I was back in the cab with my father looking at this, rest his soul. He drove like you, easy on the truck he lived for it, and loved truck driving. He started in the 60s and passed in 91. He had an old S2 kenworth with a 903, I started choking up at the sound of the jake. Thanks buddy, for the memory.
jakes killed camshafts on the 903,s in the early 70s I was working for Cummins Eng Co. in Australia, the NH250 sounded great with Jakes, yes Mate we miss our fathers
This gave my the chills bad, my grandpa drove for 48 years starting in the early 1960s may they both rest in peace, that jake brake does sound so so so good!!!!
Only those that understand whats going on get this mans driving.... He drives with such care and non use of force in his driving habits.... This truck will last a million miles under his great care and skill.... He never "slams" this truck but rather gently goes through the gears and lets the engine work its way without force or coercion.....
I drive like this. Wish my 379 was still road worthy. The last driver beat the ever loving crap out of that poor truck. She still runs and drives, but the frame is pooched. Edit: But she’s got a super 10, not a 13.
As a non-truck driver (but a total gear-head car guy) I'm completely mesmerized by the shifting pattern and sequence... And the Jake Brake... so freak'n cool. And the turbo... Gosh. Such a lovely sound.
Oh yeah, put him stop start traffic, fully loaded in a B-train tanker with morons chopping in front and brake checking because you honk them and the lovely artform of shifting will be less art and and more average I'm thinking.
If you knew age truck drivers are watching this pay attention close this is a new age DRIVER that was taught by old school. He knows exactly what he’s doing. Oh and by the way, did you notice he turned his CB on before he got out on the highway. Listen look and learn new age drivers. This guy is damn good I know I just retired after 48 years on the road
@@KevinMcAllister-666 I’m not scared of it. I just wanna select my own gears and not wait on the computer that is known to give trouble. That’s just what I’m saying.
Fact about 30 years ago my first born son would not could not go to sleep without I carry him into the cab & start that Engine, in 3 minutes he would be sleeping like the little guy he was, then tote him back & into his bed. for those that might wounder, I made sure he was sleeping good before I took him back in.. There is nothing more soothing to me than hearing a good Diesel run.
A lot of truth to that. My kids can pass right out in my V8 Ram (stock muffler, so not obnoxious) like nobody's business. A smooth inline-6 diesel like this would only knock them out even harder, lol! 😆
Beautiful execution of hiw to. You are a true professional. I started driving truck in 1979. Drove trucks with Detroit's and 2 sticks, and Cummins with 2 sticks , also 10 speeds and 13 speeds. Each truck has its own personality. Once you develop a relationship with that truck there is nothing like it. It becomes your best friend. Just you and that truck going down the road. Pure Bliss.
It’s like taming a monster. It’s a hell of a feeling. I’ve been around them from the age of 5. Swinging between the cab and sleeper like a jungle gym , going cool places and pissing in coffee cans . Haha
It's been about 3 years since I last drove a truck, and this is making me want to get back behind the wheel so much. I pulled B-trains in Manitoba with a 550hp C15 Pete 379 and loved every minute of it. Your shifting is glorious, and should be really proud of being such a smooth operator. Not many left in this world like us. Keep on trucking mate.
I just parked mine for a well needed brake after dealing with months of idiots on the road. You can come jump in mine for a few days if you want. It’s sitting out back. Guarantee after a day you will be reminded of all the bullshit and you will say f… this 😂
I love how the driver takes time to wave to fellow drivers, true legend. Anybody just starting as a driver need to watch skill & know this is the only way to drive a big rig.
I literally have the same truck. My Peterbilt is orange though. She has the same Cat C 15 diesel engine. My wife Christina and her girlfriends love the sound of the engine, even though they aren't really truck fans. There into makeup and things like that. Every once in a while, I take my wife and some of her girlfriends for a ride in my big truck. They absolutely love it.
An orange Pete with a CAT C15 might just be my dream truck. Wouldnt be decked out with all the latest gimmick accessories, just a few basics for me. That engine does require one small yet reliable, mandatory engine management computer but i can live with that. Throw the CAT software on your laptop and carry a spare ecm if possible. Im a mechanic not a driver, but if it was other way around...😎
I discovered your channel 2 days ago and I think it's great that you give such an up close look into a frontnosed American truck. I have been a trucker myself in Europe, where almost all of us drive cabover trucks. I enjoy you Pete 379. Safe travels and keep making such beautiful streams.
