Diesel Brothers on Discovery Channel
 

Diesel Brothers | Discovery

anyone else watch the debut episode last night? Might be decent. i have to admit they cracked me up a few times:lmao:

i was never a big fan of Diesel dave from his youtube vids, but he seems alot less like a dick on the show

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I like it much more than Welder-up. I am not a fan of rat-rods and if I wanted to spend 50k on a trashcan, I would send it over the Niagara.

Normally lifted trucks don't float my boat, but something about a grocery getter with 42"s makes me warm on my insides.

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I have to say , for what it is worth (not much to nothing at all) I like mall crawlers .
Would never take one out in the woods , but fun to see how much work was put into them .
When the old man at the gas station said "your truck screams I have a small,,,,,,,"
I about spit my drink on the carpet.

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agreed, i do like the cleavage shots of welder-up though8)

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Twiggy makes me confused.

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i couldnt have worded it any better.

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Twiggy is hot. Granted ive got a thing for tatted up chicks but still. Diesel Bros was pretty cool, we fell off the couch with the compensating crack. As long as discovery doesn't muck it up and make it another gas monkey it should be a good show

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I haven't seen the first episode yet but I follow one of them on instagram and they build some sick shit.

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It's basically fast and loud with trucks which is fine with me. Pretty much the only stuff I watch anymore is car shows.

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Except we dont have to see Dick Rawling doing his best Rick Flair impression as he pisses cash away on ridiculous builds.

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Those guys are douches. They've been around a while and 95% of the true diesel enthusiasts, including myself hate them. But I've been told that Dave is really a cool dude out of the spotlight. And I'd totally wife twiggy up. Darnell and his crew are awesome.

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I saw it. Street Outlaws was my show for a while but I got bored with it. This show is so much better. I like big diesel trucks over street cars anyways

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That's silly

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I watched the first episode in the link, didn't do too much for me personally. No engineering skills by anyone, just a bunch of ignorant, make-it-as we-go shit.

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I dig it but I might be impartial. I'm a Davis County Utah guy and have seen their shop. My brother also went to school with Diesel Dave.

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the giveaway was a little fake/ cheesy/ hand picked/ he knew

id like to have seen the tow truck taking that kodiac down the highway. that looked like a death trap stacked on top. Kodiac had to weigh as much as the tow truck. and way up in the air.

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They made me laugh a few times.

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Not a fan of the Bro dozers. Most of those trucks wouldn't do too well in the woods around here.

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i was suprised to see them take there limo shop/show truck threw the mud. had to give them a little props there.

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I do have to say with the show a little on the lame side, these guys at least aren't afraid to use the trucks.
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