Awesome Australian Trucks and Road Trains 

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@@australiantruckspotting8883 even if you stay in USA, you will see the same trucks, but except in long nose, but not in Cabovers like in Australia.

They are nice looking trucks.

It’s definitely a great spot for filming. Those trucks hauling grain are working hard, must be some weight in that stuff. Glad you enjoyed the video !

Euro trucks are cheaper, same with Japanese or any other, they have to be to get a foothold ... Kenworths are built in Australia to suit the conditions, an are tougher ..

@@paperboy...8667 obviously never seen the price of a fully loaded Scania or Volvo 🤷‍♂️

@@ArranD1 yep 10yr warranty's etc you know what I'm saying .. Australia can't compete with trillion $ conglomerates, you'd buy a specifically Built Australian Kenworth otherwise.... Wouldn't you ????

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. It sure is busy, more trucks than cars

That was interesting, wondering if you get stuck at borders for days does the employer or clients still pay you?

Thanks Mate, glad you enjoyed the video.

They sure are 👍

It’s definitely a good spot for some Jake Brake action.

Thank you very much. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I really hope you make it to Australia some day ! I would also like to travel to Paraguay some day, maybe I could film some local trucking !!

@@australiantruckspotting8883 Thank you very much for the reply! I will do my best to go in the near future to visit Australia and especially Western Australia. And you will also be welcome when you come to Paraguay. I'll make time this summer and go to the road to record some videos of trucks from here in Paraguay and I'll send them to you. Greetings friend!

Thanks. I hope to get back to Germany soon !!!

They sure are !!

There sure are some beauties here 👍

They sure are !

Thank you !

Thank you 👍

I’ve never seen an air lift axle on a trailer in the style that are common in the US. Not sure why we don’t use them. Glad you liked the video.

@@australiantruckspotting8883 they've always been common on our quad axle setup with a steerable rear lift and a front solid lift. Tandems are becoming more popular on dry vans and reefers with a front axle lift.

Greetings

Thank you !!

I guess get yourself to Australia first. Once you’re here you can get a truck driving job fairly easily as long as you are competent.

Good question. America has never had much interest in the awesome products Australia produces / has produced. Even though the manufacturers are US companies such as Ford, GM and Kenworth.

Good suggestion, I might try it

Thanks

We have to listen to the same garbage in Melbourne

@@malcolmmildren2924 ..........At least in Melb some of the characters on 40 are funny or have a point. In adelaide all you get are downright braindead troublemaking drug fucked childish music playing scum. I was in Melbourne in Nov and it was much better for volume of road reports and assistance. In adelaide people just ignore you if you need help. Thats been my experiences anyway. That case of John Kiss in adelaide blocking ch 40 just proves how fucked up adelaide folk are. ✌️

Wouldn’t be so bad once you’re out of the city and in the bush

@@australiantruckspotting8883 Of course. Just sayin if I took up driving I'd tell the boss no way I'm driving through Adelaide putting up with the brain dead drugfucked losers on ch 40 there. Thats all mate.

@@garynewton1263 Absolutely 👍