"Can i help you?" "Yes I'll have 142 cans of easy start please"

Literally a case of "I know whats wrong with it.....Ain't got no gas in it". Keep after it gents

@MrHewes

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Awesome video thanks lads very much appreciated 🇬🇧🇺🇲👍

A pair of very creative Cloggies (MasterMilo) got a Tsomething and completely rebuilt it. They even bought two spare engines. They had a world of grief timing the transverse V12 .....

@EdyAlbertoMSGT3

Жыл бұрын

T-55?

@leonkrouwel1878

10 ай бұрын

@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 T69 II

Seen the short of the engine running, came straight here and subbed within seconds of starting the video. Loved the beauty shots at the end.

Finally worked my way backwards thru most of the videos and got to the T34. episode 1 .. Jack is skinny, nore tidy clothes.. and looks like Malcolm McDowell from "A Clockwork Orange".. Love going thru all these Tank videos from you guys.. Might have to get a T shirt to wear here in America...

@bernarddalbeck2199

2 ай бұрын

I’ve done the same, totally agree😂

HEY GUYS I've JUST found your site !! Yaaaa Last time we meet you guys found my cap !! ( yea sorry its me !!) Looking forward to seeing how you guys get on and looking forward to some PLUS 20 minutes videos KEEP IT UP GUYS !!!!

Gonna move to the UK now and buy a bunch of tanks cause it seems they are easy to get there

@MrHewes

Жыл бұрын

Good plan

You know this is gonna be some proper mechanical work when the video begins with them pouring NOT oil into the clearly labelled "NEW OIL ONLY" funnel hahaha

@firefox3187

5 ай бұрын

And the eponyms question: ‘is it pissing p!sing water out the bottom, yet?’

Holy moly! Polish Belma horn/siren. This brings back childhood memories. Volunteer firefighters had an old truck with sirens and horns of this make. Unfortunately I can't spot an eagle on the turret - tank might be of polish make nonetheless. Edit: now that I look at it - there are polish insignia on the turret.

@vicmac3513

10 ай бұрын

I assume the start of the production wasn't in the Poland since it started in November 1943?

@484442pt

6 ай бұрын

@@vicmac3513 After war they were made in Poland and Czechoslovakia.

Very cool!

You get a sub from me just for the diesel bukkake comment, comedy gold.

We want to see that Jet Provost run up! Can we see a video? :D

Discovered you yesterday, those last 4 eps means I gotta start from the beginning 😂

@JohnSmith-jl3fm

2 ай бұрын

You got a lot of good vids to get through. This engine was literally running while in 2 half's. T34 unstoppable.

They don't get addicted to Easy Start, if the engine is healthy it'll start if it's f'ed then it needs ether. Mind you it's an old Soviet tank so could have had it fitted from new considering the extreme cold.

Can you let Silver boy know our wives think he has #Tashticle action! TashTastic! #TASHTICLES

Im here for the diesel bukkake.

4:00 engines don't get "addicted" to easy start, you just keep masking the trouble starting issue until its fucked enough to not start.

@Vile-Flesh

Жыл бұрын

I never thought of it like that but that makes total sense. I remember an instructor at automotive tech school telling us some horse shit theory of why he thought diesel engines got addicted to easy start in that, his words, the cylinders became coked or some shit and...............I forgot what else he said after that. That instructor was a real crackpot and I hated his classes.

Is that dad and grandfather. Never seen them before

All that starting fluid is giving me anxiety

T-34 polskiej produkcji wersja M ,z Bumar Łabędy.

…you Guyz seem to have loads of fun with figuring all the ‘ailments’ herewith Its great watching > to think this equipment went to War at some stage (or was meant to⁉️) PSE do NOT go and ‘demilitarise’ the canon barrel / armament now will you⁉️ I saw Guyz doing that in Russia, which is a dire shame to commit to these historical pieces…they’re irreplaceable 😳‼️ Enjoy Keen follower🥂🔥 🪖

Where did you Find this beauty at

I thought he said. Is that holy water at first , 🙃

It was drowning in easy start, could well be flooded. If you have you confirmed fuel injection and no excess water in fuel, sometimes the old blowtorch to superheat the induction air can help.

@John-yf8qh

8 ай бұрын

I reckon the bottom end is fried, that is exactly how the V-2-34 V12s behave when they've spun every bearing... These old girls only had a life expectancy of about 12 miles, give or take. The way they worked was by throwing vast numbers of them at the opposition. Precisely the opposite to the way Germany handled things with their super-engineered beauties. What a life, eh? I wouldn't give you a fiver for it...

@jamesmccann531

7 ай бұрын

​@@John-yf8qhwell, having seen them taking this engine apart, saying the bearings have gone is an understatement

ITS FROM POLADN HOW DID YOU GET THIS ONE?

Where on earth did you get a T-34 & how did it get to England?

The russky T - jerry clearly nicked the turret for their Porsche turreted Konigstiger and the hull slant for the Panther, later also per the above. Just... too BiG to be supported.. 💦

4:42 are you gonna restore that jet provost?

@MrJohnyysmith

Ай бұрын

Perhaps they are Hunting Jet Provost parts

What’s the story behind the Jet Provost?

@djmips

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's pretty random eh? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAC_Jet_Provost

Check fuel out injectors could be water in fuel tank just a thought. 🤔

Does the steeled hull make it amphibious

@markleigh3

Жыл бұрын

Sealed rather

@T34theAmericanheavy

3 ай бұрын

@@markleigh3no, it just makes it sink slightly slower than a rock

Whats the podcast name?

diesel bukaki 🤣🤣🤣🤣

How do I get my own t34????

@Anolbea

Жыл бұрын

They appear for sale on milweb sometimes.

5:53 poofter ring spotted! 🤣🤙

Russian tanks of that era were made of such low quality steel that often they would develop cracks at stress points with no apparent reason. The whole Russian design philosophy was that a typical tank would last no longer than a month or two so they did not invest in making them both easy to work on or of high quality!

@DonHaka

5 ай бұрын

1: Calling any of the tanks developed and produced by the USSR "russian" is a misnomer, as it completely negates the various different peoples of different ethnic background who worked together in the USSR. The correct title would be "Soviet", as in soviet tanks, soviet buildings etc. 2: The "russian" design philosophy is something i would like to see your source on. The actual reality of the situation that they were in (the first 2 years of the german invasion) is what lead the soviets into using all kinds of steel in production because of how desperate the times were.

Is fitter Matt AWOL

you should visit ukraine! they need good mechanics!😊

The bloke with the hair He thinks Plastic garage bin Laden.

Canny