Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "Bruce Wilson" channel.

@berthelvetic1923 umm... I suggest you take a look at the population density map of Sweden north of the city of Gävle. That region is more similiar to Alaska than to Germany or the mid west. The sun never crests the horizon for 6months of the year and -40°C winter temperatures is tuesday, with 1h up to 3h drive between villages, most of those villages doesn't have truck repair shops if they even have an unmanned single pump gas station, the roads are single lane each direction at best, and some remote villages doesn't even have cell phone OR landline coverage anymore.
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@b-trucker7717 your loss...🤡🥀 Oh, and temu would try to sell US tech trucks with russian cabover body and Banghladesh refurb electronics as "SCONIA"(tm) and get blocked from the EU market faster than you could gobble down donnies elderberries😂
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@afcgeo882 volvo trucks or volvo cars? Because it's completely different companies, and the cars went down hill bad after the V70 ver2. And since the 2010s, Volvo cars is a chinese company...😢
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@afcgeo882 as for cobblestones, yes, European truckers drive on that all the time as it's very common in city centers, partially for esthetics in 10th-17th century city centers, but also as a means to force drivers to reduce speed, often in addition to purpose built speed bumps. /A Swedish taxi driver with military off-road driving training.
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 @kristofferlien311 you have better winter tyre regulations for heavy vehicles than us Swedes😅
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@charleskernachan4223 Spain and Italy get the same summer heat waves as Tx and Az, they still love their cabover Scanias and Volvos along with national brands, the climate control and cab floor insulation is just that good.
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 @TzunSu not exactly, but they had a socket for a kerosene torch on the side/front to pre heat the coolant and oil as well as a socket inside the cab for a single use ether vapour start ampoule.
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 @altblechasyl_cs2093 ever heard of air cushion seats?😂
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 @PaulGienau the evidence makes a liar out of you...🙈🙉🙊
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@b-trucker7717 The Swedish army heavy cabover offroad Scanias (LaTgb 30/40 series if you want to google it) that entered service in the 1980s are more advanced with more crew comfort than that 2009 Freightliner... And they are still in active service both in the armed forces and as surplussed civilian trucks... And for the countless of Swedes trained on them, for most, it was the first vehicle bigger than a volvo station wagon any of them ever drove as 18yo conscripts with drivers licences so fresh the pigment in the plastic barely had set before they were due to report for training. Some even got their drivers licences through army driving school.😂
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