History of Paccar Inc. | Truck History Episode 10
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- čas přidán 3. 10. 2019
- Hey there, Jack's Chrome Fam!! Today we have a very exciting episode of Truck History to share with you guys! In honor of this being our episode #10 of our fan-favorite Truck History series, we figured we would do something extra BIG to celebrate! Thank you all for supporting these videos and for all of your help along the way! Today, we start you off in 1905 with the humble beginnings of one of best known brands in the trucking industry. Enjoy!
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This is a true American legend and it doesn't get better than this. ''Stay young keep your wheels in motion.....!!''.
That's Anthony Seal's 389 w/ the " banana swoop " paint job hooked to that bull wagon @ 5:02 .
Thank you for a very informative video! I deal with PACCAR, TRP, CAT, CUMMINS, and so many other parts everyday as that I deliver parts to our customers. I work for Kenworth Sales Co, Rocky Mtn. region based out of Salt Lake City. I have many customers who like the quality and value of PACCAR parts.
Thanks for your great videos. I inspect big rigs and videos like yours give me info that. While not really necessary for what I do, I learn a great deal of good information. Thanks. I really enjoy these.
I really appreciate & enjoy these truck history videos from Jack's Chrome Shop! I've found no other CZcams channel that has such a great collection of the information. And yes, when it comes to chrome....I do know Jack's
Thanks so much! We appreciate your support :)
04:08 ... Normandy (F), real heroes. Great dokumentation ! Greetings from south Germany
Greetings!
GREAT STORY!
AS I AM BOTH A TRUCKER AND A RAILROADER, THIS WAS QUITE INTERESTING !!
Thank you!
@@jackschromeshop8296 I once knew a railroader with a small regional firm that said, when he looks at a tractor-trailer near the yard, that thinks I want that load! As a trucker's son and a railfan, I am aware of the rivalry; I grew up around the consequences. I mean that in the city I lived in from infancy to about second grade, I saw many loading docks that were for rail use when my grandmother was a girl, used for tractor-trailers.
I hope you are always safe.
Looking forward great 👍 truck 🛻
Awsome all American channel! Keep up great videos and God bless 'Merica
Awesome documentary! Keep up the good work. Lots of trucker politics on ANY topic but you just lay out facts so I like the format.
Thank you sir. We are here to entertain and inform! Glad we accomplished our goal! 😊
Fantastic some of the info I knew but a lot I did not keep it going
this was a quick beautiful walk down PACCAR's history of success
Thank you! 😊
The image of 'laid-off' employees at the 9m26 mark is actually one of Paccar staff locked-out by the employer at the Ste-Therese (Montreal Qc) Canada plant in 2014 during union negociations. As mentioned the Ste-Therese plant was closed in 1996 but entirely rebuilt and modernized a few years later and still in operation today, where both Kenworth and Peterbilt class 7 trucks are built on the same assembly line.
Thanks! I really enjoyed this.
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great video.
Great video but me and Kenworth engineers on the T880 and the T990 need to have a discussion
PACCAR has a parts distribution facility in Rockford Illinois.
How about a truck history focused around catapilar and thier involve their involvement in the trucking industry.
History of Caterpillar Engines | Diesel History Episode 1 comes out next Friday. Hope you like it
@@jackschromeshop8296 think I will!
@@jackschromeshop8296 Sounds great!
Cat power eating Cummins and shitting Detroits since 1925
@@daneblackburn613 that is why cat is out of trucking business, they couldn't hang😅
I always considered the T600 a milestone in the evolution but it didn't even get a mention here.
Only wanted to highlight the two big owner-op trucks. We cover it in our history of Kenworth video!
Stuff likes this, makes me proud to be from the American west.
I love PACCAR
Do a doc on Leyland trucks plz
that is a good story for now the W900 is The King of The Road.
I really hope that these guy's don't get rid of the W 900 cause i'm pretty sure that they will be able to shut the KW truck line right down and close the doors, they say sale's have been slipping down wards !!! well i'm so sorry to here that guy's, but if they get rid of the W-900 in the line up!! they might just as well close the doors, !!!!! just say'n !!!!!!!!
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How about film without the distracting music. People don't complain when there's no music
I hope they don't stop production of the w900 , it's the Cadillac of trucks, if they do i hope they bring back the k100 aerodyne
Don't forget paccar also bought Hays and put them out of business the Canadian built 18 wheelers
Just be honest with us... we know the W900 is going away... it legally has to in 2025. They’re just being smart by getting the replacement (the W990) our early so people get used to it.
v8Truckerchannelv8 new EPA standards for fuel economy and aerodynamics for new medium and heavy duty trucks sold. And the external air breathers are a big air drag.
Thanks for the info Drew
@ Drew;
K&N has a conversion for this that helps both aerodynamics & helps force-feed the air intake of our trucks, is this going to help our older trucks, or will all of the old-school truckers be forced to replace their rigs??🥺
why is it goin away legally by 2025
Would love to see a history of Autocar if at all possible
Coming very soon, possibly with a special surprise 😊
I have only seen one autocar truck and that was in over the top lol
k200 Kenworth in aus ??
