Green Rock Dawg an Extreme Machine KrawlZone

[@leighchamberlain25]

I've got an electric bicycle. Absolutely whole new experience compared to any internal combustion engine. From what I've experienced, plus seeing this guys application.... I reckon this will definitely be the king of rock crawling! So stop holding out on me..... show me a video of you using this beast doing what you designed it for!!!!!!!! Please....

[@loganhawke9670]

wow. Any off road person could appreciate this.

[@moonpagan]

I'm fascinated at the articulation of this amazing machine, Krawl Zone. Very impressive. :-)

[@robvlob]

Great demonstration of it's capabilities, works awesome on flat land. It's like watching someone demonstrate a boat while it's still on the trailer.

[@TC-zi2yp]

This is the guy all the real rock crawlers roll their eyes at when they see him show up to all these events and just maneuver his hydraulics up and down.

[@Silpheedx]

I saw this thing in person at Tierra Del Sol. It did so well that it kinda took the challenge out of everything lol. It was so so very cool to watch, but alas it just slowly drove over anything and everything with little to no effort. That said, its a frikin amazing piece of engineering. Doc Brown level science right here.

[@TheTankRC]

This thing is just crazy, Good job dude.

[@magicshrooms666]

It's so funny looking back on these comments, everyone was so excited for electric vehicles until they started getting popular, now I'm hard pressed to find anybody standing up for electric vehicles anymore

[@RadPowerElectricBikes]

Electric makes so much sense for crawlers, can't spill fluids, mad torque, and silent so you can concentrate on the maneuvers. This thing rocks!

[@Fifareal1986]

I will crawl my way out of the Grand Canyon with this thing. 👏 😎

[@barrymelvin5525]

And people say nothing good comes from Nebraska, gotta love this thing

[@jpsholland]

I admire how some people bolt and weld such machines together and even make it work.

[@KrawlZone]

Wish we had footage of it out crawling, but we haven't seen this rig since this interview. I agree, I'd love to see it in action out in the hills.

[@dkhill27]

You didnt raise the bar you knocked it down and built your own bar!! Thumbs up man good job!!

[@MarchelloGoBro1]

Драйвовый ролик. Есть куда стремиться. Мы в августе поднялись на Эльбрус. А товарищей наших с МЧС эвакуировали. Это был полный *****))

[@KrawlZone]

+ШЕФ-повар по Жизни! you might like this one too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmbMdnmmYsanbNE Barbie Jeep Race.

[@IanMainBliss]

OMG that is awesome!! Nice work doing something original! I really want to see some videos of you tackling terrain though!

[@marlinnomaders5888]

Reminds me of a forklift on the back of sod trucks...think their called a donkey!💜💕

[@RadPowerElectricBikes]

oh cool, I thought you were saying the addition of the electric components added more leakage areas. The complexity of the hydraulic system could definitely be more leaky than a good old straight axle. I didn't catch that it had an engine. thanks again!

[@electrichellion5946]

This is off the hook! Hybrid off road machine. How does it do in water crossings like big rivers or is there no need to cross them with this beast?

[@Eman4459]

This is work of a genius. This is truly awsome

[@troyluciano12]

this can be useful in planet mars

[@tischlerbmw21]

That is an amazing feat of engineering!

[@96radster]

Guys a genius .

[@patrickfarley9546]

much respect for this guy

[@RadPowerElectricBikes]

I guess I should have specified engine fluids. Thanks for being specific. Why are leaks potentially more likely?

[@propdoctor21564]

This thing is so damn cool. Be nice to see more of it in action

[@interplexer]

Wow! What a reach it's got! That thing would rock crawl like they're a set of stairs!

[@BedStuyBro]

Good for you Yeager. Awesome design.

[@Stirlinggenerator]

Well done...!!! Best wishes from Bavaria / Germany. :-)

[@uppitywhiteman6797]

i hate to use this word becaus it is used so much, but that vehicle is .... Awesome!

[@moabman6803]

Does it actually work? As in real world offroading? Without breaking after the first 5 feet?

[@jamescombs6279]

Your buggy idea is great idea I thought about something along the same lines InDesign but my idea had each independent Tire powered by at least a 1000 horsepower engine if you can pull that off you are the Zen master

[@danthemanzizle]

That's unbelievable engineering! amazing!

