Some large tow trucks have similar apparatus -- spades that can dig in.

Looks like it puts 50 miners out of a job.

40 dollars!

That is a whole of hell no

I bet it can't drive on cement

It can not work on roads. Thank you for posting this. Eugene in Ireland 🇮🇪 🤣🤣👍

The draw back is it patented

This vehicle can't be used on solid surfaces like dried clay, concrete or asphalt roads.

When microsonic energy technology is finally implemented, fuel efficiency will be superfluous.

ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT,...ATRADITIONAL MEXICAN DRAGLINE IS HARD TO BEAT...

You need zo take plastic out of water ...Not In ..😅😅

It’s not genius… btw these AI narrated videos are getting dumber and dumber 👎🏻

“Im yapping it” Mc Donald’s reference for those who dont know

Lowwwwww tappppppper faaaaaaaade

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MASSIVE planes

Ya ya stop your yappington

Looks similar to what the RAF used during the Battle of Britain, in 1940.

It's a beautiful piece of an artwork such big technology today, well back in the day and so much more 5G. Today we're not tingy, yet we don't hear the continuous ringing in our ears

Is the type of height they need of a long-range radio? That only penetrated half of the world, and lester was another one on the other side

I remember this one on the documentary of the History Channel radio. Ions.

top speed 30

black plastic balls are not invented in the us. bullshit speaker

Where can I get them

bullshit speaker

What is the name of this 'road'?

So tired of AI voices

Good luck with mud and small stones sticking in the honeycomb

Olaf Shultz... German chancellor...

It's from.nascar lol

Do they drift?

On average -- trucks are heavier than aircraft

What check out the MI 26 from Russia

I wonder why it is not used everywhere. I assume that some conditions needs to be met, and these conditions are not common. I do not really understand how it works, and first time when I heard about it, I assumed that is a hoax, as many other hoaxes floating around. Then I heard about it too many times from people who seemed to know things, and I started to accept that it might work. Do not bothered to understand how it works. Anyway, just recently I saw a clip about an ancient castle where some clever setting did something similar. Pumping water uphill on its own. The explanation was that water flows into a chamber through a large pipe being aerated, then the exit is through a thinner pipe , the trapped air pushing the water up to about 6 meters. Seems believable. But I assume that there is need for a high volume to go down, from which only a small mart is trapped by the bubbles. This setting cannot work with a well or lake. Unless is actually just a hoax.

I want one 😳🥳

OMG YES.

WWII TECHNOLOGY

😂

My dad's friend invented it

It's 2025 and ships still are out dated with docs should have boat adjusted parking that lock boats down instead of ropes that break and cut through people

If you get a dent in the car, it’s gonna be difficult to fix

Its not just formula 1 this process ya genius

I guess "shade balls" weren't good enough for the Commiefornia DummyRATS, who left the fire reservoir DRY for months over a tear in the cover 🤔

The. Why does it have windows?

So its a sailing boat with crappy sails..

They would be white if that was the case but cool story lol

Russia has got a lot of very very big, very very flat terrain, as has north east and Central north Europe 👀so big heavy basic shit that can plod along for miles is gonna be top of the list

Innovation? Really? Nothing new, ancient Egyptians and the Roman Empire had the same technology, of course, they didn't have trucks

Underrated

Oh bs