Wish Id had his number when I recovered a barn find Mercedes W123 - had to strip the dash to get the ignition barrel out after everyone said impressioning wasnt possible
This video is tugging at my heart strings! Having retired from 38 years OTR in 2015 the International Cabover was my first truck to start my trucking career back in 1977! Great video and can't wait to see further videos on this truck. Hoping you do a complete restore on it in and out! Thanks for the memories!
We had to move a old caterpillar bulldozer, we had to put the flatbed in reverse while they drove the bulldozer forward to put it on the flatbed to drive away.
Heretik systeme il y a 1000 ans you don’t need to be intelligent to learn and use your own language correctly. I didn’t say I was super intelligent. Using your own fucking language correctly isn’t a sign of super intelligence. And also writing another language doesn’t prove anything. I can speak/read/write Russian fluently, and asking someone who doesn’t know Russian to translate it proves absolutely......fuck all. Try again.
And it seemed to run pretty clean even with that 20 year old diesel fuel. Makes you wonder how many of these old tractors are just sitting collecting weeds. Sad, really.
Why not just watch it on TH-cam? I can think of a dozen channels that do this sort of thing, JunkyardDigs, Vicegripgarage, Deboss Garage, Mustie1, and Thunderhead289 to name a few.
Bout 40 seconds in he said he wanted to make it usefull Make it nice Not a damn thing wrong with they way the engine runs A fuel leak here and there Gresh tires Fresh fuel and your all aet
That truck lived in a nice place. Lovely and lush with these "ghostly" trees that we not have in my country - they are so beautiful. You trap them ... tears on my cheek. Good luck with the truck.
My uncle has a 57 Plymouth Savoy it's been sitting since 1989 and any time I offer to buy it he says he is going to "restore it" or he can't because of all his memories in the car meanwhile it's rusting to nothing
He's saying oil has a shelf life and its basically 17 years past that date so starting it does more harm then good. Same goes for antifreeze that stuff is totally acidic now, but i think antifreeze you can live with for a little but not the oil that instant wears everything..
Diesel engine will burn dam near anything as long as it is flammable and not explosive (i.e. gasoline). That fuel is likely rotten as hell but it will still burn when put under the high compression of a big truck diesel engine.
For some reason I was picturing Jerry Reed and thinking of Nelson's song "on the road again" as the rig was building air pressure. Fun watch, thanks for sharing.
One of my drivers went to Florida to grab a truck in a similar situation.. He got it started, decided it was road worthy, and headed North to Massachusetts.. He stopped in Richmond, Virginia to sleep. He woke up covered in fire ants. He spent the next month in the hospital
@@JParr92 yeah but on hand in this video. That type of shit probably something youd have to order and wait for. It's an old vehicle you cant exactly go to oreillis and they have it for a semi that old🤔
@@MichaelDouglas-24 He said fuel filter, not pump. If he did need a complete pump assembly for it, reman options are available from the Cummins factory overnight, though they aren't cheap. I'm a dealer, and I sold a FC4095RX to a guy the other day which was right around $2000, excluding the core charge.
East bound and down, loaded up and truckin' We gonna do what they say can't be done We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there I'm east bound, just watch ol' Bandit run
So, I'm guessing that the pre-start checking of the oil and coolant just didn't make the video? It's amazing what a diesel engine can do after sitting.
Film everything would love too see it from start too finish.. Am a trucker and i love too see the old truck's come back too life BECAUSE these new ones are POS
There is a trade off though. The older trucks are reliable and simple, I'm talking Non computer controlled. On the other hand newer trucks are more comfortable, better fuel mileage and usually but not always have more power. I have an 88 359 that pulls my lowboy, big Cam 400, and its starts up everyday even when its 10deg out. The tradeoff is it sucks down fuel, its loud and its rough as shit. But I keep it because its reliable.
gumballer133 idk what new trucks you are driving but these emissions systems on the newer trucks is killing the mileage. My old pete would get 8-10mpg while the new ones get 4
@@smitty3973racing I meant newer then a late 70's-early 80's truck, as we are watching a video of that. I've been trying to keep the dump trucks Pre 07. I have a few diesel service trucks that are 2017 and 2018, and they are a pain.
when delimbing a tree like this one, you always do an "undercut" before sawing through the limb from the top, that way you ensure that the falling branch/limb does not tear the bark all the way to the trunk.
Why did they delimb the tree? Absolutely not necessary. Instead of damaging an old tree the only thing they had to do is remove one or two columns of the fence so the truck can drive through.