Thank you that was a sweet ride. True drive right there. That brought back alot of memories for me. I drove for 28 years and love every minute of it. Had a 1998 Freightliner Classic with 6 inch straight pipes. Miss the sound of that old girl everyday. Thank you once again for that nice smooth ride. Keep the shinny side up brother
Einfach nur gefilmt!👍😊😎 Keine dämliche Musik, nur die solide Musik des Motors, die dir sagt, dass du immer ankommst!😉😊 Hat etwas sehr beruhigendes dieser Sound.😴😊 Schönes Video 😎
I can't wait to learn how to drive a Manual Semi Truck. I'm going for my CDL in mid December after I have studied the official book on everything. I just got my Air Brakes License July 25th now I'm studying for the knowledge test and then I can start enrolling into a Trucking school, and then do my Driver's test.
I wish I was still driving a scania 164L 580 v8, I would've proven you wrong, you just can't beat the sound of a 16.4 litre V8 rumbling, but I guess for north American trucks, you can't beat the sound of a CAT, I love the deep and low rumble, greetings from the Netherlands
I drove for 25 years...never got a Pete though...I learned on a 10 sp. TT, then my first paying job was on a mack quad box 10 wheel dump. I hauled freight, logs, (470 Detroit in a Volvo/White, chips, fuel oil, & propane. I live on a secondary east/west truck route, on a grade...I can hear the throaty Detroits coming...then icing on the cake when it's under the hood of a Pete ...duel stacks growling , visors, chrome, & I can just picture the high stick, low seat....coolest cats on the road !! You too kid...love your style. ..♡☆♡
@@cidertom5140Father has an old Leyland tractor from around 1976. Brittish stuff from that time knew how to last & run well. Also a lawnmover with Briggs & Stratton engine that runs like a d*rn Rolls Royce! 😂 Swedish myself though & got a 22 year old Volvo V70 still runnin in family. (Under chassis galvanized, so should see no rust.)
@@tredfxman yes the briggs is too in my opinion. My parents had a Volvo too with the 2.4 5 Cyl diesel and it sounded aewesome. Those Leyland tractors are built like b s h. Great tractors.
325 видимо... а потом ещё повышеный ряд))) На таком прокатишься пару тысяч км и ездить больше вообще не захочешь,особенно с нашими оленями "професиОНАЛАМИ" на дороге... А чувак то сам себя по ходу хочет,видать на камеру работает))
Для тех кто не шарит , даже у Маза есть мкпп с 16 передачами , нижнийряд верхний ряд и половинки , также щелкаешь мультипликатор и половинки , здесь если пустой то можно и через передачу идти , либос половинки низшей на высшую передачу , кароч кто в теме тот поймëт , звук классный , но на многих тягачах своеобразный звук и мотор рычит по разному , откатал от КрАЗа до Петербилта и все рычат по своему , и каждого надо приручать , они как живые , подход нужен персональный ,есть в железе душа
All that time spent was just the Peterbilt, no talk, no radio, just the engine, Jake and the turbo, all music to my ears. The way you drive has an ASMR quality to it, smooth shifts, the instrument panel and that fabulous shifter. I hauled a little steel for about three years on a short job and I appreciate the way you handle that machine, tons of skill and respect and it sounds like she's paying it back best she can, which is pretty darn nice. I subscribed to your channel on the strength of this one video alone, never seen any others but I'll be hunting them down. White Bell and thumb up every time. Thanks for the ride, from Ottawa, Canada.
not true--2 strokes sound like hell--have had 3 8v92 and one v12 with twin turbos with by pass tubes to go around the blowers--gross hp around 1000hp plus did a lot of time in the old 318 dd as a company mule--they are all crap after i started buying trucks,building 3406 cat motors
Such a pleasure to watch!! Seeing all those meters makes me want to be a truck driver (of a Peterbilt of course) Hope I can see one of those if I go to America someday!! Great video!! :) Cheers from Brazil!!
I have always been fascinated by these American beasts, the unearthly sound of these engines is magical, greetings from Poland, a fan of American beasts
Wow...what a great sound!😃 I come from Germany, American trucks rarely drive here. I saw one of them, a Peterbilt, on the German Autobahn... I gave a thumbs up and made a hand signal to honk! Had he really honked! ...and then really accelerated...😳 I thought my heart would stop. Wow, it was going fast, definitely more than 70 miles per hour. Here you can only go 50 miles per hour. Well, this is Europe... I just like American trucks because they're just different... I like rustic. Even my off-road vehicle is rustic, I hate frills with a full computer in the car. This is not my world. Greetings from Germany, have a good time and have a wonderful time and a safe trip with Peterbilt :). Greetings from TOM
I drove for 35 years in northern ca, Pete’s, KW’s, International’s, Mack’s, whatever the company bought, Georgia Pacific for 28 years, Louisiana Pacific for 7. I learned on a Brownie, speed shifting using the Jake brake. When I retired from 35 years with the Teamsters, I was driving a Mack with an automatic transmission. It was like driving a 500 hp pickup truck with a 45’ trailer behind it. Trucks changed over those years.
