If they just sold the frame, you could easily make an electric version of this. Just have someone build a front wheel with hub motor and toss all the electronics under the seat.
Wenn ich den Sitz wackeln sehe, verstehe ich auch, warum Berta Benz so gern damit gefahren ist. Das ist wie der Ritt auf einer Waschmaschine im Schleudergang mit Unwucht.
I don't understand why the petrol and cooling water have to be drained. It is not clear why something has to be blocked when the car has to be transported. Furthermore, a nice demonstration of a very important invention!
Draining to prevent liquids from sitting there still and rusting internals away, you'd have to drain modern cars too if they're used once a year. Transportation blocks simply rigidly clamp the rear axle to the chassis, taking load off suspension springs (yes it does have springs), so the thing isn't bouncing around and springs aren't stressed when transporting. It isn't designed for the kind of speeds it'll be transported at, and kind of stress that'll happen if the transporting truck hits a pothole, so just a safety measure.
It’s mine boggling back in 1886. They actually had a working automobile/combustion engine powered.👍😊
This is a really good video if you’re shopping for 1880’s era basic transportation. 10/10, would recommend to a friend.
If they just sold the frame, you could easily make an electric version of this. Just have someone build a front wheel with hub motor and toss all the electronics under the seat.
Wonderful demonstration👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for great explanation 😊
You definitely need to start a regular production for these iconic cars !
I will take 2 😅😅😅
A work of art
Wenn ich den Sitz wackeln sehe, verstehe ich auch, warum Berta Benz so gern damit gefahren ist. Das ist wie der Ritt auf einer Waschmaschine im Schleudergang mit Unwucht.
Better not be in a hurry to get anywhere with this start-up checklist.
Muy bien explicado
Very cool i like that
Thank you
Very nice, we are building a model.
Can anyone tell me how the drive works.
From free to driving away, (clutch?)
thanks in advance
When the leaver on the left hand side is moved forward it slides the belt from a free spinning drum to the drive drum.
How reliable/dependable were these automobiles?Could you drive it for 25 or 50 miles round-trip?
😃🙃🖒
Oj Wojtus cos mizerny z Ciebie aktor
1886-1887
Is it allowed on the road?
how does the throttle work?
The lever that you have to push is the main throttle that is sitting next to you after you started the first car
UMS India ?
Is this an 2 stroke or 4 stroke engine?
4 stroke
Thank you very much
I don't understand why the petrol and cooling water have to be drained.
It is not clear why something has to be blocked when the car has to be transported.
Furthermore, a nice demonstration of a very important invention!
Draining to prevent liquids from sitting there still and rusting internals away, you'd have to drain modern cars too if they're used once a year.
Transportation blocks simply rigidly clamp the rear axle to the chassis, taking load off suspension springs (yes it does have springs), so the thing isn't bouncing around and springs aren't stressed when transporting. It isn't designed for the kind of speeds it'll be transported at, and kind of stress that'll happen if the transporting truck hits a pothole, so just a safety measure.
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Thanks for the information !
Les voitures modernes pas nécessaire de les vidanger pour l'eau, c'est pas des blocs moteur en fonte mais en alu.