For those who don't get it: A) Go to 5:19, you will see the regular 1-2-3-4 pattern shifting, thats how the 1st stick operates all the time. This should be fairly straightforward. B) @ 5:30 the 3rd stick (the range selector) has to be used. This stick ONLY moves when shifting up from 4th to 5th (L) or down from 5th (L) to 4th. C) Gears 5 to 8 are SPLIT in Lo and Hi. Going from L to H or H to L on a same gear requires using the 2nd stick (the "splitter") in addition to the 1st one. D) @5:34 you can finaly see the splitter into action . The 1st stick has to go to neutral then back into gear when splitting. Thats 5 -lo to 5- hi. E) From then on you see the 1st stick going along the standard 1-2-3-4 pattern but repeating each position twice, thus spitting lo/hi for gears 5 to 8. That's about it.
whoever invented this multi stick system, is a pure stroke of genius. NOT for his invention, but for having been able to get a manufacturer to actually put this into their trucks. Totally insane.
All those extra two sticks do is change the range from high to low and out of direct and into direct. You're not actually moving shift forks with two of them, it’s opening or closing air solenoids. The old two-stick spicer transmissions needed two sticks because there were actually two gearboxes that you needed to shift.
@@Firebird_876 how many two stick trucks have you driven. A few are 2 shifts, a few are 3 shifts but, most are 4 shift and are either double under drive or double overdrive
It's not as bad as it looks. The center stick with the silver shaft is the actual shifter stick, and moves in the usual pattern. The stick on the right with the skull is the low-high range switch, it goes to the right for the lower gears and left for the higher ones. The left stick is the splitter, it splits each gear into two. It goes back for the lower gear and forward for the higher one.
Your comment helped me understand someone else's. Between this comment and a couple others I think I understand the shifting pattern. Does this use a clutch?
I learned on twin sticks over 52 years ago . Of course all us old school boys know you can minimized all that shifting but it looks impressive anyway .
it's a 13 speed. the 'stick' on the right is replacing the range selector switch. The 'stick' on the left is replacing the splitter switch. you can see him shift all 13 speeds starting at 5:16 as follows: low, 1'st, 2'nd, 3'rd, 4'th, then selects high range (right stick), then 5'th direct, 5'th overdrive (left stick), 6'th direct, 6'th over (left stick), 7'th direct, 7'th over (left stick), 8'th direct, 8'th over (left stick). He kicks the shifter (middle stick) into neutral then back into gear when he splits 5'th to 8'th gears. I agree that it looks cool, but for me the novelty would wear of in about 15 minutes.
SnowDogRedSectorEh some off the super heavy hauling old macks had THREE gearboxs here in kiwi land. Look up bill hohepa (talking trucks) for a small doco and cab ride.
Hey I just came across your video absolutely brought back memories when I first started heavy hauling originally started with your standard 18 speed the company I work for and to make a long story short I had the opportunity to learn on the three stick and I took it I am from then on I got switched to a different truck and I drove that truck for a better part of 35 years with the same truck probably rebuilt twice I am currently retired from doing the heavy haul and a three stick I’m back to doing local stuff and your standard 18 speed just thought I’d comment on your video because it brought back memories keep those gearshifting thank you very much for the Memories
to be honest, I don't know how many times I've watched this video, but I probably could figure it out, it's just a 13 speed with 3 sticks. left one is the stick that splits the high gears. middle stick is the one that goes through all of the gears. and the right one is the stick that gets the transmission from the low to high gears and vice versa.
Now that I have read your comment and watched the video again I completely agree with you. I was really impressed the first time I watched this but now not so much. I have driven 13 speeds and you make perfect sense. Seems like a lot of extra hand movement just to look good. I do love the way this truck sounds though!
robfromaz1977 I've watched this video a lot, and since i noticed he only split his high gears, i was like oh it must be a 13. Pretty cool video to be honest.
Dabe Ivan when I first watched the video, i was really confused, then the more I watched it, the more I realized it didn't seem that hard. The twin stick and the triple stick transmissions are before my time lol, im only 16. But id like to try one out one day
ALL SHOW! He has a 13 speed Road Ranger with a low/ high and /direct/ overdrive air valves. What he has done is removed the air buttons and substituted two sticks to shift the air valves. The center stick is the main transmission gear shift lever. The left stick is the direct and overdrive air valve button. The stick with the skull on top is the low/high range button. ALL SHOW. As Phoney as baloney is called beef!
Weldon Boethel Just "Show Boating"! Put him behind the wheel of a truck with a 'screaming jimmy' for power and a 5 & 4 transmission with a pair 'mixing sticks'. Separates the men from the boys who just play at shifting.
This guy probably has less break- downs in his truck because he knows how to shift and he respects his truck and takes care of his truck all the time. More power to you sir and may all of your travels always be safe ones with our Lord with you wherever you go.
Left Stick = OverDrive Selector Middle = Standard Gears Right = Range Selector Taking the truck out of gear whilst selecting overdrive sometimes is really not necessary
JohnnyWishbone85 actually normally trucks used twin stick shifters till the 70’s or 80’s I’m not sure, actually three stick transmissions are really uncommon
Nice anti theft system! From what I gather watching this though, if I'm right, it's just a normal transmission (probably a 13) with a stick for the range selector and another stick for the splitter. Not as complicated as it looks, but if some random person hopped in they wouldn't have a clue what to do!
