Never will forget the FIRST air starter I ever heard ...I was a kid riding along with DAD. The driver sat up there waiting for me to cross right infront of his radiator ...then hit that LOUD air starter. I almost crapped my pants and he is sitting up there in that seat laffing! Great video, thanks for the memories.
To the person asking about putting an air starter on a car , yes it has been done. My father knew a guy who had one on a Holden (Aust GM) race car many years ago. The compression the motor had used to kill the old electric starters. So the solution he used was just that. I'm talking a LOOONG time ago, and on a race car. Impactrical for day to day use but I'd guess
the paint scheme on this tractor reminds me of that of the "Crowbar" fleet,out of El Paso,Tx., a mail haul operation using exclusively Mack R's.... Huge privately owned operation. Anybody remember them? Their trucks had HUGE custom tanks so they could make their entire run w/o fueling.
@danegerous88 yeah i was referring to the front wheels, only reason i ask is that i do a bit of 3d modelling and was inspired by your truck, and wanted to re-create it on computer. just wanted to know what the front wheels were called so i could find some reference pictures.
I used to drive a freightliner with air start running a cummins. Dang thing was in the passenger side of cab and had a freaky safety pop off valve. That thing would let go and dump all the air in the cab; every bit of dust and dirt would wind up in the air and me hanging my head out the drivers door gasping. I would get a kick outta scaring someone walking in front of the truck and wait for it wait for it; then hit the start valve. They would jump straight into the air and come down pissed.
Is it possible to mount an air-starter on 6syl straight engine in a car? The sound from the air starter is great and it would be fun to have it in a car instead of a eletric starter. Not everyone have that if possible :)
@Monza24vR6 Don't know if it could be done. Finding or modifying one to fit your car engine I think would be difficult and then you also need an air reservoir tank, hoses, valves and a compressor to replenish the air in the tank. Maybe possible, but a lot of work and not practical.
@danegerous88 I still belive this is possible, the air reservoir tank, valve, hoses will be the least concern. If I get ahold of one I wil try to finish this projekt. Have you any sites to recommand with air starter?
@Monza24vR6 The standard air starter brand that most every North American truck uses is Ingersoll Rand. I would start there.
An air starter wont burn out like an electric and you can jump yourself from the pressure in the tires (using a special hose or multiple hoses from multiple tires.). A great yet loud starting system
A Mack simular to this one started up while i was filling up my truck at the gas station (it also had a diesel pump for semi trucks) and i almost jumped into my trucks bed! VERY loud! lmao
@GundamKnight07 The same as you would if you had an electric starter with flat batterys, you need to get a "jump".
You need an adapter that will mate up with the trailer brake service airline off another truck and re-pressurize the starter tank, once you have enough pressure (100-120 psi) away you go.
Airstart trucks are only capable of getting about 5 seconds of cranking before running out of air.
An alernative, altough very time consuming, is to use air out of ALL your tyres,
@GundamKnight07 Two ways. First if you can get another tractor to pull near you you would hook its emergency supply line (red hose) to a jumper glad hand near the air starter tank to get "jumped". If you are in the middle of nowhere you would have a set of "jumper hoses". They would allow you to use the air pressure of your tires to fill the starter tank. So you can actually jump yourself with an air starter, provided you tires are properly inflated.
I love these kinds of old classic I think 1980's semi trucks especially this excact model of truck this Mack truck of what you have here in your video ("Mack R700 V8 with the Air Start Up") thank you for this video I wonder how much a truck like this would cost though.
@robertwa1975 Mainly Mack have air start, however others can get them as an option. They are handy because you can deflate a tyre into the start tank and get yourself going.
@robertwa1975 Mack have used air starters on their trucks over here since the B models of the 1960s right up into the 1990s. It is a good system compared to electric but probably a bit noisy for this 'politically correct' world of today.
@alex189100 Not sure, but I know the six and V8 Mack engines used a similar air starter, an Ingersoll-Rand 150BM mounted LHS on the six and RHS on the V8. I think it is a universal type starter so fitting it to your Cummins might not be too hard.
@DESSLOCH101. holy craps! it's freakingly nice to hear such a starter! pls. take note: @ 0:03, the sound of the air starter can be mistaken for a howling dog!
