WE’VE NEVER STARTED A TRUCK LIKE THIS BEFORE! UNBELIEVABLE!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- You won’t believe how fast this Old dump truck started up!
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Diamond T was founded by the son of a shoe and boot manufacturer (C.A.Tilt) in 1905 in Chicago and was purchased White Motor Company in 1958. REO was purchased by White Motor Company in1957. In 1967 White Motor Company merged Diamond T and REO TRUCKS to make Diamond REO trucks and in1975 Diamond REO was shut down and later in 75 the plant burnt down.
Just as a note, REO stands for Ransom Edward Olds. Mr. Olds started the company after he was edged out at Oldsmobile. REO made cars and trucks till the middle 30s. thanks for the history.
@@rkohnke1 Diamond T also made cars in the early days of their production
@@knoester7714 I was not aware of that. I know that White motor company made steam cars though.
Great information. Thank you!!
That was awesome, I love to see the older engines crank. It's amazing that the old diesels crank after sitting for so many years. Love watching you guys and appreciate the clean fun you and Willie have, thanks.
I honestly think it started at 8 or 9 rotations by the engine side belt, awesome old truck, thanks for taking us along, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Enjoyed this video Hank and Wiley. I must say that I didn't think you would get it to start. Glad you did.
Diamond REO's were common in mid-Michigan where I grew up in '60's and 70's. They may have had a plant in Lansing MI. Great to see one!
Love the old diamond reo trucks, when I was a kid there was still a couple in use where I lived. Don't see any used any more. Keep up the good work!
Thank you sir
Your daughter is like a breath of fresh air. I love the way the old dump truck looks very fancy. Neat style of body. I think I would kinda like to have one if I had any money. LOL
Hank, 2020 was a horrible year. My wife, who had been ill for a long time, went into a nursing home in March of that year and passed away there in July. Due to Covid I was unable to be with her all that time. Along the way, one of your videos popped up on my Facebook newsfeed. I started watching yours, then also others that you mentioned. They really helped me through one of the darkest periods of my life. I enjoy watching you and Wiley and your escapades. You both have a great sense of humor and are very entertaining. Thank you! Richard
Sorry to hear that buddy. God bless you
sorry for your loss amigo
Hank, listen up... next time your out of fuel like this was, loosen the lines at the injectors and while its running on starting fluid, the air will work itself out and you just keep tightening each line up as you see that fuel start dripping real good, It don't need to be flowing, just most of air out... It don't pick its air out of the lines cause its pressure from air not wanting to go through the injectors. You can't hurt that engine running on straight starting fluid... ask old Peg from Spirit Lake up in canada. It might take ten or fifteen minutes to get some of that air out but once it has two or three cylinders a working, its gonna prime itself. I rebuilt my last diesel engine, a cummins for my brother as he had to have his rig a running bad so I did most all the work crippled as I am in four days.. from tear down and new crankshaft and cam, bearings, liners and all, back in his rig and driving... four days so I just might of learned something wrenching heavy equipment for steady twenty years before doing other stuff as well. I did keep turning wrenches as you just can't stop when its all ya really know. Them shutters on the front is to keep some heat in the engine in cold weather as diesels don't run so well cold... you want to stretch the fuel, pour the strained out for chunks old engine oil.... it will run on it just fine, no extra smoke or other. Ask someone that you trust to explain it to you. Decent weather (not dead winter anchorage ak) it will crank and run on straight used oil just as good.... go find out and your going to find out I am right. It has to go through filters for that engine as straight oil or diesel otherwise ain't right unless filtered on any diesel engine
yup, all it needed was a wrench and someone working the gas pedal a bit. shame :)
Kysor radiator shutter 🙂 Spray a decent penetrant/rust-remover onto all the shutter bearings and work them back and forth until the slats each move freely. Clean-up the contacts on the temperature switch and treat them to some dielectric grease to keep them sweet. If it still doesn’t work, check the resistance at the switch with a multimeter, that’s probably the only other failure point. It was designed for use in Arctic conditions so it should be fine your side of Canada 🙂
Sure do miss the days when Autocar, White, Brockway and Diamond Reo were common on jobsites 👍
Those are really cool old trucks!! They don't make em like that anymore! Love the channel Hank and Wiley! Keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching!
One thing i know for sure!! If i'm not an ocean away i really would like to spend a day with you guys!! As Hank say it would be awesome!!! You guys are so funny and do lots of interesting stuff!! Keep it that way!!!
Hank and Whilley great job loved it heckof a jobcant wait for next one.
