10 WORLD'S MOST AMAZING TRUCKS YOU MUST SEE

1. Electric trucks

2. Knapen Trailers

3. Floatliner

4. SUPER DUMPS

5. Truck custom

6. Caterpillar AD60

7. FUTURIA

8. MULTILIFT

9. Mercedes vehicle carrier

10. Iron Knight

[biff]

I am glad that electricity just magically appears all by itself.

[jakstrieder]

guy's stop click bating us with images of thing's that you don't have in your video's it's really annoying what you put in the video's is cool enough.

[dnmoscato]

That's awesome how they just back up into the load to pick up the glass! Freaking awesome

[احمدالسيدالديب-ظح]

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[twochaudiomg]

make sure the trucking company installs all the high wire on the roads.
Also watch what happens next after you tell them that

[coltonhoffman]

It should be like 6 best semi trailers and then 4 amazing trucks

[LynnCDoyle-ekoh]

Narrator don't know an axle from an axis.

[SCARHEADS]

would have been nice to see the one you used for the video snapshot. after all, it was the only reason i selected it.

[markhoffman]

The swedish truck trolley belongs in 1970.

[djmikeeventos]

I wish there was a button to REPORT click bait.

[tkftombo]

Another Bait and switch. Nowhere do you see the original truck.

[frederickgilliamjr.]

The truck on the promo (long white one) doesn't appear to be in the video

[christygruber]

Thanks, I came here to watch the 10 most amazing trucks, I didn't even see that cool truck in the thumbnail. :(. I skimmed through the video and couldn't see it.

[InfiniteEchos]

Presumably the raw energy source that would've been used to create the fuel that would've in turn been used to power the (electric) truck (had it been diesel), was instead used to generate the electricity required to power the electric truck? One understood the generation of electricity to be fairly inefficient (something like a 60-65% overall loss?). Furthermore, the embodied energy that would accompany the required infrastructure to enable an all electric truck set up would surely not only be vast, but never economically viable?

[scottbishop]

i build wooden truck model replicas so i love your videos thanks for the inspiration

[garethifan]

This was great - for once, a video that is not filled with RV style yank trucks which are completely ridiculous. Nice to see it started with Scania.

[donaldhollingsworth]

That is an interesting concept if the infrastructure could be done on interstate highways & having a diesel engine for use on surface streets.

[perrylc]

Was more interested in the truck used as the thumbnail than any that you showed.

[MrMopar]

You showed the Cat AD60 well Cat did not come up with it ; you ask me how I know because I worked on the first one at Atlas Copco Wagner Mining Equipment Co in Portland, Oregon. The truck originated out of a customer request from Australia. Our truck originally came with a MTU engine but due to uncontrollable harmonics and shocks between the engine, upbox and Allison transmission we had a 100% failure rate at the rear of the crankshaft which was not strong enough for this application. We redesigned the truck to except a Cummins SQ19, 800hp motor, a lot of work. All this was probably 25 years ago. So no Cat was not the first in this class of underground mine truck even though everyone has their own model of it Wagner was first. Also I would like to mention Eddie Wagner one of the Wagner brothers that founded Wagner Mining in his foresight back in the 40’s revolutionized underground mining with his design of LHD’s and dump trucks and the center Hing pivot point for the articulated machine which they also used at Wagner Tractor. Eddie Wagner only finished the 8th grade but he could out design any college level educated engineers.

[thermidorlevrai]

for everybody who want to see truck like the thumbnail search ARI legacy sleeper