@DESSLOCH101. holy craps! it's freakingly nice to hear such a starter! pls. take note: @ 0:03, the sound of the air starter can be mistaken for a howling dog!
@urbandestruction some Macks did use Detroit diesel 2 strokes. some also came with Cummins motors but the majority of Mack trucks have their own motors.
@MattytheDem thanks for the input :) that would explain why 4 macks out in my town sound diffrent then the other and there the same truck model from what i know
look at the video again. RIGHT HAND DRIVING. Their is a passenger on the left and the driver on the right as you can see the steering wheel on the right. The passenger moves in the video and the driver stays still is why you may have thought that was the only person in the truck and he was the driver. AND what do you mean I series? never heard of one. R and RW (Superliner) and the newer CH series, Granite, Titan... (I am not listing all I know) What is an I series??
actually its very common for larger diesel engines to have air starters. much easier to deal with considering the on board air system for brakes and ride.
An air tank mounted on the chassis (rhs between fuel tank and rear fender) stores compressed air. Push button in the dash opens a valve allowing the air to transfer from the tank through a large hose to the air starter motor which has vanes inside which spin from the air engaging the starter.
my 78 fuel truck was missing the muffler on the air starter.... if you started the truck when folks where walking by, they would literally jump over the hood
i love those old air starters they were awsome and to a guy my dad drove saved his life to a guy broke into his truck and they were fighting and he hit the airstarter and it scared him off he only got shot in the arm so air starter are good for savin lives to lol
Yes, it uses air stored in a reservoir, which you can just see mounted to the chassis behind the rhs fuel tank. Press the button up on the dash and a valve is opened on the tank allowing the stored air to reach the starter by a large hose.
not necessarily depending on which v8 they had in them and what they were made for etc. the dm and rd 800's all had single side exhaust up to the right unless someone spliced and all
funny I work for ralphs and food 4 less, We used to have about 6 of old old trucks that used air starter. 5 old white gmc with 9 speed and 1 old mack with 5 speed. sadly we no longer have them after they been sold to another, and end up getting newer truck. I missed those good old air starters that really fun to scares peoples.
I see by the location of the steering wheel it's most likely an Australian model. That sound takes me right back to when I was a kid and Dad was leaving for work at the crack of dawn ... The neighbours always hated him parking his Mack R600 in a residential area. That bulls roar of a starter only irritated them more.
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Love the oldschool!!! Everyonce in a while u hear one start-up and it usually freaks most everyone out, especially the rookies. Back inthe 70's it wasn't that big of a deal, but now it's awesome! Nice truck!
But i wonder why you painted the pre-filter bowl in white? Not that its likely to be "stuffed", but you wont notice if any of the blades in the bottom cracs.
I had to retire early due to health and my memory is a bit hazy. I've forgotten what we would do when the air was depleted. Would you be so kind as to refresh my memory?
MrRottenApple, another truck would be the most common method to recharge the air system but you could also use a portable air compressor. Sometimes these are mounted on breakdown vehicles and 4WDs. Some earthmoving plant have air systems you can tap into and you can also use your own tyres. Just pump them back up after the engine has started.
Much obliged, Dane. I saw those methods mentioned in another of your videos.
Now & then, I get a bit nostalgic & each time, as time passes, a little more is forgotten. I developed Diabetes & a heart condition & may have experienced at least three very, very mild "borderline" strokes.
My heart's pulse sometimes will race 160 bpms then sink like a cannonball to around 30 bpms instantly. The sensation is alarming & you wonder if you're about to check out. Hope you don't have retire early like me
Dangerous88, is that the R700L? long bonnet version, or is it the short?
Its the same model in Convoy, but she was a 285coolpower, over dubbed with a detroit8V92TTA, damn yanks, but you can hear the old maxidyne in some shots.
old 60's truck
vincentderome 5 hours ago
was that an elephant sound in the start?!
dodo309 2 months ago
Never will forget the FIRST air starter I ever heard ...I was a kid riding along with DAD. The driver sat up there waiting for me to cross right infront of his radiator ...then hit that LOUD air starter. I almost crapped my pants and he is sitting up there in that seat laffing! Great video, thanks for the memories.
M28443 2 months ago
If its all the same to you, I'll drive that tanka, I'm the best chance you got.
