Colin Furze made one himself, and it works well. Tyco RC made their own as a toy in 2003. This truck was made in the 1970s. We need more vehicles like this.

@DoomRater

4 жыл бұрын

I recall someone using this drive train in a robot fighting competition too. Though I think their drive system used a slightly different configuration to the screw itself.

Very cool. Of course this vehicle is still relevant, the terrain hasn't changed.

Thing is simplified genius. Does exactly that it was built to do and has some nice touches. Even has the floorboard running all the way around the vehicle so no matter if you’re in deep mud or even the water you can still get out from the cabin and go around to the cargo area. Utility first, looks second. The way it’s supposed to be

Colinfurze seems to think it has a place in World of Tanks.

@bitzel

4 жыл бұрын

D Hawthorne because they paid him a shit load of money

@davidwichner2018

4 жыл бұрын

I just got done watching the 2nd video 😉

@Axels107

Жыл бұрын

I had self- made screw driven Volkswagen Caddy pick-up truck and i know Colinfurce

@user-mc8wc6yj7e

2 ай бұрын

Le prix

Soviet Union: How Do We Make A All Terrain Truck???? Also Soviet Union: *screw it*

@AutodidactEngineer

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated

@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated

@markussnyman8695

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated

This vehicle is distinguished from its wheeled counterparts in the light weight of its rotating cylinders and the increase in both the contact area of these cylinders and the coefficients of friction with the surface due to the auger, which increases its friction force with the soft surfaces, which enables the vehicle to easily walk over unstable surfaces such as snow, sand, mud, and even over water, so that These cylinders act like paddles.

The split design on the auger looks like a substantial improvement. Great stuff.

I want a bicycle version.

All here with our safety ties on..!

Thank Colin Furze because he brought viewers to this video.

In Soviet Russia, screw drives you.

it has a place in colinfurze's heart

very smart. it can be used as specialized vehicle

It's a floating MEATGRINDER (Crossout). AWESOME.

instead of using giant screws, just roll over the terrain on giant half-inflated air bags. The drive wheels press against the bags, and the bags then roll over the soft soil.

Soviet Power Supreme!

Is a very soviet thing to see a classic thing and suddenly notice a part that drops your jaw xD Its like top: Classic day... down part: ...Screw you!

Works well for Rasputitsa

привет супер фильм , могу ли я использовать часть твоего видео в моей подборке спецтехника изобретений ? hi can I use part of your video to my compilation special vehicles ?

i want one but i'm afraid to ask how much it costs. Also the maintenance and screw replacements must be pricey...

Портит покров. Запретить!

Would love to track down one of the older ones, (Likely next to impossible in Canada.) Fix it up if I can, and put it through its paces. Maybe I'd take it out to the bush during just before spring when the last of the snow is melting and everything gets REAL boggy. See what it can do.

The front looks like an old Commer BT van from early 70's

Imagine if you been ran over by one of these... Seems like a corned beef.

@peteandrepete528

4 жыл бұрын

You would be "screwed" if that ran over you.

That's the new Mars Rover sorted..

The past doesn't die. *It evolves.*

Now i fell really stupid to tell Furze to make it run on water...

@somerandomperson4143

2 жыл бұрын

He already did oh I am stupid this was 1 year ago

I thought Henry Ford invented this for tractors? Great alternative to tank tracks and vast improvement over tires ...

@underscore4505

Жыл бұрын

Not as effective on road and more expensive to maintain and harder to drive IG.

@lawrencelenerd3988

Жыл бұрын

Nobody is going to be out driving this thing on a road.

@Colinfurze

Amazing machine

*Could they be used as agricultural vehicles for tilling soil?* 🤔

@warpey5632

Жыл бұрын

Actually I'm pretty sure someone thought of that at least according to Wikipedia

@manofsan

Жыл бұрын

@@warpey5632 - I think it's just that this form of locomotion just isn't very efficient. It's not clear what the fuel mileage economy is for this kind of vehicle compared to vehicles with tracks, treads, etc. I think this type of screw drive could be very useful for a tunneling vehicle, though.

