How They Build Powerful US Ford Super Duty Truck From Scratch - Production Line Factory

On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the production of the powerful Ford Super Duty Trucks.
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[@thebobcat1964]

The best trucks in the USA, American built.

[@serkankul5345]

Süper ..When people watch it, they say that the electric vehicle is definitely going to be better than the Ford F 150. Ford Another brand Bravo

[@rodneyjanis5916]

Awesome Ford Trucks

[@ourv9603]

One piece at a time. !

[@carlosperozo9678]

Saludos desde Maracay Venezuela que fino y muchas bendiciones para todos los trabajadores

[@truongminh3731]

thank for your video 221123

[@mahmoodsoleja9068]

Fantastic ! 🌟

[@youtubecantsaveallthesnowf8601]

First they import all the parts from Mexico. Then they build the engine in Mexico, then its assembled by no skill union slugs for way too much money. Simplified it for ya.

[@argebus19]

да ...уровень технологичности просто зашкаливает ...не то что в РФ ...Кувалда и какая то мать ...

[@DavidDallas3343]

The lightning is a joke😂

[@boclark8059]

Wow, look at all those hard-working union workers' machines for everything they do and still want money and shorter hours lmao !

[@joebufford2972]

Everything is good about the new truck except the electrical motivation part. Make everything light. Make the gasoline engine efficient as they are and there will be no more bad press

[@Really658]

Still looks awkward assembly line. Better than it was

[@korhing1066]

3 Months or 36.000 That is all we are going give you even you spend 40,000,00 or 100,000.00 Have a nice Day Chumps !

[@marcosantonioferreira9183]

Pena que o Brasil não serve para FORD, ela preferiu a Argentina, México, China etc.

[@henryostman5740]

MayB if they built them of steel rather than scratch, they wouldn't rust out so fast. Former owner. I owned the toyota that replaced it longer and it NEVER rusted, NEVER.

[@haslamsakah451]

indonesia

[@jefferykeeper9034]

I buy another Ford, I will not buy from the dealership in Evansville Indiana because of the way they got the land too build the dealership on.

[@Ka9radio_Mobile9]

🥰🥰

[@celsonascimento4644]

Achava que a Ford não fazia mais caminhões.

[@nicodemesantos8738]

O que é que tem de diferente na montagem dos outros caminhões? E quais os poderes?

[@zippo-cliper-imco]

Made in U. S. A.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Cool, but even with all of the machine assistance it must still be a hard job.

[@wtchr6883]

Looks like they do it the easiest way: with an assembly plant.

[@georgewilson1184]

No multi speed manual gearboxes ?? What gives ?? Total crap in my professional opinion and I am a expert on my opinions

[@corghhh]

The big three will go broke behind this EV bull shi and trucks no one can afford

[@flinch622]

I hate the recent near suoerwhite headlight trend from oem's. Need to get back to 2700k or thereabouts on a long list of vehicles. The French had all this figured out almost a century ago: they used selective yellow [aka blue blockers]. Visual acuity increased 8%, eye adjustment [reflex] happens 26% faster, and recovery speed [from oncoming lights] improved 24%. Peak stupid is killing us - literally, in those cases where extended night blindness/poor recovery detracts from seeing the road environment. All government approved, of course. Nobody is doing surgery or repairs of such nature while driving: we just need to see things

[@joebufford2972]

I got to hear this one

[@Chris_In_Texas]

Brings back a lot of memories from being in a lot of different plants. I use to do industrial controls that ran the production lines, so spent a number of years in assembly plants all over North America and Mexico. 🤠👍 I spent a lot of time in the Kentucky Truck Plant when they were making the medium duty trucks there.

[@luizdomingues4285]

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