my favorite Road-Train is Mack Titan or Mack Super-Liner 🚚 as they call it in Australia 🌏 and i like the Road-Trains from Australia those Trucks is Cool 👌and Good Video about Trucks in Australia ❤👍
The mack, volvo, kenworth, western star are all made in Australia for our conditions. the imported trucks are harder to customise once they are imported.
Kenworth then daylight. Drove them in the pilbara and the goldfields off road. 300 tonnes plus. Built to handle extreme conditions. Thats from my personal experience
what does this selection consist of is the comfort, engine power or just what it looks like and where is scania with their 770 horsepower or Mercedes with 640 horsepower If you make a list, make sure it is correct and don't forget any brands
Well shore 770 hp sounds good on paper. but Kenworth only put 600 hp in there trucks cause that's all you need. 770 hp Is unnecessary. If you won't a heavy rated truck you need a truck with heavier diff's like suzsu diff's and a lighter tear weight. That's why in mining where there trying to get maximum tear weight the trucks are day cabs,single exhaust, one air ram,tridrives.
Mercedes and Scania are not popular for heavy duty off road outback hauling, they are more suited to the smooth highways, these trucks here are built tough to work hard all day
@@smartliving4464 and yet the Mercedes SLT has been the go-to for some mining companies, as the Mercedes SLT is able to haul 20t more on hilly mining roads, and is the only one that can successfully restart quad-trains moving on the steepest hills on said routes without causing significant wear to its clutch, they also have more traction than 6x10 tri-drives, due to being 8x8, they are just not popular because they are significantly more expensive, but that extra 20t being hauled dose off-set the extra cost when running 24h per day 7 days per week. See McAlleess Actros SLT operating out of the Norton goldfields\Kalgoorlie, WA as an example.
Trucks in Australia are restricted to 100 km/h (62 mph) , the limiter can be set to max. 105 km/h (65 mph). Roadtrains can run at 100 km/h everywhere except for Queensland and NSW where it's 90 km/h (56 mph)
You missed the SCANIA V-8 engines an d heavy haulage trucks, which changed and builded up Australia over the years. Reliable V-8 SCANIA engines and power are unmatched over the world. You missed also Peterbilt / Mercedes and so on. You are not correct in these documentary. 😅😊
Peterbilt trucks are not common or popular at all in Australia, very rarely are they seen on the highways and they are never seen at all in the outback. Mercedes and Scania are great highway trucks, but are not as popular as these 5 brands for heavy duty hauling
Peterbuilts are not suited to Australian outback roadtrain combinations, we could if economic modify them to be however we have fairly well perfected the brands we build here so why bring in a dress truck like Peterbuilt that has little support here in the Southern hemisphere? And yes Scania V8 are used here in multiple trailer combinations by mining companies especially.
@rossawood5075 sorry bros I didn't see it was a video about australian trucks im australian but I just thought wrong sorry for wasting your time bruhhhh
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Mack & Volvo 👍🥇🏆🥇👍
Kenworth, All day Every day
Kenworth T909 & C509 are now available with 615/625hp Cummins X15 Performer
When I win Lotto I’ll buy the T909😂
Volvo 🤙🤙🤙🚛🚛👍👍👍always very strong volvo
Kenworth ❤❤❤❤❤
Mack 💪💪💪💪💪💪
my favorite Road-Train is Mack Titan or Mack Super-Liner 🚚 as they call it in Australia 🌏 and i like the Road-Trains from Australia those Trucks is Cool 👌and Good Video about Trucks in Australia ❤👍
The mack, volvo, kenworth, western star are all made in Australia for our conditions. the imported trucks are harder to customise once they are imported.
I’m still surprised that Volvo is let alone in this video but also that some are made in Australia
@@scaryboiii why not, volvo and scania are best trucks even new american trucks cant touch them
Mack titans originally had V8 engines , Cummins & cat with 18 speed maxitorque gearbox
Full of inaccuracies.
Just enjoy the show muppet
What do you expect from outsider reviewer 😂
Kenworth then daylight. Drove them in the pilbara and the goldfields off road. 300 tonnes plus. Built to handle extreme conditions. Thats from my personal experience
Volvo and scania
1:21 when ur hauling massive 80 tonne+ cargo on a flatbed which most road trains are or mining trailers u don’t need aerodynamics
The narrator wouldn't know his head from his arse.....
