You and your family crue are hard to tune out......honest, and real life......I feel like I'm right with you trying to give you a hand.........I've been taking apart and putting together my whole life [72 now]........some times I'll comment out loud to ya, and my wifey wants to know who the heck I'm talking to.........keep up the good work........you are addicting..
Man, my wife and I wholeheartedly say thank you for that. I want you to know how much that means to us to entertain and be a part of your life. Cheers!!
The last aluminum frame I saw was a late 70's west coast R model I worked on in the shop. I don't know why but for some reason I'm still fascinated by aluminum frame rails.
That old guy still knows his stuff; you can tell if he were a few years younger would have grabbed that by the horns himself and made her sing ! Great video :) UK viewer
When starting an old truck pump the primer more than a couple half hearted pumps. Pump until the primer goes hard. Till it's full. Like the old man did.
Wonderful time pieces! The Pete sounded really good. Looking forward to seeing the others come alive.🤩 You could really use an extra hand when working on these old pieces of iron when trying to get them to run again.
That Cat 3406-B is what I had in both of my Pete's (my '74 and '84), and they both purred like kittens going up in the mountains! Just make sure you clean those fuel filters really good on that Cat, and you have plenty of cranking amps in those batteries!...👍
The pink stuff is dyed diesel used in off-road vehicles. It was a mining truck, therefore an off-road one. Dyed diesel is illegal to run on regular roads.
That 59 Mack has a Positive ground I do believe, the Pete with aluminum frame make a nice restoration the other 2 not so much unless you have deep pockets and a very understanding wife.
You must not know anything of old equipment let alone new equipment. Seems as your the one behind a desk of some sort writing laws how to get this old equipment away from us. Your very sick.
@Jeff Kopis the other gentile man responded: wouldn't waste my time fixing any of that crap. Not you hey thanks for watching this stuff. Not my channel but if ones didn't watch nor atrubuit to these wouldn't be here.
my only experience with pink fuel is Farm of Offroad fuel , not taxed by US Dot for road use and at least 50 cents a gallon cheaper, also a huge fine for getting caught driving on the highway with it
The surge in the Pete is known as a hunt , those cats are known for that. But I say gives it character. I enjoy them hunting a lil big helps put me to sleep in bunk.
Wow what an amazing video! Can you please post everytme you try to start an old truck? It’s so cool to watch! Maybe next time you could give us a view from behind with the door open so we can see what you’re doing with the controls and throttle while cranking them. Or a side view. Anyway - thanks again! I love it! Subscribed
Looks like a 3406A to me in the big red peter. I haul that biodiesel they put in fuel now too! 😅 cool Mack, looks like a Cummins in it??? And i think I'd be nervous of that actual dog too man! Didn't look to friendly to you!
I usually do, in this case the truck has a decompression lever and a fuel cutoff knob so it is a bit redundant I do cover that in the next video I am working on now Cheers
@@countrylife4195 awesome ya I saw that but looked like it pulled easy never know if that sticks and leaver broke but can't wait for next one them are some tanks
If you could find the right front fender back in the woodds that Mack would be awesome to see back on the road with a couple new stacks on it. Probably get a rear end cut off from a junkyard with modern brakes you could stretch the frame a bit with. The body style on those are so MEAN looking but sexy at the same time. Get a new Bulldog for the top of the Rad lmao Sweet to tow home and work on. I'd watch that Resto-mod series for sure!
I wish I could help. I'm a disgruntaled county mechanic in florida. The old Mack would be fun to get going. If your interested in a partner or maybe just some help maybe we could work out a deal. I've been turning wrenches for 40+ years.
