Steam-powered Lada: first drive

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[@takix2007]

"Don't forget, safety is always number 2 priority!"

[@thisismacom3723]

Number 1 is desire

[@jareknowak8712]

1) Fun 2) Curiosity 3) Fun No Danger = No Fun :]

[@MGZetta]

So what is the number 1 priority? Russian: Everything else

[@nathansmith3608]

"Highest Number Priority"

[@jordonadkins4253]

finger guards are number 3

[@eelcogg]

2:16 goggles my dude.. damn. Then again, you're strapping a home made boiler to a Lada. Never mind, carry on :-)

[@unknown-ql1fk]

I love this channel. You guys rock-all the way from Nee York, USA

[@humanbeing9907]

Amazing! This is truly the car of the future. Soon you will understand it.

[@tomacaster]

Can you show what the engine looks like inside after a ride?

[@Tore_Lund]

I want to se that too!

[@phiksit]

Might as well just put vegetable oil in it. The steam will likely have turned it into sludge in no time.

[@emmettcarr2988]

9:45 "Tanks are getting a bit puffy" ight imma head out

[@UberLummox]

Well it sure does LOOK practacle. : D Some of the first land speed record cars were steam powered at the beginning of the last Century.

[@charleslindberg829]

Use plexiglass to make wheels with water and rubber ducks in it? Like "see through tires" that also functions as a fake aquarium?

[@123fourfive5]

Greta is gonna have a heart attack when she sees this

[@karlklouzer1366]

They drive her to school everyday in it..... Oh wait. She doesn't go to school anymore. ;)

[@feverdream2661]

HOW DARE YOU!!!!

[@timorouw5555]

Most of it is just steam

[@123fourfive5]

@@timorouw5555 Steam out the exhaust pipe. Smoke out the smoke stack

[@anthonyllenrof]

Nice video, but the good old early 1900’s steam engine cars have only one big piston to not consume much steam. But it’s amazing!

[@worldpeace1822]

Lol that car was pushing out steam like there is no tomorrow

[@aronbraswell1589]

please continue this experiment. awesome

[@michaelclinesr.436]

This is a classic 54

[@chadwoodd]

As you know. Wood burning stoves also make it possible to power a vehicle.

[@desousa.francis]

Next video: Lada moving with uranium

[@ulysesmontalvo4552]

Este motor es 4 ciclos!¡Hay que modificar el arbol de levas para convertirlo en 2 ciclos,para omitir la carrera de compresión y solamente tenga admision empujando el pistón y escape liberando los gSes,sin que alla resistencia por la compresión!si hCen esto,sería una bala increíble!🙁😉

[@theozarkhillbilly9040]

hay guys, im building a pipe boiler to run a large truck, I've ran some 4 cyl engines in excess of 3000rpms with it

[@sinegra30]

Make it lighter and smaller by using fuel and burners instead of wood and charcoal!

[@MikMech]

What a Bomb.... No I mean a 'Bomb' . . . . Ka'pow Hahahahaha

[@victorzsasz5937]

should try a large air compressor

[@nikkijaniroma529]

I'd like to see an RD170 rocket engine in a lada.

[@SethMethCS]

Next I want to see a wood gas vehicle using a Wayne Keith gasifier design, found on DriveOnWood.com (payment required).

[@camerondaboss2681]

Luv the vids

[@martehoudesheldt5885]

why don't you try running on wood gas ? (like they did during ww2 in europe or charcoal as they did in japan).

[@pitmanncb4368]

nice

[@johnturner4400]

Will it de-ice the windscreen?

[@deletdis6173]

I'll bet that Lada's engine has never been cleaner than after that deep steam cleaning , not even when it was brand new...

[@dariusmccormack7793]

no he needs to fit an oil tank above the main throttle tube to continually spray oil into the steam otherwise the engine will seize.

[@PolesAreEverywhere]

@@dariusmccormack7793 Why? Oil in crankcase does the job.

[@DesertSessions93]

@@PolesAreEverywhere steam will blow right past the rings and fill the crank case with water. water and oil makes non-lubricating sludge.

[@dariusmccormack7793]

@@DesertSessions93 that's why you use steam oil not regular oil.

[@DesertSessions93]

@@dariusmccormack7793 um.... ok sure

[@rapidshot3033]

These Russians are crazy in the best way imaginable!