Look no deals, i wanna drive that truck allright,
volkscom 2 months ago
If there is an EMP will it still work?
thunderbedford 3 months ago
To the person asking about putting an air starter on a car , yes it has been done. My father knew a guy who had one on a Holden (Aust GM) race car many years ago. The compression the motor had used to kill the old electric starters. So the solution he used was just that. I'm talking a LOOONG time ago, and on a race car. Impactrical for day to day use but I'd guess
rodneys0909 4 months ago
R models are, in my opinion, the baddest Macks.
cooldude87awesome 5 months ago
2 stroke or 4 stroke ?
unclewilly2 6 months ago
Nice truck, how many kms does she have?
svg1995 6 months ago
Whats up with you aussies and air starters?
HUTCHtopher 7 months ago
What is the average fuel consumption of this truck????
And4ea8 9 months ago
those aussies;)
PETERBILT281DUEL 10 months ago
i thought it was a Detroit Diesel 8V92
GordonFreemanD40 10 months ago
what's its engine?
GordonFreemanD40 10 months ago
@GordonFreemanD40 Mack Thermodyne V8 rated at 375hp.
danegerous88 10 months ago
shes a real beauty
Too bad eh
BoWLsackNOodelz 11 months ago
mabee a silly question but why do aussy truck have air starters rather than electric
DIESEL1844 11 months ago
HOOOO EEEEEEE chug chug chug
auaiao9 1 year ago
the paint scheme on this tractor reminds me of that of the "Crowbar" fleet,out of El Paso,Tx., a mail haul operation using exclusively Mack R's.... Huge privately owned operation. Anybody remember them? Their trucks had HUGE custom tanks so they could make their entire run w/o fueling.
bjiintx 1 year ago
holy shit! an air starter! haha. havent seen those on youtube yet. ever. this was my first. good video. and nice truck. =)
CobArchEnemy406 1 year ago
this may sound like a stupid question but what are those wheels called that you have on the truck?
p.s. fantastic looking rig you had
SemnteX 1 year ago
@SemnteX Are you referring to the spoke (spider) hubs and the demountable wheel rims? Thanks for the comment, wish i still had her.
danegerous88 1 year ago 2
@danegerous88 yeah i was referring to the front wheels, only reason i ask is that i do a bit of 3d modelling and was inspired by your truck, and wanted to re-create it on computer. just wanted to know what the front wheels were called so i could find some reference pictures.
SemnteX 1 year ago
@danegerous88 another name for those wheels is daytons.
CumminsCrazedredneck 11 months ago
@SemnteX bult rims
MrRenzo1996 1 year ago
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@SemnteX bult rims
MrRenzo1996 1 year ago
@SemnteX they are made by Dayton
ZR1KingOfTheHillZR1 1 year ago
@SemnteX YOu mean the kind of wheels?
These are "trilex" wheels
NONVOGLIONOMI 5 months ago
nice truck..............wonder what kind of mileage it gets compared to the modern ones.
Fireheart528 1 year ago
First time i ever heard an air start ... cool :)
moonbar33 1 year ago
I used to drive a freightliner with air start running a cummins. Dang thing was in the passenger side of cab and had a freaky safety pop off valve. That thing would let go and dump all the air in the cab; every bit of dust and dirt would wind up in the air and me hanging my head out the drivers door gasping. I would get a kick outta scaring someone walking in front of the truck and wait for it wait for it; then hit the start valve. They would jump straight into the air and come down pissed.
menahunie007 1 year ago
That mack like in PIXAR CARS,
GTAprogamer111 1 year ago
Awesome... Purely Awesome!!
crankysports 1 year ago
i like that mack
bluejay148 1 year ago
Is it possible to mount an air-starter on 6syl straight engine in a car? The sound from the air starter is great and it would be fun to have it in a car instead of a eletric starter. Not everyone have that if possible :)
Monza24vR6 1 year ago
@Monza24vR6 Don't know if it could be done. Finding or modifying one to fit your car engine I think would be difficult and then you also need an air reservoir tank, hoses, valves and a compressor to replenish the air in the tank. Maybe possible, but a lot of work and not practical.
danegerous88 1 year ago
@danegerous88 I still belive this is possible, the air reservoir tank, valve, hoses will be the least concern. If I get ahold of one I wil try to finish this projekt. Have you any sites to recommand with air starter?