My buddy bought a B81 Mack 10 wheel dump back in the day. It was sitting next to a barn and seriously covered in vines. We jumped it with a Startall and it fired off right away. So he figures he's just going to drive it out. When he did the vines were so attached to the barn it pulled a big piece of the wall down and the whole barn sorta leaned over that way. Boy was that guy ever pi$$ed
That old Mack looks like it has a Cummings in it too bad the rad cap is missing hope the engine is not filled with straight water or the block may be cracked
How are you doing, you are looking at 3 great time pieces there, alot of people will tell you you can't find parts for the B-73? Mack, this is the farthest thing from the truth. Like I suggested to you previously, join "ATHS", It's a nation wide truck club just for antique truck owners, plus a great resource for finding parts and it's actually harder to find parts for that 351 Needle nose Peterbilt dump truck than the Mack. Either way, you can't go wrong saving a vital piece of trucking history I'm 4th generation trucker and trucks of all types run deep in our viens.
The Pete looks like it has a 1693 in it the mack I think is a b75 long hood I had a 59 b75 but I had to sell it to pay hospital bills wish I still had it
I see guys just blasting motors with Ether all the time. We used to be limited to spraying it on a rag and setting the rag by the intake. Anything more was a beating..... LOL I watched a guy kill a big Cat Dozer with ether one time, after that I am pretty cautious with it
The old guy had quite a collection. A guy could be entertained all day long just looking around. If that setting was down here in Georgia I would be approaching everything on high alert mode, lest a rattlesnake, or some other creature darts out at ya. The whole time I was watching the video I was thinking that man you better look around before climbing up in the old truck, or reaching your hand down the engine compartment. At least you were alert on the bears lol : - ) Thanks for the interesting video. Buff Metro Atlanta USA An unrelated great website: www.gty.org
Love the vid but would love to hear the truck crank a bit louder.. maybe put the camera away from Ur other car as it's a bit loud but apart from that enjoyed the vid
Ya, I am learning on the video part as I go... I drove the 59 yesterday after getting it running and while cool, I wish we got better video of that. Frankly I get so excited, I sometimes forget to focus on the filming... Thanks for following along
You and your family crue are hard to tune out......honest, and real life......I feel like I'm right with you trying to give you a hand.........I've been taking apart and putting together my whole life [72 now]........some times I'll comment out loud to ya, and my wifey wants to know who the heck I'm talking to.........keep up the good work........you are addicting..
Man, my wife and I wholeheartedly say thank you for that. I want you to know how much that means to us to entertain and be a part of your life. Cheers!!
New subscriber for you. I just love seeing these old diesels come back to life. Old trucks and old boats are my love. Cheers from Australia.
pinay addiction and old motorcycles LOL, 🍻 from 🇺🇸
Nice meeting you and that old Jimmy here in Dickenson this morning.
The last aluminum frame I saw was a late 70's west coast R model I worked on in the shop. I don't know why but for some reason I'm still fascinated by aluminum frame rails.
my 88 freightliner project is an aluminum frame..
That old guy still knows his stuff; you can tell if he were a few years younger would have grabbed that by the horns himself and made her sing !
Great video :) UK viewer
When starting an old truck pump the primer more than a couple half hearted pumps. Pump until the primer goes hard. Till it's full. Like the old man did.
Those Peterbilt 359's are great trucks I had one with a cat 3406 it was a great truck and very reliable made lotta money with that truck
The ol 75 would make a great restoration project!!!
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Wonderful time pieces! The Pete sounded really good. Looking forward to seeing the others come alive.🤩 You could really use an extra hand when working on these old pieces of iron when trying to get them to run again.
Sometimes I have off camera help and sometimes I am on my own, it is much more fun with help though
Cheers
Baring, WA is up Hwy 2. I noticed the abbreviation for Washington was "WN", that shows you how long ago that truck went into service.
I wish I had his knowledge. Very impressive.
Great.......glad you made this much progress!
That Cat 3406-B is what I had in both of my Pete's (my '74 and '84), and they both purred like kittens going up in the mountains!
Just make sure you clean those fuel filters really good on that Cat, and you have plenty of cranking amps in those batteries!...👍
3406 B came out around 1984.. 3406A came out the end of 1976.. 1693’s were the early engine . I spent 42 years at Ohio machinery.. Ohio cat
Wow that thing runs awesome for sitting so long
The pink stuff is dyed diesel used in off-road vehicles. It was a mining truck, therefore an off-road one. Dyed diesel is illegal to run on regular roads.