[@forminaleaf770]

cool, now, where can we find video of it doing something?

[@Silpheedx]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXjYmJeAmJKCbas

[@natsterjam]

Is it just me? I was expecting to see a video of an awesome rock crawling machine. No sorry it's just dudes talking and a bit of carpark driving. Oh well!

[@TDSguy-es9lv]

thanks to the T.D.S safari, Ive gotten to see both this beast and the "chainlink" rig in action. the last thing this vehicle will do is fall apart or fail on an obstacle. the driver is very good at controlling its arms, and handles everything with ease. he did state that its only weakness is that the electric motors on each wheel lack the torque to make very extreme hill climbs. aside from that, its the most capable rig out there. period.

[@radarlove007]

I don't know why but I like it! Big tires and it will probably float too!

[@buttmanroad]

Cool!! I want to see this thing Crawl!!

[@AndyPorter79]

Needs some kind of lever combiner system so he can group different levers into one for simplified operation. I think that thing is off the chain. I actually can see this being used in other things like construction. Especially how hhe can narrow his wheelbase and adjust his ride height . Quite ingenious.

[@travelingman484]

Brilliant. Encore!

[@Davo_1991]

This can go into so many shapes it's awesome :D

[@TraxxasmaxxUk]

Nice build! What battery's do you use? What's the life when rock crawling and charge times?

[@ztwntyn8]

That's pretty wicked. Now for crawler tires and some terrain.

[@johnsvideochannel]

Absolutely insane ! brilliant !

[@secretsilver8]

That looks awesome

[@erbi7451]

Wow.nice, good luck guys

[@battlebornsupermoto954]

Yeah and there goes the fun in rock crawling.

[@battlebornsupermoto954]

Lock the brakes and walk across the top haha...

[@Y10Q]

now thats what Chuck Norris uses for crawling

[@avery5701]

Chuck Norris does his own crawling

[@florentinoariza4026]

Chuck Norris doesn't need to crawl. He is Chuck Norris.

[@avery5701]

elendil eleassar Chuck Norris as a baby once crawled over some hills, there now called the Appalachian mountains

[@Sinerwray]

Y10Q Chuck Norris doesn't rock crawl the rocks crawl him.

[@roXdawg]

Alec's newest rock crawler isn't anything like this one, but he used what he learned from building this to incorporate some cool hydraulics. The newest one has a frame that extends 36". Check it out and like it on Facebook to keep up, he travels all over the West with it. Rock Dawg Sidewinder on Facebook.

[@__-rm3nx]

and people say independent suspension is never as good as solid axel

[@ammagato]

Really fantastic!

[@TomBrooklyn]

Nicely done. How's it work on rocks? Got any vids of it rock crawling?

[@manuelcarmo22]

ELectric !!! Good job!!! 🙆

[@balisongpro94]

r u ever going to make a video of this thing in action ive been waitig to see it in action for 2 years

[@batumuliajogja]

very extreme car!! want to have one!

[@RadPowerElectricBikes]

Have you looked into just running lithium batteries? And loosing the combustion engine?

[@bananabottles]

instant camber adjustment! and everything else adjustment too

[@cartmanrlsusall]

you didn't raise the bar sir you took the bar and twisted it into ballon animals cant wait to see this thing crawlin rock

[@basketballcoachmike]

not showing us this crawler in action doing some terrain is a sick, sick tease.

[@Mattswanton604]

iv seen this thing all over the place but i still havnt seen it in action...makes me kinda skeptical if it even works good or not

[@ninirestecoul]

Trop cool la vidéo !!!

[@PyR0Star]

you reminded me i have to work on my rc boat thats build is complete, its just sitting on its trailer like a queen.... but its a sheriff boat =)

[@sh0t_0ut]

big ass rc crawler to ride right there.

[@enlightenCA]

Looks like a skid steer and a harvester had a baby.

[@killerkoarister]

that is amazing!

[@chefgiovanni]

Awesome invention. We should crawl then eat like kings.

[@ldmcnutt]

How many miles can it go on a charge? Where do you plug it in? Last time I was at Johnson Valley, I didn't see any electric plugs ins.

