Glückauf Kaserne Unna... Anno '97 hatte ich dort meine Grundi beim 6. Inst.Btl 7 + 1 Monat Wachausbildung Stammeinheit war danach das 4. Inst.Btl 71 in Augustdorf War eine schöne Zeit!
The tanks today really are fantastic weapons of war. I include the recovery vehicle in that comment too. The “A” frame for towing is neat too. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺
An alternative would be to use two cables attached crossed corners. That way the towed vehicle follows you, but still needs a driver for breaking. Got recovered a few times that way. A least gets me to a dry patch of land so I can fix my vehicle. A lot of times if you let recovery know the problem, they'll hand you the parts after the tow. We were responsible for a lot of our own repairs, not a lot of service stations in a war zone!!😂🤣
In general with tracked vehicles using a tow bar is vastly preferred because if the engine on the towed vehicle is out then there's no cooling for the transmission and it's super bad for them to be pulled with the "drive shafts" hooked up to the tracks. You can just throw it in neutral and tow a short distance, but as soon as it's safe you should stop and pull the shafts to save the transmission. As Barry said, you can also do it with cables, which is the truly fast way to do it and leaves the brakes functional on the vehicle being towed (because the brakes are built into the transmission on most tracked vehicles), but that's for emergencies only and just to get far enough out of the firefight to swap to a tow bar properly.
2:05 Immer diese Flaschparker. Soen Büffel ist schon was Feines für den Stadtverkehr. xD BTW.: Publikum verzieht keine Miene... Hey mein Auto! hätte ich gerufen...
@@AP-RSIare you retarded ? Your brain can’t comprehend a simple hyperbole and irony I see, it’s never that easy, that’s my point. And if you by any chance are trying to say that ukrop nazis (khakhols - Ukrainians) recover their tanks with blown up tracks from heavy fighting areas, you are clearly an uninformed idiot. All of their Bradleys and leos are burned down to the skeletons right where they were hit 😂
Good thing that Büffel got its hazard lights on or people wouldn't have been able to see it.
Wie der Büffel vbei 4:27 die Heckklappe einfach mit durch zieht :D
reminds me of driving back from Hohne ranges,full speed in my Cheiftain MK5,and a Bergepanzer Leopard passed me towing a Leopard 1gun tank!!!!!!!!!!
I was hoping they'd tow the tank over the carwreck.
Glückauf Kaserne Unna...
Anno '97 hatte ich dort meine Grundi beim 6. Inst.Btl 7 + 1 Monat Wachausbildung
Stammeinheit war danach das 4. Inst.Btl 71 in Augustdorf
War eine schöne Zeit!
The buffalo is a beast
Berge Leo 1 1981 Augustdorf. Tolle Zeit.......
2:30 - 7:00 Schnellbergeeinrichtung 🤣🤣🤣
......das wäre das Mittel gewesen.... (y)
The tanks today really are fantastic weapons of war. I include the recovery vehicle in that comment too. The “A” frame for towing is neat too. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺
An alternative would be to use two cables attached crossed corners. That way the towed vehicle follows you, but still needs a driver for breaking. Got recovered a few times that way.
A least gets me to a dry patch of land so I can fix my vehicle. A lot of times if you let recovery know the problem, they'll hand you the parts after the tow. We were responsible for a lot of our own repairs, not a lot of service stations in a war zone!!😂🤣
In general with tracked vehicles using a tow bar is vastly preferred because if the engine on the towed vehicle is out then there's no cooling for the transmission and it's super bad for them to be pulled with the "drive shafts" hooked up to the tracks. You can just throw it in neutral and tow a short distance, but as soon as it's safe you should stop and pull the shafts to save the transmission. As Barry said, you can also do it with cables, which is the truly fast way to do it and leaves the brakes functional on the vehicle being towed (because the brakes are built into the transmission on most tracked vehicles), but that's for emergencies only and just to get far enough out of the firefight to swap to a tow bar properly.
Punya nafas.
Ich kenne noch den Bergepanzer... über800 PS..Hochwasser ..
I wonder if that recovery would be faster if the crowd was shooting at them?
Hauptfeld, ich glaub das war das Auto vom Kdr......Okay.....Komm HG, wir fahren noch ein paar Mal drüber, dann erkennt es nicht wieder!
PANZER HURRA Kameraden 👌👊🇩🇪.
Gruß Panzermuckel
eine starke suppe .........
Dun'ya na qodrat sampai ke tulang tulang. Jadi badan dome.
Mussa langit sama laut nya qodrat melangkah, dun'ya nya dari situh.
2:05 Immer diese Flaschparker. Soen Büffel ist schon was Feines für den Stadtverkehr. xD BTW.: Publikum verzieht keine Miene... Hey mein Auto! hätte ich gerufen...
Also für den Stadtverkehr ziehe ich ein Tanklett vor, aber als Erstfahrzeug gerne. Ich mag geländgangige Fahrzeuge. 😅
Die Sprecherin ist zu dem Zeitpunkt kein 30 Jahre alt
Anu anak sia.
It’s one of those videos that needed fast forwarding, in other words as interesting as a wet fart on a Christmas morning
Sollat sia mah dun'ya na nempell ke bawah okos suku ain sujud ruku duduk di antara 2sujud. Dun'ya mussa kitab.
Nach diesem Rumgehampel hoffe ich, das meine Steuern gut investiert sind.
Kein Geld da ,aber blödsinnige Aktionen machen
What Kommandant came up with this boring shit , let's pretend to recover a "broken" Leopard tank...
lol
Now do it under enemy’s heavy artillery and atgm fire, with one or two tracks on the tank blown up.
Good luck.
They do it in the Ukraine! So?!
@@AP-RSIare you retarded ? Your brain can’t comprehend a simple hyperbole and irony I see, it’s never that easy, that’s my point.
And if you by any chance are trying to say that ukrop nazis (khakhols - Ukrainians) recover their tanks with blown up tracks from heavy fighting areas, you are clearly an uninformed idiot. All of their Bradleys and leos are burned down to the skeletons right where they were hit 😂
czcams.com/video/aFZOyn8L44Y/video.html
Mussa langit sama laut nya qodrat melangkah, dun'ya nya dari situh.