hello, i love your adventure :) im heavyengin driver, but not of this,, Not all heavyengin have the mecnique or hydroliq power for push one other vehicle or for simply run in bad road. :)
That front end loader operator appeared to know exactly what to do when it came to pushing those trucks with just the right connection and pushed with minimal to no damage to the trucks. Excellent Job!
Thanks for sharing, most people on this planet are so lucky they don’t have roads like this, I am re-sharing your video to show them that should be glad for what they have
when i was driving bitumen tanker trucks in the uk some of the quarrys had very steep hills and we needed the front loader bucket to pull us up them. the power those things have is fantastic we just let the handbrake off and off we go no power needed from us just enjoy the ride.
Thanks Kyle. Can relate... used to live that existence too years ago. When we’re in the US it’s so easy to get complacent. Looking forward to getting back to Africa in August and trekking north from South Africa to Ethiopia and back to find people doing good for wildlife.
So much of Africa is changing so quickly these days. Just look at these trucks and cars. Sure, they are not brand new. But it's still nice well-maintained vehicles.
All of them seem to have just Tanzanian plates. Of course a lot of truck manufacturers sell their products all over the globe. Don't see any Kenworths in amongst the lot, just European brands and Hyundai buses.
carlos.a.v carvajal u have not been to third world countries. Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe , most all African roads are in constant need of repair . Serious repair!
Love to know - Start, Finish, Duration, Vehicle Used, Routing and time of year done. Guess why ? I want to do this. Jealous as hell that you have done it. Congrats and Thanks for sharing the video.
Glad you liked it. Well, we actually live in our Land Rover most of the year. Our objective is to find people saving wildlife. Tell their story and raise some funds for them. However, to answer your question. This particular tour was about six months. We started in South Africa and went as far north as Kenya and back. Our vehicle is a 2001 Land Rover Defender. Fully kitted so we can travel long distances. It has a roof top tent. However, why don't you take a look for yourself ruclips.net/p/PLle7su6FHAZilA0pT-YleQnJltK7DibKe
Pietro Jenkins shut off you don't know the history of this country, criticize with facts you idiot, and for your information that road is under construction that is why you see all this try to grow up mentally
NextBase Czeon the only real trucks are american followed by german then swedish especially quality wise Peterbilt International kenworth and especially the "beast" MACK, are simply the best in power, build and quality- Mack being the leader in endurance and stamina -hands down.
Paccar trucks are ok but cant beat Scania of course...look at the sales numbers world wide. The Swedes are number 1 in Heavy equippment tech. , Volvo bought White and Mack, Mercedes bought Freightliner ..otherwise these brands would be long gone.
@@iviejustified8109 will need to do that on our next visit to Tanzania... you're so right! BTW we love Tanzania, especially the wildlife (oh and of course the people too ;) )
Jackson Mboya so true Magufuli is making this country a paradise so many infrastructure projects are taking place especially SGR is a great achievement
@@Bigboy-nx3nc in european countries the bus windows are closed and Asia too like hongkong and japan like countries in not from america sir I'm from London
This is typical driving behavior throughout the world... ME FIRST, and soon as possible. Everyone crawled down the hill knowing full well not everyone ( including them selves ) could not make it up with out getting up some speed, so of course most people got stuck staring from a stop at the bottom. GOD FORBID some one stop at the top of the hill and not wait 10 seconds to make sure the guy in front got up before starting off. And if some one did you can bet your ass people would just pass them and tail gate the guy in front till they were both stuck.... and so on and so on.
it is crazy to see all they money in trucks and yet not a nice road for miles hope africa can get sum help by people who care and dont just want them for there rocks and stuff
No wonder every truck was stuck. They were all driving on the wrong side of the road! I've noticed you also relocated the steering wheel to the passenger side. Driving is tough in Tanzania!
Do you know what modifications are required for driving off road? We have a lot of semis and road trains driving on dirt roads like these in the Australian outback.
@@doncoleman4938 Yeah Don you are all over it ,I took a D10 from Darwin to Bilo and the most challenging area was the black soil plains around Kynuna Winton area, cripes if it gets wet out there you are doomed . I did notice a lot of those trucks were single drive with a lazy..............not a good idea in the bush .Cheers mate.
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We drove this same stretch in the opposite direction a few months back. For the most part the road is now finished. Thank goodness!
hello, i love your adventure :) im heavyengin driver, but not of this,, Not all heavyengin have the mecnique or hydroliq power for push one other vehicle or for simply run in bad road. :)
I love your adventure,,
NikelaWildlife .
I remember this I proud to be in Tanzania
I love when people shared their videos. Thanks and be carful truck drivers.
