My name is also Charlie from Pennsylvania and I like love Macks especially Superliners... 6th gen transportation truck driver (well in the 3rd GGFs day it was oxen or draft horse not a Mack but same idea lol)... And my old man learned on the real old Macks twin stick and all that get the Mack cabovers going fast enough didn't have to take it out of gear and learn those back roads lol... Great video!
this so cool glad to see that there is some one out there is still using the old stuff I like old stuff like this equipment to trucks to earth moving equipment
@copperheadmarine Did you ever do a walk around of that truck? It looks good, I am more a fan of the R model Mack but the ole Superliner is growing on me, Would love to see the motor you have in that thing. I would say depending on the year maybe a 350 4 valve???
@Xx69roadrunnerxX There is a strait through muffler right behind the turbo...like RIGHT behind...I will have to do a video..It had to have a muffler of some sort to be legal in the State of Virginia.
@zionisimkills You hire a bigger truck.....I don't own a D-8 so no need to have a trailer to haul one...A lot of work to haul a D-8...Lot of pernits too..
when you are hitching up to hte lowboy, is thepice atached to the kingpin locked into position or can it move? ( before it connects to teh rest of the trailer )
News flash ,,, That gooseneck is not a plow. You don't DRAG it and plow dirt with it. Geese I would think you could find SOMEONE who could do a little better job with your EDUCATIONAL videos... Come on guys !!! Font look like your tractor is set up to handle RGNs either. No ramps on the back end of the frame rails for picking up a goose neck already hooked up.
That Cummins is beautiful sounding
wearing a Cat hat, While loading up a John Deere, and hauling it with a Cummins. I love your style Charlie.
My name is also Charlie from Pennsylvania and I like love Macks especially Superliners... 6th gen transportation truck driver (well in the 3rd GGFs day it was oxen or draft horse not a Mack but same idea lol)... And my old man learned on the real old Macks twin stick and all that get the Mack cabovers going fast enough didn't have to take it out of gear and learn those back roads lol... Great video!
Awesome looking and sounding Mack. Keep on trucking.
I worked in highway construction for 4 years and never knew how the lowboy's were connected. Thanks!
I've always wondered how that was done, thanks for posting!
I like the sound of that truck...
Sweet ole mack for sure.
Im digging the lopey idle on that Mack!
dam she sounds Good !
this so cool glad to see that there is some one out there is still using the old stuff I like old stuff like this equipment to trucks to earth moving equipment
Truck sounds nice!
Back in the day Chris was the camera man n commentator
nice truck wish I could drive be good to move equipment again be around stuff like that
@copperheadmarine Did you ever do a walk around of that truck? It looks good, I am more a fan of the R model Mack but the ole Superliner is growing on me, Would love to see the motor you have in that thing. I would say depending on the year maybe a 350 4 valve???
Classic properly tuned Cummins Big Cam!
@Xx69roadrunnerxX There is a strait through muffler right behind the turbo...like RIGHT behind...I will have to do a video..It had to have a muffler of some sort to be legal in the State of Virginia.
I pull road king 55 Tom tri axle RGN OTR...I wish my truck sounded that good
nice job. I those straight pipes would kill my nerves. lol.
Nice lookin outfit you got there!
@MegaMarine111 I will do a walk around...I was going to wait until after the paint job.
at the end hop in cut the high idle and dis-engage PTO
A great video
Nothing against the sound but I think detroit diesel and mack are the perfect combo.
you could show him your awesome videos of your real dozer and lowboy.....wait you don't have any better luck next time.
Mines similar to this except I have a pony motor on mine instead of the hydraulic system.
Hard time with the idle Huh? Buy some Fenders! :}
@zionisimkills
You hire a bigger truck.....I don't own a D-8 so no need to have a trailer to haul one...A lot of work to haul a D-8...Lot of pernits too..
Nic buddy
@bulldog0046 A few months back... I needed to loose about 300 lbs to get back under 90K lbs.
Great loading vid Charlie! A bit of work huh. Nice souding Mack! Straight pipes?
Welllll,gollllllly
So cool
awesome
Love that old mack.
Kyle
nice what size intersate trailer is that? we have a Interstate 20DTA tag trailer.
when you are hitching up to hte lowboy, is thepice atached to the kingpin locked into position or can it move? ( before it connects to teh rest of the trailer )
you take care of your truck and it shows driver.
When did you put aluminum wheels on the Mack??
very speed !!!!!!!!!!
sounds like you need your exhaust system repairing
The exhaust is fine he just took the mufflers off.
+Ronnie Jasper .I like quiet.
cosgrove notts None of his trucks are quiet.
@bulldog0046 425hp Big cam III
How many Ponys she pushing?
What year is that mack?
no need to idol it so hi
It was only idleing high when he was hooking up the trailer.
michael fogg Big Cam Cummins, the throttle is all or nothing it seems
News flash ,,, That gooseneck is not a plow. You don't DRAG it and plow dirt with it. Geese I would think you could find SOMEONE who could do a little better job with your EDUCATIONAL videos... Come on guys !!! Font look like your tractor is set up to handle RGNs either. No ramps on the back end of the frame rails for picking up a goose neck already hooked up.