Truck pulls wheelie, amazing power

Sometimes truck drivers have to do what they have to do in order to make the delivery on time, much like this guy.

[herbhouston]

Not just the horsepower, but the strength of the whole drivetrain.

[AshishSharma-tfhx]

Nobody talks about the guts of the driver... He is brave

[NeedForSpeed.]

Dodge Demon: First ever production vehicle to pop a wheelie while bone stock.

This truck: Hold my beer

[markfrick]

Some strong u- joints in that driveline!

[kelvinWho]

Thought the truck would stand up and start transforming to Optimus prime

[Jophlo]

This reminds me of my current relationship, I'm the one pulling all the weight.

[danieldesjardins]

Power Yes, But 95% in the gearing.Plus a 100% in excellent driving

[Batner]

And all that without a coal cloud, im

[michaelluciano]

Crazy how that clutch assembly can handle all that torque, thats some major league hauling buddy, I'm impressed

[andrew_brent]

I like the driver's attitude, ain't letting up till we get to the top or something breaks. Well done!!!

[lolvalle]

This is what it feels like when i'm carrying groceries up the stairs

[jbolo]

"We've got a full pull ladies and gentlemen"

[gregsmith]

Nothing like a truck with power.
Got a smile from me .

[JohnMatrixOfficial]

at first look like optimus was getting ready to transform.

[brdwonder]

Happens more often than even some drivers who did similar realize. I recall a time when I wanted to get to a prime camping spot. I was driving a '71 Chevy 1 ton PU 2WD loaded with a 10 ft camper and gear GVW 9, 000+ Lb. Stopped at the top of a 25yd steep ruff downhill down the last bench to the river to take a look. I elected to try it but GF and her daughter chose to walk rather than ride. Put it in granny and went down thru a big whoop in the middle a bit faster than planned lifted both front wheels and landed hard in time to stop and turn before swimming. Girls said nothing and we camped over the weekend. Sunday PM when nearby camps were leaving one of them came by in a 4WD Jeep Wagoneer and commented on my 2WD, asked if I wanted a tow out.Told him no thanks I got in and we were planning to stay till Wed and I could get myself out. He left shaking his head. Wed came and we packed up and left. Again the girls chose to walk. I took it uphill a bit slower and powered out but noticed some frame twist during the process. Got to the top, girls got in and all they said was " not bad you only got one front wheel off the ground 3 ft this time". I proceeded 40 mi home. I noticed some strange performance when shifting gears on the way home and next day checked things out under the hood. I found I had torn one of the front motor mounts completely apart (The rubber) and replaced them both. That was not the last time the torque of that HI performance 350 tore one loose either over the years. That big heavy camper provided me lots of traction but traction combined with torque and a lead foot put extra strain on the engine and trans mounts, U joints and the driveline center carrier bearing. Still all in all a very Tuff truck I drove for 30 yrs.

[starscream]

The Kenworth was like “ Hill? What hill?” 💪🏻

[Megalith]

Bro I am amazed/impressed that the chassis didn’t bust and have the engine just go flying out under _that_ much torque like, holy carp. Not to mention that big rigs are huge in on themselves but next to that crane it was hauling it looked kinda small. Incredible amount of power. “The Little Engine that Could”

[vaughan]

the amount of strength in the U-joint impressive

[Ghost-wpsr]

Everybody gangster till a truck pulls a wheelie.

[neilmcmahon]

That's not power, that's torque.