Cheapest but most effective ATV in our practice!

[@fredford7642]

A video on the build of this great looking machine would be much appreciated

[@MeadowFarmer]

That's a great design and a great prototype. It's very practical and capable. With a few minor improvements it would probably have a large market.

[@jboreal7982]

I'll take one. I admire Russian ingenuity.

[@RMW]

+J Boreal tnanx a lot!

[@ironwolfF1]

Russia, where the fens are close at hand, and nosy BMV types are far away. ;-)

[@_whatnext_9319]

As do I, wish we had more Russians around my way to hang out with...

[@BigCroca]

how do i get one

[@WickedZZzY]

We had these in America back in the 1960s - They were called "Coot ATVs" and are much better than this thing.

[@magicdaveable]

Very cool ATV. Looks like I need to start scrounging parts and then fire up my welder.

[@pstrap1311]

That's awesome! I saw a video of an older Russian man making tires like that. He used a wire winch and utility knife to strip most of the outer rubber off some old truck tires. It seemed incredibly laborious but I see now the result is very impressive.

[@a42b007]

Do you have the link of that video????

[@deborahchesser7375]

Now that’s resourcefulness at its best, well done.

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Finally a 4wh that doesn't have to cause years of erosion to drive through the woods , hardly leaves a track.

[@stefm8251]

whoaa ! love this simple and ingenious affordable design ATV , russians are really the best for these kind of offroad vehicule!!!

[@mikerobinson2201]

I love this machine! Can you possibly do a how to make video

[@27Zangle]

These would sell like hot cakes here in Alaska.

[@billallen4793]

Wyoming also......from Wyoming USA 🔫🤠

[@bench2579]

I'm thinking it would be a fun toy for Alaska when I visit my family

[@dustinmiller7278]

Shit wish I had one here in Texas take it to the bounty hole and make it there faster than any other atv

[@terryburns8917]

I'd like to have one to backward engineer. Could probably figure it out, but it would be easier to have one to go by.

[@RMW]

Guys I really think that it is easier to build this at your place than to transport it from Russia through the oceans

[@sethhughes2163]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this video! That's the most capable 4x4, snotty' mud slinging, ultimate climb & H20'able one less than $10K anywhere around! I would really like to know what vehicle the articulating running gear was used or patterned after.... sheer genius! Thank you again sir.

[@KamranHaider]

Amazing ride. Performance and simplicity. Good job

[@rradventuretime]

I love how the driver has a helmet. But the kids can sit on the fenders.

[@trumpanzeehunter2559]

it might be junk but it looks very good

[@gervaisfillion9417]

what a Great invention you did,Great and true AllTerrain Vehicule.Bravo

[@miguelamaya6246]

It's awesome, thank you for sharing your videos... We are thinking of buying 2 ATV'S...

[@markhall7646]

This is a poor man's Gama Goat. Ingenious. I'd like to build one.

[@kieronwheeler3087]

Except that this works.

[@garyevans3421]

Love the ground clearance! 👍

[@pistolpetepeterson]

another very nice review, it seems like it would be fairly easy to build one with a pair of matching rear diffs with spool lockers, a pair of drive shafts and a couple couplers with a u-joint in the middle. then get a motor and tranny from a tractor or small car. tires from small tractor or farm equipment. and sheet metal to make the body.

[@akrocuba]

I LOVE IT!!! Just needs a roll cage and seat belts

[@akrocuba]

@@emrythompson lol...I just have been in TOO MANY wrecks.

[@bluemoondiadochi]

These things NEED to be shipped to Africa! truly, they would revolutionize transport in jungle roads! And the price is amazing too!

[@chadwickducharme1194]

Impressive prototype sir. Ran outta gas though, thats funny. Couple hundred more in it be wicked.

[@jonaverill1143]

It would probably be worth 75 more dollars to put a nice tractor seat on it! Pretty ingenious.

[@TheGateKeeper001]

With a few modifications (maybe more than a few) this would be a nice logging (firewood) vehicle.

[@shawnmccrary5526]

Already started building one.

[@mikes1172]

This is a simplified version of the Gama Goat, which the US Military had back in the 60's.

[@thomasbeck9075]

I have to say that you built a beast here. You need to get a patton on it

[@GizmosBushEscapes]

Fantastic.love it ! subbed

[@zckxry3086]

Where are the tyres from!? They're awesome.

[@driverjamescopeland]

I need to build one, with a flail mower and snowblower attachment.

[@markfreeman408]

That's awesome!

[@benwheatcroft9849]

These would sell like crazy where I live. After the snow melts the ground is mud for a month and you can't find a used 4x4 atv for less the 3000 dollars.

