Detroit Diesel vs Cummins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- A while ago Damien from Project Brupeg ( / @projectbrupeg ) said a few words on the battle between Detroit Diesel and Cummins that can't go unanswered...
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"A Cummins owner may get 10 nautical miles to the gallon, but a Detroit owner gets laid" - funniest thing on the internet this week!
Priceless 🤣
"sure you can sit on the engine hatch" - I lost it. Good one!
I hate to think of the slug trails on his engine hatch!
@@mogliilgom5055 That's pure love as in riding back seat on a Harley Davidson.
Lol fuck me soot gets the moot lmfao havnt herd that word in like 15 years lol
@@dattyd1 I often see the bumper stickers on the back of old landcruisers and jacked up GQ Patrols in NSW...haha
LOL what did I just watch? That was great! 😂
There is something unnerving about an Australian stumping for Detroit Diesel two strokes
This video is the best thing that has happened all week! :D
Welcome to the Dangar/Brupeg shenanigans! Love it
"Soot gets the Moot"............................ stomach still sore from laughing :)
LOL
I can't believe he actually said it. hahahahaha
Lol I spat my beer out
Somebody please make a Soot gets the Moot tee shirt 🤣
@@steveauld9258 Yep get on it Stu, these shirts will be the backbone of your success
Great to see the banter between you two. I mean two grown men arguing who has the best of the bad bunch... Lots of love.... Perkins owner xxx
There's nothing quite like the laboured sound of a Perkins 540 starter motor slowly flattening the battery's on a cold and misty morning.
TBH I love all 3 brands even if they all have there down sides but I own a Detroit
"Detroit gets you laid" nice I got a good laugh out of that.
That needs to be printed on a vest 🤣🤣
@@MrNrg19uk hats Keychain beer cozy lol 😆😄
That one had me losing it! haha
The penultimate argument, second only to "but you'll die otherwise", is "but you'll get laid" . It is all biology. The diesel groupies looking for good vibes were very persuasive. "Soot gets the moot" is your motto. Their motto is "You'll have more cummins with Detroit!".
I don't even own a diesel at all, but I'd buy a shirt that says "soot gets the moot"!
95% of Cummins marine engines are made in daventry or Darlington U.K.
Hey thank you. I've always wanted to know how to spell "moot" .... Is it pronounced moo with a "t" ??? I keep feeling that there should be a "u" in there somewhere so it sounds a bit more like "put" but spelling put with a m at the front gives the wrong idea.
@@williamanderson5488 Brupeg's motor isn't a marine Cummins. It's out of a truck, It still has the Jake Brake on it
@@robertfountain4856 Yeah it's not pronounced moot as in toot toot. You got it right.
@@robertfountain4856 Moot like foot or soot
Great vid...you guys are hilarious. I can't believe you used the "C" word 😉
I see a new tee shirt on the horizon, "Soot gets the Moot"
Not sure I wanna tickle anything that’s got the name “moot”. 🤔 😂 sounds really dirty for some reason 😂 sounds like someone’s foot that reeks of fish and has a raging fungal infection. 🤢
Shirts have been around for years in the 4x4 world here in oz. Need one for the boat now.
@@AussieBlueDog87 they sure have. never been game enough to purchase one myself
Not a T-shirt, it has to be an oily singlet with a nipple hole.
@@robinbennett5994 white singlet with designer food stains for those trying to hide their cummins fetish 🤣
Every John Deere Marine Engine comes with 40 hours of legal support.
😆
Too funny
I have watched all of the dangar and brupeg vids. THAT WAS BY FAR THE BEST EITHER CHANNEL HAS UPLOADED
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed. :)
Brilliant, I just think we are going to get pure banter whilst you 2 are together
When you can do the same amount of work in half the time and sound cooler doing it, you know you’ve got a Detroit.
next you two will be arguing over who has got the biggest deck, of course the kiwi will win
Feel like there was a missed opportunity there as a follow up to Soot get the Moot. Switch back to Brupeg which is a larger boat and say When you've got a deck this big you need a cummins.
"I've got a Detroit, no need to compensate"
That was fantastic and completely unexpected! Well done to both of you - it certainly brightened my day!
😂😂😂you been on the beer again ? Brilliant keep it up 🇪🇸
Who needs a metal detector? This is solid gold.
LOL, thanks Stu and company... I needed that
Glad you enjoyed. :)
Best video on the internet!
Thanks!
One of my most fun teaching jobs was in the Jamestown NY 1 million square foot Cummins Engine plant. Since GM never asked me to teach there I have to assume Cummins knows their stuff and is more reliable.
Maybe the workers were just untrainable… Be well.