I was a driver for at least 20 years on twin 4 speeds, or 5's and 3's and 5's and 4's and others, how about a 4 speed main and 2 speed auxillary?, not any of those left are there.?? This young guy here is a darned good gear shifter, why knock him? He knows what he's doing, is good at it, and enjoys his skill. Good on you brother.
It's sad that most people bash this guy. That's some serious shifting. Most people on here probably don't know how to even float the gears they probably drive sloped nose and a pussy automatic
Ok now I am officially confused. When I started out in trucking I got confused with switching from low to high Lmao ! Now you have really confused the hell out of me with a 3 shifter ? You do it with such ease too. Thanks for sharing the vid ! I like the skull on the shifter that was a classy touch .
No wonder i always see big rigs drifting off the road and hitting the rumble strips. The driver is inside playing tidily winks with the gear shifters.. wtf lol .... LOVE THE TURBO WHISTLE!
Not that my opinion matters but this video is cool. It raises plain old shifting in a big rig to another level. Yes. It isn't necessary. Neither are polished wheels, custom interior, or an eye-catching paint job. If trucking is in your blood, some guys find ways to dial it up a notch. That set-up is not something you see everyday in real life. I had no idea you could even do that till seeing this video. This video is a celebration of an appreciation for the mechanical wonders of big rig transmissions. Shifting gears is a smooth gentle process. Done well. It's a thing of beauty. The driver is in sync with the machine and vis versa. It's hard to see but I believe he's shifting without using the clutch. That's finesse. Lots of people drive truck. Some do it with style and finesse raising it to an art. Thanks for sharing this video.
He's just making it look more complicated... The center one is the only actual gear shift... The right one is only a high/low range switch... The left one is the splitter switch. He's just making you think it's just that difficult... But it's not. He is actually able to move left stick to split gears before he (really) shifts with the center one. He can use one hand easily to do the same job... He's just putting on a show for the viewers by moving them at the same time is all. I should know... I've got two sticks now on mine. The high/low switch is on my (real) shifter. Same thing as him only minus the third stick. Make sense? Smoke and mirrors... Lol
Al Mihalos I can steal it because it's easy to me I know what he dowing just the gear shifter on the midel side and the right side for high and low gears the left shifter is for Light and heavy gear its very simple for me
Na, I love hearing a sweet engine noise. I was driving a 5.7 SS Commodore with a 3” system. The drone got annoying on highways, but for those times when you got to a tunnel, ohhhh boy.
I grew up drivin my dad's garbage trucks, where we had 60,000 on a turned up Hendrickson, with a 5 and a 4 and a manual. rear after that one, that I would shift 21 forward gears to reach a top speed of 45MPH. I shifted from home to home on residential routes where you stop and go all day long, all summer, winter, etc.I learned on these trucks when I was 16yrs old. I love truckin', But i REMEMBER a lot more shiftin' in my days. and I have a brother "COUNTRY BOY" out of LUCK WI, Who loves these old 3 STICKER TRUCKS TO THIS DAY! . and collects them Ol' B model and KW's on a farm he calls "Tired Iron Hill"...kinda has a nice rang to it! Later guys, jus puttin in my two cents...which is what it's worth..
signman1122: Thanks for sharing those memories. Finding that ""cog"" and double clutchin some of the old non-synchronized transmissions could be a workout especially on a cold morning. First time I ever climbed into a B-61 Mack, I was 16Yrs (1959) by the end of the day my left leg was pegged out from the heavy duty clutch.
My two brothers and I used to play tag on deadhead GMC Scenicruiser Greyhounds running screaming jimmy and a couple of sticks. Dad still holds a CDL and uses it.
It's called walking the sticks. Back when truck driving meant something. That's the way it was back then. I am retired from it now 25 yrs. My dad worked on them so I have been around it my whole life. A truck driver is a one of a kind person, some of the most nicest people I have known. Put that hammer down and give it hell!
So glad they have those 2 sticks as 2 little knobs on my 13 spd... I can see how it works and could probably get used to driving this after a day, but what a headache.
From CarThrottle: "Injun86: Yo dawg, I heard you like manual transmissions… --Lisa Grant: So I put a manual transmission in your manual transmission ----Lucas Fernandes: So you can change a gear while you change the gear" LMAO xD
Shit you should see these old boys shifting them bitches on these mountain sides hauling coal.before the changed the law you could haul whatever you could get in the bed I’ve had 90k out back,now truck trailer and load can’t be over 80k. Try shifting that going up and down mountain roads just barely big enough for two Ford Escapes to pass on
I can tell you by the sound alone it's a 13 spd. Listen for the range switch(low/high side) hiss when he moves the left and top/upper right stick. The left would be the split and upper right is the range switch. Also pay attention to the fact when he is in the low side he never touches the left stick. It's 500 rpm between gears on the bottom side and 250 rpm across the top, cuts em in half and man will it pull then. Makes a weak truck tolerable and a big truck insane. Buuut I'm not taking away from it at all, hell of a cool layout even if it's now a bitch to get in the back. Can't take away from the man being smoother than a duck's back at the same time. Fine job hero!
It could also be an 18 spd, because I am sure you know you dont have to split the bottom box if you dont want too. 18s are 18s 15s 13s and 10s all in one box.