I'm just catching up to your videos. dude, besides my dad, brother and myself you are the best driver out there. I see all the confidence in you. Well, to be honest I was an okay driver but I wasn't 100% confident like my dad and brother are and y'all three drive alike. No GPS and just know where you're going lol. My dad died about 13 years ago and I swear, I was watching Thelma and Louise and my damn dad shows up in that movie! He was exactly like the tanker driver. I'm shocked I got an ajucation. Anyway, back to the point. I'm listening to this video with 5.1, 7.1 and headphones. If i lay on my couch and shut my eyes I fall asleep it's like I'm back in a truck again. Oh, I'm disabled/retired now. Anyway, keep up the good work and maybe someday get you one of them drones to scan areas and they make some cool photos. Some dude named High Strung does those types of photos and they are cool. But hey, stay safe out there and Thank You fort all your hard work.
Greetings from Sweden! Without trucks and truck drivers the world economy would collapse within a few weeks... Truck drivers make the world go round. Thanks to all of you 👍
I love a cat growl. I would also add to the list the Mack E9 Super Dog engine! I have a b model cat in my Pete and love it. My W9 has 7's on it with a 12.7 detroit running a borg 171702 and a full tilt manifold. It peaks around 50 psi on a full pull
That Ole peterbuilt sound sò good smooth driver shifting gear he takes care of his truck for sure great. Driving that peterbuilt thanks for respecting your machine
I love this! You are really in tune with the machine, that's obvious, and the drive has a hypnotic effect, really smooth. I used to drive Caterpillar tractors on my grandfather's ranch when I was kid, I really miss it. What a sound.
He's an owner operator he takes pride in his ride if I was in his position I'd baby that truck every day I see alot of owner opps that don't take care of thier trucks always on the hammer smashing gears cause they think thier so cool but this guy he's a professional 😊
Dude, That Jacob screaming after you downshifted to 7th between 5:15 and 5:45. 🥰 and the acceleration after that, could here that C15 working and vibrating, Love it. 😍 Hi from Quebec (please dont hate me) 😂
I’ve owned a 97 Ford F-250 7.3 psd, 5speed, short box, 411rear for 24 years ..Basically stock , 4” down pipe , mild hyper tech tuner, Banks cold air intake.. which made the turbo really whistle and sing .. One day I was pulling my boat somewhere, from Colorado Springs out to lake of the Ozarks or something, anyway suddenly it hit me … I haven’t even thought about turning on the stereo.. in fact I could not remember the last time I listened to the stereo in that truck.. Didn’t take long to figure out why !?! I sub consciously became hypnotized by the sound of that 7.3 and the whine of the turbo pipe.. I don’t drive her much anymore but I do think about the sound when I do .. That Pete is one smooth operator .. driven with style .. I hope you’re getting paid very well my friend.. demand it!! You deserve it.. say no to automatic , say oh hell no to electric !! Always ride the defense and take care boys !!
Love watching this video. You sir are doing well and are so calm and easy going . Keep up the good work and you sir should be paid more than you get for taking care of your truck . May our Lord always be with you always drive safely. And May you always find low fuel prices wherever you have to go.
That CAT sound sweeet!👍 I hear a vibration or small rattle when you're about 1,600 or 1,700 RPM, is that the exhaust? Last week tearing up the track & now you're back in the big Pete. Next time I watch a video with a awesome sounding truck, I will come back and add a link for ya.😎
Yeah I have a feeling it’s in just behind the dash, because it was being picked up by the mic up by the dash. Now I need to rip everything apart to find it! 😂
Roster cruiser sits low in the seat something today truck drivers don’t even know what a rooster cruiser is.Those that do know is what I mean when I say whoop whoop
Nice driving . I`m a truck driver in Norway 50-60 ton semi truck and b double . I also drive carefully and let the engine work and the gearbox gear when it feel right after 28 years on the road it all goes smooth i will say. Still learning new stuff about driving . It is a life style .
I was back in the cab with my father looking at this, rest his soul. He drove like you, easy on the truck he lived for it, and loved truck driving. He started in the 60s and passed in 91. He had an old S2 kenworth with a 903, I started choking up at the sound of the jake. Thanks buddy, for the memory.
Sorry for your loss brother. Stay well
jakes killed camshafts on the 903,s in the early 70s I was working for Cummins Eng Co. in Australia, the NH250 sounded great with Jakes, yes Mate we miss our fathers
This gave my the chills bad, my grandpa drove for 48 years starting in the early 1960s may they both rest in peace, that jake brake does sound so so so good!!!!