“Renko” t shirts with “ The soot gets the moot”
On back!
That’s a must 👍🏻
I spent about 6 months sleeping right behind two small Detroit Diesels, each one had 16 cylinders that produced 100 HP per cylinder and purred like, well like a Detroit in a strain. The whine of 8 super chargers coupled with that and a Cat powered generator to power all the electric a 165ft long, 35 foot wide tow boat with sleeping quarters for 10 crew and up to 4 guests, fuel tanks, fresh potable and non potable water and grey and black water tanks and all the gear necessary to cable together up to 20 or so barges about 200'x35' with 9 feet of draft. You could not sleep if the engines had to be turned off. The soft purring of 3200 horsepower of Detroit Diesel would soon have you sleeping like a baby being rocked by its mother. Take that you Cumminsnists.
Worked on a tug with 2 12-71 TT’s, 3-71 Gens breaking ice one winter. Engines start @ 04:30 to make the first run, and clean out the slips.
As the season turned, late February early March, small leads would open up in the river, and by 10:00, and the bright winter sun, you’d run
down the leads to get a break from augering your way over lumps of ice the size of fridges and stoves. After running in the ice free water for
a few minutes you’d catch yourself falling asleep on your feet at the wheel. Believe me, that wouldn’t last long, cause you’d be banging and
crashing about in the ice soon enough.
Your best video ever!
"Cummins are made in Great Britain" . . it's made in 197 different countries and originates from the U.S., as does Detroit.
Exactly! American designed and globally distributed to become an international corporation. NOT British or Scotch!
That threw me for a loop also
Hey, Damien don’t need no stinking facts.
Good one Stu. But not picking - you were dropping off in the wheelhouse of Renko. Could have sworn you have a Detroit in her.
Btw, Cummins is an American company. Not British, although they had a factory in Scotland for a while.
They had a factory on Shotts for 30 or 40 years. The Shotts engines were far superior to the US ones. US = UnServiceable
@@learigg I was waiting for someone to mention that well known fact, even the Americans wanted the Shotts Engines.
"Cummins is an American company" - Yes, but that doesn't exactly suit the narrative does it? In all such dualling dialogues, one must choose words and facts carefully.
@@DiscusRussell one of my mates dad's was a quality inspector at the plant, apparently they had many visits from the Americans to try and find out what they were doing differently. Never worked it out and plant closed.
@@BenMitro Remind me not to argue with you, lol. Be well.
That was awesome!!! Loved the video!!
Thanks Shane.
At least we are not talking LS swap here!?
Please don't put ideas into there heads!
One word only : Gardner
Exactly !!
Not exactly Peter Cundle, he was a land lubber 😆
@@JE-ti3cz Gardner Marine Diesels , best damn propulsion in the world .
Vote 1 8lxb
@@rickoliver2059 Yup, 6LW in my boat, untouched apart from service items since 1985 when it was taken out of a bus after god knows how many years on the road.
I had DD 8v92TAs in the last boat I owned (last boat I'll ever own,sadly). Still miss that sound. Unmistakable.
It is a great sound. :)
In my opinion your both wrong a good old British gardner engine does the job nicely ps love the channel
This is true, but they can’t be found for less than a national treasury holds these days
We have a 6L3B Gardner marine engine that would be an ideal engine for Brupeg......
Come back to NZ and we can do a swap.
Love it. Makes me want to go down the my boat and start up my twin 8V53s
“Soot Gets The Moot” - gotta be a Dangar t-shirt produced. 🤣🤣🤣
Ah, there's plenty of shirts around already, it's an old saying.
This should lead to a grudge match boat race!!! Continuing the hilarity
Cummins is an AMERICAN multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration, and power generation products. They are assembled in many countries around the world, but are MADE in the USA. The headquarters is in Columbus Indiana. The company was founded by American, Clessie Lyle Cummins in 1919. Some Cummins' engines were assembled in Shotts Scotland for approximately 30 years from the mid '60's until 1996 when the assembly plant was closed.
Our must be one of them given made in Great Britain is cast on the block
I believe they were also manufactured in Japan, NH 4’s for Komatsu. Nice smooth block casting, with yellow paint ? Inside crankcase. When I
worked for Cummins Ontario in the early - mid 70’s a lot of 1940’s engines built in Scotland came through for rebuilding. Mostly gen set, tugboat
engines ( Russel Hipwell, Owensound Ontario ) from logging, and mining operations in Northern Ontario. I had Cummins 350 and 400 in my trucks,
but Detroit in the tug. Cheap to run, and lots of parts available back in the day. 71 series. Very quiet on deck if you installed Mac Whisper noise
cancelling silencers installed. Manufactured in Langley British Columbia. They looked like a beer keg. You could get them on 149 series Detroits.