In 80 when I started we had a couple truck with the spicer 6x4. 2 sticks. I didn’t take both hands off wheel. This dude does a lot and got longer than he ever should. Only one impressed with this little show is non drivers , young drivers. Of course the steering wheel holders. Which is over half the drivers anymore. I’ll let rest of my comments go lol.
já vi esse vídeo varias vezes, Kenworth, piloto é o "cara", muita pratica na condução, o ronco do motor com assobio da turbina, o estralado de freio do motor, iluminação do painel a noite, a cabeça de caveira da alavanca e tome marcha... ha... é muito emoção, PARABÉNS!!! outubro/2019 - BRASIL!!!
hmmm...how could I make shifting even more complicated than what it already is? OH WAIT! Lets turn two simple buttons/levers into two extra large levers that make me take my hands of the steering wheel! PERFECT! I don't usually hate on trucker mods, because if you like it, go for it, who am I to tell you otherwise. But this seems like a safety issue to me, hate it and I would make the guy take it out if I ever had to license this truck. Same with the seat height, don't you dare to ever be in an accident!
+ObsessionPC do you have any idea how many gears american 18 wheelers have? Mostly 18. They have to switch between 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18 and 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17 if i remember correctly. These gearboxes are complicated to operate because americans cant into engineering
Joe Barbaro Well I know there are a lot of gears and you have to operate a splitter and such, but it ain't that hard, UNTIL you take away a simple switch and do what this guy did. Takes both hands of the wheel and shit like that....srsly...
There are idiots today that have trouble with Chrysler 200's automatic dial shifter. They'd probably die of confusion if they were to drive this. Hat's off to the guy pulling through above. Also please observe that he seems to be quite young. There's hope for the human race after all.
AeroManiac omg i know we are all idiots because we don't have to drive stick and you folks that can drive stick are all gods!!! everyone must bow down to you!!
AeroManiac Theres no doubt aplauding truck drivers for their ability. But it takes far more than one guy double stickin it on the road to have hope for humanity.
13 speed with the air controls removed on transmission and replaced by mechanical control sticks, nice move looks awesome on video and is catchy for newbies
Why would anyone want to remove the air shifters and put them on sticks? Makes no sense other than trying to look cool but who would want to do all that shifting when you can simply flip a button? Stupid. He gonna feel the pain when he gets bursitis in that shoulder
Lot of respect for the skill. Haven't seen that done in 20-years (the last Mack MaxiDyne I ever rode in). Now, youngun, about that sitting your seat on the floor to look cool...(I would feel like I was sitting on the frame...just couldn't do it).
Skeeter Saurus you obviously don’t know trucks! Or you did watch the video, this truck is ether a 13or 18 speed, he just took the splitter and hi/low range and made them into separate sticks! It not a true 5+4 or 6+4 with a auxiliary 4 speed box!
+Unarcadia Arcadia What for flexin' the muscles and making awkward hand movements whilst waiting to fiddle wth sticks... to show off to wimminz who might be watching, that's why. In other words- this guy is a show off, and there is absolutely no good reason to have a setup like this other than because he CAN.
Anytime you have to remove both hands from the steering wheel just instills confidence that he is not going to drift into another lane an kill someone. This is a classic case of just because you can doesn't mean you should.
So many haters. They are obviously jealous of this trucker's skill. That's trucking at it's finest. I have "walked the sticks" myself on a 23 speed most have no idea even existed. "Props" to the excellent driving of a Brother Trucker.
Logan Wilder; you're a "know- it- all" wet behind the ears. Decades ago I rode with my Dad OTR during School Vacations in. 23 Speed indeed existed. He even let me drive a few times. I'm 65 now and never forgot the experience. Think before you speak and expand your vocabulary so you don't have to resort to Cursing. ----- A Baptist Minister.
+Logan Wilder / "UA-cam" Colin Stuart's PETERBILT @ Iowa 80 2009. ~ 3minutes/ 20seconds he explains his Two (2) Stick 24 Speed. I won't explain the shift pattern since you doubt anything exists above an 18 Speed. You asked some of the old- timers who informed you there was a 21 SPICER. You were stunned, then pretended you knew. Be a Man and apologize to the Old Timer you cussed at.
What gear are you in?
Driver: Yes
What gear are you in?
Um...forward.
Lol soo true
Lol .... every good drivers know ! Its juste a nornal 13 speed
yeah that is correct. david puddy
@@jimmypineault2648 that's right
3 sticks - best security system 😬😬
yea, now that's why it will be 4 levers
Who tf steals a whole damn truck in the first place
Lame stuff i ever see 🤔🤔🤔🤔🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
Maybe i do
@@kelvinthecloud5620 you be surprised...
Trucking company: Got any experience with a 3 stick Kenny?
Dude: I worked in a railway Signal Box.
Trucking company: You're hired.
For those who don't get it:
A) Go to 5:19, you will see the regular 1-2-3-4 pattern shifting, thats how the 1st stick operates all the time. This should be fairly straightforward.
B) @ 5:30 the 3rd stick (the range selector) has to be used. This stick ONLY moves when shifting up from 4th to 5th (L) or down from 5th (L) to 4th.
C) Gears 5 to 8 are SPLIT in Lo and Hi. Going from L to H or H to L on a same gear requires using the 2nd stick (the "splitter") in addition to the 1st one.
D) @5:34 you can finaly see the splitter into action . The 1st stick has to go to neutral then back into gear when splitting. Thats 5 -lo to 5- hi.
E) From then on you see the 1st stick going along the standard 1-2-3-4 pattern but repeating each position twice, thus spitting lo/hi for gears 5 to 8.
That's about it.
Yeah... I'm gonna have to read this like 10 times 😅 it sounds complicated af it's awesome
That's about it. That's what you say about (bicycle gearing (2 sprocket sets)) main 4 and ratio box.