Monza24vR6 1 year ago
@Monza24vR6 The standard air starter brand that most every North American truck uses is Ingersoll Rand. I would start there.
An air starter wont burn out like an electric and you can jump yourself from the pressure in the tires (using a special hose or multiple hoses from multiple tires.). A great yet loud starting system
lordtaw 1 year ago
@lordtaw Thanks :) I will take a look at it.
Monza24vR6 1 year ago
@danegerous88 Any idea if an airstart would work on a 2 stroke jimmy?
DK99824 1 year ago
flashbacks of 'maximum overdrive' HAHA!
RyTrapp0 1 year ago
how much torque@rpm on dat baby? :D
MegaZsolti 1 year ago
@MegaZsolti 1080lb/ft @ 2200rpm (1465Nm)
danegerous88 1 year ago
@danegerous88 thats high rpm. lolz but nice mack truck
MegaZsolti 1 year ago
@MegaZsolti Yeh I stuffed up. Should have said 1080lb/ft @ 1600rpm.
375hp @ 2200rpm.
danegerous88 1 year ago
@danegerous88 Np.
MegaZsolti 1 year ago
At first i didn't know if this was a tank or a mack truck, then i realized whats the difference.
neverneen 1 year ago
Can two-people fit comfortably in that narrow cab? Anyway, gotta luv that baby blue!
LibertaerUeberAlles 1 year ago
@LibertaerUeberAlles Yes two people can sit in the cab. Doesn't leave much room for anything else though.
danegerous88 1 year ago
does this remind anyone else of maximum overdrive :D
jhsuperfast 1 year ago
What a beast! I love it.
kway745 1 year ago
Aussies are fly folk--they drive around with their mudflaps on the FRONT...
ELG72 1 year ago
How exactly does an air starter work?
MasterTenku 1 year ago
its missing the concrete mixer lol i love the the old macks the e7 was a good motor low revs climb anything
truckerguy72 1 year ago
gotta love the air starter ... long as you dont blow a air line lol
tbirdpimp07 1 year ago
reminds me of mad max 2 lol
BUNCHofxs 1 year ago
A Mack simular to this one started up while i was filling up my truck at the gas station (it also had a diesel pump for semi trucks) and i almost jumped into my trucks bed! VERY loud! lmao
T3hbassmasta 1 year ago
ok this might sound stupid if your out of air how would you start it then
GundamKnight07 1 year ago
@GundamKnight07 The same as you would if you had an electric starter with flat batterys, you need to get a "jump".
You need an adapter that will mate up with the trailer brake service airline off another truck and re-pressurize the starter tank, once you have enough pressure (100-120 psi) away you go.
Airstart trucks are only capable of getting about 5 seconds of cranking before running out of air.
An alernative, altough very time consuming, is to use air out of ALL your tyres,
shaned8845 1 year ago
@GundamKnight07 Two ways. First if you can get another tractor to pull near you you would hook its emergency supply line (red hose) to a jumper glad hand near the air starter tank to get "jumped". If you are in the middle of nowhere you would have a set of "jumper hoses". They would allow you to use the air pressure of your tires to fill the starter tank. So you can actually jump yourself with an air starter, provided you tires are properly inflated.
lordtaw 1 year ago
love that sound
harley1450000 1 year ago
wat hp is the motor?
the124Lscania 1 year ago
375hp @ 2200rpm
danegerous88 1 year ago
THIS is a truck:-D
RallakkiShow 1 year ago
Good old r Mack you haven't had your a kidney blow from a pro boxer till you've drove one down a dirt rode
laramie4x4 1 year ago
@laramie4x4 Or a Chicago railyard.
thissitesucks74 1 year ago
I love these kinds of old classic I think 1980's semi trucks especially this excact model of truck this Mack truck of what you have here in your video ("Mack R700 V8 with the Air Start Up") thank you for this video I wonder how much a truck like this would cost though.
keys201 1 year ago
Amazing start up. I've traveled on a Mack like this
danbaumann84 1 year ago
Dane, some would never believe the work and some of the loads that old girl hauled in her early life........I hope youre looking after her.
ageingtrucker 1 year ago
Sorry for this question, but why have the Trucks in Australia often an airstarter and not an electric starter?
robertwa1975 1 year ago
@robertwa1975 Mainly Mack have air start, however others can get them as an option. They are handy because you can deflate a tyre into the start tank and get yourself going.