That 75 359 would be sweet to have. Love it!
That 59 Mack has a Positive ground I do believe, the Pete with aluminum frame make a nice restoration the other 2 not so much unless you have deep pockets and a very understanding wife.
Always the case
You must not know anything of old equipment let alone new equipment.
Seems as your the one behind a desk of some sort writing laws how to get this old equipment away from us. Your very sick.
@Jeff Kopis the other gentile man responded: wouldn't waste my time fixing any of that crap. Not you hey thanks for watching this stuff. Not my channel but if ones didn't watch nor atrubuit to these wouldn't be here.
These kinds of videos can NEVER be to long! 👍👍
Get all 3 of them big thumbs up 👍
Bruce Wilson needs to watch your videos so he can learn something about old trucks. Well done!
Agreed
Congrats on getting that ol Pete running!
That Pete will be a sweet restoration 👍
I found my way here by Hank from Hamiltonville farm will it start channel love your videos and channel
my only experience with pink fuel is Farm of Offroad fuel , not taxed by US Dot for road use and at least 50 cents a gallon cheaper, also a huge fine for getting caught driving on the highway with it
Also love your videos of will it start and rescuing those trucks
Wow! They still start!
Great video! Hamilton farms sent me over and it was worth it!
Well that truck is gonna a tough project along with the other two
Hope you can get that old green truck running can't wait for part 2 good video bud
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Not going to lie. It took me a minute to figure out why he said, “SSHHH I see it.” Then it hit me. OH! Lol, DOT would love to see that!! Lol
The surge in the Pete is known as a hunt , those cats are known for that. But I say gives it character. I enjoy them hunting a lil big helps put me to sleep in bunk.
Our Detroit does that a bit as well, you can feel the governor hunting a bit for idle
Wow what an amazing video! Can you please post everytme you try to start an old truck? It’s so cool to watch! Maybe next time you could give us a view from behind with the door open so we can see what you’re doing with the controls and throttle while cranking them. Or a side view. Anyway - thanks again! I love it! Subscribed
And please don’t edit out any of the cranking! It’s the best part!!!
LOL, I had too, There was a bit of cranking, In the 59 Mack we did about 20 laps till it finally pulled and fired
Working on that video now!!
Cheers
countrylife please post the unedited version of all the cranking! I’d love to see all of it. Sounds so cool!
Looks like a 3406A to me in the big red peter. I haul that biodiesel they put in fuel now too! 😅 cool Mack, looks like a Cummins in it??? And i think I'd be nervous of that actual dog too man! Didn't look to friendly to you!
3406B
@@grumpystruckshop3807 3406A, the injector pump has the long driveshaft
@@markhiestand170 must have had a brain storm, sorry about that, i have had cat 3406 a and b for forty years, still do in the uk.
The diesel fuel look to me off road fuel because it is red and it went bad I really like your video they are good be safe my friend
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They sold red diesel back in tha DAY, before it was off road !!!
Idk of anyone else has said it should have a board to plug air intake if runaway from sitting so long great videos thos loves these videos
I usually do, in this case the truck has a decompression lever and a fuel cutoff knob so it is a bit redundant
I do cover that in the next video I am working on now
Cheers
@@countrylife4195 awesome ya I saw that but looked like it pulled easy never know if that sticks and leaver broke but can't wait for next one them are some tanks
Just love your video's always waiting for the next great one. Thanks for sharing this with us we appreciate it bub.🤜🤛🤜🤛🤗🤗🤗🤗
My pleasure!! Glad you are enjoying them!!
