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Alex Q
Добавлен 7 сен 2011
C15 Cat shifting with an 18 speed
2004 Kenworth T800 with a C15 and an 18 speed. Wind noise sucks don’t know what to do about it
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2013 Oshkosh Front Discharge Mixer Controls (In-Cab)
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I know In the beginning of the video I say 2010 but this is a 2013 model I made a mistake. This is my 2013 Oshkosh Concrete Mixer. I made a video on the in-cab controls because I’ve never seen one on RUclips before, and somebody somewhere may be curious
Short ride in 1997 7.3PSD ZF-5 F-350
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A short ride to the town garage in my 1997 Ford F-350 with the 7.3 Powerstroke and ZF-5 manual transmission. The truck is a crew cab Long bed and has 285k miles. 3” downpipe, 4” straight pipe, to an 8” CAT stack Ford diesel turbo Powerstroke cummins Duramax clutch pedal speed 5 6 7.3 6.0 6.7 6.9 IDI 6.4 5.9 n/a 6.6 5.4 12v 24v dt466 dt360 f350 f250 f150 manual transmission fast slow stock tuner...
1997 7.3 ZF-5 8" CAT stack short clip
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Short clip of my 7.3 with a ZF-5 and 8" stack driving.
1997 F-350 7.3 3" downpipe 4" exhaust
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My 1997 F-350 with a 7.3 PSD and ZF-5. Just installed a 3" Diamond Eye downpipe and a short piece of 4" pipe.
1:44 sounds good
Love that Jake brake sound. Beautiful. Love the 3406B better but this one is a close runner up💪
I drive a rear discharge and watching this made me feel like a damn cave man having to get out and add water, hang my chutes it’s ridiculous even our slump meter is on the outside of the truck!!!
The zf5 manual had recalls for the secros going bad. That maybe why it grinds going into that gear. I had the same trouble with the one I had. It got rebuilt twice while it was in the shop. Then later on the problem happened again
imagine judging people on shifting and driving a automatic.
Does your ZF-5 grind when you put it in reverse? Mine does. I usually put mine in 3rd and then quickly put it in reverse to slow down the synchros. Is it a typical thing for these ZF-5s?
Very informative thank you!
I wish you would quit coughing so loud after every sentence
Shame isn’t it
😊 great video..
i noticed theres a fan in there... no A/C ??
No sir. Only one truck in that yard had A/C when I worked there. They have a few brand new trucks from what I understand now i assume they all have A/C now
@@AQLandscaping thanks man! I was just about to apply to a front loader mixer job down in Alabama, I assumed the trucks had A/C but now I'm not going to! Screw that! thanks again
Just got hired... This vid was a great help.....it gave me an advantage.. Thank you
Somebody should mount a camera on the exterior somewhere and drive it! Nothing like the sound of an obs manual!
Great video! I drive a rear discharge mixer in Austin, TX. I've always wandered what the controls were inside a front discharge. Thanks. 🤘🤘
I drive a 2015 with bullshit regen system
I drive a rear loader and they just got a front loader and put me in one and I fell in love with it. I also run dry bulk cement tanker for the plants when we are not that busy. Both fronts and rears have there advantages I like how I can just pull in and mix and do everything from the cab.
That engine sound like real T444e
Sounds good
Sounds god
Easy to see why the synchros are bad in this transmission…. And what’s with revving the engine when downshifting?? Haha, unless you’re double clutching “which is not what was going on” then it serves no mechanical purpose
That truck did not have bad synchros, trans was sound except reverse. It had a broken pedal box. And rev match for downshifting does serve a purpose.. but thanks for the tip on a 4 year old video with a truck that no longer exists hoss
@@AQLandscaping so this tells me that you don’t understand what “rev match” actually does. If you’re downshifting and you rev the engine with the clutch pedal pushed in then you’re not matching anything, you’re only revving the engine, this is why you DOUBLE CLUTCH when rev matching, revving the engine with the clutch pedal out helps allow you to MATCH the transmission with your road speed. If you ever get the chance to shift a non synchronized trans like an Eaton fuller in a heavy duty truck then it will help you understand the concept better, hoss… now I can’t read your mind and know your clutch pedal is fukkd up, all I hear is the trans grind just like it would if the synchros were bad, hoss, just like I can’t automatically know “nor do I give a shit” that the truck has since been sold, hoss. The tip can go for any truck, not just the one you had so take it and put it back in your brain for a rainy day, hoss, at least you won’t look like a jackass next time revving the engine all over the place for no reason… Hoss
@@warrenmcelroy4718 I drove 8LL and 18 speed for a living for many years. Only used the clutch to take off from a dead stop, so yes I do know how to rev match, but thanks again
@@AQLandscaping then why is it that you’re revving the engine without letting the clutch out when the trans is in neutral? I’m just curious
@@AQLandscaping ?