[@MrMrsregor]

@1 Hitter you would have to start with getting them imported, taxes, epa approval, and all the red tape. there are a lot of great products around the world that are not sold in the usa because of all the hoops they would have to jump through to start legally importing and it ends up not worth all the red tape, legal shit, money that the government wants before you would be aloud to sell. there are a lot of nice motorcycles, dirt bikes, diesel suv/trucks, guns, aftermarket parts, etc that is not sold in the usa because of all this red tape and money. but yea, i would buy one for sure!

[@MrMrsregor]

they look really simple to build

[@gfr2023]

this concept is very similar to some artillery tracktors of WWI

[@jimbailey7997]

Can’t hear what they’re saying for the stupid music

[@Snugglez187]

Get your ears checked bro. ;)

[@seanjeffery9171]

Love your videos bro but need more ak firing ...u guys make stuff like we do ..

[@javalos8423]

Nice job. I think the thing would be a blast with a motorcycle engine. I used a Yamaha V-max engine, and then it goes into gearbox/transfer case. Kept very small, and it can't do what yours does, but the concept is the same. A lot of fun.

[@16driver16]

Would love to see those tires being made.

[@Tyler.i.81]

This is amazing for my mind

[@red66chevy]

would you consider selling plans?

[@adamwiggins9865]

What company makes these???

[@backspace4203]

You couldn’t make enough of those to satisfy the demand.

[@chuckvan1568]

This could inspire many home built projects. It would seem the hardest thing to source would be the tires and wheels.

[@jedadruled984]

Wow, thats a great construction.

[@rickrossley2920]

I want to see a video on how to build one of these.

[@robertmakowski7808]

Watching this is sickening that one can't buy one in the USA

[@gnarkill5814]

Check out the SHERP russian atv availible in north america

[@MoabYoda]

Make your own.

[@razorsazors]

@@gnarkill5814 they are over 100k right now

[@aurtisanminer2827]

Curtis Harrington last i saw they started at around $60k. Did they go up?

[@razorsazors]

@@aurtisanminer2827 they start at 60 over in Russia. My local dealer start them at 100 and they go to 140. I live in alaska, so I would hope they would have the cheapest freight out of any of the states

[@mcdoctorglock]

Great review! It looks really simple to build- no suspension except for the low pressure tires, the front axle doesn't have any steering arms on it- instead the machine steers from the center pivot, and the front and rear axles are the same. I could imagine that you probably wouldn't want to go too fast in this, as the lack of a springy suspension would make for quite a harsh ride; a lot like a farm tractor. The steering must take a little bit to get used to, as we are used to turning with the front wheels; this vehicle turns with the entire front half. NICE

[@RMW]

+Christopher Sturm thanx a lot for your feedback! You are right the steering is unusual and one needs to get used to it. As to the sispension its enough wheels cause the maximum speed is only 30 kmh

[@chuckfischer7202]

That type of steering is called articulated. It's found on front loaders, log skidders and rock trucks. Only takes a moment to get the hang of steering it. To make something like this from salvaged parts, the front axle has to be mounted upside down. So the wheels all turn the same direction. Been planning to make something similar. Better. Hopefully.

[@thfi5294]

I like these small ATVs. Especially the mini mini ATV armchair. I don't need anything fast anyway, maybe 20km tops, that would suit me just fine. I just want one for cruising junkyards and beach fishing and cruising.

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

You sure fabricate some cool vehicles (toys) 👍

[@markrigsby2425]

We love it. How can we get one?

[@ReviewMachines]

Unfortunately it is only available in Russia

[@otm646]

@@ReviewMachines Surely it's able to be exported.

[@user-neo71665]

@@otm646 By the time epa and the government gets done it would be cheaper to buy a decked out rzr

[@gnarkill5814]

@@otm646 This could be built in any scrapyard in 50 hours

[@daleval2182]

@@gnarkill5814 we have a thinker here, the consumer class can't compete with that

[@binladen2739]

seat looks really comfortable! lol

[@RMW]

+mike larochelle but no heaters : (

[@gregfritz8102]

where are these available? What is the name of it?

[@Jahmastasunherbalist]

Can it climb a decent grade slope?

[@MNJay1]

I have been a very big fan of Russian ingenuity for years. The homemade vehicles I see are genious. What is this particular ATV called? If it is commercially made, do you ship overseas. To the U.S.? I would LOVE one of these. They're brilliant. What would shipping cost? Central Minnesota.

