@SpaceAce100 the dd 2 stroke engines have no intake valves, but they do have exhaust valves . Intake air comes into the cylinder near the bottom of the stroke the out the exhaust valves in the head.
I’ve never been a trucker, but I grew up working on small blocks with my dad. Watching stuff like this warms my heart. I know a carburetor is outdated, but man there’s nothing like driving something with one the smell and everything.
I watch these videos of the people trying to start their detroits and they're taking forever to start up.My started up all the time right off the back home.Of course I was using it everyday
Man where did you guys even find this gem. Ive been looking for a Kenny with a 12v71 jimmy for years and I just cant find one, let alone one thats work ready. Very nice truck glad to see another one still alive and working
I used to drive a Detroit on my weekend job many many years ago...kinda fun but really glad it was not my everyday job...I still hear it in my sleep almost 50 years later! LOL Glad you have it, looking forward to seeing it when you finish working on it.
That is the Golden anniversary Kenworth w900. I had one in the 90s but it had a 903 in it. Love the old KWs . Starting to rebuild a 70 W900 with the 12v71. Love the sound it's music to the ears 👂 😌.
Yes the sound and power will blow your mind, grossing around 120,00 + lbs with a set of 2- 20 ft containers, on trailers, you will never forget the sound and power.
Thanks so very much for sharing that with us! The first Diesel engine I worked on was a 8V-71 Detroit two-stroke. I have loved them every since that day! Very nice truck!
Gotta love the sound of that Detroit! Thay was when those motors could breathe, not like today's castrated stuff. Last, but certainly not least, driver knew how to shift really smoothly! Great memories of float shifting back in the day!
I used to run a Euc TS-24 pan with the 12V in the front and a 6_71 in the back and an old R-35 rock truck with the 12V and they are STRONG engines. he exhaust system was gone on the 35 and you could hear it for a WHILE! Just hold it to the floor and let the Allison do the walking after you start moving the shifter. You got a FINE rig right there as long as that smooth driver stays in it. Thanks and GBWYall!
Those Dayton wheels get me every time, they look so perfect on the older trucks. A turbo sure would be neat to see on the buzzin duzzin, love your rig brother. 🇺🇸👍
I ran across a guy that ran a truck shop with a 9K GMC with a double turbo 12V in it. Had two 6V-71T exhaust manifolds and a turbo on each one. 733 horses to the ground and it was SWEET. The 9000 were some of the sweetest trucks made. Of course that was a long nose.
@@lewiemcneely9143... LEWIE!!!..... How are ya? Still have the same ph. no. ending in 9*9*?? Talk to me. J. It's Been a while!... to say the least!! Thankful that I just happened to look to see what the reply was to "Deborah chesser's" comment.
Awesome buy Jake. Refreshing seeing y'alls old equipment with all the space shuttles on the roads now. Many a night people have thought some hotrod was ripping by in the distance, but it was probably just an old Detroit at 2600 rpm. Love the old 2 strokes- there's nothing cooler but a 6+4 or 5+4 paired with one.
An old driving instructor once told me the best way to drive a Detroit is to first slam your hand in the door. Then you have the right attitude to drive one.
Great sounding Detroit. That's somewhat uncommon to see an older KW, spec'd out with the 12V71 and Dayton wheels (and I'm assuming spring suspension), that isn't a log truck.
There is no torque rise in a Detroit, like a Cat or Cummins, so rpm's are where the power is. Back in the Mid 70's the Ontario 500 Truck Stop in SoCal had lines of these all chromed out. Cummins Kt450's, and Cat 3208 v8's. Like a giant custom truck show every weekend.
