We found abandoned Military Trucks Doing THIS WILL IT START!!!
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- In this video edited by my dad. He and I traveled to TN to pick up some Brake Shoe Cores. While we were there looking around we saw this Military Truck and did a easy will it start but what we found in the woods was a surprise . Come along and see what we found
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wiley I simply adore your channel and would hate missing any event. You are more down to earth than Hank and with no corny jokes
هذا هو الشئ الوحيد الجيدالممتاذ فى التقدم فى العمر❤❤❤❤من مصر للجميع التحية
Thank you Wiley. That big truck would make a great tow truck.😅❤
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Thank you for watching
Those are some big trucks! Not much that'll stop them. Good job, thanks for sharing Wily and Jacob!!
Thanks for watching!
You can definitely see Jacob is learning a lot.Wily you did a good job raising him.If you go back to your first videos and compare them to your videos now.What a big change.
I agree. He is getting used to this troubled equipment. Hopefully one day , sooner than later i can hold the camera
I love the old brutis military trucks I'd love to see you do will it start some of the others trucks three.
We may go try one. Thanks for watching
Takes me back to my military days. I worked on many of these jewells.
Thank you for your service and watching
I do not understand why people hate on Hank on your channel? Another great video Wiley and Jacob!!! Be safe and God Bless y'all!!
This brings back memories I drove the trucks when I was in the service thank you guys enjoy your will it start videos
Same here. Primarily the M-52A2, M-818 And a few others. Fort Carson Colorado 4TH S&T, Camp Casey Korea 2ND S&T and a few other Asian stops. 1970s.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service
Love the old military trucks
Nice video, Wily and Jacob. You two are naturals at will they start. Thanks for sharing and have a great week!!
Thanks so much!
This was a great video. These old Army trucks are so cool.
Thank you
Great video Wiley and Jacob. You guys make a great team. Take advantage of his youth. As a man who suffers from arthritis I take advantage of my children’s youth all the time. Keep up the great work✌️
Thanks for sharing and watching
One bad ass truck
Yes indeed
I loved those trucks when I was in the Army. You can't hardly break them. I want an old deuce and a half or 5 ton just to play around with and go to the deer camp. You have really good videos and are good at what you do with Jacob and Hank!!!!!!!
Thank you for your Service and Thank You
Thats the only thing thats good about getting Old!!
Been so long since I started a military truck, was looking at the switches trying to remember which ones to flip
Lol. I tell thats a lot
Wiley your sons lucky to have you he can learn a hell of a lot from you listen to your father Jacob I know I should have thank you ken
Thanks for that.
Thanks for another great video Wiley and Jacob.
It was interesting and enjoyable.
Nice work getting this old military truck started and running. Ran pretty good. Decent motor the way it sounds.
You and Jacob drove it and seemed to drive well. With some TLC that old beast might be of use to someone.
Thanks to both you you for getting it going. Good job.
Thanks for everything Wiley and Jacob.
You take care.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
I think so too. He wants to sell it. Hopefully we can help him do that.
Thanks Steve
Like the way u and Jacob gel together makes me miss both my dad and grandfather we all could have had as much fun as u do ❤👍
Thanks for sharing that.
I love this old iron. Great video guys. Them was tough old truck. That was not a speed demon but they would pull anything.
Thanks for watching
Excellent video Wiley :) , Jacob :) yes those trucks built tough and run so well too ! My one neighborhood neighbor farmer had when in childhood years 1980 to 1997 he used for lots stuff and not sure ton was but loud hear for miles!
Thanks for sharing and watching
That old girl sounded great stay safe my friends
Thank you
I love the primer lever! Jacob use the mirrors when backing up, most big trucks don't have a back window
He didn’t even want to back it in there. Your right on the mirrors
That is one cool piece of machinery!! Nice job guys!
Thanks 👍
Ty Wylie and Jacob I appreciate the adventure god bless you guy's
Thanks for watching
That was awesome
Thank you
Jacob looked like a old pro driving that beast
Very nice job and God bless y'all
Would love to have that military truck!
You're videos are always pretty good Wily. Been subscribed for a bit and always interested to see what you got next.
Thank you for that
That place is treasure trove of qualty used pieces and parts. Enjoyed the video
Another good one guys👍
Really enjoy watching your videos. Love the content you and Jacob show and get running. Watching from East Tennessee.
Thanks for watching. We were in Hohenwald doing that video
@@DontbeWily You was 75 miles South of me Wily
Great video guys.
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I believe that the best running truck I see on the channel
Thanks Wily and Jacob that's a very cool truck it nice to see it start and drive thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching
Great will it start video thanks Wylie and Jacob great job
Thank you
I love the way she sounds !!!!! what a great start Wiley and Jacob (apologies if you spell your name different
Thanks and thanks for watching
This is actually a 10 ton version of the 5-ton used to transport tanks in Vietnam.