What a crack up ! Brave words all round. Hate to think how you would handle a Volvo/Perkins Cheers
You have to love the sound of a well oil Detroit engine!!
- Detroit Diesel Corporation's flagship Series 60 heavy-duty diesel engine was recently recognized by Diesel Power Magazine as the No. 2 ranked “Best Diesel Engine Ever” list compiled by the publication. The No. 1 ranking went to Rudolph Diesel's first working diesel engine.
Series 60 good motor, doesn’t get people going like an old screaming GM but.
My parent's prawn trawler had a Caterpillar, it used a lot less fuel than the boats with GMs.
That was awesome!!!! I needed the laugh so THANK YOU Stu and Damien!
Blimey he really went there! Poor fellas really need to buy themselves a Perkins!!!! A right proper diesel that a kindergartner can work on.... Made by Limeys for Limeys...
so you are saying Limeys can't be trusted to work on anything more complex than a perkins?
oofff
Parts are too expensive, I had one in one of my boats.
And now owned by CAT
😂😂 i spent most of my adult life in the he U.S. Coast Guard iv worked on many Detroit diesel and Cummins engines IV seen Detroit run circles around Cummins.
Love me a cummins powered truck any day. But this was funny.
I drove a company Dodge pickup with a Cummins. it was a horrible piece of shit.
@@grancito2 sure it was.
Oh crap! I own both a Detroit(Gray Marine) 6-71 in one boat and a Cummins QSB 6.7 in another. Now I'm scared I might be bi-polar! Or maybe it just means I tend to sip my tea too loudly? Great video!
Oh' dear. Such rivalry. All I know is the Detroit sure sounds good out on the Briney Main pushing you up those swells as loyal and steady as a trusted plow horse.
Priceless! Thanks for the laugh, Stu!
You're welcome Yuri, glad you enjoyed. :)
Great one mate well sayed
'Thats ok girls you can sit on the engine hatch' ... That had all my Nesspresso, two sugars no milk, hitting my laptop screen at 60mph easy!
Stu you owe me a laptop mate !!!!!
@SaltyBrains you know its a typo right !
Smart arses never prosper !!!
Pedantry is not a virtue.
@SaltyBrains You do know "cause" and "because" are two different words with totally different meanings ?
Just thought i would check !
@SaltyBrains not according to the Oxford English Dictionary !
Cant find any ref to "Cause" being an abbreviation!
@SaltyBrains Spin, swivel and slither away!
The pedant hoist by its own petard.
@SaltyBrains probably best you run along back to mums back bedroom for your cry closet and safe spaces!
👍
That was so true for both of you. They put it out as jokes, but they mean what they said. That's how my cousin and I are about Ford and Chevy. He likes Fords. And Dodge, we don't talk about.
Never are truer words said in jest. ;)
Well I was enjoying the serenity by a campfire at Gunyah Beach a few months back when I heard this roar coming down the valley. I said to my mate, "I reckon I know precisely which boat that is". Sure enough several minutes later a blue trawler emerged around the headland.
So maybe Dame has a point.....Nahhhh go the Detroit!
In these times this is gold
In 1919, with backing from banker William G. Irwin, Cummins founded Cummins Engine Co. in Columbus, OH, USA.
I assume they must of had a plant there at one time. and those motor are more common in Australia, Than us made ones. Possibly even metric bolts in the Cummings 🤢🤮 lol
Just Google they have 2 plants there
It’s Columbus, Indiana not ohio
There were two Cummins plants in the UK and with Australia and New Zealand getting an awful lot of machinery imported from the UK in the past it is entirely possible Damiens particular engine was built in England.
@@popuptoaster That may be the case, but branding Cummins as a British company seems flawed, like claiming your Toyota that was manufactured in the Kentucky plant is an American car.
That was the best return fire i have ever watched on youtube,,, best YT "Rivalry" yet !!!! needed a good laugh after this week CHEERS !!!
That was a good one, Detroit for the win, Jeff in LA USA
Thanks Jeff. :)
And the war has begun!! You guys are just wonderful keep it up just love that sarcasm!!!! All the best from Canada
Detroit hands down at the top . In the U.S. Navy Seabees I was a heavy equipment mechanic and Fell in love with Detroit right away . Even replaced the Cummins ( Ran just fine ) With a Detroit when I got out of the military and bought my first semi truck . LOL Sold the Cummins to a nonbeliever . LOL
Good man. :)
😂 Video of the year award goes to Dangar Stu!
Very funny video, I love the banter with you two but you both have it wrong the best marine diesels are yellow and have CAT written on them. Keep up the awesome work!