[@RonanNotRyan]

_"Oh, those Russians..."_

[@a51mj12]

your imagination is extremely simple

[@oddballdynamics.9658]

Something you never want to hear when dealing with steam. “The tanks have gotten a bit puffy”. 🤣. Y’all stay safe.

[@FUW-guy]

I use to work at a huge factory as a gaurd/inspector. If I ever saw the tank "getting puffy" I would be out of there😂

[@texasdeeslinglead2401]

My butt hole vanished when he said that .

[@grantw.whitwam9948]

This has been the most dangerous thing they've made yet. With that much steam pressure, any rupture would be so bad.

[@texasdeeslinglead2401]

@Vivian Stimpson at least an inch thick , not even kidding .

[@bostedtap8399]

Best quote ever!, Nobody stands back 😱😨

[@jason_x_90]

When the apocalypse happens and there's no more gas, nobody will be laughing when this dude comes rolling up in his steam powered car

[@manutd4life253]

Agreed

[@phiksit]

yup... after the one hour warm up and you'd better be his neighbor

[@jaakkopontinen]

More like carpocalypse

[@matthewc4590]

A steam powered bomb, more like. It literally gives new meaning to a bomb of a car.

[@biglightball]

Gassed wood is by far more effective. There are places in Russia where this kind of modified cars were used.

[@calvinf9218]

Add a pressure sensor that can pop a valve if the pressure gets too high, this way it would be less likely to blow up on you!

[@Thomas_Bergel]

Calvin F But it would make it less russian as well... 😂

[@ryanknol3876]

Calvin F and attach a steam train-style whistle to that valve :P

[@colemanbinyon7063]

That obviously isn't this guy's first priority

[@kasuraga]

better idea is to get a safety burst disc that's set to blow if it goes above a critical level. There's no method for them to fail and not work like a sensor can. You do have to replace them if you do blow one, but it's a LOT more reliable.

[@Charlerdfgh]

Or a valve with a spring which been used for many many years.

[@davidrobert2007]

This is, literally, an external combustion engine.

[@KuntalGhosh]

Yes thats what steam engines r called!

[@spiriteddrive6309]

no shit

[@timd8776]

Rankine cycle engine

[@mr.waffentrager4400]

@@KuntalGhosh my maths teacher has "Ghosh" surname

[@KuntalGhosh]

@@mr.waffentrager4400 is he indian?

[@yetidynamics]

and at night in your garage you can distill vodka with it

[@JohnSmith-jl3fm]

Run the exhaust into top of chimney at side as its escaping it causes a vacuum drawing the fire. Be roaring👍😁

[@HobkinBoi]

That's how steam locomotives do it.

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

@@HobkinBoi I think he knows that...

[@statementleaver8095]

Yes needs a trailer for the lads to shovel coal whilst in motion. Or bigger boilers for distance.

[@HobkinBoi]

@@statementleaver8095 Hell, might as well make a train out of Ladas.

[@statementleaver8095]

@@HobkinBoi I'm waiting for an electric Shorty or Uno8 self charging system. It's got to happen! Can't really go anywhere further on fossil than locally. Especially with tiny boilers. Bad plumbing systems that run unnecessarily through the *cold exhaust system* that should return to the boiler straight from the outlet manifold.

[@calvinf9218]

Now it just needs a steam whistle!

[@dannydaw59]

Every time they move they should blow the whistle.

[@LiLi-or2gm]

My dad used to say to us kids when we were talking instead of working: "Any steam that's blowin' the whistle ain't turnin' the crank!"

[@calvinf9218]

@@LiLi-or2gm lol I'm gonna use that. Sounds like a smart man!

[@lengaming1651]

"Maybe the engine is too small" So you litterally want us to beg for a new one with a bigger engine?

[@felderup]

using standard valves it'll only take a little pressure before they open and allow steam in, it'd slow the motor down. after the valving is fixed, they could use a smaller engine, the torque would be crazy, but the rpm would be pitiful.

[@josephallred8633]

A bigger engine won't make a difference if you keep running out of steam. The problem was in the boiler design. They basically built it inside out and they didn't have enough heat flowing through to boil the water fast enough.

