Comments by "David Cruse" (@davidcruse6589) on "American Reacts to The BEST Australian Road Trains Ever Produced" video.

  1. The dirt is normally red due to the iron content and it stains everything never get it out of vechiles Same with our pink lakes they are very high in salt and a specific bacteria grows in it only if salty enough why not all pink Apparently their OK to swim in we have them in out areas of Adelaide as well and we also mine salt here as well Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  2. The cab over kenworth you need to be a ape to get in them You climb on the rail you hold then onto tyre then foot hole and step into cab The others have steps but that means lower to grown when you hit something can jam steering Where' kenworth cab over they don't have lower steps you start at fuel tank behind cab with foot hole and do as as explained above Why older guys like long nose kenworth as steps on fuel tank which length of vechile under the door The other cab overs Scania Volvo have front steps same as Japanese trucks but limits clearance Freight liners have a set of stairs that open up around front wheel when opening doors So theirs 3 styles of getting in the prime movers Why alot like long nose kenworth easier to get into Yes their is on you tube how Australian brand of kenworth built and designed here beefed up everything from chassis rails to cooling systems gear ratios ect Those tyres on trailer are massive I think 2 or 3 stories tall the dump trucks I seen could carry 180 tonnes on their back and electric shovel picked 90 tonne in 1 scoop has a self run power system next to it generating the electricity They put red flags on Toyota land crushers as they keep getting run over as they can't see them because sitting multi stores high in them a stair case to climb into them I can't remember how many thousands a tyre cost for some reason have two figures 6 to 20 grand a tyre Now I think have one's that carry 280 tonnes now It's a massive industry and hughe bills and the hole in the ground make the trucks look small as for Toyota landcrusier if didn't have red flag on it you wouldn't see it in the hole it's so tiny it like a needle in a hay stack The wheels on the one's I saw where well over 6ft inside the tyre diameter and they use cranes with a jig to change tyre on vechiles Duell trailers are the norm here in Adelaide now many road trains as they've alter many intersections by moving traffic light further back so they can get around the corners and where I live quite common to see road trains Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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