Super passable technique - straight through the swamp!
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Super passable technique - straight through the swamp!

When talking about high-traffic vehicles, a car is imagined slowly crawling along a dirty rut, a snowdrift or a puddle. And if at full speed, but in a swamp or on a hillock almost at a right angle, or in frost at -50 ° along one and a half meter drifts ?! And there is such a technique, and it was, and many copies are operated today.

During the Cold War, the US feared that Soviet atomic bombs would destroy the railways first and foremost, and there would be nothing to transport their missiles on. So why not build train on regular wheels, not iron ones? No sooner said than done! On the Mad Mouse channel you will see such cars with trailers instead of wagons, half a kilometer long! But even in the USSR with its impassable thickets and roads they did not sleep.

Soviet rotary cross-country vehicle will go anywhere: right through the forest, breaking trees like a tank, or through the snow. And look at the diesel all-terrain vehicle "Vityaz" in the splash screen picture above: it is up to the glass in the bolt and - nothing! Rest assured - it will get out on the shore itself. And it will also help others, if necessary. But in the background of these "monsters" jeeps and trucks Somehow they don't look very good. But there are real off-road conquerors among them. How do you like, for example, a pickup truck from Mercedes with as many as five differentials? There are no obstacles for it either. To see the capabilities of the car and the capabilities of other super-cross-country vehicles - watch the video!
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