You can never have too many tank engines!

@conceptalfa

Жыл бұрын

If you have the space for them!!!🙃😄🤔

That's the right neighbour for you Milo. Showing up out of interest and and not with complains.

@conceptalfa

Жыл бұрын

👍👍👍

@longnamedude3947

Жыл бұрын

Any neighbor that complains about the tank engine sounds will next see a actual tank parked in their living room after it has gone through the front of the house hahaha That neighbor of his is a cool bloke, he clearly understands the effort and passion that goes into these magnificent pieces of engineering! A genuinely nice man, see how he was with giving the doggo attention too, a very at heart person with a lot of life & love still to give the world! A lovely video overall :-)

Diesel prijs is weer naar beneden he? Milo trekt de motoren van stal!

@fazeobama8872

Жыл бұрын

he could always run them with a bit of heater oil, thats probably not even illegal for a standing engine

@imrejonkman6948

Жыл бұрын

Hij haalt gewoon lekker uit België waarschijnlijk

I've been using this channel to practice for the Dutch language exams that are part of the inburgering and I can't tell if it's helping or hurting my chances.

Just a quiet peaceful autumn day in the Dutch countryside.

@heaven-is-real

3 ай бұрын

Greta Thunberg hates it. (How dare you)

Before you started revving it, I was about to comment "see that's heaps better than the piece of shite in the tank, I knew something was wrong, time to swap it" and then you just blipped the throttle and it's like "ohhhhh" 😊😊😁😁

@ToreDL87

Жыл бұрын

Yea these things were not built with emissions and noise in mind, so much as it was meant for simply beating the nazis, read many a book about the Eastern front where they pretty much knew the russians were building up offensives long before it happened, because of the smoke, noise and clatter from these V2 engines 🤣🤣 The philosophy with using these engines to power your tanks is "if it's not so bad that you can't be assed measuring compression, the engine's still good" 😂

@TheAdatto

Жыл бұрын

​@@ToreDL87 it doesn't have valve stem seals. And in the video it has no muffler whatsoever only an exhaust manifold

I've heard of hoarding but it's the first time i've seen soviet's V12 diesels hoarding

@siliconjim2554

Жыл бұрын

I expect there are one or two going spare in Ukraine.

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

@@siliconjim2554 Hahahahaaaaaaaa

@prostoy_sovetskiy_inzhener

Жыл бұрын

This engine was designed over 80 years ago, what do you want from it?

Transmash addicted....We know that problem 🤣 Best Regards from german alky transmash pulling team

Your neighbor is a cool person, they know cool stuff when they hear it from miles away, it's great too see people of that age getting to experience the joys of life still! You're a great team and I really love how welcoming you all are! Take care now, Peace ✌️

We need to see one of these engines swapped into a DAF 55 or Volvo 340 or similar ;)

@InNeedOfSpeed

Жыл бұрын

Not a 340, but a Volvo at least ;) Check out my channel.

@marco7563

Жыл бұрын

YES!

@dyren7437

Жыл бұрын

This engine is literally the size of a daf 55 what do you mean??

That will make windmill fly and now I m getting my clogs and roll some gouda down the dutch mountains.

These guys are devine, when it comes to mechanical skills. if i only had 5% of the knowledge they have, i would be so happy.

Hello. From my side I got the feeling that this engine is more responsive and also produce less smoke at startup then the orginial T69 one. That could be interesting to consider the swap. Of course, I remember that you and Dirk spent a lot of time restoring the original engine and let it literally come back from the death, with limited assets at this time. So I can understand that this engine matter for you,. But this also can let the T69 more interesting to drive after. So something to consider after all.

@simonbergman5970

Жыл бұрын

Emil specifically said he has no interest in swapping the engine in the T69, because of the story that it has. It runs fine, so no need really

I love that you have kids just hanging out here watching you guys screw around... What a great neighbor to have

I would be cool if you could try to add turbocharges to one of the engines. Should be well lubricated at least!

@Francois_Dupont

Жыл бұрын

they already have turbo on them, you can see it is the alumilium colored thing bellow the intake.