Great channel. Always enjoy you and Jacob.
Awesome cool 🆒️ 😎 👍 👌
Nice work.
Thanks!
How lucky was that not a whole lot of work to get it started
It has lockout bars on top of the rear spring leaves, indeed a bridgelayer or wrecker maybe ? I dont think the regular 5 ton cargo has that feature
Thanks for sharing
That makes a great recovery truck. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching
That's a beast good job gentlemen
You guys are funny as hell. Always entertainment.
Great clip Wiley,
Back in time, open fields, and history army vehicles
Be well
Thanks and thank you for watching
Awesome video, Wiley. 5 tons are nice vehicles. I appreciate you, Wiley 👍
Thank you
Awesome
id love have some parts of those military parts trucks. like the top of one of those cabs & the mirror assemblys both sides . that place is a parts haven for military 35 2a truucks
That would be fun to drive in Nashville, TN. Can I have one? Wow! I wonder if they will all run? Can't believe they just leave them there.
Something happens to one and they keep it around for a donor truck. Its not far from Nashville.
Those are tough old trucks. Not fast but very capable
Hi Wally good to see you back on again
Thanks
Sweet old truck!
You and Jacob should find a off road pacific 3 stick that give yall a challenge😊
Lol 1 stick gives us trouble thanks for watching
Good to see you Fella’s
Thanks for watching
Yes willy there hell good trucks.the canadian military bought fleets of them.i drove few time 1976-80 with big cummins nh tough vehicle.the sas and gsg9 commando was shock how american built trucks like this.we wrecker pull tanks yes 2 trucks just insane.this truck good made wreckers.thanks video😊
Thank you for sharing and watching
Ol Strummin Cummins always run good
lol he called it a Hercules which were never in 5 tons
@juststeve7665 Well in fairness he didn't climb up to get a good look, & he said at the beginning he couldn't, So I give him an A for effort.
5 Tons absotely had Herc's in them. Actually the A2 variant of the M39 5 Ton, would have had an LDT-465-1A, C, or D (Hercules, Continental or White) in it. I own one, M52A2. @@juststeve7665
I doubt that the truck is a 5 ton, based on it's suspension alone it looks more like an OTR model or semi tractor. The rear suspension alone could be at least a 40,000 capacity. Aren't most 5 ton rims 5 or 6 bolt rims? This truck has 10!😅😅 The front winch must be at least 40,000 capacity, IMHO. Good job getting it done Will ..😊
No only the M35/Duece has 6 lug wheels. 5 ton are all 10 lug no matter how heavy the springs are.
Thanks for sharing and thank you
Thank you for sharing and Watching
Them ole military trucks are badass .....my ex's great uncle had 2 of them that he used to move houses with ....you cant kill'em
Thanks for sharing
Awesome video, love your channel, I would like to see you do a video of getting that 9700 ford going? That would be great
We will see. Thanks for watching
It’s an NHC250 Cummins. It is a 5 ton. I have one just like it.
Thanks for sharing
I missed that one.
عمل رائع اخي ويلي ...كانت جسد بلا روح واعدت تلك ذلك الوحش النائم للقتال من جديد ..حقا انه رائع ..احببت ذلك ❤😊
Ole girl ready to work.
That was an easy start Don , and it runs great😎😎🍮🍮👍👍
Thanks 👍
Nice 👍🏾
Thanks for watching
Most people wouldnt even know how to crank a military truck lol
Cool old 5 ton
Another great video Wiley and Jacob
Thanks 👍
Yes sir
hay wiley , that might be a Diamond Reo multifuel diesel , depending on the year model .
Wiley it is a beast of a truck 🛻 many you can make it run 🏃 you have a great day
Thanks 👍
I love the videos you all make and this truck is amazing! Wish I could buy that, if it's for sale but couldn't afford it anyway...I'm in Canada so can barely keep up with bills with the current government. Keep up[ the great work! Glad to see the young blood getting into it, that's fantastic!!!!!!
Thank you and good luck
That engine in the 800 series you're driving is a Cummins NHC-250, not a Hurcules.
Thanks for sharing
It's got good rubber on it. Must have been a hard ride I on that seat
It was
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That is a former 5-ton cargo truck switched over with that fifth wheel removing the Box. You can look around to Military Surplus truck dealers around the country they have all the manuals you're going to need for repair and replacing taken care of operating that truck and many other pieces of equipment in the military. It's too bad that more veterans are not getting their hands on these pieces of equipment so they'll be treated proper.
