Trucking in the 30s - 100 Years of Trucking

Hey there JCS Fam, and Happy Friday to you all! Today we are here with our second installment of our brand new 100 Years of Trucking series, with Trucking in the 30s!! This time, we will be taking you back in our very own truck time machine beginning right where we left off in our Trucking in the 20s video at the dawn of the new decade in the year 1930. Let's jump right in, folks!
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[@jasonbrown7258]

As a diesel mechanic I can't imagine the life of a diesel mechanic back then not having to deal with all the pain in the ass electronics we have today. I feel like I would have enjoyed the trade back then more than now.

[@Mondo762]

My dad drove trucks delivering produce in the 1930's. West Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. He had good memories of it.

[@brianburns7211]

One big miss in this video was the General Motors 2 stroke design. This included the Detroit Diesel all the way up to the GM-EMD locomotive diesels. The remarkable part is that the designs are still produced. I’m a railroader, and my company is now buying new GM 2 stroke locomotives.

[@jackschromeshop8296]

We are coming out with a video that’s part of our Diesel History series for Detroit Diesel. It’s all covered there.

[@rogerjones6069]

I've got a 84 bus with a 8v92 that is a 2 stroke

[@jimhansel8813]

Don’t forget to check the locomotive lube oil for water as the liner O Rings can leak.

[@timmorris3056]

You've just taught more history than public schools! I'll just have my kids watch your channel !!👍👍

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thanks Tim! Glad you enjoyed!

[@xx_xx399]

Okay Boomer

[@williamdonnelly2967]

Peterbilt was born from Fageol, a wonderful California built truck. Mr Peterman bought Fageol just before they were broke. And then Peterbilt was born, Mr Peterman wanted tough log trucks for the Pacific Northwest.

[@vernfrederick5025]

As a retired trucker I really enjoy your trucking videos and ,look forward to each and everyone thank you I love it

[@raulruizlopez3384]

Roosevelt hit the ground running huh 🙂😀😄😁😆🤣🤣🤣

[@KPearce57]

Drove Brockway 10 wheel dump , Mack B62 , All aluminum Autocar Tractor 335 Cummins 18 speed Trans.

[@chevyon37s]

Ahhh those ‘39 petes look killer

[@robertmeade6194]

I can remember riding with dad going to San Francisco with load of honey in evening start up grape vines 2nd under doing 12 mph and looking up hill all those trucks had flame coming out stacks 2 feet high and everyone wave at each other. And when I retired from construction I took my CDL and dove for large firm and I lasted a couple months I have never seen so many bad apples in one place

[@colinlawrence2186]

Hi maddie you are doing a fantastic job these videos are really awesome i know you must have spent countless hours researching the material for these videos once again thank you awesome job 🙋‍♂️🇬🇧

[@brianburns7211]

In the 1930s GM came out with the two stroke Detroit Diesel, as well as larger two stroke engines for marine and railroad applications.

[@7viewerlogic670]

Great video!

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

Great video...the infamous DOT, started out as a good thing has turned into a revenue cow for most states...just saying.

[@jackson_68]

Why "just saying"?

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

@@jackson_68 well I guess because I gave up OTR driving in 93 and I don't know what's happening out there first hand now days

[@johnlandis5889]

Michael Baumgardner And the Cash Cow keeps on gettn bigger

[@Mikerocksat54]

Don’t just say, IT IS, they go till they get a citation then they stop looking....

[@spymaine89]

2021 the most blood war, in human history the ''world banker globalist'' against humanity

[@guyconnell2250]

The regulation introduced in the 30s and more added on moving forward from there served the Teamsters quite well for 50+ years. I have little doubt that was a major impetus for said regulation.

[@spymaine89]

election 2020 china CCP RUNS THE us feds LAWS DO NOT APPLY take it and die or get in your state house ''bill of rights number 10... clean the state of politicians that will clean US congress en masse

[@user-ji5dr3my5i]

Fascinating

[@davidrubin1895]

Very informative to see the history of our country and the design & growth of the trucking industry

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thank you for watching Dave 🙏

[@bobwild9995]

Yes, agree!!! Very well put together history video.

[@conker33350]

Subbed. Not only did I learn about trucks but a bit of history as well very well done video.

[@melvinpeachey6963]

I love Peterbilt trucks

[@waynestruckshorts]

Me too

[@VitoVeccia]

Would love to see a video on underdog trucks like Studebaker, or Hendrickson.

[@adventureguy4119]

DOT has been a pain 😫

[@whitetiger8652]

Thank You!

[@luashelton9320]

Beautiful video. Thanks!

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thanks for watching

[@patrickporter6536]

Ooo those are handsome beasties!

[@anthonynelson9136]

In 1965 our neighbor had a 1962 Mack that he parked at his house when he was at home. I remember standing next to it when he started it with the air starter and scared the hell out of me. 13 years later I became an owner-operator driving a 1974 cab-over Freightliner with a 318 and a 13 speed. I knew two guys that drove Marmons. Those were some deck out trucks in their day.

[@Tundralifted]

Thank you I love this channel

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thank you Chadsbee! 😎

[@catwithabat7163]

Did not realize y’all where in Lafayette, I’m near the middle of Indiana

[@the.porter.productions]

O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸A Force To Be Reckoned With. Trucking was booming, but many states had restrictions on who they would let haul in their communities. You had to know someone,a trucking company, to give you permission to haul in the city/state. My dad started trucking in the 1930s. He hauled everything he could…coal, hay, furniture, liquids, refrigerators, phone books. The DOT made some good changes, but eventually took too many advantages of trucking. Back then, you could make some good money, even when dealing with Al Capone at times. REO was a popular truck in the 1930s so don’t forget them! 🥰😎✌️

[@brettduffy1992]

I would hate to have used a sleeper in a truck back in those days especially in the desert with no air condition you would have baked

[@rogerjones6069]

I remember the Mack thermodynamic

[@nakedgoblin4090]

Well said babe !!