International is a special kind of cabover. Start with pulling the wind deflector off the roof and getting the hydraulic cab jack working right. The Cummins sounds good.
In Indonesia, there is no need to wait 20 years, within 20 minutes of being abandoned, a truck like that, have been chopped up by Madurese, and sold as scrap metal. You don't have enough time and opportunity to restore it. 🤣
It is youtube, look the tires and lack of rust in rims...... If truck was siting there for 20 years, it would be buried to the axles, wouldn't move....
@@gregorizi If it's in the West, maybe not. East Coast people have Salt and Water to kill a lot of things that sit, in the west, it just sits. I don't know where they are.
The newer model........the 9800 had an updated design and it had the flat floor. No more intrusion from the engine. I always loved to look at that particular model.........one of the best designed cabovers.
I bought a 95 motorhome that sat for 7 years I was scared that thing sat that long, I've been driving it 2 years now cummens once again 10 miles per gal
Hope you never have to replace the AIR BRAKE master control (right under brake foot pedal) valve it had about 23 airlines hook up to it; bought my truck for $1000
Damn; you beat my record, Back in 2001 i bought a 1984 Kenworth COE with a big cam 3 Cummins that sat for 8yrs and it fired right up on 3rd crank with the 35+gallons in it & stayed running, but i did not use a chainsaw, but i did pull it out with my 71' Mack
That over-speed condition that I think that you're referring to doesn't happen with the 4-stroke diesels, it's the 2-strokes like the old Detroit Diesel, that will run away because the air-box can load up with lube oil. This happens because the air-box drains or tubes can get clogged which allows the engine to actually run unrestricted on the engine's lube oil.
It puts a smile on my face seeing older diesels start up and be used after sitting for a long time unused. Good job. Keep doing good work.
Saw one with a Detroit 2 stroke diesel, that thing didn’t want to start but did eventually.
Diesel engines are amazing for that reason. Let it sit for 20 years and it starts right up, even with the old fuel in it. Amazing.
OLD diesel engines...
Yes new diesel not gonna happen lol.ive owned new and old much rather have the old mechanical stuff
Its the fuel. The new fuel has additives that go bad and contaminate the fuel. The old fuel takes 30 years or more to go bad
Good to know my Diesel truck has been sitting over a yeaar
@Mr T it's not that hydroscopic
I got so excited when she finally started up and ran! Great job guys! Even with rotted exhaust she still sounds fantastic!
Props to the locksmith. Anyone who knows about impressioning, knows it is truly a lost art.
Wish Id had his number when I recovered a barn find Mercedes W123 - had to strip the dash to get the ignition barrel out after everyone said impressioning wasnt possible
You
Piece of cake with an appropriate blank key. Just takes good eyes
I dnt know anything about making keys, but if it's a lost art like u said, then much respect to him for being a great craftsman
This video is tugging at my heart strings! Having retired from 38 years OTR in 2015 the International Cabover was my first truck to start my trucking career back in 1977! Great video and can't wait to see further videos on this truck. Hoping you do a complete restore on it in and out! Thanks for the memories!
me to.i drove a 79 transtar2 for 5 years and a 359 pete back then to different times for sure
i dunno if you ever did but i took my youth and opened door and one handed slid down the pole lol
It started, moved 20 feet under its own power, I can think of 10 companies that will lease that equipment on right now!
Happy Days ROFLMAO
While the new freight shakers are down waiting for emission parts could make a fortune with this one running
@@jonathansparks7558 ..
Underrated?
Still in better shape than most universal truckload or intermodal tractors
This truck reminds me of when the T-1000 was chasing John Connor on that dirt bike
Justin or the first one at the end
yeah. . . .get down. . .
A Macca Hits the bridge, pops up and pushes the window out. Continues chase
Yep 😂👍
Terminator
These old cabovers need to be save if possible. That first one looked pretty bad but this one looks in way better shape.
William Robinson has been
@@justinburt5038 ??
Bsalvage them
Their everywhere driving the hwys in Australia 🇦🇺
@@doitdan2354 cool
Never ceases to amaze me how rugged those Cummins, Cats and Detroits can be. 👍👍
Don't do it
It is so facim
Nati
@@footballnations1248 r/ihadastroke
You are right about that. The USA really bad some good iron.
The most impressive part about this video was the guy that made the key for the truck. He still have talent of a lost art.
Thank you sir
And no computer chip in the key...
well those were easier to steal
We had to move a old caterpillar bulldozer, we had to put the flatbed in reverse while they drove the bulldozer forward to put it on the flatbed to drive away.