Man, that 12V sounds healthy! Just from the quick view of the sides, it doesn't look like it has any major leaks. A set of twin 'hair dryers' would be a plus for heavy hauling (like for the Case 150 if necessary). I really like the lines of the 70s KW's.😁👍
Drove an old Detroit powered dump truck. It was a torque monster. Going up hill overloaded ( of course) it would be screaming away shaking vibrating then you realize it hardly moving. You could walk faster lol. We had a problem of spinning the hubs on the Dayton's and shearing the valves. These were only old site trucks so we welded lug nuts to the wheels on both sides of the valves to trap the wheels against the hubs. Could have 1000x20 and 11r22.5 mixed on the hubs what ever had the most tread. Never get away with that crap now.
Great video! There is an Oliver collector around me that has his Peterbilt painted to match his 4 digits. Meadow green main body and clover white roof and fenders. Its a great look pulling into the show. That would be a good look for you guys too... Paint it to match the Deere's you'll be hauling.
Who needs to listen to the radio when u can listen to a dozen buzzin from the buzzin dozen i know i could listen to that all day And come home and smile while the wife complains cuz all i can here is a ringing sound over an hour later haha
@@RennerStockFarms I'd leave the mufflers on it so you can stand to drive it. And use it. I had strait pipes on mine but that only lasted a year until it drives you nuts. It's cool for a truck show but that's about it.
OMG .... I have a 72 KW with a roll down back window ... But mine don't have no 12v71 . I do have Jakes so that adds a little to the credits . Wow , What a workhorse . Love it
My dad used to have a few trucks with detroits in them. My uncle always said detroits were like a few of the girls around, they make a lot of noise in town but when you get them out in the country they just dont put out. lol
First truck I drove was a power liner (freightliner) cabover with 12V71 dual turbos with 5x4 "sticks". Never enjoyed the job as much when they were gone.
What an apt name for a V12 Detroit, those do love to mark their territory, man when yer hauling to Rantaul with the 2 big repower on a trailer that'll be allot of cylinders on the road.
@@RennerStockFarms dam straight! Love the old iron! Back when you could fix things with a screwdriver and crescent wrench!!!!! Keep up the great work buddy!
That’s literally my ideal “dream” truck except I’d want walking beam suspension instead of 4 leaf. Other than that it checks all the boxes, 12v71N with Jakes, wet kit, 44 rears and a 13 speed.
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One of the best sounding engines ever made. I’d be lying if I said I’m not jealous.
Same. Few trucks that nice left here in the east.
And you would not like to sit in it all day every day,the noise would drive you insane, i know, i have one!!!!!
Wish calif, could be that way !
Yes i got a silver 8v92 2 stroke and shes doing good with XD-100
@@grumpystruckshop3807 properly installed ear plugs is all you need.
Detroit Diesel, converter of fuel into happiness. It sure put a smile on my face.
I was smiling ear to ear the whole ride!
congrats on your new 2 stroke truck
@SpaceAce100 the dd 2 stroke engines have no intake valves, but they do have exhaust valves . Intake air comes into the cylinder near the bottom of the stroke the out the exhaust valves in the head.
Mine too!
That sir is the creme de la creme....a 12V is the ultimate sound of symphony
I recently became obsessed with watching videos of these old trucks.
This not only sounds beautiful it sounds like it has been taken care of!
OH the memories these sounds bring back.. I had a 74 PETE with a 12v71, Twin turbos switzer 600 . I had straight pipes on mine.
2 stroke detroit and dayton wheels,
Works of art.
I couldn’t agree more!
That’s an awesome truck. Jake looked stoked driving it. Nothing like the sound of the “Buzzin Dozen”.
Very unique, jake loves it!
Takes me back to when trucking was fun. Thanks for the trip down memory lane
5 miles to the gallon of fuel. I drove lots of them in the 70's. I drove the 1st. Powerliner. 600 horse twin turbo V12 Never got passed!
What transmission was behind it?
That sounds ds sooooo good 👍 music to my ears
Dude , I had to watch this a second time . AWESOME .... I bet she pulls like a Monster .
All the new trucks you can't hear them.I love my old Detroit.You can hear that monster under the hood
12V71 Non Turbo . Beautiful old Truck . And what a Symphony .
They will never be allowed to build a free air breathing monster like that again! I Loved hearing that monster roaring!