все правильно делает , но нельзя держать руль двумя пальцами НИКОГДА...
Only those that understand whats going on get this mans driving.... He drives with such care and non use of force in his driving habits.... This truck will last a million miles under his great care and skill.... He never "slams" this truck but rather gently goes through the gears and lets the engine work its way without force or coercion.....
I drive like this. Wish my 379 was still road worthy. The last driver beat the ever loving crap out of that poor truck. She still runs and drives, but the frame is pooched.
Edit: But she’s got a super 10, not a 13.
It's a tool. Nothing more . Jesus .
@@KC-nd7nt Says the Volvo driver
@@KC-nd7nt a tool that the owner relies on to make money, that's why it's best to treat them well and drive them easy.
He had better start idling it a little longer before he takes off in it if he wants that
After watching some tight turns, polishing, hill climbs and backing up B-Trains you seem to me one of the most pleasant truck drivers on UA-cam.
Thanks friend 👍
@@callthemall Bro, I drive my Peterbilt 379 the same way you do. I really like using the Jake Brake. 😎
@@callthemall Great Driver. Salutes From Brazil 👍
I agree
There are two things that a man will stand up and appreciate it any second of any day. That’s a Pete 379CAT and a beautiful woman.
As a non-truck driver (but a total gear-head car guy) I'm completely mesmerized by the shifting pattern and sequence... And the Jake Brake... so freak'n cool. And the turbo... Gosh. Such a lovely sound.
+1 never seen a truck video but this just popped in to my flow. Really meditating video to watch. Beautiful dash. Great video.
Brother you need to make friends with a trucker and get them to let you try and drive one it’s life changing
600-speed shifter. crazy! I now understand where fast and furious got their endless shifter cockpit scenes from
Man that whistling sound never gets old.
You know that sound isnt good right ?
@@wpgspecb if I'm not wrong im pretty sure its the massive turbo
@@Thatblackid My statement still stands.
@@wpgspecb Do you understand how a turbo works?
@@Quake120 I wasnt aware turbo flutter was good for the compressor.
As an european i always loved American cars, trucks.. they're so beautiful and sound so good
Their horrible in quality tho
@@GT-Tezzy yeah absolutely terrible. The trucks only last like 1-3 million miles. That definitely horrible build quality
I Like american truck too but you can Not compare the quality of a Scania and Peterbilt 😊
@@yoost6317 I don't know much about trucks i'm just an auto mechanic it's just that i like them 😅
Gearstick is like stirring soup lol and analogue gauges?
Forget what you know about driving. THIS is driving ! It’s watching a craftsman at work.
Oh yeah, put him stop start traffic, fully loaded in a B-train tanker with morons chopping in front and brake checking because you honk them and the lovely artform of shifting will be less art and and more average I'm thinking.
@ThePaulv12 why are you mad at him or do you know him personally trucking shut up
id cover the cost for a lot lizard to give his Johnson a tune up
@@mark3308 Ｗのｲ丂 ﾑ ﾚのｲ ﾚﾉ乙ﾑ尺り
Why are you mad at him dude
This young man can drive !
He was born to be a trucker !
Согласен с тобой
If you knew age truck drivers are watching this pay attention close this is a new age DRIVER that was taught by old school. He knows exactly what he’s doing. Oh and by the way, did you notice he turned his CB on before he got out on the highway. Listen look and learn new age drivers. This guy is damn good I know I just retired after 48 years on the road
Does it piss you off that most are automatic nowadays jw?
@@KevinMcAllister-666 yes it does. I cannot stand the automatics.
@@leewalker3514 the boomer mentality such an ignorant mentality.
@@leewalker3514 I get it innovation, progress and change is scary to your type.
@@KevinMcAllister-666 I’m not scared of it. I just wanna select my own gears and not wait on the computer that is known to give trouble. That’s just what I’m saying.
This is actually really therapeutic to watch/listen to. Like listening to calming rain!
Almost mesmerizing!
Man this is so calming how could anyone dislike it?
When you drive these yourself it’s even better
Maybe someone who drives a Plymouth Valiant?...
maybe because someone was upset its not long enough? 🤷♂️
As someone who drives a straight piped Detroit it’s fun every now and then but find yourself using the low setting on Jake 90% of the time 😂
@@christianherbst674
Or Swift.
I absolutely love hearing the sounds of these babies on the freeway.
It runs on propane and propane accessories 😎
The sound of the turbo and the Jake brake is fantastic, what a nice place to be 😎😎
I am not a truck driver but I certainly understand and respect the importance of these drivers! They move the country.
