The Screw Drive
When there is no roads a Screw Drive powered trucks come to help in Russia. They can go literary everywhere and were widely used by military as well as in some civil operations like to rescue Russian astronauts after their landing in a Random place across vast Russian territories.
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Surely not a fake. Russian name for this sort of vehicles is “shnekohod”, after “shnek” that is beef feeding screw of mincing-machine and “hod” that is for something that moves by itself.
photoshopped
haha dumb ass how the fuck do u photoshop a video??? frame by frame???? ever heard of a videoshop, or video editing??? hmmm ??? moran
интересные следы после него по ходу остаются..
Yes, but can it go underground?
It’s from the first Resident Evil movie and was composed by Marilyn Manson.
What was the music in the last clip, I recognize it from a movie
It’s from the first two Resident Evil movies
Thank you for that
Hmmm… it’s quite strange idea.
What for??
I think you can go through swampy terrain where tank would drown. I wonder if it can swim on water.
уеs it can swim
I heard these were never mass produced, the screws tore up the terrain so bad and there was problems with the drive. Good idea, just not practical.
Yes, very creative.
Oh wow, very nice, but having to spin one coil slower to turn doesn’t sound like a good idea to me.
One of the enomorous masterpieces of Vitaliy Grachev
[...] can do some pretty dumb simplifications like the cucumber picker or over-engineering like the Screw Drive that, in the end, created more problems than [...]
great for off roading, but a very dangerous thing in the hands of a redneck or hick.
Cannot see flash. Try to post at least one normal pic. Love your site!
The ’screw-drive’ has been around since the 1920’s. Both for land and sea vehicles. They do work, but have some problems. They tend to be hard to maneuver in tight spaces. They are not the most efficient way to move an amphibian in the water. And as you can see, they are not exactly environmentally friendly. Just imagine taking one of these for a run on public land. In short, screw-drives work well, but in limited applications.
Must suck to get run over by that.
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