[@Galaxy-si4qj]

That is sick

[@Vanguard152]

I wanna commute with that thing to work!

[@M3iscool]

That sunglass tan.

[@riverstanding]

This thing does still have an engine. The electric power comes from somewhere... similar to a warehouse forklift or a diesel train engine. The engine charges batteries which drive electric motors at the wheels.

[@usuhuu4u]

wow that's so cool

[@tom940]

This is a pretty wicked machine. I doubt anyone here has (and built) a woods truck or jeep or anything that could compete with this thing. Looks pretty versatile to me, can't fit between two trees? not a problem lets just change the wheel base. too tall or not tall enough? also not a problem

[@MrSinner86]

That is bad ass!

[@wheels.and.wrenches]

Wild rig

[@shizloops2]

ive seen this thing a few times at King of the Hammers and stuff. but ive never seen it drive over anything except flat ground...

[@2009stryka]

I prefer piston power over electric... However, electric motors really do give more torque at an instant. I can't see why you are arguing over it, as the motor type could probably be changed to suit the driver. But, i'm sure we can all admire the main functions of this machine and the fella who built/designed it. I'm not an easily impressed guy, but this kind of concept could (one day) completley change the way we drive. This machine can crawl like a spider... and spiders can get anywhere!

[@SlowC10]

wow idd love to build one of those

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

@erniemcdowell Exactly! They do sputter to a stop. You are one of the many who are finally realizing the cycle of electricity!

[@aserta]

"raise the bar" i'm pretty sure that's as high as you can go. Everything else is down there.

[@mageac]

i always had the same kind of idea, but for some reason ive always though of hydrostatic

[@omnianti0]

what this sort of vetical wing obstructing half of the frontal driver view on this ultimate wheeled device system ? is for high speed guidance or just a goblinoid roaming weapon ? mauler ? triceratops fetish ? stil the best ever car in the 4wheels range i ever know can make a good drone else

[@SoJTwo]

Is this from Wild Wild West with Will Smith? haha sweet looking thing!

[@heebiejeepie]

Kind of the NASA approach here. If it was transport for a billion dollars of analytical, communications and nuclear power supply ept, you want to own the challenges of the terrain if you hope to get any data back. Here on Earth, the offroad world still tries to keep at least the tip of one big toe in the technology of four wheels mounted to a frame with limited articulation enhancements. In competition, that levels the playing field a bit, (like pressure limiters on superchargers)in recreational offroading, it keeps the entry level reasonable and as close as your local junkyard.

[@henriquecosta9551]

imagine whit individual electronic valves for each hydraulic then connected in a 3 axis gyroscope PCB electronic board maybe best like arduino plus gyroscope sensor some lines of code and Voilà!! app starting like autonomous stabilization. I like the style great work :D

[@ineedajoint]

i have seen another truck like this on here but it had a more traditional route of a v8 and chain drive down each arm and it crawled over everything

[@jameyreasor]

is there any video of it in action? if it is so capable wheres the video?

[@mibars]

Registration late? This thing is registered and legal to drive on public roads and freeways? :D

[@nordic04]

Wild wild west!

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

This is the sort of thing that will hopefully bring us (U.S.) back to the forefront of engineering: new ideas from intelligent thinkers. Oh and by the way, that train you see pulling all the tons of $hit through your town? It moves by electricity folks. Just like your eyelids and your brain.

[@jasa2345678910]

@ronnysoeberg i know that there are advantages of having electric motors and that they can provide huge amounts of torque, i just like the sound, looks and the simplicity of petrol and diesel engines :)

[@Powershotknecht]

crazy

[@rvn10real]

Nice Spider-Wheel-Machine

[@00Donkey00]

Does it do anything other than drive on flat ground?

[@bptryp]

I took some video of it going up Potato Salad Hill in Moab....I'll try to get it up so you can witness it.

[@JailhouseRN]

Is there anywhere that we can see video of it actually crawling over somthing?

[@RobertoGodfrey]

You're commenting on the wrong video... Somebody got high recently...lol.

[@wordreet]

Fuggin brilliant!! B¬)

[@andylebandy]

Wouldn't he have to adjust each wheel's position at every move?

[@bkr71]

this would be better than Curiosity on Mars lol