[@SuperRpet]

Len Gaming that’s wat she said

[@jonahcottrell2879]

@@felderup yes they need much stronger springs maybe even run doubles if needed

[@felderup]

i was thinking more like the ford flathead model, intake valve side mounted upside down. since they're not subject to fire, they can be made of mild steel. i suppose bash valves would be an even better idea if the spark plug holes were in the right place, then all they'd need is an exhaust valve, but they'd still need the electric starter. in either case, they need a completely different boiler style, a steam generator, a second oil pump might be converted into a high pressure water pump for it as well.

[@gytax01]

I'm not scared of Russia in WW3, I'm scared of Russians after it.

[@PistonAvatarGuy]

Nukes should scare everyone.

[@PistonAvatarGuy]

@Ginger Ginger Was? Both Russia and the US are still fully armed with nukes and will use them if WW3 comes to pass.

[@PistonAvatarGuy]

@Ginger Ginger You're a moron, WW1 and WW2 happened. What are you, a holocaust denier? There isn't currently a WW3, obviously, but if the ruling class does succeed in starting it, there will be nukes and billions will die. No nuclear-capable countries have ever gone to war against each other, because the destructive potential of nuclear weapons is so great, let's hope that the threat of nuclear war continues to keep the peace.

[@rogerhearn7109]

Ginger Ginger Where you born a "PRICK" or do you practise it on a daily basis.????

[@manutd4life253]

Russian nukes will scare anybody even the big bad bully should be very afraid

[@simeonpetkov768]

-In 2020 we will have flying cars! 2020:

[@asxsnlol5703]

2020- Steam cars :D

[@louisbecker5799]

Hey Bartender... I'll have a Piña-Coal-Lada...😏🍹

[@sniuchi2549]

Louis Becker underrated comment

[@thermionicemission6355]

Best comment for sure lol.

[@agesteiro7326]

As a stoker I can say that this is one of the most dangerous i've seen on KZbin.

[@Jack-hg1hq]

yeah that boiler is lethal, no safety valve i can see of

[@phamnuwen9442]

Boiler explosions took many lives during the industrial revolution.☹️ But it's Russia...

[@cesteres]

Those kids are really good welders. Np.

[@_Anthony___]

@@cesteres they weld with tinfoil

[@michigandon]

I am a stationary boiler operator by trade, and this is the cringefest to end all cringefests!

[@zootopiaondvd8081]

this man single-handedly defeated greta thunberg with those emissions

[@fredfarnackle5455]

Ha, ha... Had to laugh at that comment. 😆

[@phiksit]

yes... and if Trump see this he will want to start importing them to burn beautiful "CLEAN" coal in

[@Universal.G]

"you can feel the power" **Car stalls on the hill** XD hahahahahha. Love this channel.

[@KisSzuszi]

"Maybe the engine is too small." *A month later: Placing three steam engines into Lada samara.

[@christhorney]

😂😂

[@BPJJohn]

Hey don't give him any ideas! 🤔

[@samcq5088]

@@BPJJohn lol

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

Needs a steam generator (NOT a boiler), a steam turbine, and a 2 speed Torqflite

[@djaydeved]

and puting a big ass steam boiler under it aswell to keep up

[@NewsBroadcasting]

How come American KZbinrs can not make videos 1 percent this cool?

[@socialghost4400]

The fact that you actually got it to move under it’s own power; is impressive enough by itself! ...well done fellas 👍

[@mikaelabowen5781]

"The tanks have gotten a bit puffy..." translates precisely to "Byeeee!" This is as mad and brilliant as ever.

[@Fireflyepic]

"we overlooked it on purpose"

[@c.p.7266]

No replacement for displacement, that's some artistic translation! TY BMI Russian.

[@SwapBlogRU]

I always thought this was a pretty common phrase)

[@theeoddments960]

SwapBlogRU amongst Americans yea

[@michaelturner4457]

Displacement is really the right term to use.

[@OliverUnderTheMoon]

@@theeoddments960 anyone sufficiently interested in car culture is going to hear it sooner or later :) I'm British and have heard it first on Roadkill's channel. BMI Russian is balls deep in automotive stuff so it makes sense they'd use it too. Still, it doesn't diminish the fact translation is an art and they do a great job.

[@jean-charlesweyland129]

That statement is British and comes from Walter Owen Bentley. In the mid 20's, supercharger were becoming the way to go in race (Sunbeam, Bugatti...etc). Bentley wasn't convinced by the reliability and redesigned his 3litre straight six to get a 4 1/2litre.

