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    Tank Rides in Tassie

    G'day all, went to Tassie for the weekend and took a spin in a nice piece of Russian Armour.

    Have a look,
    [ame]http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/easo2/IMG_0845.mp4[/ame]

    [ame]http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/easo2/IMG_0843.mp4[/ame]

    [ame]http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/easo2/IMG_0842.mp4[/ame]

    Something different, Regards Easo

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    Were you driving Daniel?

    I knew I should've joined the forces . You guys get all the fun jobs.

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    So can anybody roll up and pay for a ride? I'll be over there next Easter, it would be something I'd love the kids to experience.

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    who the hell was driving?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hymie View Post
    So can anybody roll up and pay for a ride? I'll be over there next Easter, it would be something I'd love the kids to experience.
    You have to book through the website, Rides - Tassie Tank Adventures

    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    who the hell was driving?
    The owner, she is a lot more work to drive that an M113 or a Centurion for that matter. We did get it up to 60kph in the open paddock but it started overheating. However fixed that very easily by opening the air vent at the front (it closes for fording, kinda like the cooling fan off switch in bushmaster). It was a weekend of trial and error. They have all the translated manuals. Translated from Russian to Polish!!! After a few laps the driving got better and the obbs techniques were smother.

    The videos work OK?


    Easo

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    Was that at Buckland, Easo?

    JC

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Was that at Buckland, Easo?

    JC
    Cambelltown I think, do you know where Tassmainain Labradoodles is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by easo View Post
    You have to book through the website, Rides - Tassie Tank Adventures



    The owner, she is a lot more work to drive that an M113 or a Centurion for that matter. We did get it up to 60kph in the open paddock but it started overheating. However fixed that very easily by opening the air vent at the front (it closes for fording, kinda like the cooling fan off switch in bushmaster). It was a weekend of trial and error. They have all the translated manuals. Translated from Russian to Polish!!! After a few laps the driving got better and the obbs techniques were smother.

    The videos work OK?


    Easo
    Spotted that...

    the videos didnt embed as you might have liked but they opened up full screen by clicking on them...

    I thought those things had about the same gearing setups as the cents or the 50's a really low creeper, second being about where first should be then 3-4 more.

    the pig rooting on the knife edge made me cringe, once you get on the obstacle dont touch the clutch, ride the brake and work the throttle....

    Cant wait to see him amphib them..

    what else's he got (cause thats not really a tank, its an APC)
    Dave

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    Well most people I know go on holidays to get away from work. Must look that up and pencil it in if I get back to Tass ay time soon.
    Cheers Hall

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    Dave, they also have an OT64 SKOT. An 8x8 thing. It's has air issues in the t-case.

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