1964 White Diesel Truck 4400 TD - Salvage Yard Find! - Weekend Restoration
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Found us a new project in the woods. Have plenty of plans for this one until the next one picks back up. Thank you everyone for all of the great support!
I drove one just like that for a Cartage Company in Cincinnati in 1976, my first Truckin' job, it was a real MOOSE to handle, but, NEVER failed me !! I was just 25 years old then..
I remember back in the late 60s my dad bought one like your. He made it a dump truck. Bad because it was way too heavy. He made me drive the thing. Wonder I don’t kill my self. Think would not stop. Later I saw the air lines were not connected to the back axel. He just said drive slow. Things were different back in those days. Made me be a safer driver.i would become an locomotive engineer with the Union Pacific 40+ years now retired. The White is a blast from my past! Thanks for showing it.
I could spend years in that salvage yard I love old tractors and old farm equipment
What a beautifully decorated yard....shithawks paradise.....i want my front and back yard like it!
Nice find. You had me right up to the point when you said you were going to remove the box-type fuel tanks with the built in step. Plenty of trucks had those when I started driving in 69. Positive ground was common, too.
Old Cummins...that’s ok. Any old truck is worth saving. I didn’t remember seeing this video before, so I’m returning. Good job. 🤩
good Lord look at all the old iron that's awesome!
I know it's your truck and all but, I'd keep those fuel tanks. They're classic and everyone but everyone has those chrome torpedo tanks. They don't do anything for a vintage gem like that.
Man, this is fantastic. I never seen a tractor junkyard...
I drove one of those way back at the start of my trucking career. Same transmission, square tanks, single axle tractor. Think the back window was rectangular, and it had a air start on it. Absolutely no frills, but I remember liking it. Use to haul plastic out of Massachusetts down to New Jersey, then pick up soap at Colgate Palmolive in Jersey city. 45,000lbs on a single axle tractor and 42 or 45 ft trailer. Sure was a long slow ride home. I loved trucking back then, it’s been a long time since I felt that way about it. I’m almost done, just part time these days.
I drove a 1964 White tandem, in 1973.It was the 1st truck assigned to me by a private carrier.It had a NH-220 Cummins,w/r-96 Fuller single countershaft 10 sp. It was an old Acme Markets Truck from Phila.,Pa.
I'm new to channel . I love the old vintage trucks. The white is one you don't see anymore. I'll enjoy watching fix it up.I won't miss a video👍. Thanks and be safe.😀
I have a working 1965 9064TD White with a 13' dump box, used to be a tractor, we lengthened the frame and added the dump box. My dad bought it in "73" off the the Jaress truck dealer lot in Toledo Ohio, there was three of them there at the time, they used to be Interstate Truck Lines tractors. We used it as a lowboy tractor till 1995. Mine has a Cummins NHE225 with the last brand new NH block from Cummins when we had it rebuilt. It had a Fuller RT-910 in it but needed lower and higher gears so we put a Fuller RTO-9513 in, much better!
wow! this place is a gold mine!!!! not only do I love every semi made from 1992 and below, but I love farm equipment....awesome video!
Your spot on about 1992 not many people know that
@@mathewhickey7760 no computer controlled crap for me LOL!!!!
GOOD LUCK !!!!!!!
beautiful old trucks of that era,the Whites, Macks and Internationals.
Nice find! 🙂👍 those old White trucks look awesome
Looking forward to watching this one on its journey back to life
I like those fuel tanks!
Great job with backing in the tow truck
Beautiful tow truck. Love the white, I would leave it a single axle only because I like those the best. That’s how trucking first started out,single axle truck and trailer.
i will miss seeing that old truck when i got to that salvage yard. but im real glad its getting a new life, it was a cool old truck, they must of scrapped the wrecker bed that was next to it at the yard
The bed is still sitting there not sure if I showed it though
Bruce Wilson should watch this so he could get an education on trucks. Great video!
Cool White but, very nice 389!
It's a good looking truck just like the old pete you have cant wait to see those trucks being able to move again on there own power without the help out a tow truck.Nice tow trucks by the way.Nice vids keep up the good and nice content.
That place looks like heaven nice truck to very nice
Nice save
What a gold mine that place was
Would love to see you guys do an old firetruck.
Would love to find one somewhere
Oh boy that is a great old truck 😁
Absolutely love the truck man. Like the body set up as really. I'd fix the rust holes an get it running and driving again and run it around and enjoy it while I was working on the Pete that is an amazing find love both trucks. Thank u sir for saving them an just giving u my opinion on the truck.
Good looking truck, never realised they mounted motors slanted.
Yeah thats a pretty cool setup
Love these videos , thanks
So Nice, I miss the old iron and seeing them on the road. That thing is almost perfect for me haha leave it as original as you can Tanks and axels ,wheels maybe and elec yes for parts selection. Good luck and I can"t wait to see you progress with this nice truck.
Lotta Wrecker for single Axl truck I have towed same type truck with Holmes 500 on c 50 c60 Chevy but hey that's fine tow truck fir sure great video
It's just the tow truck we had on hand and ready to go haha thanks!
The the old truck .. I could spend a lot of time in that yard
Sweet truck, I'd love it if it was tandem.
An old work hours 250 Cummins was popular along with the old 318 Detroit old wrecker man 55 years towing and recovery
🌴🥃🤠👌 BADASS TRUCKS 😎👍🌴
WHERE IS THAT PLACE ? LOOKS LIKE NORTH LOUISIANA TO ME.💚
That’s gonna be a fun project!
