise and the HIAB needs to be a really garish yellow. 🤢
Nice truck That must of been a real hoof in the nuts to your ego and bank balance, when you had to pay for that. you'd of thought your inconsiderate A' hole of a friend would of given it to you ! L.O.L Thanks for another great video, take care everybody at Hewes .
Get a small camping trailer the same length of the bed when you go to shows you have a place to go. Just knock the axles off the camper lift it off and on.
Love your Chanel I was a hgv fitter on the Scania when you put wheels on you should put the tyre valves opposite each other, that is a m.o.t failure. Love the tank videos keep them coming.
I'm off to "ausarmour" next month mate ..... If you want to join me let me know , its not free though , but will be nice weather considering its winter here. I've already hired the car btw, and am travelling up to Cairns via train. Send the dog (Ted) if not interested and just suv a gopro on him and pretend you visited glorious Australia . Sorted !
how many times I did relines on truck and trailers in the 80,s grinding rivets off, relining brake shoes, its easier the way the lads are doing it, how times have changed
I put 4 linglongs on my Audi a4 1.9 tdi Quattro I ran them for 40k and they still had 4 mil of tread left the sidewalls went before the tread . The only problem with them was rain 😂 it would wheelspin in top gear on the motorway in the rain. 😂😂
The sped up brake segment sounds like a Guinea pig tossing itself off 😂.
Lol that's exactly it. A Guinea pig with a brake shoe fetish.
The squeaky grunts were perfect 🤩
You either have unclean knowledge or a dodgy imagination, my friend. 🤨
i think the perfect colour for the crane would be bright neon pink with neon green stripes it would go really well with the silver and gray of the scania
Yep gotta be bright pink for the crane, and a red tip.
Chassis is grey, crane is red. Maybe continue that lego colour theme? Bright blue cab and yellow body. But, hole saw the cab so it really looks like lego.
You've done the city camo for the Chieftain. How about a WW1 Royal Navy Dazzle Camo for the Scania.
All barbie pink and it be perfect. Ok chaps I win as u know in ur heart. Us girls are always right lol
That would actually be the safest colour for hanging out along side traffic for recovery. Great suggestion.
My original thought was black but that would be a huge liability if someone hit it or a person didn’t notice it coming at them.
Bright multicoloured flashing LED’s would be an idea too.
Lovely choice in ringtone. Love Nick Cave and his Red Right Hand. 👍
Definitely wants to be in Berlin Brigade ,now you've mastered paint by numbers,and the Scania badge needs replacing with a Foden one!
Man, I miss driving those Scanias. They are just absolutely lovely to drive and very capable machines.
one thing i regarding speeded up film, is having the sound, listening to Joe grunt at high speed, soooo funny, some slightly odd and perhaps suspicious noises going on, maybe some add lib speeded
back in the day, when i were a lad and helping ready vehicles for the off, to former Yugoslavic, well Bosnia i particular, we had a toy parrot which copies everything you say and obviously says it back in parrot, but if you mimic him in parrot, it gets rather silly, must of had us laughing so much our throats hurt, crying for hours, rolling round on the workshop floor in hysterics, if anyone had walked in that afternoon they might have thought we were on something and called an ambulance - if ever you have to get something funny like the parrot, make sure you have someone with the most infectious laugh (not Jack, that won't work) my best mate was priceless
There was an album in '96 called "smurfs go pop", it's everything you would expect. This video was genius, finally after a couple of decades we get "smurfs do truck maintenance".
Don't know why but when you mentioned cargo containers, I had 'mobile repair shop' pop into my head.
Can't wait to see the T34 out again! Another fantastic video Joe and thanks for sharing what you do with us!
Black and white stripes horizontal with different thicknesses for the hiab, that should keep you busy for a few weeks 😜
I remember Old Mr Bud doing the Work from 9 to 5 in the shop I Guarded everyday.He was over 70 years old.I always thought it was A tough job and rather Have the shop do it anyhow.^^
That's a nice truck, mate. Especially for something you were given.
