I forgot to say the T100 was developped about the dimensions of the biggest tyres avalaibles in the world at this moment. And the weight calculated to not be more excessive than the camel's foot.
Berliet built a couple of very good military trucks. Some of these trucks were so good that instead of selling or parting them, they are being fully rebuilt and updated (like the GBC 8KT).
Thanks for the vidéo. 1) If Berliet had for logo,it s because of you thé Americans. In the 20's ALCO would make cars and for them Berliet made the best cars to sale in USA. They give 1 000 000 francs gold. To have the licence but before to begin the fabrication ,they stopped the project and let the money to Berliet. To thank ALCO Berliet keep the locomotive for logo. 2) the first T100,was with the Cummins V12 but with 600hp. I saw,young boy,the T100 at services area of Isardrome on the A7 near where his brother worked to build the motorway. It s was impressive. 3) I spoke about Camions Bernard in the vidéo on Mack. There's one at the beginning when the Berliet TBO is in the city.0:56 4) at 0:34 I think the Guy on the T100 is Mister 360° Jean Ragnotti famous rallye pilot. Sorry for my poor english.
Much appreciated for the historical context and your personal experiences! Your English is great, and we love hearing from our viewers with such interesting stories. Cheers!
My favourite French trucks are the Saviem and Berliet, they had a reputation for quality and reliability. The Russians made some big trucks too, mainly for military applications, Ural, and Zil to name a couple. Great video, thank you.😊
Fun fact: the Berliett PR100 bus license was bought by Jelcz from Polish People's Republic in 1972. Various iterations of the Jelcz PR110 (modified PR100) model after many alterations were hugely popular in Polish cities until the end of the 90s
I know someone who has the smaller version, just the tires are as tall as me, he takes it out on a drive once a year and it takes both lane on a two way street, it's a beast but is dwarfed compared to the T100. My dad told me how as a teen he saw the one that toured France tall as a 2 story building, it's a sight he never forgot.
Very nice and interesting video ! Can you make one about forestry vehicles ? (there are some big machines like Tigercat 635D, the ponsse scorpion...) Greetings from France 😉
I was born and raised in Cuba(1964), and this brand of trucks were very popular over there, so was the Hino and the Layland, when I was a kid.they took a lot of abuse, but they keep on going like the energizing bunny.
A A60 truck is really not far from the T100. here is the specs in comparisson. compare the T100 against a modern A60. Length: 13.3 vs 12.2m Width: 4.9 vs 3.9m Hight: 4.3 vs 3.9m Brute weight: 103 vs 99t net weight: 61 vs 44t payload: 40 vs 55t (according to fresh wiki) Tire size: 2.2 vs 2.1m Engine: V12 30L vs I6 16L Power 600-700 vs 622hp Trans: 4+4 vs 6+2 Speed 45 vs 55km/h
There is actually modern trucks mass produced that is of similar size or at least weight. They are a bit more compact (numbers from wiki page). compare the T100 against a modern A60. Length: 13.3 vs 12.2m Width: 4.9 vs 3.9m Hight: 4.3 vs 3.9m Brute weight: 103 vs 99t net weight: 61 vs 44t payload: 40 vs 55t (according to fresh wiki) Tire size: 2.2 vs 2.1m Engine: V12 30L vs I6 16L Power 600-700 vs 622hp Trans: 4+4 vs 6+2 Speed 45 vs 55km/h Apart from the width, they are really not that far apart
It's called T100 because it weights a maximum of 100 metric tons fully loaded (60 tons empty, 40 tons of load). 600 and 700 on the grill is the horsepower of the engine, it was 600HP originally then upgraded to 700HP.
@@-aid4084 this one actually put emphasis on words and was more natural than usual. Really weird. Almost like it's the guy who's voice was used for ai. I also didn't notice any mispronunciation.
4.7 meter high and 5 meters wide.. That is about the same size as the pea harwesters we have here. And yea.. they drive on the road. I got head to head on one of thsoe on a 7 meter road. he was all the way out with the wheels on the other side, and i still had to go half car outside of the roads on my side.
