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Mis driving those old trucks

Pls can guide me that my Hobart start but output voltage is zero in which things problem

amazing video i could watch aviation stuff all the time...thank you

Hello all; I am the repair guy at Cannon Load Banks located in Palmetto GA 30268 USA manufacturer of the model L-72 400Hz 72KW load bank used to test the Hobart GPU. I would like to point out that the meter selector switch only changes the display of the volt and hertz meters, the amp meter is connected to the A phase line through a current transformer and the balanced load is applied to all three phases wired in a WYE. I noticed the GPU latched despite the E&F toggle switch on the load bank being in the off position which leads me to believe the GPU E&F bypass was on although I could not see the bypass light on, normally the E&F switch on the load bank would be selected to on before energizing the cable so that internal transformer would provide the 28VDC back to the GPU.

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Wow thanks, I drove fork trucks for a long time, but the learning curve for tractors seems quite high.

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I don't know why, but I would buy this.

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0:19: And this open roof rear cabin?

The BASE for the Aliens APV!!! The thought of the Aliens APV rolling down the freeway.... Mmmmm.... Childhood dreams are made of this.

Why do they need that aggressive of a tread on pavement?

Is that 3 gauge is sufficient for fueling ops...

First time I've seen a self-propelled ladder... That is not derived from a truck (Chevy Silverado, RAM 3500, etc.).

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When your pumping the fuel into those buckets can you smell it?

Do you still have units for sale?

I love these trucks.

Airport should have kept these trucks, the truck may be 60 years old but its not like you take it on the long road trip, you use it to park at the plane for passenger to board.

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What is the purpose of putting the air pack in position?

The drivers console for this truck is very different to the highloader that I drive. Im assuming this is an older model? The trucks that we have are all 2021 or newer Ford Mallaghans, as well as the single cab half trucks which are Isuzus

Very interesting. I love specialized trucks

So, which engine did Toyota use in this vehicle?

Marvelous video!!! I puhshed back planes at Cali airport. In that Former Time, it Seems like if was de Stone age. I used did that with a Ford Tractor.😂😂

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Is it powered by a supercharged 2-stroke diesel engine?

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It seems very strange to me that it doesn't have doors but it does have a roof. And let's not even talk about I don't know if there will be something similar but in reverse: that doesn't have a roof but does have doors.

With the black front it seems strange to me, since they are normally with the white front. And let's not even talk about the pinkish reversing lights, since they are not common to see either.

Nice looking unit with not too many hours. If you use the formula of hours to miles as if the engine were in a vehicle, 838 hours x 35= 29,330 miles. Very crude way to measure but gives a general idea of the over all condition. Long story short, this has a lot of life left in it.

The factory in Gloucestershire where they built these is now being demolished.

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what is the original fuel?

Pity you did no true lift!!

Ex-PanAm Airways stair truck. I can tell because their trucks had a blue and black interior.

What Ford is it? F-350?

Unusual. It is what I think when I see this covered cabin baggage tractor without doors.

The yellow pedal what is it? To prevent the engine from accidentally shutting down due to engine stalls? I ask without knowing, since it is the first time I see him.

Typically, Toyota trucks are colored orange and black. But blue and white... It looks like a Ford tractor turned into a wheelbarrow because of the colors.

Then we say that airport catering trucks are models derived from trucks for civilian use: Kenworth, Mack, Peterbilt, etc. for the Americas area; MAN, DAF, Iveco, Mercedes-Benz, etc. for the Europe area; Hino, UD Trucks, Fuso, etc. for the area of Asia, Africa and Oceania. Why do I say it? Because this catering truck, derived from a possible baggage tractor, breaks all the statistics, as it is a pretty rare truck to find. Unless it's common in American airports.

Thanks for demonstrate