This is another thing wrong with modern vehicles. We don't need 1000 horsepower $100,000 dollar cars. 100 hp $10,000 dollar vehicles would be just fine. Cars running on smartphone apps with more complexity and wiring than a moon rocket, that everybody just *knows* is going to fail, is utterly obscene.

I love how they get so detailed so impressive they did amazing work 👏

when he was banging i went " there once was a ship that put to sea the name of the ship was the billy o tea"

Kurt. AUTOCUE for your birthday or Christmas? PS. You make bloody good videos regardless of how many takes it takes.

Excellent narration and explanation. Thanks

Fantastic vehicle. I love that they felt the need to put "Mox Nix Sticks" on a combat vehicle. (American slang)

The tank is marked from the 7th Panzer division commanded by Rommel during the invasion of France and mostly equipped with 38ts.

it must be feelingvery scary to see one in ww2. it has sinister eyes.

Imagine being the soldiers riding into France in one of these, would feel like a total badass.

This dude looks like Zelensky. Maybe his brother 🤔 at least he is not begs for money 😅

Can you drive that on public roads?

Look so "futuristic"! LOL 😂

Majstori svaka čast vi ste pravi tim za obnovu mašina koje su za otpad i sa svojim požrtvovanim radom vraćate ih u novi život svima vama želim puno sreće i zdravlja kao i napretka u vašem radu. Sretno.

Cool, would have been nice to have seen those lane markers if you had them.

14:45 this is typical German over engineering. Why not drill a hole in the pedal instead of soldering some arm to it?😊

Walking speed clearing mines great!

Would the iJA fare better if they have 75mm AT gun like Ger and handheld rocket launcher like panzerfaust , bazooka and Panzershrek ?

Ironically, some of their ancestors were probably building Tiger I tanks.

Outstanding vehicle walk-around and vehicle history. Thank you!

Interesting but the video too short and ends abruptly you can do better . Please do better . 5 :43 minute video not worh making sry guys big tank fan but this one not a good video .

looks like something out of a horror movie!

Kurt, your blooper real was hilarious, keep up the great work

Thank you for the valuable information! I will incorporate it into my next PTO game of Bolt Action!

have a vodka mate😀

Perfect for cane harvesting season.

Such a desperate invention.

such interesting engineering decisions they made back 80/90 years ago compared to how we think and design today love these videos

As an old Leo 1 tank driver, you could have just pulled circuit 77 and that bypases the shutoff system. But yeah the coolant light is supposed to flash at 10 liters low and the engine shuts off at 20 liters. Also if you go below 1.2 bar oil pressure it will shut off as well. The other thing which shuts off the engine is the submergence hydraulics microswitch on the commanders cupola. If the system is pumped up with the hatch open the engine will die. Have fun. I spent 20 years on Canadian Leopard 1s so if you have a question I may be able to help. Cheers

With a tank museum in America

A great job for a person with Autism.

Ngl thing looks pretty cool, if it only had an American flag wrap 😂

Amazing, thank you for all your efforts! 🎉

Why did every country have a 37mm antitank gun? And would an American 37mm round be fired from a German, Japanese, French or Russian gun?

Interesting bit of history I worked for Timken bearings in the Roller plant in Canton, Ohio and the machines I used still had the WW2 date markings and probably was used to make those tapered bearings on that M3.

Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum near Seattle, Washington USA has a 47mm as well. Great to see real examples still around and in your collection as well.

Man, just imagine the stories this vehicle could tell if it could talk, cool to see one of these restored to it's former glory.

Man, just imagine the stories this vehicle could tell if it could talk, cool to see one of these restored to it's former glory.

Nice.

4:00 wanna ride? Woman: Nooo! Me: Why? Just WHY would you say no to a once in a lifetime opportunity like that? Echt mal, das Ding ist lebende Geschichte! Und die sagt einfach neun. Nicht zu fassen.

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'stralian adjustment: a hammer. LOL Beau at his best. Love that guy! Dimitry's a chad, too.

Does it need the front wheels? What was the reason for it? Save materials?

It was driven by Our Brilliant and Invincible Great Leader, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, and this will be printed in all school books.

Thanks Jason, another interesting and informative video, can’t wait to get to Cairns and see all the museum.👍🇦🇺

You can always trust a bloke wearing Just Jeans cargo shorts!

I saw this vehicle yesterday it is very impressive.

I remember doing peoples drum brakes when I was a teenager for side work, I thought those springs were a pain lol. one of these springs looks like it could knock you out if it flies off at you.

seems like electric forklifts mights be a better option for work around the shop - they need to wait for your careful and excellent movement snd rigging work and all the exhaust fumes indoors can’t be fun!

After it got about 30 meters into a minefield it had to be towed ... the towed.

That QLD humidity must be so hard in the workshop 🥵