Awesome! now I actually understand it. Thanks for the post!!
I finally got it, thanks for your clear explanation!
I rather buy an automatic transmission 🤣
Too complicated for me lol
the shifter has a truck
Cem Agan literally hahaha
🤣🤣🤣 basically. Lol
The truck has a shifter
Hahahaha. Well played.
@@uguraru r/whoooosh
Let's just add another stick for those wiper blades
Hahahaa😂 might as well, after 45 years of driving truck I’m just not trying to work that hard anymore
🤣🤣🤣
I think he needs 2 more for his turn signals. And when he wants to put his 4 ways on, he will have to hit 2 more sticks
That turbo whistle is a sweet, sweet sound.
It is nice but you mess up your hearing
more like annoying
I’m just impressed by how clean the inside looks.
not every operator is a dirty slob. haha
It's been worked on.
No fag ends or owt in sight.
Not even a Maccy Dee wrapper 👌
0 to 60 in three days
He's going uphill and probably loaded
@@ElmoZaPimp Yes. I remember passing him in my autoshift.
@@pegbars Auto heap of shit
haha
Ya but once you've gotten there it's on like 🐒kong bub💯%
whoever invented this multi stick system, is a pure stroke of genius. NOT for his invention, but for having been able to get a manufacturer to actually put this into their trucks. Totally insane.
hahaha, so true!!!
yeas it is
...it is a result of world war 2 and service men coming home to find and create work. The companies only did what entrepreneurs had already done.
All those extra two sticks do is change the range from high to low and out of direct and into direct. You're not actually moving shift forks with two of them, it’s opening or closing air solenoids. The old two-stick spicer transmissions needed two sticks because there were actually two gearboxes that you needed to shift.
@@Firebird_876 how many two stick trucks have you driven. A few are 2 shifts, a few are 3 shifts but, most are 4 shift and are either double under drive or double overdrive
It's not as bad as it looks. The center stick with the silver shaft is the actual shifter stick, and moves in the usual pattern. The stick on the right with the skull is the low-high range switch, it goes to the right for the lower gears and left for the higher ones. The left stick is the splitter, it splits each gear into two. It goes back for the lower gear and forward for the higher one.
Being a truck driver is hard enough due to the size of the vehicle. This is just overkill.
The best and most exhaustive explanation to this thanks
Your comment helped me understand someone else's. Between this comment and a couple others I think I understand the shifting pattern. Does this use a clutch?
@@jamesemmons4672 of course it does. But they probably float their gears
ah that clears it up nicely. appreciate it
I learned on twin sticks over 52 years ago . Of course all us old school boys know you can minimized all that shifting but it looks impressive anyway .
it's a 13 speed.
the 'stick' on the right is replacing the range selector switch. The 'stick' on the left is replacing the splitter switch. you can see him shift all 13 speeds starting at 5:16 as follows: low, 1'st, 2'nd, 3'rd, 4'th, then selects high range (right stick), then 5'th direct, 5'th overdrive (left stick), 6'th direct, 6'th over (left stick), 7'th direct, 7'th over (left stick), 8'th direct, 8'th over (left stick).
He kicks the shifter (middle stick) into neutral then back into gear when he splits 5'th to 8'th gears.
I agree that it looks cool, but for me the novelty would wear of in about 15 minutes.
hahahaha ive just watched it closeley and you're right. hahahaha. he's probably bored at the wheel or just likes to hold STICKS in his hands XD XD
SnowDogRedSectorEh some off the super heavy hauling old macks had THREE gearboxs here in kiwi land. Look up bill hohepa (talking trucks) for a small doco and cab ride.
ua-cam.com/video/PkCn4UDA_bM/v-deo.html
SnowDogRedSectorEh Wouldnt the switches be easier and safer?
@@ronaldreed7698 Of course. But this is a truck driver we're talking about here. A full of shit, lying ass truck driver.
I bet this guy doesn't text while driving.
😂😂😂😂
lmao
when hes on cruise down the highway bet hes really good at it
in video I see the road . Are you crazy
He doesn't drive while shifting.
The sound of that truck is like sweet music to my ears.
Hey I just came across your video absolutely brought back memories when I first started heavy hauling originally started with your standard 18 speed the company I work for and to make a long story short I had the opportunity to learn on the three stick and I took it I am from then on I got switched to a different truck and I drove that truck for a better part of 35 years with the same truck probably rebuilt twice I am currently retired from doing the heavy haul and a three stick I’m back to doing local stuff and your standard 18 speed just thought I’d comment on your video because it brought back memories keep those gearshifting thank you very much for the Memories
If you can drive a normal 13 or 18 speed truck, you can drive this. It's the same thing, but with the switches turned into sticks.
Yep.
This confirms I understood this right lol
Yeah far from a real 6x4 twin stick
Brett Richards thank you I was confused. Couldn’t understand the concept of this design.
Brett Richards flipper. Not the same still old school you have to take it out of gear to split that gear
I bet no one will ever try to steal this because of how complicated the shifting will be
correct
to be honest, I don't know how many times I've watched this video, but I probably could figure it out, it's just a 13 speed with 3 sticks. left one is the stick that splits the high gears. middle stick is the one that goes through all of the gears. and the right one is the stick that gets the transmission from the low to high gears and vice versa.