I've seen this truck in this field for years and never knew the story behind it glad to see it's getting a second life.
dave2676 were
Dennis Cage94 for fucks sake man, there word is WHERE. Not WERE. How can adults function without knowing the difference between simple words?
John D how do you know he’s an adult
Cuntish assuming 94 is his birth year, he’s an adult.
Heretik systeme il y a 1000 ans you don’t need to be intelligent to learn and use your own language correctly. I didn’t say I was super intelligent. Using your own fucking language correctly isn’t a sign of super intelligence. And also writing another language doesn’t prove anything. I can speak/read/write Russian fluently, and asking someone who doesn’t know Russian to translate it proves absolutely......fuck all. Try again.
18 years sitting and all it needed was new batteries and starter fluid to drive away, what a beast
Did I expect this in my recommended? No.
Am I mad? Not at all.
Right same 😂
Indeed
how much
Huh
Same! Lol
This truck has been sitting for my entire life and then some. Crazy
@The Muckler I'm 20 years old
@@p71_caleb 2000 baby here, yeah it feels like forever when it's linger than your time haha
thats power of a cummings guys
@@mikeydaniel9478 Cummings?
@@jetstream454 yea diesel cummings engine
I love how the cows are following that branch around like it's their idol. They're mesmerized by the damn thing.
@Robie Abundance Runaway food, must chase!
Love the meaty "I ain't dead" sound of this old boy.
It sounded pissed off that it had to work again. Thing sounded like someone waking up an old dude and told him to go to work lol
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batteries and a little ether, and it jumps to. can't beat that with a stick.
And it seemed to run pretty clean even with that 20 year old diesel fuel. Makes you wonder how many of these old tractors are just sitting collecting weeds. Sad, really.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere I see alot here in North Dakota. Old farmers have them just sitting around
maybe you need a bigger stick
truer words have never been spoken lol
there sould be a tv showed call will it start about cars and truck i would watch it
That would be cool. I'd love to have an episode on starting my 54 Chevrolet truck for the first time in years.
8 hi
Check out Junkyard Digs and Thunderhead289. Great channels for this sort of thing.
Why not just watch it on TH-cam? I can think of a dozen channels that do this sort of thing, JunkyardDigs, Vicegripgarage, Deboss Garage, Mustie1, and Thunderhead289 to name a few.
mike mallette New Zealand has a show called will it start
I love the cab over trucks.they have always been my favorite.
" the throttles a little sticky" " thats good! thats how you get the extra horsepower" lmaoo
i love watchin people start up old engines
Me: *opens TH-cam*
TH-cam: "You wanna watch some people start a truck?"
Me: "Sure, why not."
Same way it happen to me to bub😂😂😂
Same
Yup...
Yepp
Yuuuuuup
Please do not destroy this one.
Why would he?? He had a Locksmith come because he didn't even want to hotwire it! Or am I missing some kinda inside joke here?
Hes not whistlin diesel
@@mountain177 that is what i was thinking too 🤣
@@username.858 he is implying not to destroy this one like the last one he found that he destroyed with a forklift lol.
@@Jacob_6420 aha
Still waited to hear in the radio of the truck: "calling all autobots"
going say the same thing lol
jaja i dont know talk english but this i understans lol jjajajajajjaja
Couldn't put it any better...
👍👍👍👊👊👊👊😜😃
@@heavystarch100, Christmas party
Damn i wanted to see the dodge puller down the road. Hell yeah i love the will it start episodes. Good job bruce.
I don't think pulling is an issue stopping is going to be fun
@@CarsTrucksWhatever if his trailer brakes work good. He should be okay. Hes had 2 tractors on there before. This shouldnt be a whole lot heavier
It probably isn't that heavy, guessing 17k. Should pull and stop easily.
Yeah I was looking forward to that too, he blue balled us
@@DieselAddict-vs9fc I'm wondering if that trailer + semi is close to the max towing capacity for that pickup. Anyone know?
You guys have given this old rig a new lease on life. Please don't destroy it like other TH-cam people have done.
Ps it got destroyed
When you realize that this truck has been sitting there for as long as you've been alive.
Do NOT destroy that one 2
He will
Yeah please don’t.
It's his new tow rig for the swamp buggy an the flatty
Exactly I hate seeing these poor trucks torn apart ! 😑😮
Bout 40 seconds in he said he wanted to make it usefull Make it nice Not a damn thing wrong with they way the engine runs A fuel leak here and there Gresh tires Fresh fuel and your all aet
Easy, Optimus Prime might just wake up and start shooting.
