You completely skipped over the 359, THE truck.

Don't buy 567 model . Too weak, too noisy, and not an 18 wheeler for working.. Our old Mack shames

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TECHNOLGY: TESLA SEMI PAID FOR IN 5 YEARS ONLY FROM LOWER FUEL COST.

The dude that starting the RD6 in front of you and this his name is squatch and his KZbin channel is squatched 253

You should do international navistar next!

Better off with a Kenworth

A lot of this information is incorrect. The 386 wasn’t introduced until 2007 and wasnt the first attempt at an aerodynamic truck. Also the 379 was introduced in late 1987 you never even made a portion of the video about the 389. Or any of the special edition trucks. the 359 was far more popular than the 358 and the mx engine was introduced in 2013.. you forgot a lot of peterbilt history. Poor video

I am a Peterbuilt 379 guy with a C-15 Cat motor and 15 speed Eaton transmission. I drove a 21 speed Spicer transmission for awhile and it was pretty darn good.

in my personal opinion Peterbilt screwed up in three places ... The largest was selling to PACCAR. The second was the MX engine series ... should have stuck with Cummins. The third and perhaps most egregious screw up was that god aweful transmission .. And before any of you decide to talk crap on this comment .. i am in fact a truck driver, have been since 2004. Driving truck is a job, and while yes I like being comfortable while driving, its still a job, and PACCAR and most importantly Peterbilt seems to have forgotten that.

Cabover trucks were not popular because they were easier to maneuver. They were popular due to length laws. 53' was the maximum length, truck and trailer combined, that you could be without a permit. That's the reason cabovers were so popular. Now you can have as long of a tractor as you want but trailers cannot be longer than 53' without a permit. You guys should really learn your history before you try to teach it...

Watching these ancient machines reminds me of a friend whose father worked with one of the oldest steam-powered cranes in our town. When his father passed, he dedicated months to restoring the machine, not just to honor his dad but to keep a part of history alive. Seeing it in action again brought tears to everyone who remembered its legacy.

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Peterbuilt never made an impact into Australia. Maybe because Paccar wants to keep it mainly Kenworth?

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Click bait, no D12.

Too much hyperbole, not enough history.

00:20 kind of looking like young Churchill

I think the 589 would make OG peter cry

Peterbilt 362 & Peterbilt 379

The newer komatsu dozers cannot be beat they make fantastic wheel loaders and excavators my uncle had 2 old komatsu dozers a huge d155a track loader a push dozer he had a Cat D9 H but always said the komatsus will out push a Cat dozer

I love Liebherr!

2:13 it says it a Caterpillar, esteemed gentlemen and gentle ladies , THAT, is a VOLVO.

I cannot stand listening to this robotic BS VoiceOver where are we going with this??

The efficiency of these machines is astounding!

Which of these heavy machines has the most fascinating historical story? Does anyone know more details?

AI generated I bet ? Worthless ! I learned nothing new ... Talking talking talking, superlatives everywhere, like building to a climax - that doesn't come ! The roar of the engine please ! It's everywhere on the net ...

What you missed was Joseph (always known as Joe) who had been in the family business Bamfords Ltd (which made agricultural equipment) since 1935 in Uttoxeter, left the firm (1948) to start his own very successful excavator manufacturing company J.C. Bamford (Excavators) Ltd. The original Bamford Ltd continued until 1978. In November 1967, J.C. Bamford (Excavators) Ltd. made an offer for the company's whole share capital. The Board of Bamfords Ltd. reacted unfavourably to this bid, as J.C. Bamford (Excavators) Ltd. had failed to obtain sufficient acceptance from their shareholders which resulted in the bid being finally withdrawn.

Bad decision making you think you're going to go to Mexico and not Detroit to make USA products in farming equipment you think you're going to go to Mexico to make money off of American Equipment how dare you go to Mexico

Wow, Liebherr really outdid themselves this time! The technology behind these machines must be incredible. What new innovations have they integrated?

What industries are these new Liebherr machines designed for, and how will they revolutionize the way work is done?

What new features make these latest Caterpillar machines stand out from previous models?

You are titled d11. But you s show a lot of komatsu

My two grandsons were educated at the JCB academy, they received a first class engineering education and both were instantly employed in engineering companies, They have never looked back since learning the academy. WELL DONE JCB.

It’s exciting to look back at the 10 oldest heavy machinery in the world! These machines not only represent the beginning of industry, but also demonstrate the incredible creativity and engineering of humans decades ago.

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13:46 I like the way you explain complicated problems easily. 😄

in 92' my father bought a 92' 3/4 ton turbo diesel 4x2, it went through few sets of tie rod ends and ball joints in his 2 yrs of ownership, switched to chevy 3/4 ton 350 vortex owned for 5 yrs then 1/2 ton chevy, then 1500 ram till now, ram bighorn 2019

@ 9:00min , stinky' feet comes from an 'unhealthy' colon!! + nylon (plastic) socks/coloured, also and more importantly, acidic diets are the culprit and beer!!

Billion dollars correction billion pounds.

Rocester, not Rochester.

No H in Rocester. It's pronounced Roaster , not Rochester.

Bamford sold his equipment for POUNDS not for DOLLARS.

Very interesting, and informative video. Thank you for posting. May I suggest that the person reading the script consider evaluating and improving speaking quality. The delivery is fair, but quickly becomes hard to listen to. Speaking quality could be improved in several areas. Hopefully you will find this a helpful suggestion that will contribute to your success. Regards.

we employed Dennis to work on our House Build Project. the oldest JCB digger driver in England he was 85! and he is still driving one today

great video thank you

the Bamford family are a horrible ruthless family...trust me ask anyone who works or worked for them

Had JCB only started today under kiers reign would it have been such a success ? Indeed would he have even been able to grow a business after the budget yesterday ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Great video!