@@uAKING2006 could that be why most school districts and most bus companies would choose Cummins regardless if it’s an IC/International or Thomas/Freightliner? Like the Cummins ISB 6.7 in that bus?
This is the first time I saw a modern school bus. I have to say, I was shocked! Mine were all 1950's and 60s with the black front fenders. All had stick shifts and had to be double-clutched. The doors and the little stop-sign were all manually opened. Automatic chains was just too much information for me to try and take in LOL
@@khtractors wow, that’s the one thing I’d have to have. I remember the little fans the drivers had on them...but that’s not a lot. Of course, our school didn’t have a/c - but neither did anyone else in those days. Hard to believe life without it now lol
My school district has those chains on their buses and I love the sound they make and believe it or not I’m going to be getting automatic tire chains installed on my Ford F150 truck within the next few months.
K&H Tractors They do although Onspot's primary focus is on fire ambulance and school buses but they do often have solutions that will work on pick up trucks like my Ford F150 for example. But of course they do not fit front wheel drive or independent rear suspensions. Which is why I went on driving hiatus until I got my truck on Friday because my mom has a Subaru which can’t have them installed since it has independent rear suspension and also I’m just not really into Japanese vehicles like Subaru Toyota Honda etc.
I park my bus at home while school is in. My run starts 2 miles from my house and the bus garage is about 15 miles away. Plus I work at school so it’s there during the day. Works nice because I never drive my personal vehicle during the week. Thanks for watching!
They are on arms that drop down to the wheel with a disc that has short chains on them. They just start spinning under the tire then. Here is a title to a video of mine that shows them. Drop down chains on Thomas C2 School Bus
We have a lot of things here in southern Nevada. But one thing we don't have is a Mobile Donuts Truck. So you got that going for you. Lol.
Abe Woodrum haha. That’s one of few things we do have going for us here I think. You have a good day!
"Automatic tire chains being too automatic" that got me laughing hard!
Yeah I don’t what happened, just had a mind of their own that day. Thanks
@@khtractors could be worse, we had an ic with the Maxxforce 7, and the block rusted out, and mid rout the engine essentially exploded....
@@uAKING2006 I’ve heard lots of complaints on the MaxxForce engines.
@@khtractors we have not had too many problems with them, but there is the occasional break down. Or catastrophic failure.
@@uAKING2006 could that be why most school districts and most bus companies would choose Cummins regardless if it’s an IC/International or Thomas/Freightliner? Like the Cummins ISB 6.7 in that bus?
Great video! I love the C2's. They are pretty nice buses!
It’s been a good one! If I only had A/C I’d have it made! Thanks for watching.
This is the first time I saw a modern school bus. I have to say, I was shocked! Mine were all 1950's and 60s with the black front fenders. All had stick shifts and had to be double-clutched. The doors and the little stop-sign were all manually opened. Automatic chains was just too much information for me to try and take in LOL
They have become very nice, but we are still missing air conditioning on our buses. Its an option but they don't purchase it.
@@khtractors wow, that’s the one thing I’d have to have. I remember the little fans the drivers had on them...but that’s not a lot. Of course, our school didn’t have a/c - but neither did anyone else in those days. Hard to believe life without it now lol
K&H Tractors I live in Virginia in Southampton county this is our second year buying a/c buses and full led lights
Buy some
chains!! wow.. we dont have them on ours. if it even looks like snow were closed ! LOL😁😁
I’ve never had to use mine thankfully! Appreciate you watching!
I sure hope those chains falling like that aren't a sign of the winter to come.
🥶🥶🥶
McGinnis Farm's yeah you may be onto something there! It’s about time for a snowy winter.
My school district has those chains on their buses and I love the sound they make and believe it or not I’m going to be getting automatic tire chains installed on my Ford F150 truck within the next few months.
MetroNorthRailfan224 I didn’t know they made them for pickups. That’s neat!
K&H Tractors They do although Onspot's primary focus is on fire ambulance and school buses but they do often have solutions that will work on pick up trucks like my Ford F150 for example. But of course they do not fit front wheel drive or independent rear suspensions. Which is why I went on driving hiatus until I got my truck on Friday because my mom has a Subaru which can’t have them installed since it has independent rear suspension and also I’m just not really into Japanese vehicles like Subaru Toyota Honda etc.
@@khtractors OK update. I’m having my Onspot system installed right now as we speak. I’m gonna be getting my truck back on Monday
@@metronorthrailfan2244 Awesome!
@@khtractors I just got my truck back yesterday and I love my Onspot system
You don't have enough road for the speed you're going
Oh really?
What this bus is made in?
2015
🤗 I’m baack!!
Are you ready to start driving the bus again
I just drove it home. We start Monday!
For the School District that you drive for, are y'all aloud to take y'all buses home at anytime?
I park my bus at home while school is in. My run starts 2 miles from my house and the bus garage is about 15 miles away. Plus I work at school so it’s there during the day. Works nice because I never drive my personal vehicle during the week. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors dude I hope to get up to that point. I’m in the process of becoming a school bus driver myself and operating a Thomas saft t-liner
@@kl3ztyplays642 best of luck to you!
Ben Kennedy Can you get rid of the broken down bus that the tree fell down please?
It’s not mine to get rid of. I think they will eventually part it out.
Engine Fan
What about it?
How dose that work with the chains ? Heck when I was in school johnny stanley would stop an the seniors would put them on lol.
They are on arms that drop down to the wheel with a disc that has short chains on them. They just start spinning under the tire then. Here is a title to a video of mine that shows them. Drop down chains on Thomas C2 School Bus
th-cam.com/video/bb-XZL-F0AU/w-d-xo.html here is the link to the chain video.
Hey what do you use too hold your camera up ?
It’s a suction cup GoPro mount.
@@khtractors wow so I need a go pro
Welp its Black Friday im bout to go get one rn thanks bro great video 😁✊🏾
Did they check the chains out? Is something wrong with your bus?
BusMaster9 it’s been ok since that day. It must have been moisture related from being parked a few weeks.
@@khtractors Bus 59 in my video is a lot like your Bus from the looks of it. Bus 59 is a 2015 as well. I thought it was a 2014 but nope.
I have a question, what camera did you use for this video?
MrEvan 2005 I think it was the GoPro hero 7
My bus driver drives one of these but it's special needs, 20-5
Please show me how them automatic tire change work I don't understand
Here’s a link. Drop down chains on Thomas C2 School Bus
th-cam.com/video/bb-XZL-F0AU/w-d-xo.html
tire chains activated 3:43
Yes that’s exactly when they started dropping! Thanks for watching!
You still got bus 7?
I do!
Are you in Virginia? I’m up north in prince William county
Elijah Matthews yes Southwest Virginia. Dickenson County.
@@khtractors yall order 65 pass buses right ?
@@jthegoat38 yep!
@@khtractors we do too a lot of people think they look short for school buses but 65 pass is the standard school bus size
@@jthegoat38 yes. We have a few bigger ones for a couple runs but most of us don’t need them.
What year and and engine is this bus
It’s a 2015 with the Cummins. Thanks for watching!
@@khtractors I love the 2015 with Cummins they sound so nice
You need to explain the chains
I'm still waiting for 2023