@nickvervoorn

Жыл бұрын

@@Francois_Dupont thats the waterpump

@MoshPitCreator

Жыл бұрын

Turbos? Yes please! ^^

@SMGJohn

Жыл бұрын

The T-55 had a 690HP engine that was the last addition to the final upgrade variant the Soviets made for it, the T-72 uses a more up to date but similar design the V-84 was in fact turbocharged in later T-72 variants, you might as well just take the turbocharger off a T-72 and slap it on their Chinese V-2-55 engine LOL

@MoshPitCreator

Жыл бұрын

@@SMGJohn Htats what I'm talking about! Bolt on turbos!!! :D

Seeing modern versions of that V12 almost every day. One of my customers for my test benches are huge military plant. Thank you for interesting video!

@douro20

Жыл бұрын

I wonder what's going to happen with ChTZ's H12 engine now that the T-14 program has been cancelled?

@dmitrys6201

9 ай бұрын

На Уралвагонзаводе ? ;))))

@user-sk1lk9hk5m

9 ай бұрын

@@dmitrys6201 А, не, на ММЗ. Там такой мотор на 569 шасси идет. Но щас я с ними пореже гораздо сотрудничаю, с тех пор как там почти весь отдел сменился, пришли какие-то трутни, блин.

Short burst will have much more diesel injected than air can be taken in. That makes smoke. Also under full load uncontrolled injection like on this type of engine will show too much fuel injected in ratio with air taken in. That means also SMOKE. Only thing to make it (a bit) better is to turbo it. That makes it possible to have always plenty of air when under load (and makes also more power).

@aland4440

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I don't know much about Diesel. This explains it.

@nickvervoorn

Жыл бұрын

its also got no valve seals so theres always some oil getting in the cillinders

@CarLos-yi7ne

Жыл бұрын

@@nickvervoorn Yeah, but if it runs it shouldn't: there is no vacuum in the intake because there is no throttle. I have a Dodge from 1943, petrol, whithout valve seals, which doesn't burn oil. Of course it will burn some oil. But most smoke is unburned fuel I think. Especially when you hit the pedal from idle: massive overfueling granted.

@keithammleter3824

Жыл бұрын

Car Los, you have it backwards. Diesels with turbos make smoke on sudden bursts, because the turbo has been running at reduced speed and takes time to spool up. In a non-turbo engine, maximum air is getting in at all times, and since it shouldn't smoke when run wide open, it will not smoke on sudden bursts either. This engine makes extra smoke on sudden burst because it is badly worn, and oil is accumulating in the cylinders when not run wide open. On opening up, that accumulated oil is burnt off. On diesel engines that are required to have very quick response to sudden load increases, turbos with waste gates are used. In such cases, basically a very large capacity turbo is used, to push in plenty of air even at high idle. This would mean far too much air at full load, and too much stress on the turbo, so the waste gate automatically opens to let some exhaust gas bypass the turbo.

@keithammleter3824

Жыл бұрын

@@aland4440 : No, he got it wrong. See my other post.

All these engines seem to have way to much fuel going through the pumps. as well as lack of valve stem seals. Since they are not going to be used for war and power is not that big a factor, cant they turn the pumps down as well as come up with some sort of valve seal for both economy and less smoke?

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

These engines have no smog pumps, EGR valves nor anything to mitigate wasted fuel or blow-by. I've seen these engines in combat and they smoke less than the one in Emile's T69. It is safe to say he's got a batch of well-used engines so far. Would love to see them all running to see which is the best one. Tanks in combat are run for very long times on end, lots of idling where they are allowed to get up to operating temperature and excess oil and diesel gets burned off in the complete exhaust system. This one has just the manifolds mounted so I suspect it's not cooking off the excess like it normally would

@keithammleter3824

Жыл бұрын

There are KZread videos of other T55 tanks restored by professionals working for museums. They don't smoke much - just a blue tinge.

@JohnSmith-yv6eq

Жыл бұрын

@@keithammleter3824 But that is a total "restoration" using techniques and materials (like valve stem seals that actually work) that the original tanks never had......

@keithammleter3824

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-yv6eq : All this talk about valve stem seals! One guy makes a statement and all sorts of folk jump on and assume he knows what he's talking about. These engines are of a vintage that didn't have seals and didn't need seals. What makes you think restorers added them? There are also films of these tanks parading in Moscow, that don't smoke much. You can even look at an Iraqi army tank in kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5Z3k9WdiqjepLw.html - it smokes when they start it and gun the engine, but it is NOWHERE near as bad as Milo's tank.