Bet that White was a semi originally! Am I wrong? A little rough but worth saving. Glad you got the title. Looking forward to seeing more of this rig.🥰
Really good respectful channel really like what you do
Thank you!
Wow look at the old iron
I want one 🚧👍
That truck is cool just like it is, dents and all. Get it running, throw a flatbed on there, I bet it's a blast to drive. it's always easy to throw on some new gas tanks, but those have the look. If their not too far gone, try Muriatic Acid, that will clean it up and take the rust out. Rinse it out well and throw some fuel in right away to coat it, to prevent flash rusting. You probably know that, maybe someone here can use that information, but original is original. Owning a wrecker is a curse. I keep bringing shit home I don't need.I love old weird vintage stuff.
Get rid of the under frame exhaust also and put a nice little stack on it.
Cool stuff
And on 11:00 a dragline 😎😎
Make it a short wheelbase tandem! That cab damage is pretty common on dumptrucks. Bet the bed dropped and knocked the shit outta it.
Love it lots truck and car
Joss.. mantap Truck e
That bloke wants to get a few more tractors!!
I think the 64 white would look good in a John Deere green with black emblems to match the John Deere paint design when you get to that point
you guys should grab that old wrecker body that was beside it and put it on it
Sad to see all those rusting machine's. At one time they we're all brand new.
She's be sweet as a wrecker.
almost looks like an old hess truck
Just a suggestion but, I'd try to find a newer Pete cut off, for the drive axles.
I think if you do need parts for this truck it will be harder to find parts. Nice truck not as much rust as you'd expect for a 50 year old truck!
I have a double tandem frame with axles.
some!! do a full reno on her and be gentle good thing take time
Neat old rig. Where was it made? We had a White Truck Factory in Cleveland.
220 Cummins? keep the original tanks, its about restoration not modernisation.
Gotta be or really know a McClelland to get a hold of their fleet wrecker, too! I know ray was on diesel power and shit.. is that you?
Gotta link up brother, I'm from Rochester, and I love this type shit.
Just put a vid up for you to enjoy as i enjoy yours its called Independence Camaro happy 4th of July stay safe P.L and S ty.
sweet. but i'd want to keep the step tanks, too cool.
I hear NH doesn't need titles, so hopefully you can get it to NH.
Up 19 from Zelie! Before rusty hook on the right... isn't this still sitting somewhere along 19?
Yup. Looks like Burgh Salvage, now Burgh Implement. A truly amazing place.
I've driven a 65 before as a dumb truck it had a 220 Cummings,wish you guys would tell the size of the engine...hint.!!!
If no more than scuff and buff and if luck held, break the engine loose as that many miles unless heavy rusted cylinders and doubt unless something opened a hole up to inside besides a mouse or rat. Highly doubt that guys who care could not break free. A few jerks on the drivetrain instead of driving the old train and rock a by baby she will come lose unless the clutch falls in and on the floor.... I hate it when that happens. I drove one of those for Johnson Brothers in concrete washington in the sixties.
I dont think he has enough tractors 😂
On mine I had a brake limiter where that panel is falling
Found out it used to have a lift axle on it
The size of that tractor scrap yard kinda scares me.
Wow... So many tractors! Could the eng be a cummins hrb-600??? Idk about a 180 Cummins. I am interested in some items they have. How can i get in contact?
They like their farmalls don't they?
Do you know the origins of that truck? I ask because my dad used to drive a truck VERY similar to that one hauling asphalt in New Hampshire, his was actually #22, and had a crunch in the back of the cab just like that one. When he drove it it had an air tag. same color green too. A lot of stuff similar to his old mule...Love to hear from you....He has a few pics of it too
It does have asphalt on the springs and under the front fenders may be the same truck
@@weekendrestoration1498 I would bet it is the same truck, how cool!!!!! Where did you find it? The dent above the rear window was after my dad moved on to another truck, it hauled around a pug mill setup and the conveyor struck the cab there.
Well can you keep the Pete. Original plz and at leased try to keep it original
I can't help notice the snail horns on to the motor. Are they electrical? they look exactly like he ones on my 64 Ford Galaxie.
Those are the city horns. Yes they are electric just like on your car.
Does it have a backdrop manifold?
Guess we'll see the next video in a few months..
You’re from butler county?
Got a 125 aluminum fuel tank I want 100 for mine I know the guy that has the other come off peterbuilt
Where is this place at? I’m always interested in old tractor salvage yards
Porterville Pa
What the heck's happenin' with the old Pete needle nose? Is it done?
Sir, where is that Yard?? I really need some of those tractor parts.
Are you from Pa
@@weekendrestoration1498 No, I'm in Florida, but I'm retired and have chased antique aircraft parts from Canada to Brazil so Pa would be easy for some antique tractor parts.
You have to have a hobby when your old....LOL
If they have a 1456 I need parts off it.
diesel2602 got one need parts as well mines a gold demo
I know where a White Diamond Mustang wench truck is if you interested. Texas truck.
Where is that located
Where about in Texas? That's my neighbor....
If the transmission is light duty, then why make it tandem?
Might end up changing the trans. Not going to be a work truck so it doesn't matter
@@weekendrestoration1498 I guess my main interest is in reviving junk for practical purposes, at least partly, not as show or museum pieces. I suppose talk of brush marks and chrome tanks should have illustrated our differences as well.
Gosto muito de ver você consertando trator caminhões carros e ver eles funcionando, fico feliz ,sou caminhoneiro Mario do rio de janeiro CEP 21670470 Vicente tropiq152
charlie burgh's
jake brake?
Where're yinz from?
What is a “filder”?
Ha, ha ...... "Oil Filder"