[@RMW]

I think it is easier to build it at your place : )

[@MNJay1]

The Sherp has made the trip across the ocean to be sold in North America. It's my belief these vehicles should be allowed the same. I'm confused that this government (democrats) continue to call Russia "the enemy", yet allow American companies to prosper and sell products in Russia, but refuse imports from Russia. Chevrolet, Polaris, Coca Cola, Pepsi, Monster Energy drinks, McDonald's, Subway, hand and power tool manufacturers, heavy equipment manufacturers and many others are allowed to sell in Russia. But as far as I know, there aren't many Russian made goods being sold at all in the US. That bridge needs to be established and maintained. Good working relationships. I understand you saying that it's cheaper to build it myself, as shipping costs may surpass the actual cost of building. But, as a manufacturer and dealer, mass production cuts costs. Thank you for your honest response.

[@doltinkelly8153]

Somebody needs to make a video on how to build this machine!

[@coloc33]

Very nice! I am curious about tires and wheel. How do you do it? From another tire? You do carving to make it lighter? Tire and wheel from heavy machinery?

[@gnarkill5814]

I am love this!

[@WASUPSTEVO52]

Amazing I love it! I could think of a few places this would be useful in Australia!

[@glenbaker5311]

Love it ,thxs for the video,,

[@_whatnext_9319]

Excellent English my Russian friend, but just a tip... "Sweat" is pronounced more like "sweht" rather than "sweet". I give you much respect for learning our language though, I wouldn't have a chance learning yours.

[@RMW]

+GaLe FoRcE thanks a lot, there are many haters because of my english, so I am very glad to get such a comment, and thanks for the tip, I'll take it!

[@alphaphichufafionse3005]

Put diesel 1 cylinder kubota for more power

[@MrSGL21]

Review Machine Worldwide: we Floridians build larger but somewhat similar machines here called swamp buggies. we use 1.8 -2 meter tall narrow tractor tires and usually use a 4x4 truck for the chassis although some build a completely custom chassis. they are usually used for hunting here in Florida and carry several people but some are built for recreation. ours generally don't float.

[@MrSGL21]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_bknWKm6x6fqc these people were on the other side of Florida about 200 km away due east of me, i'm west coast they are east coast.

[@miker3174]

They still dont beat the old Florida swamp buggies with the giant airplane tires that were like slicks! Wonder how much those tires are nowadays, they use to get them war surplus!

[@MrSGL21]

@@miker3174 my uncles freind had one like that when i was a kid!

[@DannyWalker1949]

Very Nice Machine❕ I'd like to have one here in the US of A................

[@stephenwoods2277]

I would like to know what the part is from for the articulation

[@RMW]

its steering knuckle from an old 4x4 vehicle UAZ

[@tommyt2854]

@@RMW thanks for posting, very cool and ingenious.

[@jnetwork7159]

Needs a tilt steering column for lazy people like me. Lol! I like it though might build one of these now

[@jonnyrocket]

That's awesome. ..

[@curtisforbes8650]

Gotta love Russian ingenuity. I wish we could buy that in Canada.

[@daleval2182]

Too bad we couldn't get one of these Canada

[@WayneCarolan]

Where can it be bought?

[@ReviewMachines]

as far as I know inly in Russia

[@trumptrain78]

wish you could buy these in the US. also, will there be a video about the 3 wheeled atv at the beginning of the video? looked interesting. great channel!

[@ROTAXD]

TRUMP TRAIN why would you buy a commie collection of junkyard parts like that ? You could build one for a couple hundred bucks from your local junkyard.

[@RMW]

not sure if 3 wheeled is interesting its just a bike with rear wheel drive : )

[@mrrustygray]

Reminds me of a Gamma Goat.

[@sasquatch6ft9]

What's the actual name of these?

[@trevethan82319841]

Where can I buy one if it's a cheap as a few cell phones

[@Hellsong89]

Depending what cellphones those are. Its 3 330$ or roughly 3K€ plus import fees etc expenses.

[@industrialmonk]

I live off grid & i have to travel 1.3k over a mountain to get to the nearest road & this would be perfect for me.

[@vettelovette]

They have the internet and KZbin and computers off-grid?

[@industrialmonk]

@@vettelovette yes it is possible but a bit hit or usually missing I was using free WiFi in the local pub 😀

[@industrialmonk]

o for got can you give meva link to the manufacturer

[@asakara_]

Is this atv use disk brake?

[@jimf1964]

It could also use a shield so you don't stick your foot in the belt! 4 wheel drive articulated is for sure the best for really rough terrain, but I wonder if that joint would wear or break if towing that box full all the time?

[@bimazivanovic5812]

Price? Someone please tell me

[@daleval2182]

2 K, if you live in Russia

[@rochboulanger6565]

What size and type of tire are those?

[@bcom9389]

Is this an actual vehicle that's for sale? Is there a website to view them and make a purchase?

[@danieleldey5120]

Are plans available for this and if so, how can I get them?

[@stokie091]

Is this a self build or is there a factory building these and if so can you include a link to the site.

