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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2007

"Class Act" pulling a sled in Croton, OH. CAT 3406 power

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  • mmmmmmmmmmmmm, diesel fumes, fills my lungs w/ happiness.

  • fuck the earth save thee engines

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  • @redneck6123 Rudolph Diesel was the creator of the concept of an engine that uses compressed air to ignite fuel (Ignition by compression) His very first engine ran on Peanut Oil. Clesie Cummins might have improved the engine, but it was Rudolph Diesel's dream. I do not mind who is to praise here. I like to see all this BIG RIGS or PULLING SEMIS doing what they do best. And I do favor MACK TRUCKS but I like CAT, CUMMINS and the DETROIT DIESEL 2 strokers

  • @vitamincracing Do not worry about the ozone layer, don't you know that just because all those volcanoes are puffing smoke and ashes onto the atmosphere the ozone layer gets replenished with new ozone because ozone is one mayor product of volcanic eruptions. What would the world be with no trucks? Heck you might not even have your beloved PC or i-Phone to write non sense....

  • Dem be Detroits.

  • @djkonore Not hardly.

  • i used to work for crw and loved every minute i got to spend workin on that girl

  • Sounds like Detroit V8 Engine.

  • @ponyscott Honestly, I think its tire smoke. those wheels have some speed.

  • CAT POWER!

  • yeah seen him too hes pretty badass.

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