I like how smooth you are with those gears ⚙️ brother! Top notch shifting.
- How much clocks do you want on the instrument panel ?
American Trucks Companies:
-Yes
Meters and Gauges
Maybe one or two clocks
How many clocks Driver?
*Answer:* _A lot, even though most people probably don't understand them._
@@bigpun501 WTF IS A MILE ?
@@franklin5194you use pounds and feet and gallons but use kilometres 😜
Fact about 30 years ago my first born son would not could not go to sleep without I carry him into the cab & start that Engine, in 3 minutes he would be sleeping like the little guy he was, then tote him back & into his bed. for those that might wounder, I made sure he was sleeping good before I took him back in.. There is nothing more soothing to me than hearing a good Diesel run.
A lot of truth to that. My kids can pass right out in my V8 Ram (stock muffler, so not obnoxious) like nobody's business. A smooth inline-6 diesel like this would only knock them out even harder, lol! 😆
Beautiful execution of hiw to. You are a true professional. I started driving truck in 1979. Drove trucks with Detroit's and 2 sticks, and Cummins with 2 sticks , also 10 speeds and 13 speeds. Each truck has its own personality. Once you develop a relationship with that truck there is nothing like it. It becomes your best friend. Just you and that truck going down the road. Pure Bliss.
It’s like taming a monster. It’s a hell of a feeling. I’ve been around them from the age of 5. Swinging between the cab and sleeper like a jungle gym , going cool places and pissing in coffee cans . Haha
It's been about 3 years since I last drove a truck, and this is making me want to get back behind the wheel so much.
I pulled B-trains in Manitoba with a 550hp C15 Pete 379 and loved every minute of it. Your shifting is glorious, and should be really proud of being such a smooth operator. Not many left in this world like us.
Keep on trucking mate.
I just parked mine for a well needed brake after dealing with months of idiots on the road. You can come jump in mine for a few days if you want. It’s sitting out back. Guarantee after a day you will be reminded of all the bullshit and you will say f… this 😂
Double clutch?
I love how the driver takes time to wave to fellow drivers, true legend. Anybody just starting as a driver need to watch skill & know this is the only way to drive a big rig.
Brings back memories of my dad back in the 70's. Like your dashboard.
I literally have the same truck. My Peterbilt is orange though. She has the same Cat C 15 diesel engine. My wife Christina and her girlfriends love the sound of the engine, even though they aren't really truck fans. There into makeup and things like that. Every once in a while, I take my wife and some of her girlfriends for a ride in my big truck. They absolutely love it.
And then you wake up?
An orange Pete with a CAT C15 might just be my dream truck. Wouldnt be decked out with all the latest gimmick accessories, just a few basics for me. That engine does require one small yet reliable, mandatory engine management computer but i can live with that. Throw the CAT software on your laptop and carry a spare ecm if possible. Im a mechanic not a driver, but if it was other way around...😎
That’s not how literally works.
ASMR right here, I could fall asleep to this beautiful music
Wonderful driving footage! The truck sounds great! This is the kind of video I enjoy. Thank you.
That sound!!!! Beats anything on the radio these days 😂 I could happily listen to this all day. Great Video👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇬🇧
I discovered your channel 2 days ago and I think it's great that you give such an up close look into a frontnosed American truck. I have been a trucker myself in Europe, where almost all of us drive cabover trucks. I enjoy you Pete 379. Safe travels and keep making such beautiful streams.
Excellent. Thats the way to take care of a truck and it will last forever. Drivers are in a hurry nowadays and don't care. Good to see some still do!
And I have over a million miles on company trucks for 3 companies. Over 3million miles
Thank you that was a sweet ride. True drive right there. That brought back alot of memories for me. I drove for 28 years and love every minute of it. Had a 1998 Freightliner Classic with 6 inch straight pipes. Miss the sound of that old girl everyday. Thank you once again for that nice smooth ride. Keep the shinny side up brother
It’s great to see the love between the man and his truck! Treats her with respect and she rolls smoothly down the road. 👍🏻👍🏻
Einfach nur gefilmt!👍😊😎
Keine dämliche Musik, nur die solide Musik des Motors, die dir sagt, dass du immer ankommst!😉😊
Hat etwas sehr beruhigendes dieser Sound.😴😊
Schönes Video 😎
Das beste Video seit langer langer Zeit das ich auf YT gesehen habe. Danke für diesen "Hochgenuss" des sehens und des hörens! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂
Да это круто
I can't wait to learn how to drive a Manual Semi Truck. I'm going for my CDL in mid December after I have studied the official book on everything. I just got my Air Brakes License July 25th now I'm studying for the knowledge test and then I can start enrolling into a Trucking school, and then do my Driver's test.