No radio for music? That's disappointing.
Nice video. Thankyou
the faces on these guys are adorable
welcome back loser
I was curious the difference. I drive a 2012 Terex mixer and the interior of yours looks so much more comfortable for the driver to operate. Then again my company doesn't actually even want to fix anything wrong with it either lol.
I drove new Oshkosh and I’m on a new Terex and the terex is way nicer
Yeah i hate to be the one to tell you but if you want a real cement truck you get a terex, on an oshkosh the chute movements are too slow and jerky, the turning radius sucks, the brakes are too stiff and have less braking power, the fins are harder to clean, the cat walk is annoying when you are trying to clean the fins, hopper, and other parts up there is annoying as well. The only thing i can say is the oshkosh cloth seat and seat mechanism is better but thats about it.
@@keurylara5948 Cool, you know this is a 2 yr old comment right? I don't even drive a front anymore. lol But I have heard differently and most companies around me run Oshkosh or Terex. It seems to come down to preference what I can tell honestly.
96 7.3 275000+ miles, still going strong.
Riding the Clutch, never used the turn signal.
Nope never rode the clutch when I owned this truck. I made one turn on a public road in this video, and sure that ONE TURN that was made I didn’t use the turn signal. Boohoo. Glad we have you strong keyboard warriors 💪🏼
This is real asmr
I want one
What gears is this truck runnin?
This truck was geared with 3.55s
Good video thanks for sharing
Do front discharges have outside controls too? Or is everything in cab? I’ve only driven a rear
I only know Oshkosh because thats all i drove in my time of driving mixers, but all Oshkosh had outside controls to move the chutes up down left right and fold, and only some of them came with outside controls to charge, discharge, and rev the engine. Mine did have that, only ever used it i think twice in my whole career.
Here in Texas they pour concrete around 6-8” slump and they even pour highways at a 5-6”
i’m looking around on youtube to see other 7.3 OBSs driving to make sure mines not just horribly slow haha but seriously, it’s weird. you almost have to be full throttle in these trucks to just get going after a red light, but as soon as you hit fourth gear it just flies haha
My 97 is a crew cab dually auto and once it hits 3rd gear and TC lockup she’s a rocket, even without heavy throttle. But mine also has 90k miles and zero blowby.
@@MichaelFletcher-to7mm okay so update on my comment. the trucks got low compression and at the time had shot injectors. efuel and injectors solves that problem but still doesn’t fix the fact it’s got bad cylinder contribution
Must be in low gear to put hopper up
Good video, I was always curious about operating one of these . Is a Tanker endorsement needed ?
Not for ready mix trucks. I was watching this cause I've only ran rear discharge mixers
Why you need slump indicator 😂
Thank you for this video it was very helpful. When you went over the automatic transmission at 6:12 I noticed you pointed out the up and down arrows for gear selection but not the mode button, do you know what that does? Also if you do choose to make a gear selection using the arrows how do you go back to regular automatic drive? Thank you
Thats what the mode button is for... full auto or you can select your gear
Try less clutch you only need it to take off.
Nice my favorite year
You read yours just about the same. I just left my company i was at for about year and 3 months. Loved the job and the pay but they wouldn't fixed the equipment. They would put me in another shit truck everytime.
Robert Baker yeah I left this job after exactly a year of being there. Drove triaxle for a number of months and now I’m in my true career
@@AQLandscaping what's the true career
these things last! forever
Is this bonded concrete out of PV ny?
INTARGET 13 no, Century out of Canaan CT. It’s the non-union side of Bonded. All owned by the same company technically
Alex Q yeah I’m local to the pv area and have seen many of the orange and blue bonded trucks
I drive a rear discharge mixer and honestly I think a front discharge mixer is better I think!
It certainly is better, alot of fun.
Yes bent synchros are a thing
I have yet to see a cone bend lol
What other engines would this gearbox mate up to?
Anything as long as you have the right adapters
Your slump meter reads backwards. Lower the number lower the slump.
Babaso
What’s the engine and transmission? Can you please do a super long driving video without the drum rotating? Please make sure to get plenty of runs through all the gears. Please let me know ASAP.
GarbageSean I don’t drive mixer anymore I drive dump truck now. But they have ISM Cummins as a motor and 6 speed Allison Automatic Transmissions. You can’t drive period end of story either the drum stopped. It will kill the rollers
Alex Q can you do a long driving video on the dump truck? I want to see and hear it out on the road. Please let me know ASAP.
3:30 reminded me of a memory I forgot I had. My father had a 97 250, and that made me remember him taking off from a light, and how short first gear is
Probably a granny low...best kind imho
They call it low for a reason
Grinding gears passing queers spin the stick hit ya dick
Hey, it might help if you push the clutch in hahaha.
hate to break it to ya but u dont need a clutch to shift, some people dont even use them
i wish i could drive a 5 speed like that