Thanks for sharing
It is A 5 ton, 2 1/2 has a muffler under neath, 5 ton has a stack
Newer A2 duece and a half's with Multifuels have stacks. The older gassers and early multi's have a down pipe. Same thing goes for 5 tons. More to it than that, but that's the simple answer. I own some of each.
@@kevinmhilding well when I was in the army 1978-1984 I never saw a 5 ton without a stack nor seen a 2 1/2 with one? and I was a 64C Heavy, (truck driver)
Привет ! Как копия русского КРАЗА ! Скорей всего КРАЗ был скопирован с его .
Всем хорошим людям, здоровья удачи, благополучия !
Attention Saturday's market shoppers there is a bunch of very good deals on 5 ton ex military surplus at different logging companies going for sale drive them of flat tow them on the bumper at anytime
One man's junk is another man's Gold
That is such a true statement
I’m pretty sure that’s what they call a bridge truck, they had a longer wheelbase and the bigger tires. They came with a bunch of hoisting equipment on the back to set bridge sections in rivers.
Thanks for sharing and watching
Jacob without boots. Unacceptable Lol
Lol 😂. My thoughts exactly. What was he thinking.
Drove many of these and Duce and half
I have seen Continental 6602 and Cummins NHC 250 non turbocharged in the military trucks that at a glance looked like a Cummins. But you're the guy that's looking at it.. saw a Mack in an older 1953 military 5 ton tow truck
I really was not looking that hard. I assumed. Thanks for sharing
Would you mind giving me a time stamp on pieces
Lol 😂. I am sorry about that
I think the mack’s were the ten ton trucks
@AA-tb4ff This one looked just like 5ton M816 medium wrecker and was on a 5T chassis, but I can't swear to the model. I do know it was listed as a 1953 because I had to fill out the exemption paperwork for emission testing in a government fleet. It had Wittenberg hard top and a very nice running Mack engine and almost no hours it always started no matter how cold it got.The State of Washington bought it surplus from the military for WSDOT, and we used it to lift heavy stuff around the yard like snowplows and sanders, we had it many years. It got traded for a new Grove AP308 deck crane sometime in the late 1990s
If he has title for that military truck or sf97 form you can take the hitch off back, put a bed on it and probably get away driving it with a class c license.. but i know in NC.. dot will give you hell with class c for double axles on flat bed even if its military.
Thanks for sharing
I was just about to say the older military trucks have a kill all power switch but y’all found it no problem
i soo wish i was there Will.
Thank you and Thanks for watching
They had five ton tractors, two and half ton tractors and 10 ton tractors. I've driven them all when I was in the army
Thank you for your service
Most people use them for log trucks now days
If one of those vehicles are 24 volt what would you have to do to jump it off before you have is a 12-volt jump box, or something like that, thanks for the info and I really enjoy watching this kind of stuff, if I'm not careful I' might even learn something,, Facebook have to be in Northeast Tennessee or Western West Virginia or South Kentucky to pretty a country to be anywhere else😊
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You hook your Jump Box up to one battery just like you normally do. But please make sure. I never had time to do that but i think i am right.
Thanks for watching
I think a will it start school bus addition is in the near future
Lol thanks for watching
Looks like a seven n half or ten. Could be a tank transport those things are over built for moving tanks dozers and etc. Id buy it if it's not to bad cause it's still a 6x6 so I can think of a few or so jobs I can put it to work doing right now
I am going to get some info. The owner just happened to go for surgery the next day and I haven’t got the info i need
That is a 5 ton, I've seen a lot of them used by loggers
Those is when truck where trucks an heavy made . A run a million miles as long as you keep up with oil changes . based trucks were equipped with the Cummins NHC 250 855 cu in (14.0 L) naturally aspirated inline 6 cylinder diesel engine. That is what that looked like was a Cummins.
Thanks for sharing
that should be Cummins NHC 240 in the first truck.
NHC-250
It was I missed it
thanks for sharing
Hey Wiley clearly you guys dont trade in or sell anything you just park it and wait 20=40years for Wiley to come and do a will it start 😅😅😅😅.But seriously mate could you imagine Matt Diesel Creek set loose in that yard😅😅😅.And maybe Jacob could tell a couple of bad Dad jokes,so it would be like having Hank there,we need to see more of him on camera 😮😮,as always Mate really enjoyed this one
Kym
Adelaide
Thanks for sharing and watching
I tell Jacob all the time that he needs to set that camera down and get in here.
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Let’s just use some firewood to keep the batteries from sliding around in the compartment.😅
Pretty sure that was the previous owner ( they were loggers). When your a carpenter the solution to any problem is your hammer, when your a logger. . . .
Lol. Just incase it gets cold
This is so crazy to see so many broken old machines in the forest... why do people do this? This would not be possible in Germany ;)
I would say. They keep them around for parts.