Now that I have read your comment and watched the video again I completely agree with you. I was really impressed the first time I watched this but now not so much. I have driven 13 speeds and you make perfect sense. Seems like a lot of extra hand movement just to look good. I do love the way this truck sounds though!
robfromaz1977 I've watched this video a lot, and since i noticed he only split his high gears, i was like oh it must be a 13. Pretty cool video to be honest.
Dabe Ivan when I first watched the video, i was really confused, then the more I watched it, the more I realized it didn't seem that hard. The twin stick and the triple stick transmissions are before my time lol, im only 16. But id like to try one out one day
What a brilliant idea having to take both hands off the wheel, can see that catching on.😂
That's the first thing I though
Strangling enough you can do all this from one gear stick!
Some people like to complicate things and show off!!
@@MegaSkypes😂
I can barely get left foot right foot walking and this guy...this guy is a wizard a real lord of the rings wizard...!
More impressed by the turbo than the stick
Rinor YZ most of them all do that
Yeah but that sound gets to be a bit much sometimes
Sounds like a C15 CAT engine, marvelous sound.
Sweet no lie awesome sound
3406E model. Truck is a 99.
ALL SHOW! He has a 13 speed Road Ranger with a low/ high and /direct/ overdrive air valves.
What he has done is removed the air buttons and substituted two sticks to shift the air valves.
The center stick is the main transmission gear shift lever.
The left stick is the direct and overdrive air valve button.
The stick with the skull on top is the low/high range button. ALL SHOW. As Phoney as baloney is called beef!
Weldon Boethel Just "Show Boating"! Put him behind the wheel of a truck with a 'screaming jimmy' for power and a 5 & 4 transmission with a pair 'mixing sticks'. Separates the men from the boys who just play at shifting.
+Rain Coast you mean a Detroit "screamin' demon" two stroke with a 6x4 and watch him fuck it up
+Rain Coast Can't figure out why he has to put the main into neutral when splitting on the high side from direct to overdrive???
Durango Dave Just more showy.
***** Yes. An idiot that likes to look cool.
This guy probably has less break- downs in his truck because he knows how to shift and he respects his truck and takes care of his truck all the time. More power to you sir and may all of your travels always be safe ones with our Lord with you wherever you go.
My first log truck was a 5 and 4 these videos bring back a ton of memories!!!!!! Thank you 🙏 love it!!!!!
Left Stick = OverDrive Selector
Middle = Standard Gears
Right = Range Selector
Taking the truck out of gear whilst selecting overdrive sometimes is really not necessary
Absolute Acid naw bud watch again
Left is . Gear select
Center . Gear spliter
Right. . Hilo range selector
Its a kit
5:17 mate.
The middle is usual gears
I thought the shifiting when splitting gears was for show. But I wasn't sure if I was missing something
S Upchurch - surely the left is the splitter as it only seems to have two positions...….
wt none yes that's correct however the direct/overdrive button on a 13 speed is red 18 is gray
Good luck with Los Angeles traffic
Fuck LA ,NY traffic is Much worse
@@alexsanchez3635 you're so right. Aprroving from experience...
Can you say Muscle Failure 😆
hahah ))
If he’s in traffic all he needs is the middle shifter which is his actual Gear shifter
I wish I understood this shifter and transmission arrangement. Seems there’s like a gear for every occasion. 😍 The turbo sounds sweet.
The combined sound of that big diesel along with the howling turbo is just freaking awesome!!!!!
No need for a radio.
Complicated way of not having to use little buttons and paddles on a regular shift lever.
I know nothing about trucking, but I bet this is the way it was for all trucks until at least the late 60s.
JohnnyWishbone85 actually normally trucks used twin stick shifters till the 70’s or 80’s I’m not sure, actually three stick transmissions are really uncommon
@ Lone Wolf
No, most of them for the past 40 years have used single stick transmissions with a paddle and switch.
Millennial anti theft device advanced level.
Pussy
"Yeah bro, I can drive a manual! My first car was a ma.... Nah man, nevermind."
@Ainalacks Joe Mama
Mazda
I'd like to see you do this while eating a burger and drinking some coffee ;-)
Who wants a burger with coffee?
or getting some "road head."
And rolling a joint.
Answer: You don’t.
Nice anti theft system!
From what I gather watching this though, if I'm right, it's just a normal transmission (probably a 13) with a stick for the range selector and another stick for the splitter. Not as complicated as it looks, but if some random person hopped in they wouldn't have a clue what to do!
Left stick is splitter middle is gears right is range. I actually drove one
I was a driver for at least 20 years on twin 4 speeds, or 5's and 3's and 5's and 4's and others, how about a 4 speed main and 2 speed auxillary?, not any of those left are there.?? This young guy here is a darned good gear shifter, why knock him? He knows what he's doing, is good at it, and enjoys his skill. Good on you brother.
It's sad that most people bash this guy. That's some serious shifting. Most people on here probably don't know how to even float the gears they probably drive sloped nose and a pussy automatic
Jeremy Crabb this comment made my day!:)
Jeremy Crabb right bashing people who drive automatic really makes you look mature. people can't bash this guy, yet you can bash anyone you damn want?
Your Damn right I can. if you can't drive a stick you ain't shit.
Jeremy Crabb solid argument
Imagine doing all that in rush hour traffic atlanta. That's a lot of work
Im tired just watching him!🤯
Hmm! Okay yes that's right how fun it would be grabbing those gears in rush hour! #keepontruckin 👍🏼
I watched this video for some years now. I never get tired of watching this guy shift. Love this video...
