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Registrace 30. 11. 2013
1947 Sterling HC175H Loading at Macungie 6-16-2024
A 1947 Sterling HC175H chain drive tractor with a Cummins 220 diesel engine is loaded onto a transporter after the Antique Truck Club of America's Macungie truck show, the Greatest Antique Truck Show on Earth. This Sterling is undergoing restoration with a re-created construction or mining cab.
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1943 Federal 606D Backing Into Garage 3 29 2024
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Electric start of the 1943 Federal 606D with a Hercules HXD 855 cubic inch six cylinder gasoline engine with dual ignition.
Sterling 1950 HB2002D Cold Start
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Cold start on a 1950 Sterling HB2002D with its original Cummins HRBB600 diesel engine.
The Oldest Known Sterling Truck: 1914 Sternberg Start Up
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This 1914 Sternberg 2 ton truck is the oldest Sterling truck known to exist, and the only Sternberg. Due to anti-German sentiment during World War One, Sternberg changed the name of its trucks to Sterling. This beautifully preserved Sternberg was restored by the Sterling Motor Truck Company around 1950 and is now owned by Bob and Greg Nuss of the Nuss Collection.
1979 Mack Superliner Burnout
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Bob Raymond performs a burnout in his custom 1979 Mack Superliner at the Vintage Trucks of Florida meeting at Bedrock Orlando/Deberardinis Heavy Haul on January 21, 2023
1950 Sterling HB2002D Chain Drive Start and Shut Down
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This is a 1950 Sterling HB2002D dump truck with its original Cummins HRBB600 diesel engine starting and backing into its garage.
1943 Ward LaFrance M1A1 Wrecker Boom Demonstration
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John Gott demonstrates the Gar Wood US6A wrecker boom on his 1943 Ward LaFrance 1000 Series 5 M1A1 Army wrecker
1949 White 280A Engine Running On Engine Stand
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This is the White 280A 504 cubic inch flathead six cylinder engine that was removed from a 1949 White WC28 parts truck about four years ago. It will be installed in my 1948 WB28 restoration project. This engine ran good when it was removed so nothing was done internally. All the accessories have been gone through, and everything has been cleaned and painted using KBS Motor Coater products. This...
1943 Federal 606 7-1/2 ton 6x6 Drive Around the Block
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Here is a ride along in the big Federal. This truck is powered by a 855 ci Hercules HXD engine with a 5 speed overdrive transmission. With 10:22 to one rear ends there is no need to downshift below 4th gear. The camera was a little bit shaky.
1965 Oshkosh WT-2206 4x4
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1965 Oshkosh WT-2206 powered by a Caterpillar 1693T with a 3 speed automatic transmission and 2 speed transfer case , former U.S. Air Force in Thule, Greenland
1945 Reo 50V 12 ton Naval Aircraft Salvage Triuck
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This 1945 Reo Model 50V 12 ton Naval Aircraft Salvage Truck is one of 200 built during World War Two and one of only 3 known to exist. It is powered by a Waukesha 145GK 6 cylinder gasoline engine with a 5 speed transmission and a two speed transfer case. It has a Gar Wood US6-26 wrecker boom.
1944 Sterling HCS330 Dual Chain Drive
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1944 Sterling HCS330 dual chain drive powered by a Waukesha 145GK 6 cylinder gasoline engine, 4x3 transmissions. Ex-U.S. Navy 15 ton wrecker.
1943 Federal 606 driving out to the barn.
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Getting ready to pull some trees with the 1943 Federal 606.
Tanks at MVPA Winter Rally Show in Mt Dora, Florida 2 24 2018
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Tanks returning from the re-enactment battle. M5A1 Stuart, M4A1 Sherman, M36 tank destroyer, and two M18 Hellcats, from the Rabbi Rob collection.
Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 4
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Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 4
Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 3
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Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 3
Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 2
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Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 2
Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 1
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Driving the 1942 Ward LaFrance M1 Wrecker Part 1
1944 Autocar U7144T Loading Up for Macungie
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1944 Autocar U7144T Loading Up for Macungie
I would like to see a big load of logs on it coming out of the woods.
Now do a burnout with a super truck 2
Beautiful trucks I love 💘 it God bless you and protect you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a beauty!