@mikewilson631

Жыл бұрын

@@keithammleter3824 Yes, I would expect it to smoke on the overrun if it was leaking mostly through the valves. It may also be overfuelling. Nothing short of a complete rebuild, with modern machining for the rebores, properly refurbished injectors and the addition of some sort of sealing system for the valve stems, is going to stop the excessive smoking. There is no excuse for it to be like that, although it will be expensive to rectify.

Didn't understand what he was saying (translation mode wouldnt work). Love the enthusiasm and love the fact these old bits of kit are being kept alive!.

Afternoon Emile. Got yourself another tank engine out the store. Cant really have enough of them.

Well... if you ever have one left, like one that is broke... I would take it, would make a pretty cool dining table. Kind regards from Germany :D

I think a retrofit of seals would be a good experiment. I've done so with a couple engines.

Love to squeeze that engine into my 52 Cadillac sedan! But I think I'd have to lengthen the nose, widen the entire car, New HD frame, and install super heavy duty front springs, steering components, Rims, Tires, and a 400 gallon fuel tank to make it to the coffee shop and back.

@assarstromblad3280

Жыл бұрын

Check out "Meteor interceptor" on youtube. A couple of swedish guys with a twin turbo meteor tank engine making 3000 hp in a car :)

@MobMarked

Жыл бұрын

@@assarstromblad3280 Thanks I will watch that! 😀

@assarstromblad3280

Жыл бұрын

@@MobMarked absolutely do. Theres not too many videos but those that exist are enough to see what a beast it is lol

@MobMarked

Жыл бұрын

@@assarstromblad3280 Wow! They did an excellent job creating that monster! Its ALIVE!!!😲

@assarstromblad3280

Жыл бұрын

@@MobMarked ye lol

Forget the tank engine, there’s a Daihatsu Cuore! 👌

mooi die Engelse ondertiteling, puik werk allemaal

That has to go in the tank! I think it makes far less smoke than the T 69. The tank currently makes very black smoke and shoots out a lot more oil from the exhaust. I haven’t tuned in for a while. Is this one of the almost new engines that came in on the flatbed truck over a year ago? Please please please take that rattling, smoky, oily old restored engine out of the T 69 and put this beauty in! Then, I think you’ll have a really good machine!

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

Yes, these are all from a batch purchase he made. His ultimate goal is to sell off the Type 69 but keep the WZT-2 because it is more practical (crane and dozer blade), I understand, so having that tired old engine replaced with one of these seems like the best bet. The original Saddam Hussein engine does deserve some new cylinder liners, pistons and rings for a better result but I imagine it isn't cost effective.

@emilerichier

Жыл бұрын

He explained countless times that it's not the engine making the rattling sound but the fan drive shaft

@MrCrystalcranium

Жыл бұрын

@@emilerichier Well, I don't speak the language so....

One of these engines would make an excellent hot water heater for my house. Start it up and let it run for a while and then take a nice warm shower. I could get real fancy and use it to run a generator or something so I could have lights on in the shower too!

@Rayan67897

Жыл бұрын

you can also put a bed on it and have a vibrating massage table.

Tank you very much for this 👍

Very cool,having a V12 diesel engine in your backyard 👌

@ 5:10 Thee water ;-)🤣

"How dare you!" 😂😂

@sushibushimabushi

Жыл бұрын

Great engine for Greta😉

I've heard that larger engines which use different metal alloys can have a tendency to heat up and cool down at different rates. Thermal conductivity. This could be a possible underlying factor to why it leaks, especially while the engine is cold.

Thanks for subtitles

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

That is normal for the MasterMilo channel.

@ninja2kernow

Жыл бұрын

@@Hjerte_Verke Still thanks

✌ from New Zealand

Dutch version of Whistlindiesel

Some Engine Honey will fix that smoke right up! 😂😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Het was een bijzondere ervaring om zo'n brute machine te zien lopen en te voelen....😁👌 Ik ben benieuwd naar of die andere motoren ook zo mooi gaan lopen....

@Smartzenegger

Жыл бұрын

Milo moet nog een mooi set schoenen ervoor gaat kopen omdat ze zo mooi lopen. Ik zat te denken aan Nike Air met een luchtfilter. :)

@MaraDaCoriovallum

Жыл бұрын

@@Smartzenegger hebben ze die dan wel bij HBM....🤔

@Smartzenegger

Жыл бұрын

@@MaraDaCoriovallum Weet ik niet. Misschien verkopen ze daar wel de schoenen van Robocop met stalen neuzen. :)

@MaraDaCoriovallum

Жыл бұрын

@@Smartzenegger dus geen Nike Air's.... maar wel Nike Grease met vetnippels....🧐🤔

@Smartzenegger

Жыл бұрын

@@MaraDaCoriovallum Ja, voor je hielen om blaren te voorkomen. :)

TAKE THAT GRETA! 🤣

Hi love what you are doing I am from South Africa 🇿🇦

good to see it run ,why is the exhaust so wet? i expect some excess after a fresh rebuild but it should burn off and clear out as soon as the engine comes up to temp .

it always amazes me how much oil these engines spit out of the exhausts

@facilis

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that's water from the combustion.