That front end loader operator appeared to know exactly what to do when it came to pushing those trucks with just the right connection and pushed with minimal to no damage to the trucks. Excellent Job!
Agreed!
Lisa b I agree, he seems to be a very experienced operator
Pushing the gas trucks seemed riskiest or should I say stupid. One wrong move and that would turn into a fire disaster
Lisa b good you noticed this as most do not know how easy it is for brute force to damege a trucks intricate and relatively delicate transaxle
Wong Ting ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ yes but unlikely
Oh my car is just ahead of yours.........thanks for capturing it
Thanks for sharing, most people on this planet are so lucky they don’t have roads like this, I am re-sharing your video to show them that should be glad for what they have
Thank you
The Tanzanian way. We had that experience in januari 2019 and I like their style of solving that problem.
Mambo vipi I'm tanzanian
Jambo jambo!!
Wlcme Again
thanks madam for taking our country to the world....
Swahili to the world..
East africa to the world..🇹🇿🇰🇪🇺🇬
You are welcome! We love Tanzania and its people. We got stuck and got wonderful help. You can watch it here ruclips.net/video/ybtflKtYq1w/видео.html
the construction company did a very good rescue task. you are welcome again in tanzania
Thank you
@Hi Freddy how are you doing
Proud to be Tanzanian 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
Good for you!
Thanks in a million. Great content. Awesome imagination. Grade: A++💥
Thanks
I love that they all drive 6x2’s
Wow that chaos is absolutely insane. Really glad to hear the road is basically done for you guys what a night mare.
Kwetu pazuri
Trust me, that's not chaos
when i was driving bitumen tanker trucks in the uk some of the quarrys had very steep hills and we needed the front loader bucket to pull us up them. the power those things have is fantastic we just let the handbrake off and off we go no power needed from us just enjoy the ride.
😁
Wao ,iringa Tanzania home
Captivating. Thanks for the adventure! I live my life in a little cubicle of boredom. This seems like a day in the life of real life. Cheers to you!
Thanks Kyle. Can relate... used to live that existence too years ago. When we’re in the US it’s so easy to get complacent. Looking forward to getting back to Africa in August and trekking north from South Africa to Ethiopia and back to find people doing good for wildlife.
Go and travel. You won’t regret it.
yes enjoy life Tanzania Africa
Th is road was under construction and already almost done...
It is a very nice smooth road as I am typing now
Yes it is.
Yes it is.
Poa poa mzee
Bravo Tanzania
Brings back memories of northern Mozambique and Tanzania border in 2014, same story ... just about exactly
So much of Africa is changing so quickly these days. Just look at these trucks and cars. Sure, they are not brand new. But it's still nice well-maintained vehicles.
Change indeed! Some good some not so much!
WOW! AWESOME!
Greetings from Germany,
KEEP ON TRUCKING!!!
Neat to see all those trucks drive by from another part of the world.
All of them seem to have just Tanzanian plates. Of course a lot of truck manufacturers sell their products all over the globe.
Don't see any Kenworths in amongst the lot, just European brands and Hyundai buses.
That was a mess. If that happened anywhere else you would have seen 20/30 fist fights. These cats just take it in strideI love it. Thanks for posting
You’re welcome
momentum is the answer,get it rolling,don't change gears,keep on
LOL! So very true.
the Scania with Liverpool on it , long run for him 😂😂😂
Kkkk kk ok u will never walk alone @Liver pool
Chalk wa arisha
liverpool is not a lifestyle but a way of life.
Good shooting
Thanks
I think that scania truck with liverpool on the top had a blown turbo, or a turbo that was bypassed cos it was blown.
I live in 🇺🇸 also am a truck driver here but drivers are in africa
Amazing. in the 21 century. and we see this things.. But congratulations to those brave people. nothing will stop them.
You have not seen in 21st century road diversion when it's under construction, lol what planet do you live😂😂😂
carlos.a.v carvajal u have not been to third world countries. Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe , most all African roads are in constant need of repair . Serious repair!
The road was under construction
Excelente Video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Was a bit of a crazy experience at the time.
thank you, thank you, thank you very much!!
any more videos from your side my friend...
missing your videos . me from BANGLADESH
Scania trucks must be very popular in Tanzania
They are... they used to be called "The Swedish Elephant" down here. They are rugged and have that lasting quality.
They outlast anything. They’ve got lots of power for the hills. Very dependable.
Adnan Kashogi that’s right I have 124’s and R420’s coz is easier to get spare parts
Chains, chains, chains. In Canada is a lot of mud on local roads, but truck drivers using chains.
