1945 MACK EFU TRUCK RESCUE!! Farm Fresh Truck!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2022
- In this video of Iron City Garage a new shipment of come into the shop contains a 1945 Mack EFU (this video) and a 1931 Buick Coupe (future video). Now this truck has already been sold so Bills main job is going to be cutting off all the unoriginal parts and getting her cleaned out. This truck deserves some spot like regardless of how much is actually getting done to it because of the rarity. So check it out and we hope you enjoy!
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I keep rewatching this video because this truck is soooo cool!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂
Im a mechanic in NZ. What a neat old truck and in reasonable condition for its age. It will be a great project for someone. Ive had the same problem getting wheels off trucks too. try a block of 6 x 2 against the back of the wheel and use the body jack between it ad the chassis. Then just rotate the wheel . Do it bit by bit. It flexes a lot on the springs sometimes and you have to chain the axle to the chassis to stop it trying to lift the truck up but it works 9 times out of 10 and usually no damage.. LOL
Beautiful MACK truck !!!!! Restore this baby Guys ~ 💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏻
Memory lane! I'd see these Macks going up and down Route 110 on Long Island. That olive green (Bell Telephone) and telephone poles.
Yes the Bell trucks would tow a trailer with the poles and a red flag. Other times a flat bed like this would be carrying a huge cable spool. Still other times you'd see ones with a high toolbox back and pulling a trailer too. Potato farms turning into neighborhoods.
Então você e do tempo quê ô diabo era menino esses carros são antigos quem conviveu com esses caminhão e muito antigo😮.
What an awesome Mack! I learned how to drive a truck in a b model Mack with a duplex when I was 15 !
It would be an awesome class c motor home conversion!
wow cool ole Mack crew cab..
What a neat old truck. It has some class. Restored it could be fantastic.
I really enjoy watching this fellow work. He has the thin build and sinews of a guy who has worked hard his entire life. He knows how to conserve energy snd he doesn't waste energy flailing around. He puts just enough energy into the job to get it done, but he can put some serious elbow grease into a job when that is what's required to get it done.
Wasn't he the one telling another guy about being on the keto diet?
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It sounds like you desire him
Early middle aged dude with a physical job... The key here is that he smokes. Most of the guys like him that I've met in my 56yrs were all in the trades and smoked like chimneys. Rather than snack/eat, they light one up... Does wonders for keeping someone thin, not for me, but it seems to work.
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that is one sweet old truck! idk how I missed it. but I am glad ya got it and showed her some love! peace and God bless y'all for saving her! sad to hear she is leaving the country. or already has..
Can't wait to hear what the Mack Museum says about her.
Rare bird. Damn shame it's going overseas.
More than a shame, it's Disgusting! This need to stay here!
IT'S NOT REALLY A SHAME IT'S GOING OVER SEA'S IT'S A REAL GOOD DEAL THAT IT'S NOT BEING CUT TO PIECES AND TURNED INTO A CHINESE DAMN OR SONE OTHER PIECE OF CRAP
@@stevesparks2001 Yes and no... I've seen some pretty spectacular restored genuine US "old iron" done overseas... There's a few gorgeously restored old CAT diesel's in the UK/EU and Australia. There's stuff over there that's fully restored, that we don't have any of over here.
DEPOIS DE RESTAURADOS,IRÃO FICAR LINDOS COM CERTEZA...
SÃO JÓIAS ESQUECIDAS NO TEMPO.
PARABENS PELAS RECUPERAÇÕES, REALMENTE É UM ACHADO.
Its amazing to see you guys handling these old trucks! There are still so many 49 to 54 Chevy Survivors!...
Nice truck and great video! Thanks so much for sharing this rare beast with us!
it’s always a bonus to have helpers with awesome stuff like this 🤗👍way back in time alls I had was myself and my radio n lots of beers to help me and my dozens of projects lol
Great video. My guess is it's a telephone line truck. At that time they worked in 5 man crews and used winches for moving and standing poles. It even looks to be Bell System green.
You talking nonsense 🙄 😒 😴
Thanks you've answered my question. An early form of a dual cab
The framework he cut of the front bumper look like cradles for power poles or Gin poles. so your idea of line truck seems spot on.
What a beautiful truck, I imagine leaving its original front and building a mobile home on it, congratulations for showing us this jewel, here in my country I have not seen it, the oldest seen is the B-42, Greetings from Tachira, Venezuela
Nice. Mostly all there. Don't think I've ever seen one of these before. Going to make a great project.
When struggling with those wheels when you heat them up dump a bucket of cold water on it,the rapid shrink will break the rust,might need to do it a few times but it should make it a little less struggle.
I like the wooden spoke wheels on the green car.😂
What a beast! Well worth the effort.