PN0605 1 year ago
@robertwa1975 Mack have used air starters on their trucks over here since the B models of the 1960s right up into the 1990s. It is a good system compared to electric but probably a bit noisy for this 'politically correct' world of today.
danegerous88 1 year ago
@danegerous88 especially in america where PC is fucking everything up
MattytheDem 1 year ago
WAT A FUCKEN BEAST!!! i love r macks and a v8 powered 1 is a bonus
the124Lscania 1 year ago
Does the 6 cylinders Mack Air starters fits in a NTC 444 Cummins? Its for my KW
alex189100 1 year ago
@alex189100 Not sure, but I know the six and V8 Mack engines used a similar air starter, an Ingersoll-Rand 150BM mounted LHS on the six and RHS on the V8. I think it is a universal type starter so fitting it to your Cummins might not be too hard.
danegerous88 1 year ago
Two days ago a saw a vehicle that would haul that tanker.
riolindasucks 1 year ago
nice looking truck u good there, love the air start
Sabercem2007 1 year ago
nice, i havnt heard an air start since i seen mad max the road warrior
DESSLOCH101 1 year ago 12
Didn´t even know that they had those in trucks!
1339LARS 1 year ago
@DESSLOCH101. holy craps! it's freakingly nice to hear such a starter! pls. take note: @ 0:03, the sound of the air starter can be mistaken for a howling dog!
neilcms1 9 months ago
@DESSLOCH101. holy craps! it's freakingly nice to hear such a starter! pls. take note: @ 0:03, the sound of the air starter can be mistaken for a howling dog!
neilcms1 9 months ago
@T3HBassMasta:
Agreed. That would scare the crap out of me too. Make me jump 5 feet in a parking lot.
wantapgt 2 years ago
thanks
redneckmechanic5 2 years ago
is this the type of truck used in mad max 2 ????
redneckmechanic5 2 years ago
Similar but not the same model Mack. MM2 used a Mack R600. The R700 is a bigger truck with a longer bonnet (hood). They both use the same cab.
danegerous88 2 years ago
is it a 2 stroke diesel?
urbandestruction 2 years ago
No mate. It's a 4 stroke V8 diesel.
danegerous88 1 year ago
thanks for the info :)
urbandestruction 1 year ago
@urbandestruction some Macks did use Detroit diesel 2 strokes. some also came with Cummins motors but the majority of Mack trucks have their own motors.
MattytheDem 1 year ago
@MattytheDem thanks for the input :) that would explain why 4 macks out in my town sound diffrent then the other and there the same truck model from what i know
urbandestruction 1 year ago
so is this the same model used in the truck film maximum overdrive ?
jaketaylor15 1 year ago
@danegerous88 was it the R models or the DM's that had the off-set cabs?
RailsandRoads 1 year ago
The DM and the U series had the offset cab. I'm an aussie and over here we just got the R models.
danegerous88 1 year ago
@danegerous88 ok ,THANKS !!!
I saw the left hand driving like the US, and i thought u were in the US
did the I series look like the R's?
RailsandRoads 1 year ago
look at the video again. RIGHT HAND DRIVING. Their is a passenger on the left and the driver on the right as you can see the steering wheel on the right. The passenger moves in the video and the driver stays still is why you may have thought that was the only person in the truck and he was the driver. AND what do you mean I series? never heard of one. R and RW (Superliner) and the newer CH series, Granite, Titan... (I am not listing all I know) What is an I series??
Rawtrucker 1 year ago
sorry, I didn't see that, i didn't look so closely.
And I meant to Hit the U button but i accidentally hit the I button.
RailsandRoads 1 year ago
The DMs,but my dad had an old U model and that had the offset cab too.
thissitesucks74 1 year ago
@thissitesucks74 sweet!
RailsandRoads 1 year ago
American trucks are great, not like that we've gor in Europe.
Zayjug 2 years ago
@Zayjug American roads are also great, not like our roads
fizzdog 2 years ago
actually its very common for larger diesel engines to have air starters. much easier to deal with considering the on board air system for brakes and ride.