Video looks nice. When you when out nice video. By the way. What city you guys drive to??
Safi sana👍I just seen my country which I left long time.
Hunda mania Mania you are welcome again!
Come back home
Waoo nice video am from that district called njombe and I live in Uganda this reminds home via that road.nice adventure
Hongera Patrick can we go there one day 😂
Salman Isak sure,
Hongera Patrick yeah
Iringa
Nice video, great adventure
Stop talking.
mbona nyololo
The place is now fixed tho still the road got so many diversions
+b boy yes, thank you.
I remember something like this that I experienced 40 years ago on the lintas Sumatra (sumatera highway) , Indonesia)
at least they have that machine to push those trucks
The trucks seem healthy, the road will be finished, some parts of Africa are doing ok. Good for them!
Was a great adventure. Tanzania is a great place. Especially love the wildlife. Africa is a super place to travel and help those saving wildlife.
He doesn't need to say a word, she is doing enough for them both, Sure glad she not talking and driving
@Roger how are you doing
Hii ndio Tanzania yetu. Ila tutaendelea kuipenda kama kawaida. Kwani hata mbuyu ulianza kama mchicha bila shaka.
Love to know - Start, Finish, Duration, Vehicle Used, Routing and time of year done.
Guess why ?
I want to do this. Jealous as hell that you have done it.
Congrats and Thanks for sharing the video.
Glad you liked it. Well, we actually live in our Land Rover most of the year. Our objective is to find people saving wildlife. Tell their story and raise some funds for them. However, to answer your question. This particular tour was about six months. We started in South Africa and went as far north as Kenya and back. Our vehicle is a 2001 Land Rover Defender. Fully kitted so we can travel long distances. It has a roof top tent. However, why don't you take a look for yourself ruclips.net/p/PLle7su6FHAZilA0pT-YleQnJltK7DibKe
Why dislike this video, thumbs up!! 👍
Tanzania has very shitty roads ,thumbs down.
Pietro Jenkins shut off you don't know the history of this country, criticize with facts you idiot, and for your information that road is under construction that is why you see all this try to grow up mentally
A lot of Scanias from Sweden in Tanzania ...
I am an African Trucker. They're more reliable of African Roads.
Wooooow I’ve seen my truck here
Nice EuroTrucks
NextBase Czeon the only real trucks are american followed by german then swedish
especially quality wise
Peterbilt International kenworth and especially the "beast" MACK, are simply the best in power, build and quality-
Mack being the leader in endurance and stamina -hands down.
Paccar trucks are ok but cant beat Scania of course...look at the sales numbers world wide. The Swedes are number 1 in Heavy equippment tech. , Volvo bought White and Mack, Mercedes bought Freightliner ..otherwise these brands would be long gone.
These trucks and cars are tough over in US we are spoiled with nice roads
Exactly
They are still following us wherever we are
It was a temporary diversion road while the real road was being repaired ... it's ok now
+Nicodemus .Mnyang'ali yes it was. And yes it is.
@@NikelaWildlife take another video of the done complete road then boss
@@iviejustified8109 will need to do that on our next visit to Tanzania... you're so right! BTW we love Tanzania, especially the wildlife (oh and of course the people too ;) )
Qual o seu pais
Que lingua vcs falam 🙄
Great video straight outta +255
Samuel Thuo business
lovely to see some big cam v8 scania
That's why highway mack are the best.
Subbed today. I predict you will have a hit channel.
woow!nice scenes beautifull safe wow!
Wow !
good video
Thank God for the Eisenhower Interstate System long live the USA 🇺🇸
What was done in the USA for High Ways is now being done by the Chinese in Africa. Some of this progress is good and some not.
anyone notice that almost every vehicle in this video seems to be a UK T reg(1999)
Tanzania and most English East and Southern African plate numbers are black nd Yellow . White nd black for commercial vehicles.
Proudly Tanzanian
Good for you. We will be coming through Tanzania again later this year.
Thank you. We camp with our Land Rover.
Splendid.
That seemed like a whole bunch of heavy supply trucks and buses to be on a dirt road. I’ve never seen anything like that.
+John Walsh it was a by pass road. The main hiway is no complete.
John Walsh becos of no railway or airports...most people use buses or private cars to get to dar es salaam...
John Walsh the road is under construction you have to note that first
@Hi John how are you doing
Top video Doku. 😎😎
Twiko
Good~~~~!!!!!!!^^
Mbeya to Iringa and that place is Mafinga forest.