That is so awesome, starting after all those years
This truck's maker also has a pretty significant tie to the music industry. In 1984, a group of musicians got together in Tennessee, and after a few years paying their dues, they signed a record deal in 1990. Between 1991, and 2006, they had 32 hit singles, five of which hit number one. Their name? Diamond Rio!
Great video Wiley. You too Hank. Here's a novel idea. You should get a nice 5 gal. container and rig up a supply line and a return line. Everytime y'all go to another truck all you have to do is top off your can. That way you by pass all the trash and crap. Great work guys and girl.❤🐘🇺🇸
Hank. You and Wiley need to restore that old diamond reo. It would definitely make a good truck for the farm..
at least get her runnin and wheels on it to see if it'll move would be awesome
I just love this channel ❤️.
Thank you!
Man I remember listening to I got a feeling back when i was in the 6th grade such a good song now I am 24 so that brought back some memories
I believe it will start. Your Dad and Wiley have a good grasp on these old pieces of Iron.. I love these videos.
Thanks Hank and wiley it was a easy one but still enjoy it great work 👍
Love the history. Nice to know its roots....
I love it all guys, it's like my big brother and I fifty years ago
Those new yellow jumper leads you have now, certainly helped with the extra Amps for the 12 volts starter. Amazing quick start.
They are nice!
I like watching the stack blow out nests
Love these trucks. Fantastic oil stick placement
That was awesome. The old Cummins is a great engine.
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Thanks guys ... HOTDOG 🌭 ... love the Diamond Reo ... WoW a 1966👍
Thanks for the history🤟😁🤟
You two are expert mechanics in my eyes .Very excellent video as always guys.
Lol. Not even close. But thank you for the kind words and watching the video. 👍
i love them old trucks they so special to me
Enjoy watching you two get these old gals running again that Cummins in that reo must be in really good shape to start that easy. Thanks guys I work along with you on them. Sometimes I get right but you two get right more times than i do.
I never knew about Diamond T trucks until I ventured to Kansas to pickup a Ford! The old fella had a ton of cool Diamond T's even an old cabover semi tractor. Fun video Hank! 👍😁
Someone needs to restore this
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I think this one might defeat your efforts, but here's to trying.
My mother had fond memories of a Rio car in the UK that her father ran in the 1920s, but the family lost a considerable amount in the thirties and the Rio was long gone. Later, he had a small UK car, but had moved from their home of mother's fond memory in the country. Whenever I see a reference to Rio, it causes fond flashes of memory of her words about that car.
Old Cummings engine sound great. Great video
Personally I like seeing what flies out the the exhaust better than the belt turning lol
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me too
My Dad owned a '66 Diamond T that was sort of a Reo hybrid. It came from the factory with a Diamond T cab (had the door emblems) and chassis but a fiberglass Diamond Reo hood with Diamond T emblems instead of the metal fenders. I have pictures. Came with a 238 and 10 Speed Roadranger.
I owned & used a single axle 1066 diamond T tractor with a 6V53 detroit diesel . The cab was just like that one youre working on, it was one of the best trucks i've owned!!
25:39 "Exactly". Love your videos.
You NEED to come to Tennessee. If you are driving all the way to Georgia just keep on driving and come to Tennessee. The people here are very friendly.
Having lunch with two friends from Tennessee as I type this👍
Good job and ready Good and God bless yall
This so awesome that truck come from Bainbridge ga I live in Bainbridge born and raised here that's awesome to see this truck my granddad works for the city of Bainbridge he watch the video and confirmed he drove back in the day that truck when he first started out at the city of Bainbridge in the 90's
That’s really cool
I remember the old White trucks that looked like this and that might be a 220 and one of the best sounding engines EVER! The local VFD had a Studebaker/Reo deuce-and-a-half G.I. truck with a tank on it. Reo gas engine. Good old truck. Shutters to maintain engine temps but also close and help economy by not having the fan pulling air all the time. You must've sweet talked Wiley pretty heavy. God Bless!
Another fine video w ol sparky lol! The under pressure song was sampled by vanilla ice,the original band was queen and Mr David bowie
It wants to get back to work ! Have a Blessed Day! TCB⚡️
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In Ice and snow country those would be closed all of the time. The blizzards are so bad that Cars have block heaters running 24/7. My dad drove to get mom from the airport and on the way back they had to shovel snow out of the truck to keep the engine warm enough to keep running! Grand Forks back to Lagdon N.D. (sp maybe). Temp living up there while being prime designer on massive Radar. 🙂
In the early 80's I drove a Diamond Rio semi with straight exhaust, it was loud.