Ok now I am officially confused. When I started out in trucking I got confused with switching from low to high Lmao ! Now you have really confused the hell out of me with a 3 shifter ? You do it with such ease too. Thanks for sharing the vid ! I like the skull on the shifter that was a classy touch .
Left stick = Splitter (direct/overdrive)
Middle stick = Gearbox (Rev-Low : 1-2 : 3-4)
Right stick = Range selector (H / L)
No wonder i always see big rigs drifting off the road and hitting the rumble strips. The driver is inside playing tidily winks with the gear shifters.. wtf lol .... LOVE THE TURBO WHISTLE!
That's because of the METH BUB!!!😳😌😦😷😱😵😵😖😖
Johnny Turbo naa those are the wussomatic wanna be drivers like yourself
Turbro!!!!
3 sticks and 2 sticks are rare trucks to see.
😂😂😂
My dad's friend drove a Kenworth with a 600 Cummins that had double clubs. Went into high gear at 98!
A true master of the craft in this video thank you for sharing.
Not that my opinion matters but this video is cool. It raises plain old shifting in a big rig to another level.
Yes. It isn't necessary. Neither are polished wheels, custom interior, or an eye-catching paint job. If trucking is in your blood, some guys find ways to dial it up a notch. That set-up is not something you see everyday in real life. I had no idea you could even do that till seeing this video.
This video is a celebration of an appreciation for the mechanical wonders of big rig transmissions. Shifting gears is a smooth gentle process. Done well. It's a thing of beauty. The driver is in sync with the machine and vis versa. It's hard to see but I believe he's shifting without using the clutch. That's finesse. Lots of people drive truck. Some do it with style and finesse raising it to an art. Thanks for sharing this video.
That turbo whistle tho.
It would be cool for about 10 minutes and then it would drive me bananas.
3406 straight pipe, gotta love it
Shane Melochick straight pipes have nothing to do with why the turbo sounds like that. It's a Cat that's what they sound like
3406? No c15 550 cat
great sound of that c-15 along with a driver that knows how to use it
OMG that sound of brake jake from 4:13 to 5:13, it's an eargasm. Love it.
This is a a nice mechanical symphony... Perfectly articulate and dynamic. Keep coming back to watch it.
as a musician and gearhead i can 100% appreciate this comment
Very stupid idea . 1 stick dose the job . Why 3 ?
i'm just here to listen to that turbo whistle ;)
SonBoogie sweet, innit?
Same now
Lol
get a 6.0 for that lol
Luke Kohut-Jackson Its a 16.0
This guy is not a truck driver! He is a humanoid upgrade to a three stick manual transmission. Phenomenal!
A work of art right there.
I'd love to see the instructors face at the MVA when he steers with his knee and doesn't constantly have both hands on the wheel.
not DOT approved !!!! really good job , no grinding , must be well synchronized ,,
Bout need a degree to drive this one
Or his head examined.
😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
😂😂😂For Sure #Daniel warren
Ya and a few extra hands😃😳😦😟😵
He's just making it look more complicated... The center one is the only actual gear shift... The right one is only a high/low range switch... The left one is the splitter switch. He's just making you think it's just that difficult... But it's not. He is actually able to move left stick to split gears before he (really) shifts with the center one. He can use one hand easily to do the same job... He's just putting on a show for the viewers by moving them at the same time is all. I should know... I've got two sticks now on mine. The high/low switch is on my (real) shifter. Same thing as him only minus the third stick. Make sense? Smoke and mirrors... Lol
Iv seen this video so many times since its ben on here an its jus as good as it was 10+ years ago!!❤❤❤❤
If someone try to steal his truck..HE CANT ;)
best anti-theft system there is. Thief goes; "What the heck??"
A few still can ...Shake, Shake
Al Mihalos I can steal it because it's easy to me I know what he dowing just the gear shifter on the midel side and the right side for high and low gears the left shifter is for Light and heavy gear
its very simple for me
islem RG English not simple for you
I know how to operate 3 gear shifters. Ill steal it. The only think i cant steal yet is 18 gear transmission
Cure for texting while driving.
Chris Rasmussen 😂😂😂
Chris Rasmussen lol
Chris Rasmussen true that man
That's the most advanced anti-theft system I've ever seen in my life
Dunno if I’d wanna sit and listen to that whistle all day-
Only good thing about
this video :)
I mean he probably has the windows open, mine is that bad with the windows open, but closed its quiet
Na, I love hearing a sweet engine noise. I was driving a 5.7 SS Commodore with a 3” system. The drone got annoying on highways, but for those times when you got to a tunnel, ohhhh boy.
That's my old truck. I sold it because it didnt have enough shifters..
You need at least 2 for every gear. People are just lazy!
Connor W lol
Audistyle lol wut?
Audistyle lol
Audistyle 😂😂🤣🤣
I grew up drivin my dad's garbage trucks, where we had 60,000 on a turned up Hendrickson, with a 5 and a 4 and a manual. rear after that one, that I would shift 21 forward gears to reach a top speed of 45MPH. I shifted from home to home on residential routes where you stop and go all day long, all summer, winter, etc.I learned on these trucks when I was 16yrs old. I love truckin', But i REMEMBER a lot more shiftin' in my days. and I have a brother "COUNTRY BOY" out of LUCK WI, Who loves these old 3 STICKER TRUCKS TO THIS DAY! . and collects them Ol' B model and KW's on a farm he calls "Tired Iron Hill"...kinda has a nice rang to it! Later guys, jus puttin in my two cents...which is what it's worth..
signman1122 nobody cares.
signman1122: Thanks for sharing those memories. Finding that ""cog"" and double clutchin some of the old non-synchronized transmissions could be a workout especially on a cold morning. First time I ever climbed into a B-61 Mack, I was 16Yrs (1959) by the end of the day my left leg was pegged out from the heavy duty clutch.
