The guys at Oz Armour need to fix a track so they move it to their workshop, it doesn’t make it before it breaks.
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Great video, I’m pretty sure a lot of us have had that very problem. For me the only difference being I’d get the beer sorted first.
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“it should hold together”
I think those words are on the top ten list of famous last words …
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It happen when the tank turning. Too bad the can´t blame the maker of the track (Alkett?)
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I thought German tanks came with a lifetime warranty?
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You mean a WAR time warranty? Or the tracklink was a monday production?
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Maybe it was weakened by a mine 80+ years ago - can’t help noticing the video-still above isn’t far off my attempt to portray a busted track…
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Yep, 3:30 on a Friday and you have to fix a broken track. Just another day being a tanker!
Ken
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The AusArmour guys were lucky; the track broke in a clean paved area and not deep in the mud (IYKYK).
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And not under fire, which would complicate the task for a Bergepanzer hooking up tow cables to pull it back to where it could be worked on.
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Now my back hurts. More than usual.
Note to self. If I ever succumb to severe lack of wisdom (again) and buy myself a tank, make sure to budget for a tank recovery vehicle, a fork lift, and the after tank breakdown party.
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