[@Ibringitthefuckdown]

Pin me when Jay Leno comes and buys this crazy thing

[@Jack-hg1hq]

was waiting for that

[@gentlepersuader]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIbKkKihd9ymr9E

[@zabnat]

Funny but kind of an insult to the steam cars of that era (ones that Jay has). They were competing against electric cars and then there was an underdog called gasoline engine. :)

[@Reziac]

I actually sent Jay Leno the video link. :)

[@fistingendakenny8781]

we need a lada turned into a t34

[@shironhun]

Not a Lada, but look at this kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpKvp6KMjat3o68

[@user-po7iv4ni3o]

"He was found in the wreck with his hand on the throttle, scalded to death by the steam"

[@michigandon]

Wreck of the ol' 54.

[@Intelinside-vo7wn]

am ADDICTED to this channel !

[@thermionicemission6355]

Indeed lol.

[@Kawka1122]

I will give you one idea for next engine: NUCLEAR

[@twoeightythreez]

It would be the same as this. All the reactor does is replace the heat source...the rest of the system is steam

[@Kawka1122]

@@twoeightythreez exactly, and this makes it beautiful. No modifications, just smack stack of plutonium oxide and enjoy the ride 😂

[@quevicular]

Fuck no, remember Chernobyl?

[@tannerfenton5671]

@Allosaurus 67 i should try it

[@white_mage]

ford already tried with the nucleon. it was extremely radioactive so it never went to production.

[@daviddevuono7913]

I was planning on building a steam powered race car in the future. I had some ideas to convert a normal car engine like you did but also had some ideas to get around the lack of power (so you couldn't just get out of your car and just walk to the finish line to win the race) . One of the problems is running pressure through the intake manifold. If you manage to find a steel engine head you won't have to worry about this one but if the head is made from aluminum then the studs that hold the intake manifold will just rip out with the pressure I want to make. The only real difference in power between a steam engine and internal combustion engine is going to be related to the pressure pushing on the pistons is being made outside the combustion chamber. In theory, you make the same pressure that the gasoline creates and you'll have the same torque. The "amount" of steam is related to the rpm or speed of the engine with that same torque. I was going to use a small "steam generator" that uses propane torches placed in a circle around a small metal pipe (a very thick one to handle the pressure needed while also being red hot, because metal becomes soft at high temperatures). Then inject water as needed so the only thing needing to be kept hot is the pipe, no need to preheat all the water you carry. This would fit in the trunk, the gas tank replaced with a plastic water tank like that in a camper, and a BBQ propane tank to run the generator in the cab away from the burners. Not enough heat, add another circle of burners. Possibly up to 1 generator per cylinder. Last modification would be on the cam timing. Because of the compression cycle of the engine, if you timed the cam with a 1-1 ratio instead of a 1-2 (cam to crank rotation) you can open the intake valve every time the piston goes down and open the exhaust valve every time the piston goes up (more like a 2 stroke engine). Finally, the reason your car doesn't want to move is because by putting pressure on the intake valves, when the engine has a load on it, the pressure backed up in the intake is actually opening the closed valves and pressing on the pistons coming upwards (because of how the valves open) You are doing everything right up until the valve springs are literally the only thing that's moving the car. As soon as you put more pressure in the engine, you're pushing air into the cylinders that the pistons are trying to come up in.

[@BoilerBloodline]

This has got to be one of the funnest channels on KZbin to watch. I honestly cannot think of anything they have not done to a Lada! So damn funny too! And I’m terribly jealous of their heavy snow falls. I had to sell my snowmobiles (sleds, snow machines) because we never get any damn snow here anymore. Anyway...awesome job Garage 54 guys!

[@Sword1207]

Next time you would build a nuclear reactor on the cargo area. :D

[@Sword1207]

@@tripplefives1402 Okay, you are right, but I believed the problem is caused by unsatisfactory heat in the boiler. So they need a larger boiler and more heat -> more steam -> more power and speed.

[@phiksit]

They'd be safer off building a rocket car

[@nomoregears]

YESSSSS! The Lada "Tschernobyl Edition".

[@ferrofilos]

Put more pipes inside the boiler like steam locomotives! For keep making steam so dont loose a lot of presure whyle drivi g

[@jeffscantling6199]

Guess they haven't heard.. "Thou shalt not weld on a pressure vessel."

