Ford L9000 CAT 3406 hauling sand in New England
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2023
- #ford #trucking #caterpillar #3406 #excavator #construction #asmr #newengland
Ride along with me in our Ford L9000 powered by Cat 3406C hauling sand to our site. Please enjoy the sites and sounds, if you do hit the like button and subscribe to see more. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Just watching the scenery was relaxing!
That 3406c sounds incredible
Amazing video man I just subscribe to your channel I was actually wanting to know can you do an ASMR video of this truck, but would hire PMs and a start up at the beginning because this sounds great
Absolutely Cody! I'm looking forward to filming more or these with this truck. Keep an eye out for one coming up with my other truck grabbing gears and pulling hills(sounds awesome) I just finished filming you will have to let me know what you think!
@@rogerw421 amazing brother stay safe
What an amazing sound!!!! What year is this one, and what transmission are you running? Can you please do a super long ASMR with Engine startup at the beginning, super high RPM shifting, and engine shutdown at the end? Please make it as long as possible, and please continue to do ASMR’s on this truck, as well as the other trucks you run, with everything I requested. For me, the longer the ASMR’s, the better!! Also, what are the other trucks you run? You’ve earned a new subscriber!! Please let me know ASAP.
Did you get my comment with my request? I know you're super busy hauling and working, so please let me know when you can - would really appreciate it!
I’m seeing your comment now! Thanks. This trucks a 95 with a 3406c 8ll we run a 98 sterling (ford) 9522 with a 3406e I just posted a new video with that truck this morning. I currently am restoring my grandfathers 1986 Ltl 9000 as well. Unfortunately the l9000 is down for the count getting a new dump body frame rails and a cab! Please check out my upcoming videos of the project. Thanks for the sub!!
Can u shift without using the clutch?
Yes, I find it smoother a lot of times to clutch. I used to float every gear but especially with this truck I tend to use the clutch