Does it matter if it is a CAT or can I just paint it yellow and write CAT on it? ;)
Best video so far.....
Classic
Marvelous. Thanks for that
It must be said, here is a motor that went to war and 70 years later is still going strong. There wouldn’t be so much support if it wasn’t a great design!
It is fuel uneconomical, but they were designed to all have most of the same parts, regardless of the number of cylinders, so they were great for the war effort, no massive enventry for each engine.
@@grancito2 Same with my Gardner engine, modular and designed in the late 20's built almost unchanged right up top the 80's when they were killed off by emissions legislation.
Fantastic engines
Brilliant! No more needs to be said.
First guy: So, sellin' your Cummins, eh?
Second guy: Yep, sure am.
First guy: We'll, I'd like to give you what it's worth.
Second guy: No way! I ain't gonna' take next to nothin' for it!
Absolutely fantastic
I was so not expecting this 🤣 but soooo glad i watched it
Glad you enjoyed. :)
Funny stuff! Detroit diesels are the best marine diesels. They are the best stationary engines for compressors, generators, pumps etc. Cummins is the best industrial engine. I am referring to the two stroke Detroit, and the Cummins PT fuel injected engines. Each has the perfect fit in the diesel engine world.
Detroit diesels are a smaller version of emd engine that are in locomotives indestructible the design is nearly a 100 years old bloody fantastic
Amazing, so funny 😂
I literally have laughing tears running down my face.
All the best Stu 👍
Love the banter!
I spit my food out when he gave the Cummins phone number!!!! And you killed me at the end!
What on earth is Damo Raving About, Cummins is American
From Wiki:
The Cummins Engine Company was founded in Columbus, Indiana on February 3, 1919 by J Irwin Miller, a banker, and Clessie Cummins, a local mechanic. It focused on developing the diesel engine invented 20 years earlier, but in spite of several well publicized endurance trials, it was not until 1933 that their Model H, used in small railroad switchers, proved successful.[9][10][11] The Cummins N Series engines became the industry leader in the post-World War II road building boom in the United States
this is great!! and I work for Cummins!! but slight correction, they started In Columbus Indiana...over in the colonies
Ours was built in Great Britain
Stu, You and Damien are too funny.
One of your best Stu🍻
That's funny. The one advantage with the older Cummins is you can rebuild them on the side of road because of the 3 head design. Just determine which cylinder is bad pop that head off and replace it. But if I had to choose I would run a Detroit over a Cummins.
The three head design is pretty cool I will admit.
Help! I've just spat my tea over the keyboard
Hahaha that was bloody great!!!! Great behaviour stu 👍👍
Thanks Dan!
It's been 10min and I'm still laughing
Thank you for that.......
Very funny, great antipodean double act Love that Soporific cummins head nodding segment.
Quality ! Well done guys, loved it
Haha in agony laughing. Mate this is hilarious 🤣 😆
Glad you liked it. :)
Well. This was great!
Awesome video!! When Adrian shows, the fun will really heat up!! Should be able to put out some new t-shirts
Absolutely fricken brilliant! Thanks for the laughs.
That was pretty damn funny 😄, I’m a cummins man for sure but also would have no problems owning a Detroit , but Volvo would be a hole nother story
Funny video. My preference is for Gardener diesels.
Gardeners are good engines, I like them too.
Love it, sounds like our group with jeeps versus everything else.
I just lost it when you quoted "Soot get the mut". No wonder you & Damo get on so well. Great piss take video!!!!
*Laughs in Gardner*
Most Excellent! Cheers!
Love it. Well done
You win the internet today, Stu.
LOL....Thanks for the laugh...This was great!
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG! That was one of the best and nicest slam's I've heard in ages...on both sides!! Gotta say, the jury is still out, but Stu's argument was pretty good really...
Thanks Mark, glad you enjoyed it. :)
One of your best posts ever!
LMAO! "Sure, you can sit on the engine hatch." HAHAHAHA!!!
I'm a new subscriber to Dangar Marine - these videos are great - really interesting and entertaining
Can you do a new T-shirt design:
"Soot gets the Moot"
with a picture of the Detroit 4-71 underneath - say a 3/4 profile shot
Good one keep the videos coming !
That was fucking hilarious!!! Well Done!!!
Thanks mate.
When I saw the nipple shirt on Stu, I lost my coffee! Thank you, thank you so much for this rare gem! 🤣😂🤣
Thank you for the laughs
LOL, sitting here this morning hear a old yacht leaving the area the rumble of 2 strokes, most likely a pair of 8v71s
Record it so you can listen to it again and again.