Flickchaser a
My two brothers and I used to play tag on deadhead GMC Scenicruiser Greyhounds running screaming jimmy and a couple of sticks. Dad still holds a CDL and uses it.
signman1122 ok, first off you say turned up Hendrickson? Hendrickson makes suspension not engines
That turbo whine- sweet.
Perfect. Very enjoyable and exciting. A fatigue-free drive and need of skill
It's called walking the sticks. Back when truck driving meant something. That's the way it was back then. I am retired from it now 25 yrs. My dad worked on them so I have been around it my whole life. A truck driver is a one of a kind person, some of the most nicest people I have known. Put that hammer down and give it hell!
When trucking meant something? Pretty sure it means the same thing now that it's always meant lol.
This isn't walking the sticks. Its driving a regular 13 speed and trying really really hard to make it all look harder than it is.
I assume it works so one stick is the " gear ", one the splitter and one the range?
The best symphony of all time consists of a turbo and jake brake!
And straight pipes.
Those turbos are insane!!
So glad they have those 2 sticks as 2 little knobs on my 13 spd... I can see how it works and could probably get used to driving this after a day, but what a headache.
I feel like this isn't really going far enough. I mean, one stick is engaging five different gears. Why not have five separate sticks for that?
Lenco transmissions have a stick for each gear.
😂😂
Kilduff shifter xD
Gordanovich02 my thoughts exactly
"Goro will remember that."
i could listen to that sound all day long💯💯
me too
5.56 .223 than listen idiots
Turbo whistle and blow off valve gets annoying.
that shit would get obnoxious after a while
5.56 .223 love that turbo
this man has got that seat on the floor I love it
I’d get fired in an hour. If I didn’t, I quit after listening to that turbo whistling all day.
Not very American of you
A turbo spooling is one of the most beautiful sounds in the world
From CarThrottle:
"Injun86: Yo dawg, I heard you like manual transmissions…
--Lisa Grant: So I put a manual transmission in your manual transmission
----Lucas Fernandes: So you can change a gear while you change the gear"
LMAO xD
is he driving in heaven?
+Tadashi Sensei Judging as how that cluster-fuck of shift requires two hands I would predict he will be soon!
+Kent Sextro bro,u fukken cracked me up,LOL.!!!!!!
+Kent Sextro Dude fucking hilarious!
+Tadashi Sensei lmaoooooooooo funny
This vid never gets old.
A complicated but amazing piece of machinery.
0 to 60 in 7 years
😂
SpiritsoftheWolf hahahaha
Hahaha that is funny
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Damn 😂😂😂😂
Good luck on narrow winding slippery snowcovered roads with huge ditches.
Shit you should see these old boys shifting them bitches on these mountain sides hauling coal.before the changed the law you could haul whatever you could get in the bed I’ve had 90k out back,now truck trailer and load can’t be over 80k. Try shifting that going up and down mountain roads just barely big enough for two Ford Escapes to pass on
That engine and turbo sound so good
What was the engineer thinking when he created this? Hell you need 5 arms and 3 legs to drive it and a copilot 😂🤣
I can tell you by the sound alone it's a 13 spd. Listen for the range switch(low/high side) hiss when he moves the left and top/upper right stick. The left would be the split and upper right is the range switch. Also pay attention to the fact when he is in the low side he never touches the left stick. It's 500 rpm between gears on the bottom side and 250 rpm across the top, cuts em in half and man will it pull then. Makes a weak truck tolerable and a big truck insane. Buuut I'm not taking away from it at all, hell of a cool layout even if it's now a bitch to get in the back. Can't take away from the man being smoother than a duck's back at the same time. Fine job hero!
Thank God for the Roadranger 13 spd. selector switch Transmission ! !
Yeah ! !
It could also be an 18 spd, because I am sure you know you dont have to split the bottom box if you dont want too. 18s are 18s 15s 13s and 10s all in one box.
Fuck the 3 sticks, I just want to hear that turbo whistle
In 80 when I started we had a couple truck with the spicer 6x4. 2 sticks. I didn’t take both hands off wheel. This dude does a lot and got longer than he ever should. Only one impressed with this little show is non drivers , young drivers. Of course the steering wheel holders. Which is over half the drivers anymore. I’ll let rest of my comments go lol.
Driven lots of twin sticks back in the day. Never done 3. Pretty slick.
this ain't 3 either. there air valves on sticks
Doing this for 11 hours a day? No thanks, lol... Pretty cool though.
11 hours? still got about 5 more to go bro.....
11 hours? Just getting day started....