MatWhite 2 years ago
thats different! but awesome
cumminspower10 2 years ago
an air starter would scare the poop outta me if a truck started as i was walking past it. i guess its because im used to normal electric starters
T3hbassmasta 2 years ago 2
Love these old Macks. This one is fixed up real nice. :)
mongo5888 2 years ago
haha cool, its a normal version of the mad max truck
urbandestruction 2 years ago 4
Very awsome rig!
616ist 2 years ago
wait hold on that things starter runs off air pressure, holy shit thats sweet
andy72xbox 2 years ago 7
@andy72xbox Oh no! The battery is dead! HOOO EEEE vrooom vroom vroom vroom.
DK99824 1 year ago
@DK99824 congrats for making a point on a 1 year old comment
andy72xbox 1 year ago
@andy72xbox :D
DK99824 1 year ago
That air starter reminds me of the movie Maximum Overdrive-when the tow truck tries to run the lady over....LOL
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Noisy, large, vulgar and going nowhere. Like your typical American!
bluebus270 2 years ago
Notice the steering wheel is on the wrong side of the dash, so this is most likely an Australian truck.
neworder18 2 years ago
love the RM700 painted it black ad duck on the bonnet
VIV292 2 years ago 2
ahah like Convoy the movie XD
MaurizioM89 2 years ago
Damn! The airstart is so awesome =) Much more exiting than an electric starter
derbilover 2 years ago 15
Oh man, gorgeous truck...Must be an Aussie..only you guys have shit like this remaining down under. Mack has macho written all over it!
HYPHYDUM408 2 years ago
how exactly does the air start work? im gonna guess and say its just a pneumatic motor like you would find in an air tool at a shop. but bigger
Turbojeep23 2 years ago
An air tank mounted on the chassis (rhs between fuel tank and rear fender) stores compressed air. Push button in the dash opens a valve allowing the air to transfer from the tank through a large hose to the air starter motor which has vanes inside which spin from the air engaging the starter.
danegerous88 2 years ago
so its sort of like how exhaust pressure turns a turbocharger?
Turbojeep23 2 years ago
kinda but with about 100-180 psi.
robby844 2 years ago
think of it as a massive air ratchet
gixxer1000rr 2 years ago
That's pretty cool, I never knew that!
Farout397 2 years ago
R models. Indestructable and idiot proof.
oriondt 2 years ago
Now theres! a truck that was made to last!
elitecssplayer 2 years ago
Looks like the truck from mad max 2
88pie88 2 years ago 12
Awesome Old School Truck !!!
rocketman6881 2 years ago
my 78 fuel truck was missing the muffler on the air starter.... if you started the truck when folks where walking by, they would literally jump over the hood
ludwigvontri 2 years ago
sweet air start
scavenom2008 2 years ago
MACK is the best there is!
elitecssplayer 2 years ago
i didnt kno u could get a visor 4 one of those
TheFireman203 2 years ago
yea macks are very popular in australi. ive been there a few imes. awsome country and people. v8?
rsr530 2 years ago
i love those old air starters they were awsome and to a guy my dad drove saved his life to a guy broke into his truck and they were fighting and he hit the airstarter and it scared him off he only got shot in the arm so air starter are good for savin lives to lol
TheFireman203 2 years ago
Single stack on the left, got to be an Aussy
oldstar1952 2 years ago
If your truck wears its mudflaps on the front, you just might be Australian.
jbird0168 2 years ago 3
Yeh mate, good guess.
danegerous88 2 years ago
so true
TheFireman203 2 years ago
this motor have the air starter? how does it load him of air?
roadtrain 2 years ago
Yes, it uses air stored in a reservoir, which you can just see mounted to the chassis behind the rhs fuel tank. Press the button up on the dash and a valve is opened on the tank allowing the stored air to reach the starter by a large hose.
danegerous88 2 years ago
very good question
TheFireman203 2 years ago
most of the Mack V-8s had dual exhausts
samdon815 2 years ago 2
not necessarily depending on which v8 they had in them and what they were made for etc. the dm and rd 800's all had single side exhaust up to the right unless someone spliced and all
xdawg51 2 years ago
that was the weirdest startup i've ever heard xD
Corkoth55 2 years ago
i think its with air pressure
martino009 2 years ago
just really weird
Corkoth55 2 years ago
Air powered starter motor.
flyrock45 2 years ago
funny I work for ralphs and food 4 less, We used to have about 6 of old old trucks that used air starter. 5 old white gmc with 9 speed and 1 old mack with 5 speed. sadly we no longer have them after they been sold to another, and end up getting newer truck. I missed those good old air starters that really fun to scares peoples.
pantherxx010 2 years ago
those air starters are awesome! its funny startin those up in public, it scares the shit out of some people LOL!
