History of Fageol Trucks Pt.1 - Truck History Episode 35

[@jiveturkey9993]

These videos just popped up in my feed. I imagine doing all the research on these old companies was a lot of work. This is done really well.

[@1hasbeen531]

Waw-ka-shaw

[@tommartin8827]

Two Thumbs UP! Thank you so very much for posting this video and Part 2. I learned a bunch and am grateful for your research. The 1927 Fageol 10-66 was used to transport all the steel needed to construct the Navajo Bridge. Bridge steel was driven 140 miles from Flagstaff, Arizona, to the jobsite day and night for months. These were amazing trucks and your work is important as the Fageol legacy is mostly unknown today.

[@WorkshopRebuild]

I will be restoring a 1930's Fegeol truck in the near future. It has the 6cyl. Waukesha. Nice video by the way :)

[@jiveturkey9993]

That sounds like one heck of an endeavor.👍👍

[@TupyWbie]

My father drove some of those early Freightliners, pre-WWII. I remember him commenting that, if you pushed in the clutch while in a hard right turn, the front wheel would tear off the clutch pedal mechanism.

[@tracylemme1375]

How about a segment on Crown Coach?

[@vincewilliams5219]

Great video. Thanks.

[@petermalanchuk8210]

This is an excellent video. Thank you for a very good job in the video's compilation, together with well researched content.🙂

[@bobschultz9100]

"wauk"- "eh" -"shaw" with the accent on the first syllable.

[@jeffrankin967]

He needs to learn how to pronounce "subsidiary" also

[@gunsbeersmemes]

Still doesn't have the same "I'm interested in what I'm saying" cadence of Maddie, but this is a more than watchable video, and a FREAKING VAST improvement to the Mercedes Benz video.

[@KentuckyAk101guy]

I got to see one of their safety coaches when I went to Alaska. Very cool vehicle

[@ronaldreuwer7971]

Since your doing od ball trucks. Try Whitt. Will. Trucks I've seen one in my life. And the Smithsonian was trying to purchase it for there museum

[@haliboalsaco3339]

😄💯"the old Dinosauriers are always nice and interesting but...hey guys where is my loving sexy womans voice,dam!!!😉🤣

[@user-rp4if2ck8r]

Like to see a peace on the traybolt truck that was produced in Johnstown Pa

[@morg52]

WAH-ke-SHAH. engines.

[@thundermite1241]

Didbyou do a history on the indiana truck brand

[@jimlastname5152]

I believe the correct pronunciation of Fageol rhymes with fragile.

[@jamesdawson4459]

agreed. They got Waukesha wrong, too.

[@dheerajsanil6789]

Excellent

[@manatee419]

Was this the first two speed transmission?

[@harveygussow9]

Waukesha, pronounced Walk-kee-Shaw.

[@unclebs4732]

First viewer and first thumbs up!

[@michaelroberts1120]

Didn't Fageol use Hall Scott engines?

[@stewartthompson5039]

Having said that I do think this series of Video's are fantastic, even if you do have to be pretty fast with the pause button :)

[@jeffschmidt7213]

The engine is pronounced wok-eh-shaw not walk-eesha

[@The_DuMont_Network]

Va nay dium. There are so many mispronunciations it was hard to listen to the whole thing!

[@stewartthompson5039]

Great info, but the commentary is so fast it becomes annoying, unlike the video's narrated by Maddie, (from other letters - Reese Holder cheers), where you can actually listen carefully to what is being said,. I think I probably missed a good third of the info being imparted here - Take a breath young man!

[@The_DuMont_Network]

And learn proper pronunciation

[@user-rp4if2ck8r]

Like to see a peace on the traybolt trucks that was produced in Johnstown Pa