How'd They Build That? Fire Truck/School Bus/Concrete Truck DVD

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HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? FIRE TRUCK We see fire trucks all the time, rushing off to save the day or getting a wash at the firehouse. But where do these fire trucks come from? And how are they made? Find the answers on a tour of Seagrave Fire Apparatus, the oldest continuously operating fire truck manufacturer in the US. HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? SCHOOL BUS Most of us have ridden in a big yellow school bus at one time or another. But have you ever wondered where that school bus came from, or how it was made? Learn all about it in a visit to the amazing IC School Bus Factory where most of the school buses in North America are manufactured. HOW'D THEY BUILD THAT? CONCRETE TRUCK Is there any truck more fun to watch than a concrete mixer? We've all stopped to stare at the giant spinning drum mixing the concrete inside. But did you ever wonder where that construction machine came from or how it was made? Now you can learn all about concrete mixers in a visit to the amazing McNeilus factory.

"Fire Truck": We see them every day - our favorite fire trucks rushing off to save the day or getting a meticulous wash at the firehouse. But where do these fire trucks come from? And how are they made? Find the answers on a tour of Seagrave Fire Apparatus, the oldest continuously operating fire truck manufacturer . Visit their fabulous facility in Clintonville, Wisconsin. We'll tour their factory as they build large fire trucks from the very beginning. See first hand how a handmade custom fire truck is designed and built. Get close to the highly skilled men and women and the machinery they use to build those fire trucks that you see every day. "School Bus": Most of us have ridden in a big yellow school bus at one time or another. Some of you may ride one to school every day. But have you ever wondered where that school bus came from, or how it was made? Learn all about it in a visit to the amazing IC School Bus Factory where most of the school buses in North America are manufactured. This fascinating plant in Tulsa, Oklahoma has an assembly line that is more than a mile long under one roof! See first hand the process of building one of the safest vehicles on the road. Look at each stage of assembly from nuts and bolts, blinking stop lights, safety seats, bright yellow paint to a finished school bus rolling out the door. "Concrete Truck": Is there any truck more fun to watch than a concrete mixer? We've all stopped to stare at the giant spinning drum mixing the concrete inside. But did you ever wonder where that construction machine came from or how it was made? Now you can learn all about concrete mixers in a visit to the amazing McNeilus Concrete Truck factory.
Tv show genre Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science & Technology
Movie & tv media format DVD
Original languages English
Series title How'd They Build That?
Is dubbed N
Brand Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
Produced by Echo Bridge
Duration 1 hour and 51 minutes
Director Various
Actors Marvelous Machines
Number of discs 1
Dvd release date 2012-12-04
Narrated N

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