🚗 Automotive 1d ago · Stephen Edelstein

Recovering a 65-Ton Tank With No Tracks From a Swampy Field Is Hard Work

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Recovering a 65-Ton Tank With No Tracks From a Swampy Field Is Hard Work
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No matter how good a driver you are, or how much suspension travel, tire diameter, and low-range gearing your rig might have, chances are you will get stuck eventually. Getting a 4×4 unstuck can be dirty, ego-bruising work that can also leave said 4×4 worse for wear. But at least most recoveries don’t involve a vehicle that weighs over 60 tons, hasn’t moved in decades, and is located on swampy ground dotted with unexploded mines and artillery shells.



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