[@Fbarts]

Yes please! 😃

[@dustinmiller7278]

Only thing I'd do to it is replace the lawnmower style clutch with a gocart torque converter so you wouldn't burn out belts just press the gas and go

[@dustinmiller7278]

@stephen john gray that's a heavy duty torque converter like a gokart just built to handle more power

[@MrSGL21]

its part gama goat, part atv, and part swamp buggy.

[@TheTeeDay]

What is it called ? What is the actual price ?

[@Snugglez187]

It looks cool, but if those tires are hand carved out of old truck tires, how can you ever replace them? I don't see how you could. That's a huge problem for longevity.

[@zackgrumet8712]

Where can I purchase one?

[@900stx7]

Russia ? Vehicle cost may be great, but the shipping cost is going to kill you !

[@dhirenderkumarcarandgadget5520]

simply superb

[@blackdiamondrcranch897]

Can I get one to the USA 🇺🇸???

[@blackdiamondrcranch897]

I'm not mechanical .....but I can build houses 😉 But man that thing would do great on my ranch !!! But I may have to give it a shot

[@jeffreymorris4827]

Does it come with floor mats,for 2000us dollars it better come with floor mats! I want one for use in the u s a. I would build some kind of removible 2 piece strap-on propeller for the rear drive shaft,you know easy off easy on just enough to propell you with the spin of the submerged shaft. Really surprised me that you blokes hadn't done that allready

[@oklahomaoff-roadadventure]

Whats it called and where can i get one?

[@freedomofmotion]

It's like a dumper with the heavy stuff taken off and an engine downgrade.

[@deepbludude4697]

I want one!

[@jimmyallen8210]

Is the rear drive shaft going through that steering knuckle holding both sections together?

[@RMW]

+Hobo Fixes for Cheap right!

[@jimmyallen8210]

Review Machines Worldwide thanks for the feedback and thank you for the video. I’m ready to start building.

[@bestwishes5060]

Intrested... more details... sales information requested.

[@RMW]

+best wishes it is being sold here but only in russia www.master-tehno.ru/vezdehody-amfibii/zis-5/plavajuschij-vezdehod-zis-5

[@ernsteliden6719]

Really an awesome machine. Is this an serie produced vehicle or is it just a one of. Since it's made out of scrap mostly, it would be hard to really serie produce. If it can't be bought outside of Russia, maybe it would be possible to make a "how to" on the build? Or at least post the contact info to the producer maybe something can be arranged. Thanx very very much for this video.👍👍👍

[@mcdoctorglock]

From the look of it- a set of rear axles, a single (heavy duty) steering knuckle, a small 15hp (or so) engine, a small car's manual transmission, and then mostly one-off driveshafts, bearing blocks, chain drive, and belt drive mechanism with a manual tensioning arm to act like a clutch. Probably not too hard of a build if you have the shop, tools, and time (+some extra $ lying around). Then add some ridiculously large ATV tires, or just do what our Russian friends have done a shave a set of truck tires down. I like the design, it's pretty simple in parts yet very capable in that type of terrain. The steering system seems to tie the whole design together, and may be a slight weakness, as the turning radius seems (to me) to be a bit wide, so don't expect to turn on a dime. Knowing this, you would have to be more careful in picking your lines if you are rock crawling, or where you may fit if trail riding.

[@RMW]

+Ernste Lidén it is massively series produced here in russia and being sold here www.master-tehno.ru/vezdehody-amfibii/zis-5/plavajuschij-vezdehod-zis-5

[@alabastardmasterson]

Similar vehicles have been sold all over the word since the atleast the 60s

[@NVMDSTEvil]

Nice setup, only thing better might be replacing belt and pulleys with a CVT setup.

[@michaelgreene7810]

When will they be for sale? Is there a company that build's and sale's them? Are they planning on exporting them? It's a great machine! I sure would like to have one.

[@michaelgreene7810]

P.S. thanks for the great video!! All of your videos are interesting, great job!!!

[@vwlover4677]

Slow but a ultimate mudding ATV!

[@Brettjnash]

Beautiful model / driver. Beautifully engineered/constructed machine. Handsome kids having fun. You are a rich man. 1/10th the price of the sherpa... or less? I forget how much those are. Maybe add a small old boat propeller on driveshaft right before the rear differential...?

[@Brettjnash]

P.s. you've earned a new subscriber.

[@marcusekstrom4572]

Is it possible to get it transported to a bordertown close to Finland/Baltikum ?

[@RMW]

+Marcus Ekström unfortunately i dont know, its being sold here in russia www.master-tehno.ru/vezdehody-amfibii/zis-5/plavajuschij-vezdehod-zis-5