Its seems i'm not the only think of colinfurze when see this

I would not want to get caught under thoes things

Amazing I like it

Молодцы ребята 👍

A weapon to surpass metal gear. The Russians build a vehicle that disregards all terrain. And I thought hovercraft were cool.

@rezaka116

4 жыл бұрын

It's a predecessor to Metal Gear, the Shagohod from mgs3

Better than Tesla Cybertruck

Very good

Офигенное решение проблемы бездорожья

Почве после такой машины хана. А вообще я не очень понимаю смысл в этом агрегате, единственный плюс он устроен проще чем обычные вездеходы но в тоже время обслуживать его это мучение. Кроме того не думаю что он будет пользоваться большой популярностью а это значит что несмотря на простую конструкцию цена будет не намного ниже чем у обычных вездеходов.

Masters of the skeg

Another comment about furze because he’s awesome

After seeing this I’m starting to doubt Colin’s will work

@robmangeri777

4 жыл бұрын

Man Cheetah never doubt a mad man 😉

@robmangeri777

4 жыл бұрын

Man Cheetah you are half man half Cheetah so in your heart you know I’m right 😎👍🏼

@kyelangrehr183

4 жыл бұрын

yep don't think it will turn properly or at least have less turn authority the older Russian screw tank only has two screws and it seemed to have a few control quarks like turning required tuning the outside screw forward and leaving the inside stationary or the screws might start acting like wheels when you don't want them to. although i doubt Colin's will mind it being a little unruly to control so long as he can stay on and it makes a good video.

More powaaaa

cool good luck

Tbh I think it should have place in today’s world but if you’re going to that I think the company should invest in cleaner ways to power it bc when we eventually run out of oil and gas how will it move? I’d need to be ran by eco friendly source so I think they should start digging into other ways he can be ran.

@thatoneguy611

2 жыл бұрын

You say that like the issue is exclusive to this truck

@lawrencelenerd3988

Жыл бұрын

They were saying the earth was running out of oil in the 70s. Same scam now. Forcing the auto industry into battery powered vehicles to exploit resource development in China. Who burns through massive amounts of oil and coal to get to the rare earth needed to produce the batteries.

ColinFurze

It's real Shagohod hours

Chrysler made one in 1964 not a new idea

멋지네요. 당신의 노력에 박수를 보냅니다. 정말 멋진 작품이네요...박수박수

Can it run on big rock terrain?

Damn humans continues world to ruin

Nature's killer

@user-st2fz6xh4k

4 жыл бұрын

Ha ha

is it a uaz?

Nice but not fast.

Why not use tube Tyre materials to make screw..

@pineapplesideways3820

2 жыл бұрын

Haha think about that now, rubber won't last and over rocks to grippy

Wait 159 HP... that's it?!

スノーランナー😮

Ну и что, купили хоть одну😂

isnt that an УАЗ 452?

It's have a future

Russian meat grinder! 👍

I'm not sure is this is necessary work the Sherp also being a thing.

шикарно привет вам

Just don't try and drive it on roads or hard surfaces or your....well...screwed.

@FuzDoesStuff

5 ай бұрын

buh dum tsss

USSR?

That is Henry Fords original invention.

кто русски ставь лайк !!))

It is a copy from Fordson from the 1930:ies.

It's not all terrain, it has difficulty to drive on hard surfaces.

こんな土地ばっかりじゃそりゃ他所さんの土地取りに行くよなー… いや、他国攻めるより自国整備せえや

Могут построить любое говно лиж бы не машину

uaz-452 was not original. it was stolen from US Jeep FC (Forward Control).

@noobhacker101

4 жыл бұрын

"Inspired" not stolen.

So they copied the Fordson Snow-motor from the 1920's and claimed it as their own modern independent invention, how does that surprise anyone?