your presentation skills are top-notch!

It's all fun and I would wanna go near The exhaust.

So where's the 37 on the thumbnail then?!

Diesel engines are great

These Computer generated Narrations need a lot of work.

While the German designed diesel engine was the beginning of this story, the US took it and ran with it, developing the things that made it viable, such as lubricating oils, which prior to those developments, handicapped the diesels reliability. The US also developed and perfected the concept of electric propulsion from the diesel generator set, especially with axle mounted traction motors, while the rest of the world fiddled with mechanical and hydraulic drives. The smoky locos in this video, would clear up upon the engine reaching temperature and the supercharger supplying the needed air. Prior to the high cost of fuel, most RR's started their diesels in the fall and let them running all winter. . This promoted long life by not having to stop and restart them, waiting for the engine to come up to temperature to operate efficiently. EMD division of GM, the number one maker of diesel electric locos in the world, GM decided they needed to get rid of EMD and sold it to another company. This was all at the behest of just one stockholder. Not sure why the #1 producer of locomotives would decide they needed to get out of the biz. The loco technology today, has made these engines fuel efficient, with supposed bad greenhouse exhaust gases greatly reduced, and will be continued in use to move everything this country needs and lives on for the foreseeable future. Convert one of the modern engines HP into watts, multiply that by the average number of locos in the current accepted practice of train lengths, 6-8, then figure out how many solar panels and batteries you would need to make it a real electric train. They wouldn't get far out of the yard before needing a recharge.

Admit it seeing the engine in the truck bed made you wish it had a propeller and was actually moving the truck. 🤗😁🤗

소리가 너무 좋습니다 중독성입니다 날마다 듣고 싶어요

😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣😭

鉄道は環境に優しいので、実質環境負荷0ですね

Shouldn't be allowed

That mailbox was cool

Engine Porn!

That last clip around 4:40 just had to be in Australia, as the Merlin starts you hear "Fuken'ell" in typical Aussie style. Nice one.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Racing car's, not race car's, its not American.

so cold

😂

why is it that NON of these engines run correctly

12 polar bears, 4 glaciers and a Greta Thunberg were harmed during the making of this video!

Are these solar powered trains ? Yes son, they get their power from oil which is made from plants which grew in sunlight a million years ago .

Yall aint ready for the fleshlight exhaust💀

What type of engine do u like?? Like v6, v8, v10 , v12 ,

Very good...but can they open a can of beans?

Sherman Engine well built

And we switched to diesel because it was so much cleaner than coal fired steam engines

would you do part 7 for me.

Wow ! A running sleeve valve engine. That is rare. 00:00 ..

Where did you find the 3d print files for the triggers?

Das müsste die Klimagretel sehen - Ahahahahahahaaaaahhhh😂😂😂

00:51 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

Beautiful start ups

Great to see these vehicles are still appreciated

I do love both of these aircraft, but I would go with the P-51. Each of these aircraft for were built for different purposes. The reason I'd take a Mustang is because of it's range and it's primary mission. Being a bomber escort meant that it was face to face with the enemy on a regular basis. With nearly 5,000 enemy aircraft shot down, that's where I would want to be. Interesting facts, the Mustang went from nothing to it's first test flight in a little over 3 months. Also, the Mustang was the result of a request from the British to North American. There is a lot of really cool history behind both aircraft, it just depends on the role you are playing and what you are willing to sacrifice.

I love Perkins diesels. They sound amazing and they will outlive you if you take good care of them.

The fuel wash must destroy these cylinders.

Like in the "Clockwork Orange" Greta Thunberg should be forced to watch this video.

Maman un bidon de gasoil a chaque tour de cylindre 😢

Habemus papam

V12 sound is pure love mechanic

I could smell the various flavors of Av Gas being burned. yummy! And of course, the sounds, SO COOL!

No flux capacitor needed

3:16 The SD40 family of locomotives aren’t that old, developed and released in the 1970s. They’re actually still in use to this day in the USA and Canada.

NASCAR is simply the best motorsport on this round ball, V8 and pure driving isn`t beaten yet. This is love, this is driving. A commentary from a German, who traveled to talladega and avondale, only 4 this sport. USA, best country.

0:17 look carefully💀

The Corsair did not enter service with the Navy in 1944, instead it entered service in 1942. Please, recheck your information.

Love those fairbanks morse engines! Back in 1989 I was on a ferry boat going from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland. I got a tour of the engine room. The boat had four big 12 cylinder opposed piston diesel engines ,Fairbanks Morse model 38D ,running at full power. Beautiful sound!!!!

...and Vesuvius blows her lid....

Man what the hell, the engines might as well explode, thats too much for the poor engine😣😭

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