How did you go?
@@mitchjames8384They failed the test
Moin! Der Fahrer ist ein Virtuose an seiner Maschine! Respekt! Er liebt seinen Truck!
Sweet truck,
beautiful sounding engine
You sir, are a professional!
This young man is easier on equipment than I was at that age! Kudos. It's all in the instruction.
I wish I was still driving a scania 164L 580 v8, I would've proven you wrong, you just can't beat the sound of a 16.4 litre V8 rumbling, but I guess for north American trucks, you can't beat the sound of a CAT, I love the deep and low rumble, greetings from the Netherlands
Couldn't agree more, norhing beats a Scania V8
Huffin paint bub nothing beats the sound of a big cam Cummins
scania's not that powerful
the Americans are still superior
Tell me you had a proper exhaust and not one of those 4 inch crackle shit exhausts on it that sounds like tiny fireworks going off instead of a V8.
@@johnygsx-s7507except a much more primitive 2 cycle Diesel that will outrun it 3 to 1 with far less fuss.
I drove for 25 years...never got a Pete though...I learned on a 10 sp. TT, then my first paying job was on a mack quad box 10 wheel dump. I hauled freight, logs, (470 Detroit in a Volvo/White, chips, fuel oil, & propane. I live on a secondary east/west truck route, on a grade...I can hear the throaty Detroits coming...then icing on the cake when it's under the hood of a Pete ...duel stacks growling , visors,
chrome, & I can just picture the high stick, low seat....coolest cats on the
road !! You too kid...love your style. ..♡☆♡
Your CAT sounds lovely. As a Volvo driver, it pains me to say it but, I like the sound of Scania V8.
I love them a cat sounds swweeet but lm a fan of the old school Gardner and the gowling leyland 680. Oh yes and the detroits esp the screaming !!!
Oh yes a big fan of that V8 too.
@@cidertom5140Father has an old Leyland tractor from around 1976. Brittish stuff from that time knew how to last & run well. Also a lawnmover with Briggs & Stratton engine that runs like a d*rn Rolls Royce! 😂 Swedish myself though & got a 22 year old Volvo V70 still runnin in family. (Under chassis galvanized, so should see no rust.)
@@tredfxman yes the briggs is too in my opinion. My parents had a Volvo too with the 2.4 5 Cyl diesel and it sounded aewesome. Those Leyland tractors are built like b s h. Great tractors.
Боже мой, сколько у него передачь? Он их переключает бесконечно
325 видимо... а потом ещё повышеный ряд))) На таком прокатишься пару тысяч км и ездить больше вообще не захочешь,особенно с нашими оленями "професиОНАЛАМИ" на дороге... А чувак то сам себя по ходу хочет,видать на камеру работает))
А прокатиться бы на таком а какие ощущения это не камаз
Никогда не понимал. Зачем такая мотолыга под потолок?
Для тех кто не шарит , даже у Маза есть мкпп с 16 передачами , нижнийряд верхний ряд и половинки , также щелкаешь мультипликатор и половинки , здесь если пустой то можно и через передачу идти , либос половинки низшей на высшую передачу , кароч кто в теме тот поймëт , звук классный , но на многих тягачах своеобразный звук и мотор рычит по разному , откатал от КрАЗа до Петербилта и все рычат по своему , и каждого надо приручать , они как живые , подход нужен персональный ,есть в железе душа
40лет на разных грузовиках работаю,и никого не преручал,сел,поехал😂
All that time spent was just the Peterbilt, no talk, no radio, just the engine, Jake and the turbo, all music to my ears. The way you drive has an ASMR quality to it, smooth shifts, the instrument panel and that fabulous shifter. I hauled a little steel for about three years on a short job and I appreciate the way you handle that machine, tons of skill and respect and it sounds like she's paying it back best she can, which is pretty darn nice.
I subscribed to your channel on the strength of this one video alone, never seen any others but I'll be hunting them down. White Bell and thumb up every time.
Thanks for the ride, from Ottawa, Canada.
I would love to see more B-train videos if you're ever in a spot for that sort of thing. Keep up the hard work.
Yep got a few in the works!
When man and machine become one! And yes she sounds absolutely spectacular!
Your Truck sounds like the Peterbilt from Duel😎
He knows how to drive a truck at a young age. Nice work bud! Young guys like this make me proud 👌
Yes ! The best sound in UA-cam because we don't hear the wind 👍
I love it !!
That truck does sound really good. Sounds like power and work.