Quickest I seen u move all video just add one pit bull first time watching good show will be watching for new episodes cheers paul Australia 🇦🇺
You definitely need to get the Mack up and running again
I’d buy a Mack like that if I had the money love antique trucks
That 75 is a beauty.
beautiful machine
If you could find the right front fender back in the woodds that Mack would be awesome to see back on the road with a couple new stacks on it. Probably get a rear end cut off from a junkyard with modern brakes you could stretch the frame a bit with. The body style on those are so MEAN looking but sexy at the same time. Get a new Bulldog for the top of the Rad lmao Sweet to tow home and work on. I'd watch that Resto-mod series for sure!
I wish I could help. I'm a disgruntaled county mechanic in florida. The old Mack would be fun to get going. If your interested in a partner or maybe just some help maybe we could work out a deal. I've been turning wrenches for 40+ years.
I found a 1972 international with a 350 Cummins what should I do before putting it to work?? Like motor wise she run but she old
That dog said quit trying to steal his truck!
Awesome 359 , hope you did buy / save it from being abandoned , how's the COE ULTRALINER ,coming along ?? Cool vids , keep'em coming when you can .
Working on the Ultraliner as well. The hold up with that is always parts
Cheers and thanks for following along!!
Awesome video I love your videos of will it start
Thanks!!! We kinda fell into these and I am super excited. I always wanted to try to get something abandoned back to life
Pardon my ignorance, but where is Barling, WN? Google maps found one in Arkansas and one in Wisconsin.
Wn is the old abbreviation for Washington from the 50's
now Baring WA
Liking this video and looking forward the the next with this Mack. Stay safe
That old Mack will run. Fire it up.
You guys are doing good. 😀
My buddy bought a B81 Mack 10 wheel dump back in the day. It was sitting next to a barn and seriously covered in vines. We jumped it with a Startall and it fired off right away. So he figures he's just going to drive it out. When he did the vines were so attached to the barn it pulled a big piece of the wall down and the whole barn sorta leaned over that way. Boy was that guy ever pi$$ed
Off Road Fuel Red, Regular On Road Fuel Green.
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B model Mack coolest looking truck ever
I watched a video where a guy used three cans of either to start a 8v92 and they frayed the engine. 😁
The dumper would make a bad ass mad max style rat rod monster.
That old Mack looks like it has a Cummings in it too bad the rad cap is missing hope the engine is not filled with straight water or the block may be cracked
Cummins not cummings.....
How are you doing, you are looking at 3 great time pieces there, alot of people will tell you you can't find parts for the B-73? Mack, this is the farthest thing from the truth. Like I suggested to you previously, join "ATHS", It's a nation wide truck club just for antique truck owners, plus a great resource for finding parts and it's actually harder to find parts for that 351 Needle nose Peterbilt dump truck than the Mack. Either way, you can't go wrong saving a vital piece of trucking history I'm 4th generation trucker and trucks of all types run deep in our viens.
The B model Mack. That's the one to fix first.
Jim Jonrs I’m with you on that one. And every other bulldog close by. I’m a big DM nut myself, #65,000 rears and such.
That Pete will make a good truck 🚚
The 1965 351 you should make a Duel replica truck !
All I can hear is the power steering pump on the other truck, to bad.
The Pete looks like it has a 1693 in it the mack I think is a b75 long hood I had a 59 b75 but I had to sell it to pay hospital bills wish I still had it
This one is for sale, he wants a lot for it with the Barko
Que barulho mais bonito esse motor faz.quanto custa um caminhão desses nesse estado que está aí.
Off-road diesel fuel is legal for privately owned farm trucks. Many use it because it’s cheaper 👍👍👍
If I remember right, on road diesel used to be dyed can't remember when it was switched but might have been in the early '90s
Excelente
When you going to post some more videos my friend I enjoy them all
im very sorry for writing all that bad stuff about you i feel bad about it. like your vids keep it up!!!!!!!!!!
Sweet old trucks and Ford Excursion
What happens to the cab over if you get the Pete?
Love that 75 she was a show truck years ogo thats y the stalks are gone because they where probly realy nice
Nice vid, just subbed
Thanks for the sub!
Have a great 4th!!
@@countrylife4195 2You aswell man👍
When are you going to put some more videos out
🤣 old boy was running that on Red Diesel!