Thank you for YOUR APPRECIATION Hank
Hello hamtonville farm hank and Wiley another. Great will it start video I was very pleased to see a diamond reo. Will it start this is first one of a will start it ever seen when it live up north they were very popular trucks for local oil companies home oil delivery and local trash companies had them they had them in gas jobs also I think before Diseal then change over to Diseal. Engines stay blessed 🙏
Hey Hank. Love those Ole Diamond Reo's. I retired from a big construction company out of Connecticut. Back in the 80's they purchased 15 of these dump trucks. They weren't that good looking of a truck but were dependable and work horse's.
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Thank you for the videos. Always enjoy seeing the older trucks and equipment.
Thank you for watching
Great video..old cummins 220.once put a piston and liner in one on the side of the road then drove it 560 miles home.dam good engine.sounded cool too.thanks for "makin oil"guys.
Lovely truck, built when things were made to last. That engine runs great. I really hope she's saved.
Another great find that temp controlled radiator louvers that’s real old school.
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Hi guys. The power steering was probably Armstrong like the windows winders. Cheers from Australia Mick
These old trucks are neat. I wish I could buy a few of these beauties an restore them !
Nice butterfly hood!!!
Growing up as a kid in Utah the City of North Salt Lake had a Beautiful Red Fire Engine mounted on a Diamond Reo Cab and Chassis it was a exciting site to see it responding on a fire call! 2 Thumbs up Guys
Good video Hank and its good to see Wiley with you
Excellent video Hank :) & Wiley :) also any motor be well maintained up can start up no problem to and I have seen it to in 3 steps get motor start too after sitting no start up ! Myself seen in gas motor not start up in gas motor was 25 years and Desiel motor was 23 years take few steps too get going too anyone do get running nice! Also Hank song More Than Feeling is by Rock Group Boston it 1978 hit from them Lol!
I’m a truck driver for 46 years those old Cummins just keep going they are little week but they run
Awesome an old diamond reo
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it was a great video keep up the good work I enjoy watching you and Wiley
Nothing like a Hamiltonville farms video while battling covid
Get better soon
@@HamiltonvilleFarm thanks
The key turns it on buddy you gotta use the push button on the left there to start it
Cool video 👌
That is cool as, sounds and looks awesome. So much want.
My mom's family had a Diamond T Pick up 3/4 ton they used to deliver furniture they made all over Arkansas in the 40's
love the older trucks!! Keep up the good work guys!!
Watch a few other Will it start on Semi and heavy equipment instead of toting batteries they use a couple of jump boxes they are lighter and easy to move around, just a idea. one I watch has one of them that has 24 volts to jump with.
Howboutcha fellas.... That ol Rio still has life in her!
That was amazing she fired up you guy's keep me laughing !
Great old diamond rio great video thanks Hank and Wylie
Keepin the faith …..it will crank
I injoy the program keep it up boy's.
My dad had a 69 D.R dump truck with a detroit engine. 👍👍
John Morton from Edmonton Alberta Canada! Hi You Two! Just as If You Knew what you were doing! Good job!
my grandad used to call the cresent wrench a several 16ths
It will crank by the Time wiley has done with it the diesel whisperer all ways gets it done 👍
Make a great project for someone with the know how bro. Great video again guys. Safe travels
Them boys have it under control it will fire up Hey Hank what's going on with the Msck Superliner
Thank you kindly
Emmitt Arrowood
A Paving company back in the day back in my home town off Boone NC had Diamond Reo Giant dump trucks the front axel set back. Neat trucks
Watch out Hank,that beautiful daughter of yours may steal the show.
Love the content bro please keep it up
Thank you
I hope u guy keep this one for ur self
They were great trucks white Reo and Diamond MY DAD had them as garbage trucks in NJ
Great video Hank, that old Cummins fired right up and sounds good!
Hello From, Fayetteville Lincoln Tennessee, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's nice that your daughter introduces the video!
Thank you
Other than a bent hood and a cracked windshield it appears to be mint. It looks like it has a GM car alternator on it. That's fake news there's no way that started that easy the slow motion replay was really cool totally awesome
Lol
Awesome video God bless
I can remember those trucks brand new and sitting on the lots.
Those luvers are for cold start and cold county's, from what I've been told, all the best to yous and your loved ones
I really like their music 🎶
Tha company was started by tha rock ban REO speed wagon. Thay invented tha trucks to carry their music equipment.
cool dip stick
That Ole Reo Wants to Get Going.Put Some Tires on it . Lol.
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If you wipe sump oil over the darter plate it is easy to read.
Love to see happy people is these times and that engine sounds so good. Check out diesel creek he's like you but has way more promlems (--: ran outta fuel and ended up with an air lock major bleeding needed/ Pretty lady though.