Kenworth and Pete should have never stopped putting cummins and cats in their trucks
Do you have the history of Diamond Rio trucks
In the works!
@@jackschromeshop8296 thanks a lot I'm really hooked on your videos
The W990 looks like a cross between a KW, International, and a Freightliner. Somebody missed the mark way wide.
Waaaaaayyyy wide
You left out Paccar’s purchase of Portland, Oregon based Wagner Mining Equipment company from Eddie Wagner in a stock purchase when Eddie Wagner took it public in 1973 and owned it for almost 20 years until they sold it to Atlas Copco of Sweden. Under the ownership of Wagner Mining in 1987 Wagner’s introduction of the LHD scooptram affactionately known as the ST-8B with the patented of the SHAR brake systems that revolutionized braking systems of underground mining equipment used today. How I know this I worked their in final assembly as a heavy duty diesel mechanic on the first ST-8B and built and installed most of the SHAR brakes for the next 15 years.
Didn’t know that, thanks for sharing!
A paccar water pump today probably costs more than their first truck
A diesel mechanic told me that Paccars are the best engine out there...strange because cummins is almost the same and it has more broken trucks ive seen out there
Yea keep believing that mechanic like sheep's do, he probably a mechanic at loves truckstop 😅
I would have put a little more emphasis on the 379 Pete
Hi there, Matt! Thank you for watching this video! If you'd like to learn more about the Peterbilt 379, please check out our History of the Peterbilt Square Hood Truck, as well as our 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Peterbilt 379! ;)
Anyone else think Paccar is gonna lose more money when they retire the 389 and W900L?
Buenas tardes sus videos son muy tenicos gracias por favor tenerme en cuenta para sus videos por favor tradusirlos para entenderlos mejor que Dios los proteja hasta pronto
Puroinglesnoentiendo
Monopoly anyone?
I've always wondered why DAFs have Paccar engines...
Wonder Why Peet's and Kenworth have Paccar engine as this engine is a developed in the Netherlands,just so you know
@@dutchman2506 It becomes more and more complicated...
@@dutchman2506 This is a very advanced engine and is (in theory!!) very reliable. According to Paccar, MX engines are capable of B B ,i.e 90% of MX engines are capable (again, in theory!) to reach and exceed 1 000 000 miles
mark. Usually, CAT engines are capable of B 50.
Instead of using good old fashioned cast iron and forget steel, MX engines have a lot of components made from compressed graphite which in return gives less internal weight/inertia and higher strength and rigidity.
At least in Europe, DAF engines (MX) have reputation for being relatively reliable and economical units.
And yes, MX engines are Netherlands child not American one.
I've always thought that Paccar had DAF engines.
Paccar business model, shut down plants lay off employees buy another company.
To bad paccar has planned obsilesance into its engines with the notorious oil leaking plastic engine oil pans.
You can’t pause for dramatic effect on a pun and say “no pun intended”.
His name is pronounced Pig-ot.
I believe the partner was pronounced 'too-ee'
I've driven both KenWorth and Peterbilt and in my opinion they turn like crap. If I pulled 45 and 48 feet trailers it wouldn't be so bad but with some of the places I've had to put 53 and 57 feet long trailers I'd rather drive something I don't take half the day doing it.
go back to truck driving school and learn how to drive ---- I have driven nothing but long hoods since 1984 and I have turned and backed every place I go --- I in a friends Cascadia once that sucked
Sounds like a tractor and trailer might be too much for you to handle. Have you given any thought to maybe a dump truck or even UPS delivery? Leave the large cars to truck drivers.
Smh sound like that to much truck for u. Go an drive a Volvo
Looks like somebody’s not a professional driver because the real ones out there can drive anything
DoNot Need Agreed KW and Pete both have terrible turning radius and turning ratio also. They’ve never really improved turning ratio on any of their trucks. The thing you’ve noticed is practically every other truck out there has improved steering system.
I'm good I'll take my Cummins and cat or Detroit
todd lee Cummings Builds PACCAR
Mario Hernandez “Cummings” doesn’t make shit.
@@MarioHernandez-bx3mr no they dont, they just share the dpf system
Background music is so loud. That loud, viewing is felt torturous.
Shame, many viewers will not be able to enjoy listening and know Paccar's history, here.
Might be a little loud.. but I don’t think torturous is the word you’re looking for there lol. Also, we don’t have a problem getting people to watch, so, no shame here. 😊
Paccard trucks at this point cost way to much for what they are and how long they actaully last. They are weak under powered and over priced.
Great Northwest what are you talking about they run just as good as a Cummings and Detroit and cat as soon as you rip off the DPF lol
@@MarioHernandez-bx3mr from what I have heard it not nessessarily a matter of power or smooth running it's life span. They are just trying to squeeze to much power out of a engine with that small a cylinder. But I'm totally with on the DEF I love me some chipped 60 series detriots.
Great Northwest Yes Sir you’re absolutely right about the displacement
Interesting but boring