Awesome & Craziest SHERP Adventures !!!

Awesome & Craziest SHERP Adventures !!!
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The Sherp all-terrain vehicle is a floating all-terrain vehicle on ultra-low-pressure tires created by constructor Alexey Garagashyan. The technical characteristics of the Sherp allow it to overcome mud, water, tree debris and rocks up to 1 meter high. The Sherp all-terrain vehicle is equipped with a Japanese-made Kubota v1505-t diesel engine. The Engine has 4 cylinders and a total volume of 1.5 liters. Engine power is 44.3 HP. The Sherp has a 5-speed transmission, all-wheel drive on all four wheels.
Ссылка на исходное видео на русском языке - / @gerasimmirvezdehodov

[@caracamano71]

Amazing ATV.

[@z28pawpaw]

thanks for letting me ride along with yall (on youtube). simply amazing.

[@kojmas]

Sherp vs beaver dam

[@krossnkuss2875]

Looked like a beaver dam to me.

[@ghislainbedard1042]

Les castors innocents

[@plasun86]

Why is that little coyote roaming with wolves (Sherps). Next time leave it behind....Its a weak link in the chain that is only slowing you down.

[@slagman163]

And please include English subtitles when there is dialogue. Thank you, always want to hear what you have to say...

[@daleevans3728]

I want to know more

[@sarahwinterbottom6266]

Yes it looks like a lot of fun,but those tyres do a lot of damage though, maybe finding an environment that's already been destroyed by man might be better

[@krossnkuss2875]

10:45 , is that a Sherp? It looks kinda small compared to the other 2 Sherps in this video.

[@AmazingMachines69]

It's a prototype Sherp. On it drove himself inventor.

[@maynunal]

does it have AC??

[@alvierisolorio1791]

maynunal yes

[@Chiellus11]

What brand is the other car ? It seems quite out of place as its tires have much less grip, why bring it along ?

[@slagman163]

Dude, you messed up a home for a family of beavers. If your not going to hunt and eat then just leave the wildlife alone. That’s my opinion anyway...

[@AmazingMachines69]

Two species of beaver inhabit the reservoirs of Russia: Eurasian and Canadian. The Eurasian beaver, listed in the Red Book of our country, is found only in northern small rivers by individual families. The Canadian beaver is much more widespread, it began to develop Russia from Finland, where it was introduced in 1937. At first he made his way from the country of Suomi to Karelia, and from there to the Leningrad Region. And it went on and on ... Now, according to official data, it lives in 63 regions of Russia, and its number is rapidly increasing. As positive effects of beavers on water bodies, biologists consider their creation of conditions for nesting birds and the existence of semi-aquatic animals (muskrat, nutria, otter, and others). Improving the food supply of hares, elks, feeding on the "waste" of materials used by beavers to build dams. Despite these obvious advantages, there are two significant disadvantages in the life of beavers. One of them is important in that dams built by rodents are often an insurmountable barrier for valuable salmon fishes going to spawn: grayling, whitefish, trout. Many fish, having appeared at beaver dams and not having an opportunity to overcome them, are compelled to spawn near them. However, the necessary conditions for spawning there, as a rule, do not exist, therefore the roe cannot develop normally. And most often the fish stop spawning, remaining without offspring. The second negative point is the silting of reservoirs. This is due to a decrease in the flow rate of the river due to beaver dams, which again leads to the disappearance of the natural spawning grounds of fish. It often happens that instead of valuable commercial fish, the population of “weedy” increases: pike, ruff, roach, perch, and white-headed goose.