+Ara Mushy 😂😂😂😂 umenifurahisha mbavu sina it is Sao hill not Mafinga forest hahaha nimekupenda bure
That was very nice of him, Most of these road are now completed, Thanks to Magufuli's government.
+Jackson Mboya to be sure. Yup we came back down thru here and most of it clear sailing
Amen to the man in charge.
Jackson Mboya Toms son?
Jackson Mboya so true Magufuli is making this country a paradise so many infrastructure projects are taking place especially SGR is a great achievement
Greg Von Haan better china man. I mean they give us funds without conditions like supporting transgender 😂
Why are the windows on the bus open? The air condition broke?
You’re kidding right? 🤔
Devin Lucas You think everywhere is America 🙆♂️, The air cleaner out there than you can ever imagine
@@Bigboy-nx3nc in european countries the bus windows are closed and Asia too like hongkong and japan like countries in not from america sir I'm from London
That was hectic.
Mafinga Makambako Tanzania
A normal day in Transamazônica, Brazil...
Really?
Mother Africa
I was there
The level of crazy in some countries is impressive.
Makes life exciting doesn’t it?
Semi trucks have it worse, because their drive axle isn't at the back, like the coaches.
Flash Herbert if you lift the third axle then it would be to maximise traction, but no one thinks of that!
This is typical driving behavior throughout the world... ME FIRST, and soon as possible. Everyone crawled down the hill knowing full well not everyone ( including them selves ) could not make it up with out getting up some speed, so of course most people got stuck staring from a stop at the bottom. GOD FORBID some one stop at the top of the hill and not wait 10 seconds to make sure the guy in front got up before starting off. And if some one did you can bet your ass people would just pass them and tail gate the guy in front till they were both stuck.... and so on and so on.
Driving is so different in Africa... however, it all works.... as it does in most countries.
While the roads may be different, human nature is always the same
juma
@@NikelaWildlife sure didn't look like it, looked like a shitfight to me
This is iringa,
nice video
Thanks... glad you enjoyed it.
The trucks are in much better condition than the ones in Nigeria.
Who ask you such a question
2:30 jajaja que nombre que ligo ese omnibus
I don't the motorway is finished yet
Give that man 4 cases of Jack Daniels!!
South africa get use to this.
Karibuni kwetu Tanzania
Makambako to mafinga tanzania
That's a lot of work for Liu Gong
it is crazy to see all they money in trucks and yet not a nice road for miles hope africa can get sum help by people who care and dont just want them for there rocks and stuff
This was a by pass. Good road now ... thanks to China probably!
This is Njombe township those tress I can see
Lol that is Mafinga brother, around John's corner as you heading Nyololo at the tree plantations
ooooh AFRICA ,we have to built you !
55 seconds in, Max and Paddy!
No wonder every truck was stuck. They were all driving on the wrong side of the road! I've noticed you also relocated the steering wheel to the passenger side. Driving is tough in Tanzania!
Toughest trucks in Africa are the old MACK bulldogs
In africa scania has only two homes tanzania and south africa
I guess Chinese Construction Company start fixing Tanzanian Highway
Looks like the Truck Driver at 04:00 doesn't know how to engage the diff lock for all four wheels
Hmm! Maybe so.
Am in tanzania too. Arusha
Tanzania has lots of beautiful places.
where is exactly this area?!? im tanzanian driver also.
+Lusekelo Willy between Mbeya and Iringa. Hear it's all completed now.
Lusekelo Willy iringa mafinga kipande cha saohili
The Sao Hil area close to "Mnara wa Voda"
Regular Trucks while strong are not built for off road conditions
Do you know what modifications are required for driving off road? We have a lot of semis and road trains driving on dirt roads like these in the Australian outback.
@@doncoleman4938 Yeah Don you are all over it ,I took a D10 from Darwin to Bilo and the most challenging area was the black soil plains around Kynuna Winton area, cripes if it gets wet out there you are doomed . I did notice a lot of those trucks were single drive with a lazy..............not a good idea in the bush .Cheers mate.
The contractor should have made an all weather motorable diversion
🤪
I thought that the roads in Liberia were worse when I was there about 10 years ago but the Chinese were rebuilding them so it is likely better now!
It’s good and bad that the Chinese are building strategic roads across the continent
@@NikelaWildlife Yes, they had mostly broken from the European influence and only to have fallen into the Chinese honey trap!
@@NikelaWildlife Sadly that is too true!!
Are any vehicles made in Africa ?
Hmm? You may want to Google that.
ohm, wait i will help you. EVEN FORD, BMW and Mercedes Benz have factorys in afrika, have you any other questions????
This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone considering the IQ of each individual on those buses COMBINED is about 34.