Loving what sounded like a LOT of grunting and groaning in the sped up brake special..... that did make me chuckle 😂
I think this truck needs MORE flashing lights !!
You know like those American wreckers !!
The ones that make it look like a scene from the film " close encounters " not that your old enough to know such a classic film .... but you get the ideas 🤪😝
Try watching the sped up part at 2x speed 😂
Thanks for the brake replacement segment, I work for Napa here in Texas. I've sold truck brakes before, but I didn't know how to replace them. Cool.
Sounds like Alvin & the chipmunks are shagging during the brake change 😂 great video as always!
🤣🤣
Nearly flawless execution (save for the torch - haha) on the brakes. Your technique is amazing to watch.
Without doubt, pink is the way forward, or alternatively JCB (burnt) yellow!🤣🤣 I'm sure a certain Lord would approve of that one as well.
I’ve driven possibly every truck made it really comes down to personal choice they all have their strengths and niche driven myself from 1960s as a teenager to my last truck 2015
Needs a sign that it identifies as a Foden 😂. Jack has probably been watching too many Swedish films on hiab size😂
Pink urban camo would look sick on the crane, especially with a black cab
Love this channel… love every video. It’s true I’m addicted. It always astonishes me how easy you make the hardest jobs look.
Can I make a request? 🤞🏻
Would you consider doing an introductory video? Letting everyone know your own backgrounds and how you learnt your individual skill sets? What you all do, came from and that way we’d all understand a bit more about you all as a team.
I also watch Combat Dealers (yes they’re all dicks) but to see the panther built and drive was great. However you guys are more down to earth and a 100 times more watchable. But we know very little about you via the channel.
Keep up the great work, loving it! (Mac Donald’s style!)😬
Il make a introduction video soon
I just hate talking about myself
@@MrHewes that said… it’s you guys that make the channel. Yes we love what you do otherwise we’d all be watching something else. But you guy’s genuinely make it a whole different experience. Brilliant.
But I’d love to know more about the guys I watch and understand more about your backgrounds. Again keep up the great work.
I only do the national lottery now in the hope I can contact you with a project. Was sad to see the chieftain go to the US. That should have been mine! I grew up in Crossgates Leeds where Barnbow made the chieftain in the 70’s. Whenever we heard them undergoing testing all the kids would rush to the outer fence to see them. Amazing noise… amazing tank. Although watching out videos and seeing the dared technology in todays terms. God knows how you got that tech working and the turret turning.
You like to challenge yourself that’s for sure!
@@MrHewes I also supply WD40…. Would love to gift you some. God knows you use and advertise it enough. Where would I need to send it?
@@MrHewes Well, we would all love to know who's who on the farm. Bear with us, will ya? 🙂
Lovely addition to the fleet. Colour, Mmm, not sure we'll let you decide, but sure something there's plenty of around the workshop? 😂 One thing it's not short of is lights! You could use it to stage a concert....🤣🤣
Thanks for showing the banner for the operation market harborough, im local might pop along and see you guys
Now got a big truck that I it will very handy on many occasions. Colour? Like the Feden of course 😅🤣
I like that pimpled wallpaper with touch magnolia look lovely on that crane
Good little wagon you have there pal
The Scania would look good in army green, or perhaps some type of camouflage scheme.
Another extremely interesting film. Another useful vehicle for the fleet. 😊👍🏻
The new arrival looks pretty good boys .. i think you need to get a sign in the windscreen saying.. I wish i was a foden…
Nice little yoke that. A little underpowered but at least you didn't go Renault or iveco or Merc!
I've been driving wagons ever since I left the MOD. Can't beat a Volvo or scanny.
For 25 years old it looks good and that sliver cab looks alright. Well done. 😊👍
I’ve been operating 6 & 8 wheel hiab beavertail lorries for nearly 20 years and know that you will find this invaluable. They really are a Swiss Army knife, whilst it may not have the ability of the mighty Foden it’s a vehicle you can drive for several hours in relative comfort.