[@danielsmith-ze3wy]

✝️🇺🇸👍thanks for the video

[@haliboalsaco3339]

🤣😎👍..like your Videos,Great!!!Greetings from Germany..

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Greetings Halibo thank you!

[@samjohnson9894]

Great video! Tons of history and facts about something I'm only remotely familiar with. And I believe World War One is still considered the bloodiest and deadliest conflict, compared to any other conflict, in recorded history. Yeah. It was *that* bad.

[@scootergeorge9576]

100 Years of Trucking; 1930 to 2020? Just round up to the nearest hundred! ; )

[@jackschromeshop8296]

You are watching the second video in the series.

[@scootergeorge9576]

@@jackschromeshop8296 - Oh...never mind. : D

[@armchairwanderer1287]

👍

[@samuelgutierrezrodriguez4977]

Good

[@rnreajr9184]

Marin County is pronounced "muh-RIN" not "MER-un". I didn't know about the Mack-Vabis connection. Thanks!

[@sthier24]

Do you think you can include Diamond T in this series?

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Yes.

[@bradwilliamslogging8392]

Miss my marmon conventional. Any one out there have one at a decent price

[@user-gl5ui7il8e]

🙂👍👍👍

[@BoldAMATUER]

I am trying to find out the history on pilot/ escort cars. I want to know when did it and became mandatory

[@jsra09]

Me in my Mack sleeper watching a video on trucks after driving 11 hours a day on them. I need a new hobby lol

[@misaelcruz1663]

Interstate Commerce Commission 🖕😡 I hope that goes back in time!!

[@oldman3861]

Why no IH?

[@biggifrank69]

Lmao DOT the only dot I know is from animaniacs

[@gustavmeyrink_2.0]

5:08 according to Jesse Owens Hitler did not snub him (Jesse had photographic evidence) but the US president did. In Jesse's own words:"Hitler didn't snub me - it was our president who snubbed me. The president didn't even send me a telegram." Unsurprisingly Owens refused to endorse Roosevelt when asked.

[@hihaveaniceday9386]

I think even Hitler congratulated Owens can't find the articals anymore tho

[@Notamember8556]

Never drove a Mack I liked.

[@johnlandis5889]

Love Your Videos Jack's Chrome Shop! I would like if U could tell us in your upcoming videos when Dual Rearends, Sleepers, and Diesel Engines became common place or popular!!!??? I imagine it was the 60s but maybe it was different with each feature but would love to know. Keep Them Rolling! And Remember Guys If Your Rig Don't Shine You Don't Know Jack

[@jackschromeshop8296]

Thank you John! Writing these down so we don’t forget!

[@ulfosterberg1979]

Did Mac trucks design a diesel with Scania Vabis on its side? A bit bevildered....

[@glennso47]

The New Deal brought a bunch of regulations.

[@jimbaker7133]

AKA Gov't overreach

[@richardliddil605]

66a86

[@drewc8796]

90 years, not 100 BONEHEAD

[@jackschromeshop8296]

2020 -1920 = 100 years, scooter.

[@drewc8796]

@@jackschromeshop8296 Trucking in the 1930's. 100 years of trucking. Do the math Einstein.

[@jackschromeshop8296]

This is our second video in the series. Started with 1920s and we mentioned it in the first part of the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKnaeaWkqLirkMk Pay attention, troglodyte.

[@johnlandis5889]

I Thought the same thing But was Wrong! I never knew it started from A prievous Video

[@tiger.6509]

90 years where do you get 100? 1920 2020 =100

[@jackschromeshop8296]

You’re watching the second video in the series.

[@benvietnamben4082]

Your can’t be the same without them and the other one that person who knows how much it can get them off the road and the United day fire truck and the snow truck and the road to the snow runner truck and the road drive down to my truck and the road to get it and drive it to my truck and get my truck and cars and buses and truck and drive to my house,.................................................... no matter,........... where is my truck,.....................,where’s going home,......................... jimmy and mike and drive safe drive and snow runner road,........ trip and drive truck and drive the highway in my home 🏡

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

What the absolute fuck...?

[@adventureguy4119]

They changed the looks of peterbilt Madeleine over the years to gay

[@drmagnumwolf]

Correction: Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia, together, invaded Poland.

[@ahavekost49]

She sounds hot!

[@crewcab1984rv]

I just unsubsribed from your channel because you guys did not mention the Detroit Diesel "71" series 2 Stroke diesel engine of which started 1937 how can you not mention that 2-Stroke diesel engine The iconic roar of the 6-71 Detroit Diesel 2-stroke your KZbin channel has no Clue

[@SmartassX1]

Great video, but could you not go so far off topic with random political news (like the part about olympics)? The part about the new deal was at least legally relevant to trucking, but the olympics part was just absolutely irrelevant political propaganda.

[@briancaldwell1798]

Mack's can't turn them are in a 30 acre field and they ride like a steel wheel tractor 👎

[@jamessandrawagner2315]

Someone needs to take a look at a book: WALTERS #2. By Mr. Mark B. Simiele. Copyright 2005. At the top of page #17. ( The Walter Tractor Dump appeared in 1926. ) Therefore: there can be no question! As to who is the first truck manufactured with 4 Point Positive drive. 100% Traction. These trucks became known as; WALTER SNOW - FIGHTERS.

[@dugldoo]

Would have liked much more trucking history and much less political history