@mickael_guitara

Жыл бұрын

@@facilis it's mostly oil unless some gasket's leaking

116 psi oil pressure... nice! Will this fit in a 1979 scirocco? With a 5 speed?

@TheStijnw

Жыл бұрын

Yes, if you don't need space for passengers and driver.

Die tanks van jou zouden wij nu in deze tijd met wat er nog komen gaat deze winter, heel goed kunnen gebruiken, knipoog, knipoog, ik mag hier niet zeggen waarvoor maar je snapt het wel, knipoog, knipoog.

This engine makes blue smoke, indicating it's burning its lube oil. The engine in the tank had a different colour, indicating knackered injectors. Therefore, just swap the injectors over. Then the tank will run better and not make such huge amounts of smoke.

Geweldig Emiel om er twee mooie gezinnen op na the houden !!

2:00 greta thunberg has left the chat

the crazy dutchman plays with another tank engine, - early christmas present

Those engines definitely could do with a few turbos bolted onto them

Dieser Motor hat seine besten Tage auch schon hinter sich.

je zou een olieafscheider op de uitlaat kunnen maken ? En dan een spaceframepje bouwen om het blok in te leggen :-)

vind deze wel veel minder roken,zo te zien alleen bij gas geven nog steeds minder rook en bij op starten nog steeds veel minder rook die in de tankt rookt altijd

non-English speaking - No Problem! There's never too much of this type of content! 🙂

Zelf gebouwde trekker met dikke v12.. voor tractorpulling... leuk nieuw project??

Savage! More...

gecke idee: verwarming van het huisje bouwen met een V12 tank motor..... groeten uit duitsland

Well the KZread subtitles can help me XD

Mastermilo it would be cool to have V12 Petrol engine :D

@prostoy_sovetskiy_inzhener

Жыл бұрын

Initially, in 1936, it was a gasoline aircraft engine. Later it was made into diesel for tanks. This also explains why it does not have a flywheel. Instead of a flywheel, it had a propeller. On the tank, a gearbox worked as a flywheel. So don't masturbate him like a motorcycle...

What tank was this engine from?

Add an extension on both exhaust manifolds and keep that exhaust crap from dripping over the engine??

Dit blijft iedere keer weer geweldig, zoveel geweld. Mozart kon het niet beter.

@MariaEngstrom

Жыл бұрын

I don't understand Canadian. 😔😔

@BoukeNagel

Жыл бұрын

@@MariaEngstrom Het is Nederlands 🌷🇳🇱

I can see these smoke clouds from Genk limburg

master milo avec des souvenirs avec l'hundray sa nous manque... skanmax KZread 🇨🇵

@Francois_Dupont

Жыл бұрын

wesh wesh

These things were not exactly made to be refined and economical, they were also not expected to live past their 40 year life span so there is that. I honestly do not understand why Milo went on a shopping spree, just rework your current engine, fit some better seals, shack a turbocharger from a V-84 and install it on your V-2-55, those engines starve of air, the Soviets got almost twice the power of a V-2-34 by turbocharging it during WW2 on KV-1 tanks, thats pretty crazy having 1200HP V12 engine in a tank that weights 45 ton LOL

Has Putin inquired about purchasing your armor yet?

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

Har har har. Ukraine needs it more since their military might has been wasted away in frontal, human wave assaults. In fact armor is a bad idea as Russia just wipes it out with artillery or via air assault.

Get that in an MX-5 right now

Is een samenwerking van de werkplaatsvlog maar toch weer leuk om nog eens te zien

@willemvangils2471

Жыл бұрын

Samenwerking?

@jullianhuisken7779

Жыл бұрын

@@willemvangils2471 denk samenvatting

@user-ty4vi8ml5n

Жыл бұрын

@@jullianhuisken7779 Samenvatting inderdaad. Dick de Graaff moet af en toe even op weg worden geholpen.

