Massive Mack Dump Truck

[@johncombs6543]

Wow! Diesel air brakes. Yet still chain driven. Amazing truck.

[@David-wu7jj]

Imagine a truck that big that can carry that much (i know those were fake) and be chain driven

[@tomok8283]

Great looking Mack! One big brute of a truck! When did Mack discontinue the chain drive system.?! It's interesting if you take a closer look at the cab you can see hints of the B model and other model Mack truck's that within 15 year's would succeed this model!

[@buildmor]

Tom Ok I have a book that says the chain final drive was a rough terrain / heavy spec option up into the 50’s

[@gregg4164]

How much hard core can you get than this chain drive behemoth. Freaking AWESOME.

[@nicktsambassis8913]

That's a beauty and a beast!

[@SebastianWarth]

Awesome Old Mack Truck!!!

[@ncnurseryman]

Beautiful truck!

[@ericl2969]

Not made for highway use at all. Besides the chain drive, there are no mirrors on the right side, and only a minuscule round mirror on the left side. It was probably intended to spend its life working in a quarry and not traveling far when on actual roads. Does anyone know, were the tandem axles connected by chain drive as well, or was there some sort of geared inter-axle differential present?

[@Midnitexowboy]

Love the fake boulders

[@bluesharp59]

Very nice video and Merry Christmas. Thumbs up liked.

[@kimmorrison9169]

Big ol Truck for 1943. I imagine this truck was an off road unit working in mines or quarries. Thought for a moment he was going to dump a load of boulders there but I imagine those are not real boulders.

[@100016]

Who makes those steer tires? Also, are wheels that large highway applicable or are they mainly for mining/off road purposes?

[@brendanodonnell6419]

Chain drive - awesome

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Gorgeous truck!👌😎👍

[@rosewhite---]

hard to imagine chains is stronger than shafts and gears. back about 1960 i watched chaindrive Scammells hauling 300 ton transformers up long hill with exhaust like steam train!

[@pablocobb5343]

Ik i can't believe chains can move huge trucks like that

[@rosewhite---]

@@pablocobb5343 It did occur to me that the chains actually pull on a very big rear sprocket that works like a bike in low derailleur gear with little pressure on pedals putting little strain on the chain.

[@rosewhite---]

@owen bevans No it is not. Tanks tracks is really big solid pieces. Chain drives for big trucks is quite thin and light. And loading is the reverse of a bicycle derailleur in high gear.

[@SmartassX1]

That truck has my name on it.

[@davidnazario6646]

Mack Attack!😎👍

[@timothylines7115]

mack had a 707 cid gas engine

[@cherifcherif7748]

Is that chain drive system solid??

[@barrywhitley2535]

I see both wheels are chain driven, does it have any kind of differential in the transmission?

[@vietitalia]

i think this truck is prettier than BMW M4.

[@TheWoodbutcher66]

A beauty!

[@acersalman8258]

beautiful very beautiful ❤

[@deborahchesser7375]

What a beast

[@desertbootguy]

How impressive !

[@TheMetalButcher]

I didn't think they had many diesel trucks in 43. Or is it a gasser?

[@Dailydieseldose315]

justfakeit888 This one might be a gasser. There was another FCSW at the show with a Cummins HNRS.

[@TheMetalButcher]

It seemed mighty clean for a diesel, but had fairly black smoke at one shot. I'm not quite familiar with the HNRS.

[@mightyjoe11722]

Where can I find info out on the aths show each year in Carlisle? U don't live too far and would live to actually go to it sometime

[@Dailydieseldose315]

mightyjoe11722 Check out ATHS.org and their sister organization the ATCA www.antiquetruckclubofamerica.org/ The national show moves around each year but there are plenty of chapters shows all around the country nearly all year long.

[@weazelchop3322]

They don’t make them like this no more this truck is nothing but brute power

[@BeytekinConstructionMachinery]

Wow, monsta!!! ;o)

[@ЕкатеринаКамнева-о7э]

Охренеть у него цепной привод на задние оси. Ни хрена себе велик!

[@mikeparent5835]

Not ljswm?

[@dhanyaarun8976]

I love macks

[@BartComeau-h6b]

That’s a truck!

[@crippleguy415]

American Quality 😎👍🏻🇺🇸

[@barrywhitley2535]

Chain drive?

[@Dailydieseldose315]

Yes.

[@mattywho8485]

What's up with the no mirrors?

[@Dailydieseldose315]

Can only guess but this was built to be an off road truck. I guess they figured they didn't need them.

[@fanninsfurnitureandbeds2349]

in the quarry they only went one way foward....

[@philfrancis6238]

It looks like there is a 5 inch round mirror on the driver's side but the arm I'd too short to see around the body Cab is the same as a LJ. Chain drive was long preferred by construction operators as it has better ground clearance than a truck with a diff. Also it is easier to change sprockets to adopt to a different job than to change the ratio in a diff.

[@Jefffypooh]

another Truck of Gary Mann, ? like the fake rocks in the back Ive been too his collection garages on his property with a group, awesome restorations he does

[@Dailydieseldose315]

Jeffrey S. This one is owned by Greg Nuss.

[@jimthomas777]

the rocks are real , the truck is fake

[@UnitCrane514]

Wow I wonder what the gain by having chain drives like a motor grader????

[@TheMetalButcher]

UnitCrane514 Tough. Not gonna break.

[@NeilLB7]

+UnitCrane514 Massive ground clearance under the rear axles. No differential housing to get hung up.

[@KaseyJohnson-nj7pz]

Mad Max

[@edwu8253]

Thats way cool👍

[@gregg4164]

WOW.

[@wotasod]

the fake load in the back makes it look plastic

[@georei]

😍😍😍

[@ВолодяВолодя-т8б]

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[@simonrichard9873]

Those rocks look fake af