As well as just about every bit of construction plant I’ve carried CVRT’s, an M4, Ferrets, and even a Mig 25 fuselage on them. You’ll wonder how you managed without it.
best emergent youtuber, i love your videos dude. keep up the work. original and excellent content
"Shag off!" I feel a strange affinity with this total stranger..!😂
i dont know why but i lost it at the cute little chipmunk sneeze while you where putting the Tyre on the first hub.
Black cab and yellow boom, classic and visible when needed
Nice edition to your fleet.
Awesome video thanks lads very much appreciated top job top team 🇬🇧
The speeded up brake change part of the video sounded like an asthmatic schoolboy rattling his cufflinks for the first time.
Spent my youth in Scania and Volvo wagons delivering Yamaha bike around Britain, I fitted the slings and my dad ran the crane. I had a go few time with the crane, great foun. Green Cab, Black bed, Yellow crane and call it the flying Bogey.
Sounds similar to my youth. Dad had a Volvo FL10 tho. I was farm equipment positioner and drove tractors on and off.
My dad was very trusting!!
Luckily I never drove off!
@@benmk21600 Back in the 70's he had an F88 and carried everything everywhere based in South Lincs. Even took us for a long weekend in Devon, He was buying a new trailer. You can do that sort of stuff now. Good memories and fry ups three time a day.
Bronze Green gloss cab and red crane would look abit Bomb disposal on the Scania!
You dont "sleep" in a day cab since the seat tops are close enough to the back wall to be able to touch you would be lucky to get a bag behind the seats, YOUR vehicle is either a rest plus cab with about an eighteen inch gap or more likely a single bunk sleeper, thats two foot six wide, because if memory serves they sold so few day cabs - and then only on fleet order artics and the odd rigid mainly for tippers to fleet buyers like Tesco's or Safeways ask me how I know ? - I once had a late model new cab 93 for nearly six years tramping five nights a week up and down Britain the memories came rushing back when I saw my old dash again for the first time in over twenty years. whatever colour you choose to abuse the rest of the wagon with I would paint that HIAB a bright cat yellow with the dipper arm in black and yellow six inch diagonal bands it would look like it meant dont eff with ME business
Such a nice sight behind that chieftain at 05:35
Congratulations guys, but your Sweedish Foden seems to have a slight list to starboard! Have you checked the bilge pump?
Hiya guys, love how you call all things foden.
You might have heard, seen haulage company, believe Wright's, who deal in grain, have now gone to DAFs, but have replaced/reworked grill and it carries Foden badge
A video on splitting the tractor and clutch replacement would be good, the twice I've done mine it took a hundred years.
Whole thing needs to be dyno-rod orange! Thats a colour you never see enough of
Great rig! Cabin looks like new.
This P-cab is dangerous.....we got one in our fleet and always I hit my head on the mirrors when I walk by....😂
Get yourself a leyland drops aswell, top bit of kit.
3 colour European camo would look fab!
Excellent new toy.
Old 4 series great they are like the old fords to fix very
simple
Also its a scandon
I think you should paint the crane to look like a massive knob.
🤣
@@MrHewes that be a good job for jack! (;
Nice. Lovin’ the Scandi-Foden. Looks pretty tidy for ~25y. Interesting to see the drum swap. Reckon there’s enough instructional content here for an average Jo or Joe to do the same. Doesn’t seem a hard job. Great, feature-packed lorry. Would have been good to the supports / legs or whatever and with a new cable etc I think it’ll be a fab addition. Maybe you need to fit a 20’ porta-cabin or camping container for an apocalypse-rig / command station setup.
Colour-wise, I don’t mind the silver and it seems tidy, but well ‘Scandi-noir’ would get my vote. Can’t wait for more content on this. Cheers!!
Neat little rig, will come in very handy for yas.
Keep it working. I love your videos 💪💪
Did a few years working on Scanias (Master tech) and they really are a well built solid old truck. The heavy steel bracketry would make 'Bad Obsessive Motorsport' weep for joy!
But that definitely needs a DSC14 V8 .... 'Proper Job!'