1) There has to be a number of older gentlemen, in Western Europe, who served in various militaries repairing T-54/55s. Have you received any comments or suggestions from any? 2) There could very well be Chinese living in Europe who did such work while serving in the People's Liberation Army. 3) Have any retired employees from Factory 617-Inner Mongolia First Machinery Group Corporation left any comments?

39ltr just imagine how fuel this thing burns 🥶😮😱😡🤣aprox 3.2ltr per cylinder True Fact; during WW1 France used 300 000 000 litres of fuel in one month, how is that is possible????? No WONDER crude oil is short supply, WW1 WW2, vrs other wars!!!!

That one is a good bit better than the junker that's in the tank now.

Wasn't at least one of those engines completely rebuilt?

Ik heb vroeger op een schip gevaren en daar stond een 6 cilinder gm in . en als je een tijd lage toeren had gedraaid ,en dan volgas ging draaien dan rookte dat ding ook zo machtig. net als deze motoren .

imagine mounting one of this bad boy to a speedboat

Espectacular..cuántos HP tiene?

Nuts !!! Completly nuts !!!! You're the Best 🤪🤘🤘👏👏👏👏

I want a tank engine to annoy my neighbors, I only have wimpy car engines.

grappig feitje de rechter helft heeft een langere cylinderslag dan de linkerhelft. Dit heeft geen enkele reden om er te zijn. Het voordeel van een v12 is dat het zichzelf uitbalanceert en daardoor zichzelf niet uitelkaar schudt. Doordat de slag aan de rechterhelft langer is dan de linkerhelft is het uit balans waardoor het zichzelf juist uit elkaar schudt. hij kan daarom lage rpms doen en niet heel snel draaien.

Cool! Ik hoop dat de kindjes ook oordopjes gekregen hadden. 🥺

when one engine is not enough

Is this a petrol or diesel? I am assuming diesel considering the blase response to an injector line just spraying fuel over the top of the engine there... (not that diesel doesn't burn, it just doesnt produce explosive vapour...)

Mad as a Box of Frogs!

Why do all these Milo’s tank engines smoke so much? Can’t the high pressure fuel pump be adjusted?

you have to build a car whit this engine!!!

Work with Allen Millyard and he can build a bike around the tank engine. It would make his V10 Viper bike look like a toy. 🤣

3:00 Вот посмотрите Европа замерзает, приходиться даже запускать старый танковый двигатель чтобы согреться...

Lekker bezig 😎👍

the smoking takes all the fun... I think these engines are just very worn or have damage from sitting for so long..

ik vind dat je er toch zo een in een auto moet proberen steken, een ouwe Mercedes s klasse of zo

@Wasmachineman

Жыл бұрын

Dat had BMW in de jaren 80 gedaan met een E32 7-Serie, was alleen geen V12 maar een V16.

Probeer eens zo'n motor in een Fiat Panda te bouwen 😁

Great success!

dank voor de video

Does anyone know why these engines seem notorious for dumping so much raw fuel?

@billhanson4921

Жыл бұрын

Soviet engineering.... keep it simple and basic so a conscript can fix it at the side of a road with a rock.

Hello 🙂 is this your work? I wonder what things you make in your workshop? Thanks for much nice video!

wouldn't it be quite easy to take valve stem seals from some other engine and use it on yours ? :) I don't see if that would be any problem, shouldn't even need to disassemble a lot either to do that :)

@billhanson4921

Жыл бұрын

no, you'd probably have to rip the valve out and machine the valve guides to take them, would be a big job, and anyway, its probably built like that so that you don't need as many oil changes because you're constantly topping up, honestly i put nothing past old soviet engineering 😁

@JohnSmith-yv6eq

Жыл бұрын

@@billhanson4921 Plus the smoke screen produced used to "hide" you a bit from the enemy.... drones have changed that.. now the plume of smoke is a "calling all drones, pick me. pick me" flag.....

Vette sjit, die diesel partikel filters houden toch wel het e.e.a. tegen....

Да ребят, это нормально что двигатель так дымит и сжигает масло. Просто его надо немного прогреть перед поездкой. Мы всегда так делаем перед тем, как ехать на танке за покупками в магазин в соседней стране.😉

You forgot the “don’t try this at home” warning lol!

Superb👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

How about building a motorcycle out of it

Mooi geluid😁

Nu ombouwen van diesel naar waterstof ;)