[@flaplaya]

How was the pressure vessel made with a magic wand? That DOT law is written to discourage morons from welding to energized PV's. It also makes certain it can't be sold or transport any chemical in it now. We alter old tanks all the time they make for great projects e.g. forges, stills, stoves, air tanks etc.

[@caseyb1346]

12:49 "No No No No, Davai Davai" *Translator* "Come on, stay with me." That is some very...creative translating.

[@Inimbrium]

9:46 that guy saw the steam tank swell and is backing off. :) I told you the shape isn't good for high pressure tanks, but did you listen? Noo...

[@josephallred8633]

There also wasn't enough heat flow through the boiler to sustain a full head of steam for very long. Poor design for sure.

[@SatansBaby1]

They need to put a 300bar diving tanks and try it with that. They will get wheel spin. Like this so they can see.

[@firefly2472]

Not enouf volume

[@zwz.zdenek]

It only got puffy because they cut sections off the tanks making them weak. If they used intact industrial gas tanks, just connected with pipes, they would have lasted just fine.

[@SatansBaby1]

@@firefly2472 Not from one, but 5 of them would give them more then enough.

[@phiksit]

A pressure vessel that could generate and hold that much pressure would crush the car, not to mention the forced draft blower system, firebrick lined fire box and a pressurized fuel / burner system you would need and the generator to power all those accessories. It's more about volume than pressure.

[@dave1135]

9:50 I saw those tanks swell, I thought oh, sugar honey iced tea...a BLEVE explosion is not fun for people around it

[@chrisloving6647]

Your exhaust is supposed to help with the draw

[@josephallred8633]

It definitely should have but there wasn't enough flow through the boiler due to poor design. There should have been a lot more smoke coming out of the chimney and shooting straight up.

[@TheRolvert]

Exploding those cylinders with higher pressure would give a spectalular view. I believe those things could make quite a damage!

[@large_crab]

There really should be a safety valve on this thing, dear god. All steam engines should have a valve that automatically pops off at a certain pressure to maintain some safety. That's scary as hell.

[@jeredhersh789]

Boiler explosions are no joke for sure.

[@drockjr]

God this channel is so eastern European it hurts. *clicks next video *

[@davidparkinson188]

Could there be an issue with valve timing

[@Tiefkultur]

They changed the valve timing in the first video!

[@_Anthony___]

The engine will continue to seize without oil or lubrication

[@nicostenfors5690]

@@_Anthony___ It has lubrication...

[@Pirata796]

@@nicostenfors5690 He means oil mixed with the steam on the intake, the crankcase oil its not enough as the steam will go trought the piston rings and end up mixed with the oil making a non-lubricant white sludge. Just like when you blow a head gasket.

[@phiksit]

might as well just use vegetable oil since your going to be fouling up the oil so quickly.

[@ThielTube]

Such a amazing channel.. share the love!

[@joelverboom8467]

if possible I would love to see a version 2!

[@ericdeaton2247]

what in the hell kind of gauge is that? I mean when you write your own numbers on it with a marker how accurate it is?

[@bernardoernst624]

These guys are my favorite Russians, crazy and cool in their own particular way. Great episode guys.

[@jedpetersen3806]

Who the hell owns a 5th gen Camaro in Russia, I must be missing something 😂🤔

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

Hey babe, I'm going to go warm up the car. 2 hours later..ok it's ready lets go! That's every woman's dream car!!

[@jonsmith1259]

Put the steam generator on a trailer, that way, with a minimum of changes, you can test steam power in different vehicles..

[@whimbox9648]

Would need some sort of flexible duct for the steam though right? I guess there probably exists something that would work for that.

[@niels6101]

exept the engine i would be sure that your "steam generator" would have : a safety valve, a water gauge glass and an feedwater inlet! would be a lot safer to drive around!

[@phamnuwen9442]

Unclear why the steam pipe was routed 50cm above the roof... I hope you had a relief valve on that boiler. It goes without saying that it was pressure tested. Right...?

[@trisrush9155]

Pressure tested 1.5x wp? Sight glass / level test valves? A way of adding water? Fusible plug? The list goes on..... Great video, but super sketchy!

[@idj20]

The "throttle" is more like a regulator in a train steam engine.

