Whatever you decide to do, it's fine,it's nice to see you and your team restoring, preserving, and bringing our nations heritage back to life,

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

video plan sounds good, thanks for doing these!

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! :)

Your old-school engine knowledge is breathtaking. 100% fair play to the lot of you.

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! :)

yep very interesting thanks for sharing , experience is everything,

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 😎

Yes that sounds a great idea. I like it when you do a in-depth engine strip down. It shows the viewers just what it takes to look after these vehicles. And also we can learn a lot from someone who has the experience to tackle such a job. It’s nice to appreciate the amount of time you guys put into fixing problems that we see in 20min to 1 hour videos. Well done guys keep up the sterling work. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Video schedule sounds good to me , Thanks ..

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Good to hear!

Not fussed, just like to watch you guys restore very interesting vid 😊❤

Always interesting to get the back story. Service history or where it came from. We are not allowed to have a tank in Canada.

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Really? Didn’t know that! We’ll do a video on the service life next week as an extra! She’s actually the first ever centurion avre made the first prototype, stayed in service some 40+ years. Ended up after a lot of hard work to be the only Complete and fully working one currently :)

Either style of video works for me, always very interesting, never knew I liked tanks😂 very impressed with your level of knowledge and attention to detail and the thoroughness of the work you all carry out 👍🏻

Cool. Interesting video have never thought about measuring what you currently have. While I may be a tree hugger, I love these big motors. I'm looking forward to the tear down. Thanks

Thanks + all of your videos work for me.

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! :)

Looking forward to the next instalment, fault finding and remedy videos are always fascinating. 😃

Another great video. :) It's really what's better that fits around you in terms of videos.

First time watching one of your videos thanks to Mr Hewes channel. Already liking your content. 👍

Looking forward to seeing you at Tankfest.

Sounds great, looking forward to seeing more

Always keen to get the inside line on how the jobs get done. Your idea sounds like a good plan.

Learning lots, whatever you guys show will surely be interesting

Really liking your videos definitely getting better with content, doing a great job! I’m coming down 20th of May to visit on my way to Austria and will be coming to Bovington hope to chat both trips ! Keep up the great work!

great video many thanks👍

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Excellent video 👍

I am happy to go with whatever you suggest. I do like geek. The more geek the better so two shorts and a geek would be OK with me. I am so grateful for the effort you put in to taking me along with you. ❤

Your videos are excellent, so please get on with what ever you decide to do on the tanks and share it with us please.

Always good to see the in depth videos. Allows us KZreadrs to appreciate the finer details & effort needed to keep these machines going 👍 I’ll be watching the mag harness repair closely, I used to work on them, eventually I became an examiner at 38 Central Workshops many, many moons ago.

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Oh wow!!!! Definitely no pressure then…… Any tips? 😎

@garyphillips7993

2 ай бұрын

@@tinkeringwithtanks Any tips? Don’t do them 😉 We used to find the inner rubber of the flexible conduit would become twisted, making threading a new HT lead through a git! Keeping them warm with plenty of non conductive silicone grease always helped. The other tip was to gently tap the conduit up & down on the bench as we were threading the leads through helped. Oh, obviously start with the longest run first, if that’s had it, the rest are probably not far behind 😣

As much as you like. It's all interesting stuff.

Hope you get it working for the show Dude! TFS, GB :)

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

I hope so too, thanks for watching :)

Welcome back. Fingers crossed you can get the engine running as it should be.

I’ll take whatever comes, I like them all!!

Great video very very interesting to see a tank engine taken apart and I hope you can fix in time good luck 👍👍

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

You and me both! Aha 😎

Great video......Mr.Hewes may have some spare mags or harness available to borrow if you get behind on time to restore what you have there.

i really enjoyed the video thank you for posting it.

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Engine work, yes please!😀

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

You’re definitely in the right place stay tuned! :)

Your posting plan sounds great; random 'run- fix- restore-what-is-it' videos laced with a 'meta' series focused on a bigger project necessitating multiple videos. I thought this was where you were going with the Antar series. Keep it coming.

That fish-eye lens...

more content? yes please!

Enjoy the content and would welcome more! However what ever you can do as I know it is time consuming work is appreciated. 👍🏻

Brill have fun

"Life is like a box of chocolates..."

Wish I was able to go to tankfest

I likes it.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

It looks like nothing was designed to help the fitter with a spanner in mind.

Was it a late night yesterday, with putting the gearbox in it ? Or was it easy for you Guys 👍👍👍 Nice job you doing ✌️

What was the running time for a Meteor between maintance ? When in service. Thanks for a great channel...!

I always thought the Meteor engines were assembled by Rover, when they swapped their gas turbine technology for the Meteor contract. Was that only during WW2 and post that, construction reverted to RR?

My husband would like the in depth videos please

Rolls Royce or Rover built Meteor?

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

This one’s rolls Royce, although most of them were rover :)

Couldn't Mr Hewes lend you a spare engine?

Algorithm comment 😂

Great vid, it's nice to see your head

@tinkeringwithtanks

2 ай бұрын

Hahahaha 😂😂😂

@hrxy1

2 ай бұрын

@@tinkeringwithtanks so humour is not totally dead?