History of MAN Trucks - Truck History Episode 31

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TGIF JCS Fam! Happy Black Friday to you all - today we are here with episode #31 of Truck History, where we will be making our way through the History of MAN Trucks. Let's get started y'all!
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[@stephenredfern7536]

Had 10 years of MAN trucks. Never let me down. Armchair comfort on wheels.

[@tournonfoulbreath475]

I think it would be really cool to do a video of history on the sleeper cabs see where they were originally started from

[@truckingwithwim8039]

Nice I was waiting for this video, thanks, BTW the name is pronounced as 3 individual capital letters, greetings from the Netherlands.

[@ExternalInputs]

Butchering manufacturer names and words seems to be a tradition on this channel and for Americans in general. Scania and Daimler are two I've heard them mispronounce here.

[@truckingwithwim8039]

@@ExternalInputs I understand it, I Mean for Americans if they see a name while they haven't heard it, they just pronounce it like they think it's good, just like I would, if it wasn't a name from my own language or English

[@nazeemsmith497]

My first,s truck I rolled in was a MAN my father use to drive from that day I love trucking 💯🇿🇦

[@TBgunsandbutter]

i was in Central & South America, driving Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nurnberg Big rigs all over " Deadhead " from 2000 to 2016 was very tempted to drive up into Mexico, USA and Canada, with a MAN SE truck

[@JoeHupp]

MAN is an abbreviation for Maschinenfabriken Augsberg und Nurenberg - they make some really great trucks

[@sergiocorreia4370]

For me the best

[@marvinrazor597]

*Maschinenfabrik Augsburg und Nürnberg. But you tried, german is a hard language

[@atx-cvpi_99]

Funny how the MaxxForce 13 liter was a MAN engine. They were rolling piles of junk.

[@alensmiljanic3844]

@@sergiocorreia4370 worst truck in europa

[@babakbarany9196]

I am working in the production part of this MAN company in Munich, but I have a university degree in computer science and international experience in sales and importing fields of raw materials ..so I hope to talk with the HR manager in future because I can work in Middle East and Asia markets if they provide me a little training

[@jondrizzle4554]

Many Adjustments Needed Good workhorses though Thanks for the upload 👍

[@michaelwykeham6449]

Probably the worst commentary I have ever heard.

[@rostundradau3442]

An interesting thing about the MAN VW is that the cabin comes from the first generation vw LT Van and was also used in america on Peterbilts

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

The NARRATIVE IS making my dog howl !!🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕

[@lucafontanelle6603]

It would be cool if you can make the histoire of italian trucks : Fiat and after iveco trucks

[@dagramirez]

This is the truck that you will see in all European roads)))

[@johnjackson3800]

How about a video on the history of Renault trucks.

[@haliboalsaco3339]

😄💯"Hi from Germany.Great Heavy Industrie history"Its a MAN☝️😃

[@JS-1983]

Great video 😎 I don't know does they still have, but early TG-series equipped with manual gearbox had both: clutch pedal and clucth button on gear knob, it was a nice feature. Can't remember can you stop or pull off using only button, because i used that button only on the move and pedal when stopping or pulling off.

[@aukeboy1]

Button could only be used when driving

[@raymondcheung4693]

I had driven a Ford l9000 cabover with a MAN engine with a 13 speed tranny on it , very powerful and quiet ! Lover Those Euro trucks 👍

[@Truckdealer]

Hi, I am an MAN truck dealer in S.Korea and love your video. May I translate yours into Korean and upload it? I hope you will allow it for Korean truckers and people working for related industry. Beg for your leniency. Just this one. Thanks in advance.

[@donmccoole8926]

Generally a good video, but no mention of Rudolph Diesel and his invention that changed the world, whilst working at M.A.N M.A.N also made a few more aquisitions such as ERF, OAF, Styer and Neoplan

[@alensmiljanic3844]

In 1967 Saviem-Renault product for M*A*N cab F serie (F7 ,F8 ) . That cab is product in M.A.N 1967 to 1988.

[@denniskottke4009]

They make bus axles .They are awesome

[@scotsfire]

What about the ERF take over

[@danyrahim6237]

Love to drive it on usa roads

[@vineshnaidoo9402]

My favourite truck...tis Africa proof...

[@The_One_Over_There]

it's not even Man, it's originally M.A.N

[@tba3900]

Correct . Just like BMW or 747

[@danjumasmith7122]

You didn't mention that they had acquired ERF trucks.

[@zahan5683]

Impressive video 👍. I kept knowing that MAN is a British brand. Is Traton a German company? Long Live MAN.

[@MARSIPAANIKAKKU-wj6oy]

I WOULD LOVE TO DRIVE MAN AS LIGHTRUCKS TO GRAVEL

[@bossmedar3666]

Please do Bedford truck

[@ZyzzNutss69]

Yeee

[@JasveerSingh-xl8nn]

Please upload in hindi history man truck

[@davetherave2370]

I have never seen a VW lorry before

[@kadellbhagwansingh6308]

History of ERF Trucks

[@Skittleman2341]

Just an idea for a future show, you guys should look at the history of Corbitt Motors Company, as that company eventually focused on long haul trucks.

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Love the idea - we will add it to the list!!

[@jesustrevizo3148]

Please do series of VW emissions scandal of 2015

[@ricardosantossantossilva2331]

👍🇧🇷

[@chemieingenieur6536]

Really a Good informative Video.👍 And I don't want to give the super direct rude German.... But.... Oh boy the stereotypical mistake.... MAN is not spelled MAN, it's not a male human. MAN is spelled letter by letter. M×A×N, from Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg. If said as a word, it turns footnails upside down.... especially for germans.

[@fernandohissaookamoto870]

Volks Brazil Trucks. Rezende State Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[@craigmcintyre8278]

As a qualified mechanic and driver, I could not think of a bigger turd to drive. Same as Mercedes, Scania, and Volvo. Personal opinion only. Keep up the fine work guys.

[@tommys_chopshop9432]

Also as a qualified mechanic and driver, they’re some of the most comfortable and best driving trucks on the road, like most euro trucks…. BUT, only when they’re on the road 😂

[@darylneethling4488]

So what would in your educated option not be a “turd” truck?

[@archonprime9136]

its M. A. N. not man

[@thomasgerber1472]

Its spelled emm A enn.

[@antonygibson_]

*its pronounced Emma ay enn

[@antonygibson_]

Emm

[@alensmiljanic3844]

Renault,Berliet,Latil,Bernard,Citroèn,Unic,Willeme,Krupp,Bussing,Magirus,Magirus-Deutz,Henschel,Hanomag,Kaeble,Faun, Fiat,Alfa Romeo,Lancia,OM,Isotta Frascini and meni more.

[@ericstewart7269]

4:30. Bad English. Unique or not unique. Nothing can be "very unique".

[@xerexon2k]

It's M.A.N. spoken, not man.

[@perrygoldstein2217]

International trucks Australia

[@bertgrau9246]

I was in Iraq in 2004 through March 2006 the man trucks were the biggest pieces of junk there ever was. On convoys they would have major break downs and has to be left behind. Almost as bad as freightliner with a DD15 engine junk from the factory

[@no_bull]

Their maintenance would have been scarse. I know MAN trucks are reliable

[@sergiocorreia4370]

@@no_bull very

[@lukaszleszczynski610]

@@no_bull Up to 600kkm then not that superb. Old f2000 was piece of art.

[@atx-cvpi_99]

They bought some of their engines in the USA as an International MaxxForce. They were really really bad too. The MaxxForce 13 liter engine was based on a MAN engine.

[@gareth2250]

Irritating voice