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that's probably the last good truck ford ever build I've had three of them

I wish everyone kept their vehicles for 41 years

This is 2014. Those were not out till 2017. That's a 6 speed with a 4x4 transfer case attached.

It's at 3:08 for anyone interested

yep, I was always told slow down before you work yourself out of a job.

listen carefully ... the boss said work faster or you're fired.

Jose's the new guy brown nosein.

That's going to change with the 2021 F150s. Almost the entire process is going to be done by robots.

I have seen more Dodge and GM on the side of the road.

I work in the stamping plant there, it’s not as bad as you think doing the same thing everyday. It also helps with how much they pay you lol

TON REWIND who cares?

Don't be such a sissy. It's a truck ;-)

I was amazed at how complicated that wiring loom looked! How do you fix these things when something goes wrong?

That's strength testing. They have been trained to do that, with swagger and a look of nonchalance.

Cut and splice.

LMAO

Ian Temple They have to be "Ford tough " the way they throw them together. ' hi I T... ford is a big weakall

Place I work at is similar. They make automotive compressors for the AC and our total product number may vary depending on the demand by the big 3 but my line is Chrysler and on a good day we crank out 900-1,000 parts, on a really good day we may hit 1,200. On our feet the whole shift but we get to rotate between 8 stations, 2 hours at each one for either 8 or 10 hours, depending on the demand. Yeah, it's monotonous but it pays decent.

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Some talk about ridiculous union-rate wages, but few of us would be willing to do that kind of work at that rate and certainly not less.

i did 36000 loaves of bread per shift

Why do all that come to Africa you don't have to work and you still eat and drink. Most of the time you watch antelopes being chased by cheetahs in the Savannah.

Me too! I would never have to get up to go get a beer!

​@@jimfinigan1681 We called it the "happy chair"

I mean an engine isn't a glass museum piece. Its gonna get jostled around for 10-30yrs/200k miles through ice/wind/desert and impacts. Just the stress of a taking a pothole at 70mph is like 100 times the impact you're referring to at 2:20. Not even taking into account the abuse these trucks take if they're part of industrial service on an oil field or back woods with no roads

I've owned an F150 from both Dearborn and Kansas City. Both trucks were outstanding in regard to quality, fit, finish, reliability. Ford doesn't make a bad truck, from the Ranger all the way up to the F750. Ford is the only brand to carry the sales leadership record for the span of time that it has, and it's the only brand I consider to be the true definition of a truck.

It was rumored that Ford will sell people videos of their vehicle being assembled if they supply the VIN since apparently the assembly line is constantly recorded anyhow in case of mishaps. It would have to be a fairly late model vehicle I'm guessing like 1990s+.

scdevon been building Super Duty's for almost 20 years and never one time seen a camera recording anything on the line during production.

Everything nowadays has a plastic intake manifold. If you are referring to a plastic oil pan.. that was early Mexican plant built 6.7 diesels...in the super duties not the f150s...any way the 6.7 diesels no longer have a plastic oil pan...not because it cracked from stress...it is because the quarter turn easy oil drain valve would leak. If you're going to comment at least know something about the subject. Thank you.

Most have steel toed sneakers. I work at GM and wear steel toed Sketchers.

Ahh man my buddy has one of those trucks, that's cool! I have a 2000 Silverado z71 (lockers standard) which absolutely destroys his fx4 off roading limited slip is limited grip.

He did that yesterday, and the air bag went off.

I guess you're entitled to think so.

Ford's been making cars for over a century now so I guess it's what works for them...

DirtyHarry G Yes, Ford was the first to use an assembly line, however no one in the industry would ever argue that Toyota perfected it. The Toyota assembly model is used globally in almost every aspect of manufacturing and assembly, it’s even being used in healthcare, it’s even extending to education. The US manufactures are aware they are roughly 15 years behind in the game, which is why only 1 of the big 3 remains American and that will be lost within the next 10 years.

Yeah, that's one that will be replaced with a robot real soon....

except for the hemmorhoids

fixing robots is a good job.

Pretty soon you won't need people!

25 microseconds.

Not sure on that, but a new truck rolls off assembly every 54 seconds.

Yeah, then you plug n play a meat operator to drive the thing.

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@@GD15555 riiiiight

I got a recall notice on my 2012 FX4. Took it in, they updated some software, I think they said. It's been a few weeks. I don't recall what years are affected though.

Those are built in Louisville along side the F series Super Duties at Kentucky Truck Plant.

Then you examined salaries and determined you could make over $100k as a police officer, a cherished position in society. Ha Ha ha.

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