Al W was literally scrolling down looking for this comment forever
Was about to make an optimus joke ahaha
@@aced9852 so m i.. haha
😁👍
@@aced9852 me too my guy
That truck lived in a nice place. Lovely and lush with these "ghostly" trees that we not have in my country - they are so beautiful. You trap them ... tears on my cheek.
Good luck with the truck.
Its called Spanish moss (cant remember the scientific name) very cool looking stuff we have around here. Absolutely beautiful indeed. Cheers 👍
After reading I feel bad for the truck, trapped for so long even in such a beautiful place. My heart aches for the cows having lost a friend.
The previous owner is resting in his grave with a grin on his face.
Joe Don you should see my junkyard/swamp that I work at (Weiss auto) Manitoba
@@joedon9758
Are you fucking serious?
Joe Don Jeez dude that’s fucked up man.
He could be Phantom 309, and never died.
Joe Don wow your truly a horrible person for saying that. You care more about material than a human being.
That truck is actually Optimus prime hiding for 20 years.
Good sense of humour...joke at it's height must say...😜
Autobots roll out
Optimus Prime over
Optimus Prime: someone’s in my car
ooow..hahahaa
🤣
It’s amazing now a days they don’t rust out they just sit there for decades amazing!
It always amazes me why People just leave things sitting to rust away in places..you would think they would just sell them.
Azureecosse's comment plus also the fact that sometimes it's just hard to find a buyer. It's sad tho, having something being left behind like this.
My uncle has a 57 Plymouth Savoy it's been sitting since 1989 and any time I offer to buy it he says he is going to "restore it" or he can't because of all his memories in the car meanwhile it's rusting to nothing
maybe back in time no one wanna buy it ;)
Whereever that's at it's not rusting
You’ll understand when you’re older
I love these videos of cars/trucks being resurrected after decades of sitting. I watched one of a Volvo 240 that sat for like 15 years.
Rediscover Film A volvo 240 never dies
No oil change before trying to start it geez I would imagine the oil is shit after that long of sitting
lowkey nah as long as there is no water in it the oil should still be cherry
@@Chicken_Wing91 impossible
@@Daniel-co5sf it definitely can though
Were not putting a couple hindred dollars in oil into it before you even see if the motors locked up
@@maritimemisfits3360 damn whats the oil capacity on those? 75qts?
Man that thing fired right up, you could about clean the mold off the windshield with a damn scraper though
while he was making a key u should of clean the windshield
Looked a little hard to reach!
@@BrooksMoses lazy
@@BrooksMoses He could have done it from the pickup bed...
@bob thompkins lol.
bob thompkins thanks now I want bloody KFC hahahahaha
Dang near cried when she started up! She’s been sitting forever glad to see another living legend alive :)!!!
"Give it some gas! Give it some gas!" I wouldn't put gas in those diesel tanks.
You can you can go two feet then BOOM dang need new parts
Hound: Hell yea! He back! He Alive! Optimus is Here!
I just subbed. I'm 36 with autism and a speech disorder and its crazy to me that that truck hasn't moved or ran since I was 18.
I don’t know why but this made me so happy like you are carrying on the legacy of his grandfather by keeping this truck rolling
I always love seeing the old trucks come back to life.
Dude please do a pressure washing video on this
This, trucks looking great
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B Watts appearantly 90 percent of this channel lmao 😂 did you not hear him say this was the number 1 thing requested
Didn't see you check oil or coolant levels before you tryed to start it.
@dale gribble Your grammar is so bad that I literally can't understand what you're trying to say.
@@1tokeover No kidding, Jesus Christ!!! I read that "sentence" three times and I'm still trying to figure it out.
tried*
He's saying oil has a shelf life and its basically 17 years past that date so starting it does more harm then good. Same goes for antifreeze that stuff is totally acidic now, but i think antifreeze you can live with for a little but not the oil that instant wears everything..
@@sleeksilver He's not that hard to understand
People who made these trucks went to so much depth that these trucks can last decades
I can't believe after 18 years the fuel was still good
Diesel engine will burn dam near anything as long as it is flammable and not explosive (i.e. gasoline). That fuel is likely rotten as hell but it will still burn when put under the high compression of a big truck diesel engine.
Absolutely bro, they're trying to make us fool...
I agree this not 20 years.... This is 20 month
Did I miss the part where they checked the oil and coolant levels lol
I'm sure the old guy was starting it probably hasn't started in about 5 years
For some reason I was picturing Jerry Reed and thinking of Nelson's song "on the road again" as the rig was building air pressure. Fun watch, thanks for sharing.