I’ve never been a trucker, but I grew up working on small blocks with my dad. Watching stuff like this warms my heart.
I know a carburetor is outdated, but man there’s nothing like driving something with one the smell and everything.
He hit the key, the starter hit the flywheel and the engine was running. Good engine.
I watch these videos of the people trying to start their detroits and they're taking forever to start up.My started up all the time right off the back home.Of course I was using it everyday
What a sweet old rig! It sure brings back memories
Man where did you guys even find this gem. Ive been looking for a Kenny with a 12v71 jimmy for years and I just cant find one, let alone one thats work ready. Very nice truck glad to see another one still alive and working
I used to drive a Detroit on my weekend job many many years ago...kinda fun but really glad it was not my everyday job...I still hear it in my sleep almost 50 years later! LOL Glad you have it, looking forward to seeing it when you finish working on it.
Gives out tinnitus something to keep it company!
That is the Golden anniversary Kenworth w900. I had one in the 90s but it had a 903 in it. Love the old KWs . Starting to rebuild a 70 W900 with the 12v71. Love the sound it's music to the ears 👂 😌.
Nothing beats the sound of an angry 2 stroke Detroit V12!
Great investment and worth every Penny Sir!
Those exhaust manifolds look perfect to add turbos on top of. But in all reality it’s perfect the way it is
Great to see young people still farming
Yes the sound and power will blow your mind, grossing around 120,00 + lbs with a set of 2- 20 ft containers, on trailers, you will never forget the sound and power.
Thanks so very much for sharing that with us! The first Diesel engine I worked on was a 8V-71 Detroit two-stroke. I have loved them every since that day! Very nice truck!
Always been a Mack guy but something about a old KW or Pete with a Detroit warms my heart....guess I long for the old days.....
God those were the days ,sweet music of a screaming jimmy
Gotta love the sound of that Detroit! Thay was when those motors could breathe, not like today's castrated stuff. Last, but certainly not least, driver knew how to shift really smoothly! Great memories of float shifting back in the day!
I used to run a Euc TS-24 pan with the 12V in the front and a 6_71 in the back and an old R-35 rock truck with the 12V and they are STRONG engines. he exhaust system was gone on the 35 and you could hear it for a WHILE! Just hold it to the floor and let the Allison do the walking after you start moving the shifter. You got a FINE rig right there as long as that smooth driver stays in it. Thanks and GBWYall!
What a gem if a guy has the opportunity to buy a truck like that and the funds necessary then of course you need it
W900a! Sweet! Dirty dozen sticker better stay on there!
That just sounds so sweet putting the throttle down or jaking it down! Wow. Won't see engines like that built with emissions... LOL
I absolutely love the look of Trilex rims. They totally fit with the styling of classic semi's . . . .
Furiously smooth. That's the sound a 12V71 makes.
Those Dayton wheels get me every time, they look so perfect on the older trucks. A turbo sure would be neat to see on the buzzin duzzin, love your rig brother. 🇺🇸👍
I ran across a guy that ran a truck shop with a 9K GMC with a double turbo 12V in it. Had two 6V-71T exhaust manifolds and a turbo on each one. 733 horses to the ground and it was SWEET. The 9000 were some of the sweetest trucks made. Of course that was a long nose.
@@lewiemcneely9143... LEWIE!!!..... How are ya? Still have the same ph. no. ending in 9*9*?? Talk to me. J. It's Been a while!... to say the least!! Thankful that I just happened to look to see what the reply was to "Deborah chesser's" comment.
Jakes foot has the pedal in the floor. That screaming jimmy loves it! Awesome video.
Awesome buy Jake. Refreshing seeing y'alls old equipment with all the space shuttles on the roads now. Many a night people have thought some hotrod was ripping by in the distance, but it was probably just an old Detroit at 2600 rpm. Love the old 2 strokes- there's nothing cooler but a 6+4 or 5+4 paired with one.
