Trucking in the 20s - 100 Years of Trucking

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Hey there JCS Fam, and Happy Friday to you all! We hope this video finds you well, and that the New Year of 2020 is off to a great start! In honor of the New Year and new decade of 2020... we are bringing you guys a brand NEW video series, with our 100 Years of Trucking series. For our first installment of 100 Years of Trucking, we will be taking you back in a truck time machine beginning all the way back 100 years ago in 1920. Let's dive in, folks!
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Комментарии : 102

@ronclancy5201 4 года назад

I have been a long haul truck driver for over 45 years. Thanks for a really great channel.

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Thanks all for watching! These comments really motivate us to keep going. Glad y’all are enjoying these, we enjoy making them. 😊

@AntonioCesarRibeiro-qr7eh Год назад

Scania V8

@mediamattersismycockholste562 4 года назад

My grandfather started out with a mule team in the 20's, had dozens of dump trucks and drivers when he retired in the late 70's. Lot of pictures of trucks and dirt moving equipment from the 30's to the 60's in the photo albums. I appreciate it all a lot more now than I did as a kid.

@voltmandk.h.sherman777 4 года назад

Great video! Thanks for the series! I cannot wait to learn new stuff and discover the new videos. I love (old) trucks and (old) vehicules as a whole. Keep going and cheers from Paris, France...

@LobbsTrucking 4 года назад

Love this channel and the content, can’t wait to see the 50s of the long hood kdubs and those nice Pete’s we all love

@tmodeldriver 2 года назад

How can you even talk about trucking in the 1920s with out a single mention of the Fprd Model TT?

@matthewmann5938 4 года назад

This channel is fantastic. It started with my love of tractors and all things IH but I am loving this history of trucks. Great job, it s a pleasure to know Jack!!!

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Glad to have your support, Matthew! Thank you so much for watching!

@briansumner6439 Год назад

I’ve been driving trucks since Monday March 6th 1989. I want to say thank you 🙏 for this channel, this video and I hope you’ll make more of these history of trucks videos.

@7viewerlogic670 4 года назад

Great idea for a series!!

@yelwing 4 года назад

Autocar ? The oldest name badge still around ?

@cchino_Sax 3 года назад

man.. what I would give to go back, just for one year, and drive trucks back in my grandpas day.

@dalehuntington9402 4 года назад

I like the video, I was a teamster for 47 years. Trucking has been good to me. Drove them all, I live and think trucks. I am glad I do, remember there is always one more mile. Dale huntington. See you around the bend.

@marscaleb 5 месяцев назад

Ahhh, I was hoping this video would take us inside the cab of one of these older trucks. I wanted to see what it was like to drive one of these pieces of history.

@oldtrucker672 4 года назад

Great Job! Thanks for the ride. :)

@Ковидкапут 2 года назад

Narration is great, but constant "twony" instead of a mere "twenty" sounds horrible 😞

@colinlawrence2186 4 года назад

Really awesome channel love the content please keep them coming 🙋‍♂️🇬🇧

@Mondo762 4 года назад

Those are some great video clips. Looking forward to your next installment.

@rjr1227 4 года назад

Great video...thank you...also .....the narrator is fantastic!!

@shawnriddle3018 4 года назад

Thank you for another awesome video.

@billybanos7911 3 года назад

Just bought a 1923 international 4 ton have a 4 ton 1934 reo and 1948 4ton international kb6 gonna keep them till I die

@jasonconklin8172 Год назад

Their binder they won't die

@Lowlifeyo 4 года назад

I’m so glad it’s people that share the same love for trucking that I do

@timferguson1593 Год назад

Im retired US Navy. I wanted to drive semi"s when I retired. Due to family and other responsibilities, never got the chance. Love this series!

@carlatamanczyk3891 4 года назад

What year was the first diesel engine used in a heavy truck? And why were gas engines used in military trucks during WWll when the diesel engine had already been around for a while?

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Good questions. We’ll be covering a lot of these questions in our Diesel History and new “Trucks of War” series that is coming soon.

@erika.franca8019 3 года назад

Im think by Mercedes Benz and Scania and later Deutz, three of then make on Diesel Engines from beginning.

@mugnumps7910 4 года назад

Please loose mini Mike demokrap commercial.

@normsweet1710 4 года назад

Though I been “retired” from the road for 23 yrs, I still like to hear em run through the gears. Great video ! Keep em coming ! And thank you 😃

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Thank you Norm for watching!

@normsweet1710 4 года назад

My last Semi was a 82 KW, 400 Cat, 5 & 4 , 4:11 gears , 225” WB ...... my last one was the best one I’d ever driven ..... we run out of SA Tx to 5 states. Pulling a flatbed ...... great job to wind up a driving career .

@chessleyrichardson1075 4 года назад

I LIKES-EM TOO, I BUILD EM OUT OF WOOD, ANY YEAR,MAKE OR MODEL

@chessleyrichardson1075 4 года назад

I QUIT OTR, DUMP TRKN' NOW, JUSNOW CAME ACROSS THIS RU-vid, KEEP SENDING OLD TRK PICS, I'LL SEND PICS OF FINISHED MODELS OF SAME

@wrightflyer7855 4 года назад

@@chessleyrichardson1075 I don't know if you build plastic kits but I think you'd like Monogram's 1/24 Mack AC stake truck, OOP now (the tanker is still available). I found the stake truck on Ebay for a good price and have done a bit of basic work on it: filling sink marks and removing flash. It's a large and impressive kit.

@schaskins1 4 года назад

I really enjoy your videos. One correction---Mack is "famous". To be infamous is to be famous for something bad---mass murderers, dirty politicians etc.

@tomcline5631 4 года назад

No, they're correct mass murder dirty politics,MACK TRUCKS! Yeah infamous.