That's gotta be a good feeling when you hear that thing turn over after sitting like that true sign of life n great investment 💯
Eithier that seats huge or that guy is extremely little looked like some weird illusion for a minute lol.
It dose seam a little gigantic for that truck done it
It's the fisheye camera
@@stephenwest1507 lol yeah.
Look like Optimus Prime from Transformers
Awesome video man, love seeing old tractors brought back to life. Keep up the good work
It's always a joy to see these old machines roaring back to life ! 👍
One of my drivers went to Florida to grab a truck in a similar situation.. He got it started, decided it was road worthy, and headed North to Massachusetts.. He stopped in Richmond, Virginia to sleep. He woke up covered in fire ants. He spent the next month in the hospital
And that's how fire ants made it to Virginia !
It was their truck, that's why he got hurt
@@DARisse-ji1yw haha
1998.... feels like it was only yesterday... 🙄😢
"Time waits for no man..." 😵
Videos like this make me miss driving a truck.
Man the oil on that thing never changed for 20 years just imagine...
New fuel filter may have helped... I’m just saying.
Yeah cuz he carrys around a spare fuel pump for a 50 year old semi.
Michael Douglas you can buy things you know
@@JParr92 yeah but on hand in this video. That type of shit probably something youd have to order and wait for. It's an old vehicle you cant exactly go to oreillis and they have it for a semi that old🤔
Fresh fuel would have helped as well hope he did not mess up the injector pump.
@@MichaelDouglas-24 He said fuel filter, not pump. If he did need a complete pump assembly for it, reman options are available from the Cummins factory overnight, though they aren't cheap. I'm a dealer, and I sold a FC4095RX to a guy the other day which was right around $2000, excluding the core charge.
has it really been 2 years. man time flys it seems like i seen this video a month ago. but its good he's back
Came for the will it start shit but stayed for the cool content. And daily uploads
I love it when guys like you make a machine come back to life ♥
East bound and down, loaded up and truckin'
We gonna do what they say can't be done
We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there
I'm east bound, just watch ol' Bandit run
So, I'm guessing that the pre-start checking of the oil and coolant just didn't make the video? It's amazing what a diesel engine can do after sitting.
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I was thinking the same thing. “Sure hope they check that and don’t blow this engine they barely just started.”
In the very beginning of the video he says he came out the day before to check the essentials.
The Guy 'GUYS' is just a liar, God Damn plain and a simpleton.
New tow rig for the mega truck🤔
And buggy
Starting that easy after 18 years. Sure needed new batteries and some keys and minor things but that's impressive
From the paint job it looks like it was a Heartland Express truck. Truck runs like it was parked a couple weeks ago. Nice find. 🤙
I’ve been driving rig for the last 6 years and I can honestly say that this truck is badass. Way more badass than the Automatica they’re making today
I've hauled semis on goosenecks before..although I've used 1tons with duallys for weight dist over the drive axle..
That truck has been sitting for as long as I've been alive.
Same lol
I was 30 years old when it was made.
me Me you shut up
Harlan Mote ok boomer
Dam
Film everything would love too see it from start too finish.. Am a trucker and i love too see the old truck's come back too life BECAUSE these new ones are POS
There is a trade off though. The older trucks are reliable and simple, I'm talking Non computer controlled. On the other hand newer trucks are more comfortable, better fuel mileage and usually but not always have more power. I have an 88 359 that pulls my lowboy, big Cam 400, and its starts up everyday even when its 10deg out. The tradeoff is it sucks down fuel, its loud and its rough as shit. But I keep it because its reliable.
gumballer133 idk what new trucks you are driving but these emissions systems on the newer trucks is killing the mileage. My old pete would get 8-10mpg while the new ones get 4
@@smitty3973racing I meant newer then a late 70's-early 80's truck, as we are watching a video of that. I've been trying to keep the dump trucks Pre 07. I have a few diesel service trucks that are 2017 and 2018, and they are a pain.
when delimbing a tree like this one, you always do an "undercut" before sawing through the limb from the top, that way you ensure that the falling branch/limb does not tear the bark all the way to the trunk.
Why did they delimb the tree? Absolutely not necessary. Instead of damaging an old tree the only thing they had to do is remove one or two columns of the fence so the truck can drive through.
@@AbcAbc-ox6pg depends on how hard the ground is, the truck could get stuck, and that is a pain to deal with
The truck is actually not as old as it seems.
i like how it sat for 21 years and started that easy.
