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WILL IT START Episode 8! 1960's GMC Snubnose
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2019
- In this video we attempted to start an early 1960's GMC Snubnose Dump Truck with a V6 Gas Engine. After not being able to start it when it was sitting, we attempted to pull start it with a Case Forklift but that also did not work.
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I am pushing the downhill side of 73 in may so if god pulls my ticker, drop me off right there! I could make everything run again. Them particular v6 engines with the spark plug straight up was designed for a diesel injector in gm's mind and it was not much good as either but gas was the best choice. I worked as a mechanic right up to the day I got crippled for good. that was fifteen years ago but I started full time in sixties, i did wrench for dad in the fifties. worked in logging camps in alaska. clean the distributor and start with good plugs on that gmc... gearing on that old girl has to be in the low seven's or even eights. Lot of scrap to move with a hundred horse engine. must weigh a good five tons or more. must of been a highway plow truck and did some sanding too but need sand more than traffic to just move it. Got to love internet as you see everyones back yard
The darlings of collectors these days are old big trucks, buses, and heavy equipment! Who knew?
I have never seen a forklift like that.Very cool!
It would be so cool to see someone with a small landscape business or excavation company using these old pieces still on the roads!
Agreed!
Awesome video hope you get that truck running soon 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Good Ole GMC V6. Diehard those motors are. The 401/478 V6s are the rarer ones then the big 702 CID V12 = Holy grail But it's a SWEET old GMC B-Series truck.
My I remember truck like that V6. I was 16 it was skipping loaded big hill. Barley made it many trips. Im now 68.
Lots of good stuff in that yard!!
You better believe it!
is this a junk yard that all the vehicles are at my grandparents had a old army truck that was used for medical transportation he would go out and start that thing every time we were there until he passed away and sold everything on the land I enjoy watching
Yes large junkyard
Needs a starter and a check of the ignition (points, rotor, condenser and coil) plus the condition of the wires,etc
I still have one of those trucks in mexico running like champion
Nice try to get the old girl going. Sometimes it just can't be done without getting inside the engine.
Awesome channel thank you
A B Series GMC! I loved those trucks. Had a 63 4000 that someone had put a 5 speed in, added onto the frame and made it a 10 wheeler with a steel dovetail bed. I hauled a 350 Deere with a backhoe on it, about 14,500 lbs. The old 305 really was underpowered but as long as you acted like it was 1965 with it, you were fine. All mechanical gauges including an hour meter in the tachometer and a 6 digit odometer.
I wish we could have saved this one!
@@oldschooltruckingphotos What happened?
Need a new starter, was bought by a guy who has a large collection, not sure where he sold it to
@@oldschooltruckingphotos mine went to a collector in California 10 years ago. 32000 miles 2100 hours. Actual readings.
A 5 speed was an option in the 4000. Local paving contractor where I lived when I was a kid had a GMC fleet. All his single axles were 4000 Jimmies, and all had a New Process 5 speed and 2 speed
Wow! I remember our township had a whole fleet of these trucks! Memories! Lol!
It's crazy how much it looks like the Ford snub nose truck.
Please show us from inside the cab next time everything that’s being done with the controls to get these beasts started - unedited! Would have been so cool to watch all the cranking etc
Not a bad truck, the clean up was half the video. I like your forked picker though.
Hello from Canada
Bonus an old V type snow plow
How's the progress of it going ?
Nothing these days
What's the story on the mci next to it? Possibly for sale,or parts? Just asking?
Hey Rodney, that old MCI is a Camper Coversion I do believe, and he would sell it. It’s Detroit powered but needs new tires, runs as far as I know. Located in NH.
Have a 63 5500 Jimmy with a 9' dump. 101k orig miles 5×2 with air. V6 engine
Do you own that 1960 GMC dump truck that is in this video
j w Friend of mine does
That Fiat-Allis excavator would be more interesting!
It’s long gone nowadays
@@oldschooltruckingphotos not in diesel creek
Lol he would love that thing
@@oldschooltruckingphotos he has one now, go find
I don't think I have seen a Fiatallis excavator before. Did I see an old Autocar too?
c walt Believe so
I'd like to hear that A-Car run.
Would that truck be for sale? Thanks
Yup it is in NH for $1500
Fancy driving thé lift'''ha ha
Me: opens UA-cam
UA-cam: "You wanna watch some people start a truck?"
Me: "Sure, why not."
Can you tell me where this salvage yard is please, and contact info?? I'd like to ask about a vehicle that I saw in your video.
I need your email I will not publicly display the info about the yard
@@oldschooltruckingphotos scpinson06@yahoo.com
Email Sent
@@oldschooltruckingphotos Can I get the info on the yard too please?
Are you looking at something you’d like to see?
Sweet BLM plow.
If it were closer to me I would come take a look. I live in mi. Thanks
Anybody coming to save it or is that me?
Bladen Rexroth Just you my man
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305 V6 ?
Yup!
@@oldschooltruckingphotos I have a Chilton's truck repair manual it goes in exploded detail of each item on the GMC V6 Engines. V6 big block engines were produced in 305, 351, 401 and 478 cubic-inch (5.0, 5.8, 6.6, and 7.8 respectively liter) displacements, with considerable parts commonality. During the latter years of production, 379-and-432-cubic-inch (6.2 and 7.1 L) versions with enlarged crankshaft journals were manufactured as well.
Oh wow thats awesome! I wish the truck was still around here today but its long gone.
@@oldschooltruckingphotos oh man I was hoping to hear it run. Oh well next project lol
We wanted to hear it as well, needed a new starter. Glad there are plenty of other trucks to choose from for the future videos.