GROSSE ERREUR, AU DÉBUT DE LA VIDÉO !!! BERLIET, N'A PAS ÉTÉ COMMERCIALISÉ, UNIQUEMENT EN FRANCE, MAIS SUR TOUS LES CONTINENTS SAUF EN AUSTRALIE !!! ET CERTAINS ROULENT TOUJOURS, EN AFRIQUE, AMÉRIQUE DU SUD ET ASIE !!! JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE. DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
@@lucherve6169 EN DÉBUT DE VIDÉO !!! "MARQUE FRANÇAISE, DE LYON, TRÈS RÉPENDUE EN FRANCE" !!! JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE. DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
@@lucherve6169 "ÉMINENT" ÉGAL "CONNU", ET NON "VENDU", OU "COMMERCIALISÉ" !!! NE PAS CONFONDRE !!! DANS CE CAS, ILS AURAIENT LISTÉ LES CONTINENTS OU PAYS !!! JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE. DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
I am glad one is still around restored and running an interesting piece of motoring history
I forgot to say the T100 was developped about the dimensions of the biggest tyres avalaibles in the world at this moment. And the weight calculated to not be more excessive than the camel's foot.
IMHO all vehicles should be designed around the dimensions of the camel toe
😂
@@PaulG.x They are...a kind of...
2,5kg/cm2
Berliet built a couple of very good military trucks. Some of these trucks were so good that instead of selling or parting them, they are being fully rebuilt and updated (like the GBC 8KT).
Merci pour cette belle vidéo.🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
Thanks for the vidéo.
1) If Berliet had for logo,it s because of you thé Americans. In the 20's ALCO would make cars and for them Berliet made the best cars to sale in USA. They give 1 000 000 francs gold. To have the licence but before to begin the fabrication ,they stopped the project and let the money to Berliet. To thank ALCO Berliet keep the locomotive for logo.
2) the first T100,was with the Cummins V12 but with 600hp.
I saw,young boy,the T100 at services area of Isardrome on the A7 near where his brother worked to build the motorway. It s was impressive.
3) I spoke about Camions Bernard in the vidéo on Mack. There's one at the beginning when the Berliet TBO is in the city.0:56
4) at 0:34 I think the Guy on the T100 is Mister 360° Jean Ragnotti famous rallye pilot.
Sorry for my poor english.
Much appreciated for the historical context and your personal experiences! Your English is great, and we love hearing from our viewers with such interesting stories. Cheers!
@@GearTechHD 👍 thanks a lot 👋 from 🇲🇫
My favourite French trucks are the Saviem and Berliet, they had a reputation for quality and reliability. The Russians made some big trucks too, mainly for military applications, Ural, and Zil to name a couple. Great video, thank you.😊
Wow. I've never heard of this truck and I love it.
Interesting, thank you!
Fun fact: the Berliett PR100 bus license was bought by Jelcz from Polish People's Republic in 1972. Various iterations of the Jelcz PR110 (modified PR100) model after many alterations were hugely popular in Polish cities until the end of the 90s
Thank you for sharing this interesting fact!
I know someone who has the smaller version, just the tires are as tall as me, he takes it out on a drive once a year and it takes both lane on a two way street, it's a beast but is dwarfed compared to the T100.
My dad told me how as a teen he saw the one that toured France tall as a 2 story building, it's a sight he never forgot.
0:33 With a Renault.5 turbo and Jean Ragnotti, a french rallye pilot.👍
Very cool
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Very nice and interesting video !
Can you make one about forestry vehicles ? (there are some big machines like Tigercat 635D, the ponsse scorpion...)
Greetings from France 😉
You love trucks I love trucks 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
to think now there's big mining trucks that makes these little pickups 😊
New mining trucks are giants for older giants.
I was born and raised in Cuba(1964), and this brand of trucks were very popular over there, so was the Hino and the Layland, when I was a kid.they took a lot of abuse, but they keep on going like the energizing bunny.
Muito bom.
Bon 👍
Had a auxiliary car engine lol crazy
0:33 Renault 5: "What a big truck."
Would love to see a modern day re-imagining of this sort of vehicle! Could you imagine?
A A60 truck is really not far from the T100.
here is the specs in comparisson.
compare the T100 against a modern A60.
Length: 13.3 vs 12.2m
Width: 4.9 vs 3.9m
Hight: 4.3 vs 3.9m
Brute weight: 103 vs 99t
net weight: 61 vs 44t
payload: 40 vs 55t (according to fresh wiki)
Tire size: 2.2 vs 2.1m
Engine: V12 30L vs I6 16L
Power 600-700 vs 622hp
Trans: 4+4 vs 6+2
Speed 45 vs 55km/h
@@matsv201 what a beast, I’ll have to check it out!