Well, yeah, it was definitely used exclusively in the mine... Sure doesnt have a cup of yellow diesel under the fill cap.
That's what red diesel is for..
@Randy Travis Why are you telling me this which I already know?
Quick question for you, how much did he want for the 351 Peterbilt dump truck as I'm interested in it.
email me at countrylifewisconsin@gmail.com
Did you update him on presidents and everything? Lol. Cool video😎
LOL awesome, he is a super cool guy
Been doing this thing for 60 years and still going...
I love pieces of human history like that
@@countrylife4195 All of the old big wood rigging techniques will be forgotten with dudes like him. Impressive stuff they used to do! Art!
This is promising. Im subbed.
Next will it start try to run a set of jumpers to the starter will help spin it over a little faster
Well, I cover that in the next one I am editing now, it caused some problems sadly
@@countrylife4195 positive to the starter and negative to the motor
That has a brakesaver on it, also DI which is a later engine
That is a not a direct injection that's a Pre cup motor it's got pre heaters look at the swhich.
@@joefasching5556 look at the fuel lines, its a di not original engine
I like the fact that you didn't appear to be torturing that old Pete with a lot of ether to get it to start.
I see guys just blasting motors with Ether all the time. We used to be limited to spraying it on a rag and setting the rag by the intake. Anything more was a beating.....
LOL
I watched a guy kill a big Cat Dozer with ether one time, after that I am pretty cautious with it
@@countrylife4195 I have heard of an overload of Ether literally blowing out a piston, or bending a connecting rod.
Surprised that the plug came out of the tank.lol
I was too.....
With all the rust in there I was ready to wrastle.....
LOL
I want the pete. TAKE MY MONEY ALL OF IT
Hamiltonville farm sent to ur channel
The mushrooms are keeping the rabbit in the truck.
that is ag fuel mixed with water
subbed the second truck looks epic
The old guy had quite a collection. A guy could be entertained all day long just looking around. If that setting was down here in Georgia I would be approaching everything on high alert mode, lest a rattlesnake, or some other creature darts out at ya. The whole time I was watching the video I was thinking that man you better look around before climbing up in the old truck, or reaching your hand down the engine compartment. At least you were alert on the bears lol : - )
Thanks for the interesting video.
Buff
Metro Atlanta USA
An unrelated great website:
www.gty.org
Ooo po demais
You aren't gonna find any rattle snakes in Bearing Washington..........
Well that vid ended quick .is there another vid showing ya starting this one ?
The Point was that this should be easy, the Mack was way more fun and the Pete 351 will be the hardest as it was busted and left in the quarry
That dang power steering pump noisy
Hows the Mack coming along did it cook off?
The old Mack did run and drive
going to work on the second Pete after the holiday
Farm diesel has red dye in it
Looks more like off road dyed ag deisel.
Nope off road diesel. Ultra low sulfur if pink or red.
20:10 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SHE'S ALIVEEEEEEE!!!!! 😳😳
that Mack is.... B70 something? old Cummins? Dude I will buy that from you.
The 75 is the keeper,I'd buy it in a second
I think that old Mack is going to be a hand full.
We got it!!!!
Other then putts with it see if it turns 1st, it to far gone. Would b a great truck but too much involved.
This should be fun
It has BEEN A BLAST!!!
2 down and one to go now
Only reason a CAT won't start is if all 8 pistons are missing.
Love the vid but would love to hear the truck crank a bit louder.. maybe put the camera away from Ur other car as it's a bit loud but apart from that enjoyed the vid
Ya, I am learning on the video part as I go...
I drove the 59 yesterday after getting it running and while cool, I wish we got better video of that. Frankly I get so excited, I sometimes forget to focus on the filming...
Thanks for following along
@@countrylife4195 all good buddy just thought I'll let u no.. I'm sure u as a TH-camr would love to no.. Keep em coming though
Let the truck warm up before you start revving on it. Gotta let it get oil all around
It had oil before it even hit... Cranking.......