We have quite a bit of new equipment, but use old stuff any chance we get
An old driving instructor once told me the best way to drive a Detroit is to first slam your hand in the door. Then you have the right attitude to drive one.
I was always told to slam you hand in the door, drive it like your girlfriend, paycheck and wife are all a week late.
That's just if you had a 6-71. He has two.
Love it , solid truck with a Buzzin Dozen.
That will definitly be the pride of the fleet
Looks like a really nice old truck. Simple yet rugged cab and instruments. Old trucks are so much more stylish!
Great sounding Detroit. That's somewhat uncommon to see an older KW, spec'd out with the 12V71 and Dayton wheels (and I'm assuming spring suspension), that isn't a log truck.
Nice, even with the "Chicago wobbler" wheels! KW with a Detroit 12v71 in it, subscribing is a no brainer!
Thanks for watching and sticking around!
Give it up 12V71 and spoke wheels! Old school fun! Dig the sound with the Jakes.
So so so cool to hear that beast that is a true classic road tractor sounds killer mean love it a trip back in time
Love the sound and the washtub size steering wheel...
The laugh at every jake activation....😊
Sweetest sounding diesel engine ever made !!
Very Nice Truck👍 Love them Detroit Diesels. It’s got the sound you just Love. Thank You
Hitting the jake brakes was the best, the video doesn’t quite do it justice!
That guy drove it like a champ!
You don’t have to rev the everlasting piss out of them!
Exactly! If you drove them like you had a brain in your head they were a long lasting motor.
But it's WAY more fun if you do
😂
There is no torque rise in a Detroit, like a Cat or Cummins, so rpm's are where the power is. Back in the Mid 70's the Ontario 500 Truck Stop in SoCal had lines of these all chromed out. Cummins Kt450's, and Cat 3208 v8's. Like a giant custom truck show every weekend.
Man, that 12V sounds healthy! Just from the quick view of the sides, it doesn't look like it has any major leaks. A set of twin 'hair dryers' would be a plus for heavy hauling (like for the Case 150 if necessary). I really like the lines of the 70s KW's.😁👍
Everybody grinning from ear to ear! Awesome truck! Pretty nice for its age too.
It’s a really straight truck. Some steering and brake adjustments and touching up the chrome will have this truck close to new!
Drove an old Detroit powered dump truck. It was a torque monster. Going up hill overloaded ( of course) it would be screaming away shaking vibrating then you realize it hardly moving. You could walk faster lol. We had a problem of spinning the hubs on the Dayton's and shearing the valves. These were only old site trucks so we welded lug nuts to the wheels on both sides of the valves to trap the wheels against the hubs. Could have 1000x20 and 11r22.5 mixed on the hubs what ever had the most tread. Never get away with that crap now.
Got to love the skill!
Right foot FLAT to the floor!
Drive it like you were angry with it … 😂
That just makes me smile!!!!!!!im still smiling 🙂 as always WORK SAFE 🇺🇸🇺🇸😎😎
Great video! There is an Oliver collector around me that has his Peterbilt painted to match his 4 digits. Meadow green main body and clover white roof and fenders. Its a great look pulling into the show. That would be a good look for you guys too... Paint it to match the Deere's you'll be hauling.
Cool old KW with a "buzzin' dozen"!
Who needs to listen to the radio when u can listen to a dozen buzzin from the buzzin dozen i know i could listen to that all day And come home and smile while the wife complains cuz all i can here is a ringing sound over an hour later haha
New toy hauler LOL. Hope you guys giver some love. I t is a sweet addition to the family .
We will give her some love this winter, until then, how about some straight pipes?
@@RennerStockFarms I'd leave the mufflers on it so you can stand to drive it. And use it.
I had strait pipes on mine but that only lasted a year until it drives you nuts. It's cool for a truck show but that's about it.
I doubt it will be a permanent addition, but we just can’t help ourselves!