5020kid 2 years ago 3
I see by the location of the steering wheel it's most likely an Australian model. That sound takes me right back to when I was a kid and Dad was leaving for work at the crack of dawn ... The neighbours always hated him parking his Mack R600 in a residential area. That bulls roar of a starter only irritated them more.
Varnsen2 2 years ago
nah its us model drivers side is left side
xdawg51 2 years ago
I bet that is soooo slow...
Cooter1Brown 2 years ago
wait till some1 walk by it and scare the fuck out of em, btw very nice mack
NKVDdevaint1 2 years ago 2
HAHAHA! that would be halarious! I wonder if a R600 starter would fit on a 1994 LT1 Corvette...
ArcticRenegade 2 years ago
With a little fabrication work anything is possible
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OrangePHX 2 years ago
whore your self out to some fat chicks
user467 2 years ago
oh no. lol.
How about you?
OrangePHX 2 years ago
its very nice... but its so stiupid to spend your money on something that you cant go for a pic nic..:)
sozos23 2 years ago
THATS KINDA SWEET! =P
jmk0309 2 years ago
What year is it?
JManGuitar5150 2 years ago
1975
danegerous88 2 years ago
what year was the r600 please reply
grahambonnet1997 2 years ago
Hey i love your Mack its like the one of Mad Max!!!
TRACTORBOYZRULE 2 years ago
cool truck
vibugman 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL truck! 5 Stars for you!
RPHELPS922 2 years ago
ПРИКОЛЬНО!!!!
esp1133 2 years ago
Love the oldschool!!! Everyonce in a while u hear one start-up and it usually freaks most everyone out, especially the rookies. Back inthe 70's it wasn't that big of a deal, but now it's awesome! Nice truck!
hemouse 3 years ago
Sweet ass ride :-)
But i wonder why you painted the pre-filter bowl in white? Not that its likely to be "stuffed", but you wont notice if any of the blades in the bottom cracs.
Lasselkv28 3 years ago
Was painted long before I got hold of the truck and I would prefer it not to be, but I have checked it and it's okay.
danegerous88 3 years ago
萌え☆
NTC335 3 years ago
Moe what?
NutsandGuts 2 years ago
Started wirh Air Pressure???
ESPsplit 3 years ago
wow i really have never seen that air starting thing work before it was really really cool!
garrett6699 3 years ago
No I don't believe so. It's only air same as the atmosphere. I think there would be more risk of fire with an electric starting system.
Plenty of old Macks with air start we're used as fuel tanker trucks over here in oz.
danegerous88 3 years ago
Hi,
I used to drive for Roadway in one of these.
I had to retire early due to health and my memory is a bit hazy. I've forgotten what we would do when the air was depleted. Would you be so kind as to refresh my memory?
MrRottenApple 3 years ago
It seems that I would fill it up using another truck.
MrRottenApple 3 years ago
MrRottenApple, another truck would be the most common method to recharge the air system but you could also use a portable air compressor. Sometimes these are mounted on breakdown vehicles and 4WDs. Some earthmoving plant have air systems you can tap into and you can also use your own tyres. Just pump them back up after the engine has started.
danegerous88 3 years ago
Much obliged, Dane. I saw those methods mentioned in another of your videos.
Now & then, I get a bit nostalgic & each time, as time passes, a little more is forgotten. I developed Diabetes & a heart condition & may have experienced at least three very, very mild "borderline" strokes.
My heart's pulse sometimes will race 160 bpms then sink like a cannonball to around 30 bpms instantly. The sensation is alarming & you wonder if you're about to check out. Hope you don't have retire early like me
MrRottenApple 3 years ago
revenant, the air starters used on macks is made by ingersol rand.
fixitdude74 3 years ago
Damn, those air starters do look cool.
Povilas7 3 years ago
Dangerous88, is that the R700L? long bonnet version, or is it the short?
Its the same model in Convoy, but she was a 285coolpower, over dubbed with a detroit8V92TTA, damn yanks, but you can hear the old maxidyne in some shots.
fixitdude74 3 years ago