Greyson Vaughn that’s a diesel just needs compression and some fuel and they will fire up
After that long it should need to be primed
A little high speed chicken feed and it’ll fire right up
Cummins engines always will run they just need a lil fuel and air
Amazing cold start....
both axles get power but they are like an open diff, the powerdivder locks the front and rear to a 50/50 split like a diff locker
International is a special kind of cabover. Start with pulling the wind deflector off the roof and getting the hydraulic cab jack working right. The Cummins sounds good.
Yes, Optimus, transform!!! 💪🏾
Bruce: I know it's been a hot day
Me: It's 3 days till Christmas.
I love it.. .. takes me back some years that old girl sounds good thanks for sharing
Dude that truck has been there for 22+ years and it looks nice doesnt matter how old it is!
In Indonesia, there is no need to wait 20 years, within 20 minutes of being abandoned, a truck like that, have been chopped up by Madurese, and sold as scrap metal.
You don't have enough time and opportunity to restore it. 🤣
Same with our gypsyes in middle europe lol.
Kuproy madurese lol
ancoook 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
20 minutes in Detroit, it's chopped and sold for parts
Hard to believe truck started after setting 20 years without draining fuel lines and tank or adding diesel fuel and it holding air pressure
It is youtube, look the tires and lack of rust in rims...... If truck was siting there for 20 years, it would be buried to the axles, wouldn't move....
gregorizi sure
@@gregorizi If it's in the West, maybe not. East Coast people have Salt and Water to kill a lot of things that sit, in the west, it just sits. I don't know where they are.
Perfect right Darrel
@@LifeBloodMarketing they are in Florida
The newer model........the 9800 had an updated design and it had the flat floor. No more intrusion from the engine. I always loved to look at that particular model.........one of the best designed cabovers.
I bought a 95 motorhome that sat for 7 years I was scared that thing sat that long, I've been driving it 2 years now cummens once again 10 miles per gal
23:00 'we're moving it as safe as we possibly can' ....... You're moving it as cheap as you possibly can 🤣 We've all been there 🤣🤣.
Good vid 👍🇬🇧
Hope you never have to replace the AIR BRAKE master control (right under brake foot pedal) valve it had about 23 airlines hook up to it; bought my truck for $1000
"Two days ago, I saw a rig that'd haul that tanker. You wanna get outa here...you talk to me."
C R S that’s from my fav movie
But I need two gallons of diesel.
Haha.. thought everyone forgot about the road warrior
@@Riven360 And some high octane gasoline.
“I knew white men couldn’t jump but I didn’t know fat boys can climb!”
That comment floored me! Bloody funny.
The locksmith is dressed like a true craftsman.
Brings me memories of the manual windows. I wish cars/trucks still had them :(
They do...🤦♂️
My truck does
No one:
Not a single soul:
The truck : *Starts playing Nokia Arabic ringtone **15:40*
I was thinking the same thing💀
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Damn; you beat my record, Back in 2001 i bought a 1984 Kenworth COE with a big cam 3 Cummins that sat for 8yrs and it fired right up on 3rd crank with the 35+gallons in it & stayed running, but i did not use a chainsaw, but i did pull it out with my 71' Mack
Gotta love a diesel
With something like this your not worried about it running away, after starting 20 years??
That over-speed condition that I think that you're referring to doesn't happen with the 4-stroke diesels, it's the 2-strokes like the old Detroit Diesel, that will run away because the air-box can load up with lube oil. This happens because the air-box drains or tubes can get clogged which allows the engine to actually run unrestricted on the engine's lube oil.
@@williamcharles9480 It can also happen on a 4 stroke if the turbo bearings are out
Florian can someone explain like I’m 5. I know very little about Diesel engines
@@williamcharles9480 Thanks for the explaining this. I was worried about the run a way factor also.
@@williamcharles9480 Even 4 strokes can get it, but it is normally due to shit like a turbo leaking oil
That's freaking amazing. 20 damn years. No telling what's in that engine but it started!
Even the cows had fun. I'm glad I watched this.
love mechanics u feel special and satisfying wen it works
I can only imagine the wiring nightmare you're gonna have to face with that thing. Pretty impressed it started though
After over 20 years she must be so happy to be moving again. She's smiling that shes finally getting attention.
Make the cabover GREAT AGAIN 🇺🇸. Good find , keep us updated
Trump 2020! 💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏻!
This truck remember me to the terminator 2 movie😂