This here Mack was my first hiway truck ! since it was my first experience, i wanna get a heavy duty truck that wouldn t breack on the road ! So i went for a 1985, 350 econodyne model R Mack with camelback suspension, no air ride ! lol ! i bought it in 1986 ! You can see it better if you click on it ! I also drove a Superliner for one year ! that was one of the most powerfull and fast truck i ever drove ! 500 Mack and a 65 inch Mic-Mac sleeper ! very comfy ! Mack trucks were famous on our Canadian roads back in the 80s ! all good memories ! Sorry i m a year late ! lol 😎
I'm glad to see that you're really young and do something that's fun that you really love very impressive at a young age
That truck would look good restored.
''HOLY'=''CRAPOLA''==THIS MACK HAS TO BE THE 'COOLEST''EVER''==I LOVE IT''
Boy I cant tell you how many times I have been working
on a Mack thrck & thought FU to the whole passel of them.
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I like that 60 Fleetside you got sitting there I had one about 10 years ago I put a small block 400 in it left the granny box for Speed and got a dump truck Overdrive singing to 80 miles an hour all day long on the highway
Just stumbled across your Chanel and love this build already can't wait to see what you do with it.
EL PODEROSO MACK.
QUÉ PESAR. DEJAR ESTA MARCA EN SÓLO RECUERDOS MARAVILLOSOS. LA VERDAD VERDAD ES QUÉ EN COLOMBIA NO S3 VEN SINO ALGUNOS CLÁSICOS PERO CÓMO ALGO DÉ CARIÑITO VERDADERO!??🎵👌
Incredible truck. I would have loved to have that restored for a camper in my younger days...
I seriously wouldn't rule out buying it now if it was for sale.
Great video. I like what your doing by breathing new life into old stuff. It's better than letting it rust away sitting. Keep Rocking and Trucking. 😁
Like what you are doing
Никогда такой не видел.Супер👍
Qui sortudo esse caminhão realmente é magnífico
It's amazing that you can restore an old truck
I don't know what it is, but I really love watching someone work really hard on something really cool. Watching your stuff makes me want to work harder on my channel. Love it guys.
Fellas,forgive me for taking up commentary space with this but, seeing your Bobcat on Tracks triggered a humorous memory of my working at the General Alloy Casting Company foundry in Rochester,Beaver County, PA where we had a Bobcat on wheels and one day,while I was working outside in the foundry materials storage yard, a crew member, upon us both seeing the Bobcat at work in the yard, remarked to me, "You can't roll a Bobcat. Did you know that?". As soon as my crew member said it to me, then our foundry Bobcat came hauling ass through the yard and sure enough, flipped end over end landing right side up and the Bobcat driver 'Terry' being left unhurt. The point of the story is that if you could have seen the shocked expression on the faces of the Bobcat driver,my crew member and I, then it was one of those 'Kodak Moments'. 😂🤣😂 Anyways,I'm really enjoying this video and am looking forward to watching as many as you currently have on your channel and all newer ones. 👍
Mack trucks never die they just smell that way !!
Buenos días al señor Homero puentes por tan ermosos videos quie adiario los veo saludos desde zapotlanejo jalisco
That is one heck of beautiful vehicle.
Muito bom ! Parabéns seus vídeos são ótimos.
Front of that truck reminded me of Jeepers Creepers 🤣
That's a really cool looking truck.
Oh, man! That Mack is the cats meow!!!
I would gladly trade my ‘74 Pete COE for that.
You can tell the men with the cut off tee shirt knows what he is doing. Not his first rodeo, for sure. Another great video.
The thing I like about that truck is it's four doors and the original Mac bulldog hood ornament is still intact and on the hood you see those things get stolen off that's why rolls-royce's will drop the spirit of ecstasy into the grill if somebody tries to steal her
Look again, three door only
Does anyone know which company fabricated the cabs for this and other trucks of the day? I've seen Hollywood studio pics from the 30s/40s using crewcab trucks for lighting and set transport. Very cool style.
Ain't nuthin better than a gas axe and and an ole office chair to sit on.
dude I feel your pain getting those back wheels off man, I'm in northumberland England, I do landrovers, just found your channel, love the COEs nothing like that here apart from the old bedford RL I think it was? love the work guys!!!👍
Thanks for the sub!
What about freezing the transaxle shaft cover and rim in that area to try to get it all to shrink a bit? Biofreeze is what comes to my mind. Even when you do get it loose, the rust on the inner rim edge has effectively reduced the diameter of the hole.
Those folks built some really cool shit back in the day I believe
you got an amazing dog right there!
I sure did love that old bug eyed Chevy Apache sitting on the sidelines.
Wd 40
@@user-yx9xl6hz1w WHAT!!!???!!!
I did some work on a Mack E-HUT. Looked the same but 2 door w/winch bed. I bet it wasn't 14' nose to tail.
