How Its Made 18 wheeler - Discovery Channel

Remove this guys voice!

A road killer is being built

i guess paint happens at SOME point? ...This video is ridiculous.

They can go more then 120 km/h and they can pull like 1 million pounds which is a lot more then 28 tons

The fact that you have to pay to

What modern day 18 wheeler has leaf springs or springs leaves? They have had air springs is the 1980's.

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anyone notice how the voice of ross geller, David Schwimmer from F.R.I.E.N.D.S is the narrator lol!?

2:25 "A truck has between 6 and 10 wheels..." Title of video: "...18 wheeler..."

2001 FORD F350 XL SUPER DUTY SRW IT HAS BEEN CONVERTED INTO 201"
TANDEM AXLE 352,111 MILES 7.3L POWERSTROKE V8 TURBO DIESEL ENGINE 6 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION HEAT ROLL UP WINDOWS MANUAL LOCKS AND MIRRORS VINYL BENCH SEAT RUBBER FLOORS NO AM/FM RADIO NOR AIR CONDITIONING OSCILLATING AUTOMOTIVE FAN BLACK GOOSENECK HITCH FOR TOWING A GOOSENECK FLATBED EQUIPMENT TRAILER WITH WINCH FOR PULLING BACKHOE DOZER HAY TRACTOR HAY BALES GRILLE GUARD ON THE FRONT UPRIGHT EXHAUST SYSTEM TEXAS APPORTIONED R3C P63 INCOMPLETE VEHICLE MANUFACTURED BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY DATE 04/01 FRONT GAWR 4250LB 1927KG WITH LT265/75R16E TIRES 16X7.OK RIMS AT 379 KPA 55 PSI COLD GVWR 9900LB 4490KG REAR GAWR 6830LB 3098KG WITH LT265/75R16E TIRES 16X7.OK RIMS AT 552 KPA 80 PSI COLD VIN 1FDSF34FX1ED01300 EXT PNT Z1 WB 141 BRK 4 INT TR VH MADE IN USA THIS 2001 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY SRW PREVIOUSLY HAD 141" WHEELBASE AND HAD A 9' DUMP BODY WITH PTO TO RAISE AND LOWER THE DUMP BODY

your music sucks

WTF is a transmission shaft? Or a springs leave??? it's called an axle shaft and leaf springs :/

pussies, I get that shit done in 1 day

Seems like a long process.

As long as this is being televised worldwide, please use American measurements, weights, etc, in America. This video was little more than entertainment with the measurements being so foreign.

This is the Ste-Thérèse plant in Quebec, Canada. Both Kenworth and Peterbilt
trucks, mostly class 7 (occasional 8) are assembled on the same lines. 
Video seems to have been uploaded in 2011 but the truck models shown / plant layout are very different now. Video taken in 2002-2004 I'm guessing.
Been here 7+ years, Salut! to all my co-workers.

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What plant is this? I saw both Kenworth and Peterbilt. I know both are owned by PACCAR, but I thought the old Seattle plant was to only plant that simultaneously produced both brands.

For those that call bs on the time span it takes to build one believe me I work there

It's funny cause with all the people that work there you can have a truck built in about 10 mins. All the component are built in different areas and come together on the final assembly line.