Cat and Cummins have amazing sounding Jake brakes but DD 2-strokes you can't go wrong with that sound a 2-stroke gives Is just amazing!
not true--2 strokes sound like hell--have had 3 8v92 and one v12 with twin turbos with by pass tubes to go around the blowers--gross hp around 1000hp plus did a lot of time in the old 318 dd as a company mule--they are all crap after i started buying trucks,building 3406 cat motors
Like how you took it easy through town, there's a time and a place for everything.
Best sounding yeah it's up there with the best of them 👍 amazing wish Scottish trucks sounded like this
I drove many many peterbilt straight pipe and that sound never gets old !
Kurt Schmidt on Trucking with Schmidt has a sweet sounding C-16 in a W-9.
You guys should go and check out high strung vlog for the best sounding truck on youtube bro
@@jomabrown3132 been there.
@@jomabrown3132 too bad he's not making videos at the moment.
He's one of the best shifters in the United States that has a UA-cam channel. Nobody else really comes close. Amazing to watch.
@@martin1234512345 yeh bro he lost his cdl so hes not driving at the moment and that truck is for sale as well
Thanks 4 the ride mate, awesone dwnshifting, love the jacobs sound. Regards from Chile
When I clicked on the video I was hoping it was going to be a C15 haha love the truck man and good driving.
I miss those days when I was a truck driver for 12 years over the road the sound of a Jake brake reminded me of those wonderful times that I miss
Bravo, great driving skills kid. Could never grow old of the ol kitty.
What a nice place. İmagine living in one of the houses on the side of the road, what a peaceful place it is.
It's so satisfying the way you shift gears! So gentle and caring for the truck
Such a pleasure to watch!!
Seeing all those meters makes me want to be a truck driver (of a Peterbilt of course)
Hope I can see one of those if I go to America someday!!
Great video!! :)
Cheers from Brazil!!
I cant stand the pete clutch. Let alot this idiots tall boy shifter.
I have always been fascinated by these American beasts, the unearthly sound of these engines is magical, greetings from Poland, a fan of American beasts
Something oddly satisfying about watching you drive and looking forward! Maybe because I drove a large car ---in my other life,lol. Be cool, Be safe!
This is old school at its finest! This guy can drive truck!
One of most beautiful sounds in existence 😍. Makes me hate the quiet DD13 in the truck I drive now 🤣
But I’ll bet the fuel mileage is better
What a driving wow . By the way . The view is really narrow . Sound. Turbo. Jake brake . Stunning
Sounds very cool annnnd driven by one of the coolest truckers on the road! 🤘
Sweet sounding Cat just listening to it is soooo relaxing
Wow...what a great sound!😃 I come from Germany, American trucks rarely drive here. I saw one of them, a Peterbilt, on the German Autobahn... I gave a thumbs up and made a hand signal to honk! Had he really honked! ...and then really accelerated...😳
I thought my heart would stop. Wow, it was going fast, definitely more than 70 miles per hour. Here you can only go 50 miles per hour. Well, this is Europe... I just like American trucks because they're just different... I like rustic. Even my off-road vehicle is rustic, I hate frills with a full computer in the car. This is not my world.
Greetings from Germany, have a good time and have a wonderful time and a safe trip with Peterbilt :). Greetings from TOM
Love the ivory wheel and stick. Buttery smooth and relaxing. Thanks for sharing! Pro.
Nothing beats scania v8 straight pipe sound,just my opinion.Your Peterbuilt sounds nice too,great video,excellent driving.Cheers!
A sorcerer with his staff. Wonderful driving skills
I drove for 35 years in northern ca, Pete’s, KW’s, International’s, Mack’s, whatever the company bought, Georgia Pacific for 28 years, Louisiana Pacific for 7. I learned on a Brownie, speed shifting using the Jake brake. When I retired from 35 years with the Teamsters, I was driving a Mack with an automatic transmission. It was like driving a 500 hp pickup truck with a 45’ trailer behind it. Trucks changed over those years.
Love the sound of ur ole Pete, but the N14 will always be my favorite, jakes and all, c16 is lovely too
Amen.. only thing that I would change on this truck is put in a Cummins
@@RunGargleswap out a Cat for a cummins? No way
That turbo whistle would do my head in !
I'm just catching up to your videos. dude, besides my dad, brother and myself you are the best driver out there. I see all the confidence in you. Well, to be honest I was an okay driver but I wasn't 100% confident like my dad and brother are and y'all three drive alike. No GPS and just know where you're going lol. My dad died about 13 years ago and I swear, I was watching Thelma and Louise and my damn dad shows up in that movie! He was exactly like the tanker driver. I'm shocked I got an ajucation. Anyway, back to the point. I'm listening to this video with 5.1, 7.1 and headphones. If i lay on my couch and shut my eyes I fall asleep it's like I'm back in a truck again. Oh, I'm disabled/retired now. Anyway, keep up the good work and maybe someday get you one of them drones to scan areas and they make some cool photos. Some dude named High Strung does those types of photos and they are cool. But hey, stay safe out there and Thank You fort all your hard work.