@@RennerStockFarms I used to wear plugs and muffs
OMG .... I have a 72 KW with a roll down back window ... But mine don't have no 12v71 . I do have Jakes so that adds a little to the credits . Wow , What a workhorse . Love it
Awesome old find. Thanks for taking us by your dealership.
That is beautiful music. 😍
Sweet old truck. Happy harvesting!
Good old Amodel with a buzz’n dozen
Sounds like the soundtrack from the movie "Bullitt". And that's a good thing!!!
Awesome rig jake Best Buy right there it just doesn’t get much better and love the jake brake stay safe my friends
Hey buddy, it’s great to see you guys having fun when your hard at work! You know Big horsepower and jakebrakes will do it every time!
Hey Brad! You know us Renners, we have a soft spot for Detroits.
My dad used to have a few trucks with detroits in them. My uncle always said detroits were like a few of the girls around, they make a lot of noise in town but when you get them out in the country they just dont put out. lol
My late brother was an ace of the Jimmie with Williams and lane RIP bro I love for ever ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸
First truck I drove was a power liner (freightliner) cabover with 12V71 dual turbos with 5x4 "sticks". Never enjoyed the job as much when they were gone.
Wspaniałe ciężarówki. Pozostaje żałować, że już nie są produkowane. Jeździli nimi prawdziwi kierowcy. Dbajmy o te, które jeszcze są.
Thanks for the ride :-)
Wow. The first 2 stroke whit a realy good sound
Love the sound of the Dirty Dozen
Gotta love a song from a Detroit buzzin dozen
I would have to agree with ya. She's definitely a winner 🏆.
could listen to that all day 😁
Absolutely no mistaken a Detroit music to my ears.
What an apt name for a V12 Detroit, those do love to mark their territory, man when yer hauling to Rantaul with the 2 big repower on a trailer that'll be allot of cylinders on the road.
Wouldn’t that be sweet?
I'm an over the road driver stuck in the new stuff! I need that truck in my life.!!!
Pushed an old Detroit myself! That old saying was a fact……..”up the hill slow and down the hill fast, if that ain’t a Detroit, I’ll kiss your ass”!
That’s a good one! Haha
Awesome buy piece of history
Good old Kenworth love every video
I was just trying out some new headphones, and it sounds like I'm riding along.
Love those Detroits and kenworths
Motor looks perfect
Hell ya buddy!!!!! Love that ol riggin!
Sweet ride ain’t it?
@@RennerStockFarms dam straight! Love the old iron! Back when you could fix things with a screwdriver and crescent wrench!!!!! Keep up the great work buddy!
That’s literally my ideal “dream” truck except I’d want walking beam suspension instead of 4 leaf. Other than that it checks all the boxes, 12v71N with Jakes, wet kit, 44 rears and a 13 speed.
12v71tta if possible to get one then
The sweet sound of a Buzz’in Dozen 🎶🎶🎶😎👌
Should sound better with some straight pipes!
that ol ‘73 starts, runs and shifts smooth! Not too loud either. Driver looks like Ted Cruz!
Lol buzzin dozen, thought some of those rds looked familiar lol Belleville lol I'm not horridly far from there
Great sounding truck we have a Peat with 8v92 sounds like music to my ears
Cab over?
@@RennerStockFarms no it's a 359 it's about an 84 85 model
very nice, extended hood and a v12 bet you will get asked if its for sale nearly every time you drive it
F£*k yeah! Awesome rig, looking forward to more on this beast...
Like your Truck & love the Sound of the Detroit.
852 cu. Inches of love in that engine
Neat old workhorse !!
Love the 12v
dude had cold chills driving this truck,,,, awesome,,, that what it all about, think im kidding, look at his arm on the shifter in video,,,
Buddy of mine had a 73 Freighliner COE with a 8v92 Silver with a 10 speed in it 440 hp.
I want a cab over with a Detroit someday!
@@RennerStockFarms they’re hard to find but there’s got to one somewhere. Good luck.
That’s badass man Jake got a sweet truck
Awesomeness overload KW long hood. 👍👍
Had us all smiling ear to ear!