@nicholaspeberdy8537 4 года назад

Here in the UK we call them lorries not trucks.

@Blazingflashover 4 года назад

Love this

@RDC_Autosports 4 года назад

that red needle nose KW 🤤🤤🤤

@Hogger280 Год назад

Virtually all trucks in the 20's had gas engines and hard rubber tires. It looks funny you talking about pneumatic tires while showing a picture of a truck with hard rubber! You might want to be a little more careful with your "facts".

@dalepreischel6661 4 года назад

No "s" just Allentown. I lived in Lafayette for several year. Worked for Venture Logistics for Subaru, never knew you were just down the road.....lol

@RandyJurgens 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for a great video really enjoyed it 🚒🚒👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@jamescampbell7780 4 года назад

Impressive presentation. Well done. Greetings from Scotland.

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Hello James! Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed 😊

@Ryan-xq2ot 4 года назад

My great great grandfather retired from driving in the early sixties with over 2 million miles from what I'm told, it's really interesting to see the type.of trucks he drove. I obviously never met him but still cool to think about. I've been driving for a year now

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing your story and for watching Ryan!

@snydedon9636 Год назад

Two million miles in the type of trucks he drove I think was a pretty good accomplishment. After forty five years and I figure just short or just over 4 million miles it’s been a industry that has been good to me overall. My early years were definitely a love/hate relationship with trucks , they were also the best years.

@billthompson5644 4 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@fishingismydrug1 4 года назад

Nothing about Hug Truck's, from Highland, IL?

@Pushyhog 4 года назад

thanks.

@the.porter.productions Год назад

O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸 My dad was trucking in the 1930s & had some of these trucks even then. I learned that Volvo made trucks back then, but why mention them since they were made in Sweden. We’re they imported to America? What about Ford, Chevy, REO, etc? I think they had their share of trucks as well. Some good stuff! We sure made some unique looking trucks back in the day! My dad even used an old chain drive truck back in the 1940s. Thanks for sharing this info.🥰🤩✌️

@jackkaten9945 Год назад

Sadly today a Mack is just a Volvo with a bulldog on the hood

@carloselizondo7671 4 года назад

ME LIKE!!!

@AntonioCesarRibeiro-qr7eh Год назад

Essa voz dessa mulher é linda demais parabéns

@upnorthyooper1196 4 года назад

You sure left out an awful lot of trucks for the 20's.

@timhicks2866 2 года назад

Autocar? Fageol? To name a couple

@jasonconklin8172 Год назад

Ihc startedc1907

@Louis-kk3to Год назад

Somebody, get that Bulldog over here !

@speedwagon7562 Год назад

…I’m new to this series, lil slow getting here, but I think it’s fantastic… I’m hopeful, as I begin to catch up, we find a lil REO HISTORY…

@kadetteomegab2358 2 года назад

Bei 4,50min was ist das für ein modell????

@rajus6270 Год назад

Super very very goodFriend

@willarddevoe5893 2 года назад

Most truck innovations were solidly in place before 1920.These far fewer units set the path for the next 130 years. In 2021, the product is clearly degrading and the costs rising for your average owner.

@erika.franca8019 3 года назад

What about GMC, REO and International, and Scania is years advanced then Volvo in Scandinavia.

@paulzammataro7185 4 года назад

Love the A&P truck 👍

@herbertdiaz4318 4 года назад

no idea why so few viewers ! should be at 2- 3 millon !

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

It’ll start growing more quickly after we get the 30s-60s done! Thanks for watching from the beginning! 😊

@mikeslater75 2 года назад

Great Video, however a first in the late 20's for trucking was the North Shore Ferry Truck Service the very First commercial Trailer on Flatcar Service

@danethanor 4 года назад

Watching through to the 80's truck video series makes me wish ATS (American Truck Simulator) videogame would come with a game expansion on USA trucks through the years. Their were so many great American truck manufacturers and models.

@crippleguy415 Год назад

I love old Mack AC trucks as well as the bubble fender years of Mack .

@csgto7676 Год назад

Trucking is a horrible industry it has allowed me to develop PTSD

@kevinking5683 4 года назад

Thanks for the video. Very educating. I see some of the trucks from back then a wonder what a full shift would have been like with the suspensions or the lack there of .

@santiagoelias6172 2 года назад

What an awsome channel..it has everything I want in a great channel..

@whatchu_talkin_john_willis 4 года назад

history of detroit???

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Soon. Special surprise.

@ohandanotheronebitesthedus6247 Год назад

America does trucking the best 👌

@luisbravo495 4 года назад

Nice video👍new sub

@jackschromeshop8296 4 года назад

Thanks for watching, Luis! :)

@anonymousubiquitous3295 4 года назад

Good stuff. Driving since 1991.

@fedman 4 года назад

Jeffery Quad was there at the start and used in WW1 also.

@LT.X380 2 года назад

👌

@marian6593 2 года назад

What a brilliant video. Excellent narration giving a huge amount of interesting details. Love it!

@jimbressler1563 2 года назад

These are great, I go back and watch these alot

@robertgorman4209 4 года назад

WHAT ABOUT AUTOCAR THE OLDEST TRUCK CO IN USA?

@dougrohbock3232 2 года назад

You left out my Ford T T 1925

@Green_Gundel Год назад

Thank You for this!😉

@glennso47 4 года назад

Thanks for the video!

@brianmacmanus1449 4 года назад

Naked news vensulia

@PhillyDee215 3 года назад

Cool video 😎

@armchairwanderer1287 3 года назад

👍

@drharmonica Год назад

Hay Jack. Is this your daughter doing the voice-over or your wife?. Here's a friendly tip. Find a new announcer. I'm sure her mother loves her and you do too but she does not make a very good narrator for this subject. Let her read stories for children, not men.