@@liddz434 Volvo A60 dumptruck if you have problem finding it
Recently started to do R/C and I find any truck videos interesting. Yesterday watched video on the hummer h1 in Saudi Arabia.
And congrats!🎉🎉🎉
now you have completed Utube University.
👍👍👍👍
This truck is still here in Algeria. I'm lucky to take some pictures with it
I think its kinda insane how this thing and a spitfire have almost the same displacement engine.
This would make great addition to Snowrunner
Their is a mod
One of the two trucks is still in Algeria
Cummins baby!
BERLIE.T.100 the legendary heavy truck on oil fields
Anyone has some more story for the Ragnotti picture with the turbo 5 at the start.
It would be interesting if someone could share it, as we couldn't find anything about it when we were doing the research for the video.
Renault 5 turbo for size comparison. ?
There is actually modern trucks mass produced that is of similar size or at least weight. They are a bit more compact (numbers from wiki page).
compare the T100 against a modern A60.
Length: 13.3 vs 12.2m
Width: 4.9 vs 3.9m
Hight: 4.3 vs 3.9m
Brute weight: 103 vs 99t
net weight: 61 vs 44t
payload: 40 vs 55t (according to fresh wiki)
Tire size: 2.2 vs 2.1m
Engine: V12 30L vs I6 16L
Power 600-700 vs 622hp
Trans: 4+4 vs 6+2
Speed 45 vs 55km/h
Apart from the width, they are really not that far apart
where is the restored truck now? which museum?
At the Berliet Fondation near Lyon, France
Berliet Tramagal builted in Portugal
What about the Pacific trucks used in Africa?
It would be nice to know why it's called a T100 but has a 600 or 700 on the grill.
It's called T100 because it weights a maximum of 100 metric tons fully loaded (60 tons empty, 40 tons of load). 600 and 700 on the grill is the horsepower of the engine, it was 600HP originally then upgraded to 700HP.
Imagine the fuel consumption
The 963 should be added to snowrunner
Would make nice camper out of it.
I wonder why they didn't consider opportunities for this truck beyond Algeria? Why weren't there applications for it in the Middle East?
The AI voice actually sounded real. Kinda unsettling.
Before AI
Nah I've heard enough channels use this specific ai voice, so it sounds so robotlike to me.
@@-aid4084 this one actually put emphasis on words and was more natural than usual. Really weird. Almost like it's the guy who's voice was used for ai. I also didn't notice any mispronunciation.
and that's why I love the oil industry
The 22hp Panhard engine was responsible for transporting the truck to a repair location in an emergency situation? Highly unlikely...
"How much do you want oil?"
yes,
Yes.
YES!
4.7 meter high and 5 meters wide..
That is about the same size as the pea harwesters we have here. And yea.. they drive on the road. I got head to head on one of thsoe on a 7 meter road.
he was all the way out with the wheels on the other side, and i still had to go half car outside of the roads on my side.
Looks like the predecessor of today’s haul trucks
1 2 3 viva la Algerie
Gahkas truck hai kanwarth
Today survive into videogame "snowrunner"
When France was able to produce something..
Cinque exemplere ou monde
Renault always ruins everything
GROSSE ERREUR, AU DÉBUT DE LA VIDÉO !!!
BERLIET, N'A PAS ÉTÉ COMMERCIALISÉ, UNIQUEMENT EN FRANCE, MAIS SUR TOUS LES CONTINENTS SAUF EN AUSTRALIE !!!
ET CERTAINS ROULENT TOUJOURS,
EN AFRIQUE, AMÉRIQUE DU SUD ET ASIE !!!
JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE.
DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
Je ne vois pas où ils disent ça
@@lucherve6169 EN DÉBUT DE VIDÉO !!!
"MARQUE FRANÇAISE, DE LYON, TRÈS RÉPENDUE EN FRANCE" !!!
JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE.
DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
Most prominent in the world = des plus éminents dans le monde.
@@lucherve6169 "ÉMINENT" ÉGAL "CONNU", ET NON "VENDU", OU "COMMERCIALISÉ" !!!
NE PAS CONFONDRE !!!
DANS CE CAS, ILS AURAIENT LISTÉ LES CONTINENTS OU PAYS !!!
JC ANONYMOUS PATRIOTE FRANCE.
DE GAULLE ET FIER DE L'ÊTRE.
Il n est pas dit que Berliet n a que vendu en France !
Average pakistani truck.
A Froggie piece of crap, not a patch on a 953 KW, have used them both, the only place I ever saw them was in Algeria