If that tag axle is a hydraulic ram one it will gradually sink as you drive along. The ram seals are sh ... Keep the tag lifting cantilevers well greased and do get the brake backplates on before winter.
Colours? Well whatever the Fodens are cabwise and the HIAB needs to be a really garish yellow. 🤢
Nice truck That must of been a real hoof in the nuts to your ego and bank balance, when you had to pay for that. you'd of thought your inconsiderate A' hole of a friend would of given it to you ! L.O.L Thanks for another great video, take care everybody at Hewes .
Nice truck and with a crane ❤
Paint it like one of Sebs class 08 shunters 🤠
Get a small camping trailer the same length of the bed when you go to shows you have a place to go. Just knock the axles off the camper lift it off and on.
Lime green hiab with a black cab would look mint :)
great video thank you
Definstely needs a straight pipe stack and tuning 👌👌
Love your Chanel I was a hgv fitter on the Scania when you put wheels on you should put the tyre valves opposite each other, that is a m.o.t failure. Love the tank videos keep them coming.
How long has that been a failure? Not done it for a few years but never heard of that before.
Tbf I thought I had but il go back and check lol 😂
We call them knuckle booms in canada... you will love it
I think the Berlin camo would look amazing.
Or just paint it the same colour I'm going to do your skidsteer...
I'm off to "ausarmour" next month mate ..... If you want to join me let me know , its not free though , but will be nice weather considering its winter here.
I've already hired the car btw, and am travelling up to Cairns via train.
Send the dog (Ted) if not interested and just suv a gopro on him and pretend you visited glorious Australia . Sorted !
Good choice ! Scania and Hiab .
The tank with Bang Bros... 😂😂😂
I just love the sound of Scania's
Black and Gold hiab
Bright orange for the crane, same as the gloves you're wearing. Would be a good contrast with the black cab.
Nice useful truck!
Nice looking truck.
Black.. gold Hiab gold wheels..😊
That’s one decent horn it has 😂😂😂
NGL , i liked Jack's ( ?? ) idea of Berlin camo
Black and gold all over will look mint
That's not a crane !!! It's a baby hiab !!! 😂😂 mines only slightly bigger!!! And it's a scania!! Love the channel keep up the good work
It’s got the infamous linlongs😂
Enjoy your SAAB I kept one running for 9 odd years a 380 not a bad tipper but murder on the cost of parts. :)
Could get trucker Tim tim the scania expert 😂😂
Ikea blue & yellow for the Swedish foden
Paint it OD green, black roof and trim as per Scania mil spec trucks.
this channel is underrated
Love the scoden
Black truck with kawasaki green crane Mr Hewes 👌
Maybe the linglong Foden scania (Fania)? Should be painted in "Foden yellow"
I hope to see the old T34 on 6th August when i go to Operation Market Harborough show as i have the tickets booked already.
I do love a 25 yr old Swedish model.
how many times I did relines on truck and trailers in the 80,s grinding rivets off, relining brake shoes, its easier the way the lads are doing it, how times have changed
Nice truck that Scania
Can we have a walk around and basic operation of the Foden ,,boom, ground anchors and winches please 👍👍
Sure can
@@MrHewes cheers Joe . Looking forward to it 👍👍
Can’t beat a hiab truck 👌. I drive them professionally, currently have an 8 wheel DAF CF480 with a Fassi 710 crane. Will lift 3200kg at 16 metres 💪
I put 4 linglongs on my Audi a4 1.9 tdi Quattro I ran them for 40k and they still had 4 mil of tread left the sidewalls went before the tread . The only problem with them was rain 😂 it would wheelspin in top gear on the motorway in the rain. 😂😂
ow what a cute little crane :P
Never mind the truck, let's hear some more of that ring tone!.....'Stacks of green paper in his Red right hand', love it!
Obvs it’s got to be a GOLD hiab
Blue cab, yellow crane. She is Swedish after all 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Foreman Ted sneaking in at 10:46 to check on Joe's work. :D