Damn! all credit for your resilience 🍺 from England
love that old mack truck
I see restorers here want one. There's a guy in the Oakland/Berkeley area has one and it looks a little better. Same color! Hagerty the Barn Finder could tell you about it. It appears and is pointed out by name as a 1945 Mack in one of his videos.
Let's correct that. The Hagerty episode is no.16, from June, 2017. The owner of the Mack is Dwayne Bower in Ojai, CA.
The employee every business needs.
I hope this employee gets paid per day. because by the hour it is going to bankrupt the business.
Бляха-муха! Какой-же он красивый и брутальный! Настоящий олдскул из "Безумного Макса".
This was either a Bell System 5 man line truck or some power co. Obviously missing the body. The split winch drum makes me think Bell System.
سيارات زات يوما كانت لها تاريخ على الطريق تحياتى واتمنى لكم يوما سعيدا
Great Truck And Great Job !
When brute force doesn't work just use more brute force. That's what I do.
It's most likely Milatary and looking at the wench like a lot of surplus like that got put to work as Well service trucks with a added boom . That's probably why the added I beam to the frame. The water or Oil well boom was probably taken off for other uses . A four door was probably valued for more crew less trucks . I wish it could tell it story aswell 👍
What a cool old truck. Full crew cab. Must have been some of the first. Rare truck👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✅✅✅✅✅
i pulled a muscle in my back watching this video
SO BEAUTIFUL. I WANT TO SEE MORE. THANKS FELLAS
Fix that puppy up!!!!
Would make an awesome car carrier for transport to n from events!😎👍🏼
Have to admit, I wanted to hand you my torque multiplier.
Sure comes in handy with my
1947 GMC PD3751 Silversides Bus.
(Left and right hand threads on wheels back in the day, so I always have to announce that to worker when getting new rubber.)
Enjoyed watching!
😎👍🏼🧰🔧
Very cool!!! 👍👍
Beautiful truck!!!! Dream!!!! Hello from Hungary!!
Thanks old is gold
Who else got tired just watching all the beating on that it took in order to get the back wheels off?
I was afraid that two piece ring was gonna blow off and be a weeks burying when he was beating on it..they are dangerous trust me
Nice save make a beautiful rollback ❤
Хорошая работа . Очень интересно . Я из России .
Очень интересное видео сняли ,молодцы👍
Super truck,super nice.
I like that Mac truck with the snub nose and the four-door cab I can see it being made into a badass pickup truck if the gearbox is still good I would use it but I would swap the engine out with something a little more efficient and more powerful in other words something that might get 5 miles to the gallon instead of a half mile to the gallon I imagine it has a big old inline six petrol engine and those are not efficient in any way
Great peace of American art! Sad to hear its going overseas 😢
Rescate total felicidades pocas se ve algo así.
Felistasiones a los grandes maestros mecánicos favulosos estraordinario maravilloso saludos cordiales dé la república de Chile por la razón o la fuerza
That is one good looking truck.
Thanks!
Мдааа! Адский труд ! Терпения вам парни.
Love that bulldog
Very 𝙣𝙞𝙘𝙚 & 𝙜𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩 video. I really like it and enjoy,
The skinny torch man commeth.
My buddy had a 40 something international 2 ton like that. 4 wheel drive and had a huge winch in the bed. Some jerk stole the headlights off of it.
hi ..this scrap yard or what.. good job guys...
Ainda vou comprar um caminhão desses pra mim,sou fã.
May I suggest you get some tow chains and wrap it around that tire and use the skid steer to your to yank it off
где вы такие раритеты откапывает ?
но смотреть интересно , спасибо .
Amazing,this the good working with experience ,i like it
Does anyone know of pictures of one of these trucks when new? It is just plain beautiful!! Did it have spoke wheels in the rear when new?
Klasse Truck Hello from Germany
Did that thing have twin rear axles at one time and somebody eliminated one axle or was it always a two axle vehicle front and rear and no third axle? Have an excellent day
You need to buy bill a couple of beers for just getting the rear wheels off hell if he was in the UK I'd buy him them great looking truck bu the way cheers and cold beers
look into a Petro-Gen Gasoline torch, cheaper to operate and much safer and faster
You know the value fig on hood mack. Historical
Would really like a follow up to this story! Was it made into a resto-mod? Because that's what I would have done with it. Set it on a modern GMC Platform1Ton/AT4 chassis with a 6.7 Cummins Turbo Diesel! You could build a custom Camper on the bed space to your own specifications... 😁 If I only had the Money!!
Owww Werry good😍
i wonder how many telephone poles this beast helped lower into the ground. in those days the saying among linemen was iron men wooden trucks.
That rear window does look like it's put in there after the fact like 20 or 30 years after the fact have a great day