Yet another A.I. generated video with AI generated narration.
🎉🎉 The Great Video Thankyou sar 🎉🎉
what does this selection consist of is the comfort, engine power or just what it looks like and where is scania with their 770 horsepower or Mercedes with 640 horsepower
If you make a list, make sure it is correct and don't forget any brands
There shit
Well shore 770 hp sounds good on paper. but Kenworth only put 600 hp in there trucks cause that's all you need. 770 hp Is unnecessary. If you won't a heavy rated truck you need a truck with heavier diff's like suzsu diff's and a lighter tear weight. That's why in mining where there trying to get maximum tear weight the trucks are day cabs,single exhaust, one air ram,tridrives.
Mercedes and Scania are not popular for heavy duty off road outback hauling, they are more suited to the smooth highways, these trucks here are built tough to work hard all day
@@smartliving4464 and yet the Mercedes SLT has been the go-to for some mining companies, as the Mercedes SLT is able to haul 20t more on hilly mining roads, and is the only one that can successfully restart quad-trains moving on the steepest hills on said routes without causing significant wear to its clutch, they also have more traction than 6x10 tri-drives, due to being 8x8, they are just not popular because they are significantly more expensive, but that extra 20t being hauled dose off-set the extra cost when running 24h per day 7 days per week.
See McAlleess Actros SLT operating out of the Norton goldfields\Kalgoorlie, WA as an example.
You don't need Aerodynamics when restricted to 90 ks/ 55mph
Trucks in Australia are restricted to 100 km/h (62 mph) , the limiter can be set to max. 105 km/h (65 mph).
Roadtrains can run at 100 km/h everywhere except for Queensland and NSW where it's 90 km/h (56 mph)
Volvo 👍
Is Mack superliner available now?????
Please🙏 tell me
MACKが良いです 乗ってみたい
You missed the SCANIA V-8 engines an d heavy haulage trucks, which changed and builded up Australia over the years. Reliable V-8 SCANIA engines and power are unmatched over the world. You missed also Peterbilt / Mercedes and so on. You are not correct in these documentary. 😅😊
Peterbilt trucks are not common or popular at all in Australia, very rarely are they seen on the highways and they are never seen at all in the outback. Mercedes and Scania are great highway trucks, but are not as popular as these 5 brands for heavy duty hauling
The Kenworth C5 series is the king of Kenworths.... And the T650 is second....
C501 c510 Kenworth
KW for sure.
and its 9 oh 9, not nine hundred nine.
AI can’t figure it out yet 😂
Scania?
Scania?Не заплатили за ролик,что ли?
mack and kenworth
Not a bad vid, but listening to c nine hundred and nine was a bit painful.
Where is peterbilt😊
Up your arse because we don't have those pecies of shit here in Australia.
@@MACKTHECOUNTRYBOY *pieces not prices lil bro
@@MACKTHECOUNTRYBOYi agree Peterbilts are overrated by ofc Americans
Peterbuilts are not suited to Australian outback roadtrain combinations, we could if economic modify them to be however we have fairly well perfected the brands we build here so why bring in a dress truck like Peterbuilt that has little support here in the Southern hemisphere?
And yes Scania V8 are used here in multiple trailer combinations by mining companies especially.
@rossawood5075 sorry bros I didn't see it was a video about australian trucks im australian but I just thought wrong sorry for wasting your time bruhhhh
Scania, volvo, Mercedes-Benz, Man, Daf >>>>>>>>
1.western star 6900 2.kenworth T909 3.mack titan=))))))
LOL! The 11L Volvo engine in the Mack truck does not produce 3800nm! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No one said it was 11litre. The MP11 is a 17 litre engine that does produce 2800 ft / lb or 3800nm of torque.
@AnthonyKava-fr1ei Yes my mistake
The aussie trucks are the best
Making the volvo look big in the cab is bull shit its to fucking small to be staying out in for weeks i know i drive one
Yeah me too
I used too. Want it back. K104 is a heap of shit
only kenworths macks are problems
Mate do your home work you don’t know much about Trucks where is Scania 🤓🦃🦃
Scania is shite mate, would not last one day hauling a road train.
@@smartliving4464 Scania's are used for hauling road trains.