[@jakegarrett8109]

When a throttle is a flow regulator...

[@Erik_Swiger]

If you guys ever decide to revisit the steam idea, here's a few thoughts about it. 1) Your boiler is very unsafe, and others have addressed this - so make sure your boiler won't blow up 2) You can re-work the camshaft, so that it keeps the double lobes on the intake, but grind the exhaust lobes so they're round and don't activate the exhaust valves. Instead, drill a hole in the side of the cylinders, so that when the piston reaches BDC, the steam just exhausts through the port, like a 2-stroke gas engine 3) You don't want more displacement, you want less. Steam exerts a huge amount of pressure, and by using just 2 cylinders, you reduce the volume of steam needed, and increase the steam pressure on the 2 active cylinders. If you cut an engine in half, and use the rear 2 cylinders (running opposite each other), that's all you need.

[@MadScientist267]

I was wondering if they had tweaked the cam

[@Josephlandon1]

power a turbo with the steam

[@Ranveer_sangha03]

8:44 you can feel the power me - yeah right that's why it's going backward that's really powerful haha

[@johndonaldson3619]

"our precisely calibrated manometer seems to be on the fritz................"

[@somedankboi6093]

more like man-o-meter

[@MrClassiccarenthusia]

🧐 What's as big as a house, burns 20 litres of fuel a hour, generates a s### ton of smoke and cuts an apple into 3 pieces? A soviet machine designed to cut an apple into four pieces! (From HBO series Chernobyl). 🤔 What takes up the boot and rear interior of a car, burns 200kg of coal an hour, produces a s### ton of smoke, steam, CO2 and sulfur and can't climb hills? A soviet car conversion designed to help cut back on vehicle pollution and increase engine torque!

[@megaglowz8540]

You almost have a wood-gas setup there :) That actually works pretty well.

[@robb5522]

I was just going to ask if they could do that next lol

[@wattsmith2656]

They foresaw your comment kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH_Zc3dpYpdnatk

[@megaglowz8540]

@@wattsmith2656 yeah they need to retry it. That one sucked lol.

[@jareknowak8712]

Holtzgas.

[@chaigh3715]

PUT rail wheels on it. Put it on the rail line. Plus Steam Horn

[@joe125ful]

Good idea! Tog gear time:)

[@ragingfred]

Ivan the steam-lada

[@turgut104]

They'd need permission from the railroad administration.

[@dariusmccormack7793]

IT NEEDS OIL, YOU HAVE TO SPRAY OIL IN THE THROTTLE PIPE. Please look at Jay Leno's best steam car ever built. Take some advice from the best steam car ever built for ideas how to make it work good. You have to insulate the whole thing. Even insulate the burner all over. Any part of the car that gets hot, is a waste. Insulate any hot part and feed the exhaust back into the system. Only vent what you can't re-condense. Use the radiator on the exhaust and feed water back to tank.

[@thereborne5219]

meanwhile in russia:

[@Reziac]

Boom!

[@phiksit]

any day with no nuclear explosion is a good day in russia

[@analiensaturn]

Needs a longer stroke

[@jorgesalinas3827]

WOW saludos desde argentina !! me encantan sus videos y sus cosas locas

[@davidcd9995]

i want to see a video where you blow it up by the presure pls

[@marisoctavian5408]

3:13 Looks like a Dacia Papuc

[@communistdog1274]

You know it does

[@Kj16V]

*Angle grinding next to a freshly painted Supra*

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΓ-ω6φ]

Greta: how dare y......ohhh.....sorry my mistake I leave now

[@user-gn5xb6pg5f]

Imagine driving your cabrio behind this car.

[@t850]

...if Mad Max had this war for oil would be commpletely unnecessary...:P P.S. ...next time use some old American car from the 70's with oversized engine...xD

[@bibasik7]

You've made a pickup truck out of that Lada!

[@Universal.G]

@ Garage 54 and BMI Russian, please upload more translated videos, more often. Why is there such a long delay?

[@ChopSueyyy]

Next: converting a locomotive into a Lada 😄

[@Herbertti3]

It needs to blazing hot, hotter than anything you've experienced before. Load that fire box full.

[@Agrajak]

“A few easy modifications....”!

[@zstrode.8953]

Whistlindiesel and this guy should do a video together!!!