That front bumper must weigh more than a pickup.
Heavy…. I have a complete one here in Belgium, but the engine is changed to a 16 liter diesel. Cheers.
Schaut aus wie REO.
love the old truck mate, it is awesome
How many horses? I know it wasn't much by today's standards, but they got it done.
About 200 hp. And 640 ft lbs of torque at 900 rpm.
I like the sound of that old Hercules.
When I was 5 or 6 years old there was a coal mine about 5 miles from our house and I remember seeing these Sterlings hauling coal. I was a car and truck fanatic already at that age. Great to see yours!
Glad you checked the Oil pressure before you moved off. But you started the engine with your foot on the clutch pedal depressed to the floor before the engine even turned with no oil pressure! Think about what is happening in side at the crankshaft thrust bearing! While the engine is cranking and running until oil gets to the plane bearing thrust surfaces!!!
Apparently I've ruined a lot of thrust bearings. To quote directly from the operators manual for this truck, "Push clutch pedal all the way down and hold down until engine starts. This is very important".
The stories that best could tell.
That tip in was amazing.
Nice ‘43 model!
O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸The Whites were nice looking trucks. My dad bought 2 new ones in 1953 to pull tankers. He had lots of problems with them, so he pulled them off & sold them. They weren’t as reliable as his REO truck that pulled tankers as well & it got better mileage for what he was hauling. I love to see the old trucks restored! Looks like you have two good pieces of trucking history! Need to see more of them. Blessings!🥰😎✌️
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That sounds healthy
Looks like a federAl six o six
It has the same Gar Wood US6 T26 wrecker as a 606, but everything else is different. This Reo is a 10-12 ton 6x6. the Federal 606 is a 7-1/2 ton.
F..k the environment
How many speeds in the transmission?
5 speed with OD on top, and a 2 speed transfer case.
The fire coming out from above is cool
That was cool
That poor starter
One like this model in Australia got repowered with a 4-53 Detroit hauling a cattle trailer.
This series were good looking trucks. When I was a young guy in the 50’s I used to see White Mustangs and Super Powers plying their trade along with the old B series Macks. IH 210 series and Autocars. All being dump trucks and cement mixers for the most part
Красота и стиль были у автомобилей
nice👍
Great looking truck. We have a bunch of these at the Hall of Fame Museum in Ct
That 855 HXD was the original 6 cyl gasoline....I take it??
It was replaced at some point, but it is the same as the original, as is the rest of the drivetrain.
@@whitewb28t87 Yeah, as you know.....the heaviest trucks(Federal,DiamondT,Ward La France) had been "dieselized" in wartimes,say 1943.With Hercules or Cummins,even Waukesha manufactured diesels at later times. Dodge(WC)and GMC kept their gas engines.As did COE's Ford F60 and Chevvy
An apple orchard I used to deliver to had one as a dump truck. My dad worked for walleyes express an they had a cab over white about the same vintage.
Smooth, for what it is, and sounds strong enough-
Yeah, inline sixes are inherently balanced. With 855 cubes, it's going to be a torque monster.
I like that ! Show more of her. Are you gonna restore it or just use it as is?
more videos! this thing is seriously cool. Do you have info about the drivetrain, history, etc?
Did you make the engine stand or where did you get it?Engine sounds good.
Rich, I custom built the stand for this engine out of 3" angle iron. These flathead Whites have a great sound.
@@whitewb28t87 Mine has a unique deep mellow sound that's really nice
good starter.. was that a continental engine by any chance?
No, White built their own engines.
@@whitewb28t87 cool
Would be good to see more of the chains
What a beast, I love it !
I own a 1948 white bus with that same engine. 35 years ago, I drove it all over the United States. I went from sea level to over 9500 feet in elevation. Temperature range from -20f to over + 100f. That bus would cruise up to 65 mph on level interstate road without activating the govenor in 5th. I never had any trouble and also quick to start. Same air brake compressor and Holley carb, air cleaner, fan shround, grille, hood and fenders as shown on your video. The front six spoke hubs look the same also.
Never even knew White made a 501. Neat!
Check out my video. Hand cranking White WC-18