Dustin lindblad DOT says otherwise
Tato Gartacos just because your a sissyfied auto driver don't mean this is bad. Grow a set and learn to shift!
jsj297 dude I totally agree if ever given the opportunity to drive one of these, I'd do it in a heartbeat
já vi esse vídeo varias vezes, Kenworth, piloto é o "cara", muita pratica na condução, o ronco do motor com assobio da turbina, o estralado de freio do motor, iluminação do painel a noite, a cabeça de caveira da alavanca e tome marcha... ha... é muito emoção, PARABÉNS!!!
outubro/2019 - BRASIL!!!
dude didn’t even need to go to the gym when driving this in the city
Was confused at first but now makes sense to me. Tho I feel switches on the shift are safer as you keep a hand on the wheel at all times.
hmmm...how could I make shifting even more complicated than what it already is? OH WAIT! Lets turn two simple buttons/levers into two extra large levers that make me take my hands of the steering wheel! PERFECT! I don't usually hate on trucker mods, because if you like it, go for it, who am I to tell you otherwise. But this seems like a safety issue to me, hate it and I would make the guy take it out if I ever had to license this truck. Same with the seat height, don't you dare to ever be in an accident!
+ObsessionPC do you have any idea how many gears american 18 wheelers have? Mostly 18. They have to switch between 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18 and 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17 if i remember correctly. These gearboxes are complicated to operate because americans cant into engineering
Joe Barbaro Well I know there are a lot of gears and you have to operate a splitter and such, but it ain't that hard, UNTIL you take away a simple switch and do what this guy did. Takes both hands of the wheel and shit like that....srsly...
for real mn
you do understand this isn't a mod this is a transmission
+Steven Lillo this is a mod. The two extra shifters are normally switches on one shifter. This truck is stupid.
There are idiots today that have trouble with Chrysler 200's automatic dial shifter. They'd probably die of confusion if they were to drive this. Hat's off to the guy pulling through above. Also please observe that he seems to be quite young. There's hope for the human race after all.
AeroManiac omg i know we are all idiots because we don't have to drive stick and you folks that can drive stick are all gods!!! everyone must bow down to you!!
AeroManiac *this is the part where i'm supposed to act all offended* :(
AeroManiac
lol you didn't say that in your first comment.
Machiavelli531469 Just scroll up to the root comment...... and don't waste my time like this... I've got better things to do.
AeroManiac Theres no doubt aplauding truck drivers for their ability. But it takes far more than one guy double stickin it on the road to have hope for humanity.
That's how it's done son!
Dang I love that turbo!!!
Awesome! Love the super smooth shifting and that turbo whistle!!! Best music in the world!
The shifter length reminds me of Ross, the cartoonist from Daytona back in the 70's, hos hot rods always had the shifter out the roof.
True
..Change "Ross" to "Roth", as in "Big Daddy Ed Roth", R.I.P.
It must be really fun getting around all those sticks into the sleeper
If you know how to drive this, you for my respect. I do wanna learn to drive one in the future
Wow....so unconfortable....I mean, I know the sticks' function....but damn, texting while driver seems more practical
13 speed with the air controls removed on transmission and replaced by mechanical control sticks, nice move looks awesome on video and is catchy for newbies
Why would anyone want to remove the air shifters and put them on sticks? Makes no sense other than trying to look cool but who would want to do all that shifting when you can simply flip a button? Stupid. He gonna feel the pain when he gets bursitis in that shoulder
@@rogerburch69cause he wants to be cool.
Very interesting and cool! I could barely shift gears in a 10 speed.
Give an all new meaning to keeping your hands on the wheel
Lot of respect for the skill. Haven't seen that done in 20-years (the last Mack MaxiDyne I ever rode in). Now, youngun, about that sitting your seat on the floor to look cool...(I would feel like I was sitting on the frame...just couldn't do it).
Skeeter Saurus you obviously don’t know trucks! Or you did watch the video, this truck is ether a 13or 18 speed, he just took the splitter and hi/low range and made them into separate sticks! It not a true 5+4 or 6+4 with a auxiliary 4 speed box!
fake ass shifters
why
Because your lookin at the best anti truck theft system on this earth😂
+Unarcadia Arcadia What for flexin' the muscles and making awkward hand movements whilst waiting to fiddle wth sticks... to show off to wimminz who might be watching, that's why. In other words- this guy is a show off, and there is absolutely no good reason to have a setup like this other than because he CAN.
+1- TayDunn43 hahahaha
+William S he's not showing off lol, this was how it was done back then. This is rare to see now.
+Michael Toth very common in the 60's an 70's an twin sticks too
Anytime you have to remove both hands from the steering wheel just instills confidence that he is not going to drift into another lane an kill someone. This is a classic case of just because you can doesn't mean you should.
Just plain excellence.. That’s Dr. Smooth..
So many haters. They are obviously jealous of this trucker's skill. That's trucking at it's finest. I have "walked the sticks" myself on a 23 speed most have no idea even existed. "Props" to the excellent driving of a Brother Trucker.
BILL GORDON 23 speed? Im a technician and have never heard of a 23 speed... either you meant 13 or I call bullshit.
Logan Wilder; you're a "know- it- all" wet behind the ears. Decades ago I rode with my Dad OTR during School Vacations in. 23 Speed indeed existed. He even let me drive a few times. I'm 65 now and never forgot the experience. Think before you speak and expand your vocabulary so you don't have to resort to Cursing. ----- A Baptist Minister.
definly know theres 21 speed spicers. very low ratio gears for heavy hauling. if u got too many gears u get overlaping ratios
+Logan Wilder / "UA-cam" Colin Stuart's PETERBILT @ Iowa 80 2009. ~ 3minutes/ 20seconds he explains his Two (2) Stick 24 Speed. I won't explain the shift pattern since you doubt anything exists above an 18 Speed. You asked some of the old- timers who informed you there was a 21 SPICER. You were stunned, then pretended you knew. Be a Man and apologize to the Old Timer you cussed at.
GORDON SOLOMON