Just plain smooth and calculated. A+
🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 thank you I really enjoy your videos it’s like being in the truck with you thank you for sharing this 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Greetings from Sweden! Without trucks and truck drivers the world economy would collapse within a few weeks... Truck drivers make the world go round. Thanks to all of you 👍
I love a cat growl. I would also add to the list the Mack E9 Super Dog engine! I have a b model cat in my Pete and love it. My W9 has 7's on it with a 12.7 detroit running a borg 171702 and a full tilt manifold. It peaks around 50 psi on a full pull
That Ole peterbuilt sound sò good smooth driver shifting gear he takes care of his truck for sure great. Driving that peterbuilt thanks for respecting your machine
this is the stuff I enjoy!! Beautiful sounding truck! 😄😁
Love the whistling turbo
I love the sound of that caterpillar engine. My dad drives a 2005 Peterbilt 379, 475 horsepower acert C15 and 18 gears, man that thing sounds so good.
I love this! You are really in tune with the machine, that's obvious, and the drive has a hypnotic effect, really smooth. I used to drive Caterpillar tractors on my grandfather's ranch when I was kid, I really miss it. What a sound.
He's an owner operator he takes pride in his ride if I was in his position I'd baby that truck every day I see alot of owner opps that don't take care of thier trucks always on the hammer smashing gears cause they think thier so cool but this guy he's a professional 😊
Dude, That Jacob screaming after you downshifted to 7th between 5:15 and 5:45. 🥰
and the acceleration after that, could here that C15 working and vibrating, Love it. 😍
Hi from Quebec (please dont hate me) 😂
masterful driving of a masterpiece ..great ride thanks
This Truck Sounds like Freedom❤
Beautiful country. Awesome ride, thanks!
Peter sure builds nice trucks!
I’ve owned a 97 Ford F-250 7.3 psd, 5speed, short box, 411rear for 24 years ..Basically stock , 4” down pipe , mild hyper tech tuner, Banks cold air intake.. which made the turbo really whistle and sing .. One day I was pulling my boat somewhere, from Colorado Springs out to lake of the Ozarks or something, anyway suddenly it hit me … I haven’t even thought about turning on the stereo.. in fact I could not remember the last time I listened to the stereo in that truck.. Didn’t take long to figure out why !?! I sub consciously became hypnotized by the sound of that 7.3 and the whine of the turbo pipe.. I don’t drive her much anymore but I do think about the sound when I do ..
That Pete is one smooth operator .. driven with style .. I hope you’re getting paid very well my friend.. demand it!! You deserve it.. say no to automatic , say oh hell no to electric !!
Always ride the defense and take care boys !!
Nice sounding Pete 👌 gotta love a 13 speed
Great sounding truck hypnotic and your shifting is smooth professional 👍👍
If not the best, ONE of THE BEST for sure! Love to see you operate that machine and that sound!
Herrlich der Sound,er fehlt mir heute so!
I get to drive a Kenworth T408 SAR in Australia. It's got a 625 Cat Acert in it, sport mufflers. Yours sounds amazing.
Love watching this video. You sir are doing well and are so calm and easy going . Keep up the good work and you sir should be paid more than you get for taking care of your truck . May our Lord always be with you always drive safely. And May you always find low fuel prices wherever you have to go.
Love the Jake Brake sound. I think I would get the Allison Transmission. Save a LOT of gear changing work.
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That CAT sound sweeet!👍 I hear a vibration or small rattle when you're about 1,600 or 1,700 RPM, is that the exhaust? Last week tearing up the track & now you're back in the big Pete.
Next time I watch a video with a awesome sounding truck, I will come back and add a link for ya.😎
Yeah I have a feeling it’s in just behind the dash, because it was being picked up by the mic up by the dash. Now I need to rip everything apart to find it! 😂
Great video and nice sounding truck . Really smooth shifting also thanks for the video . Stay safe
Can you actually look over your dashboard? You're sitting so low.
Well obviously he can
Kiddies booster seat might help
@@_PrayUpNot obvious at all
@@acptelford1307 how? Our view is not his view…
Roster cruiser sits low in the seat something today truck drivers don’t even know what a rooster cruiser is.Those that do know is what I mean when I say whoop whoop
Nice driving . I`m a truck driver in Norway 50-60 ton semi truck and b double . I also drive carefully and let the engine work and the gearbox gear when it feel right after 28 years on the road it all goes smooth i will say. Still learning new stuff about driving . It is a life style .