Tires weren’t as fancy to develop as constructions to end the world as we knew it

Priorities

They could make anything, but there was always a flaw🤦🏻‍♂️

Well they spent all their resources on the warhead and they had none left for the tires 😂

@@fidan2fast you have to wonder if the warhead is functional because come on it’s a god damn tire ffs

I love it, can do whatever you want

Yup engine and vehiclephile pro tier

and be one of the many bastards that take up half the fucking highway even when youre going 30 kph?

@honk5468 just over open land. If I was going to do 30 on the highway. 2am when no one is out.

You wanna move it as little as possible with that fuel consumption😂.

@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 if I could buy and made it I hope I could afford the gas.

@@Terryray123 lol true

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Kind of depends how its defined. But something like a Caterpillar 797 is about twice as large as this unit. Then there is modular load carriers or SPM. They are configurable to carry pretty much what ever you can think of. There is multiple times where they been used to carry 1000s of tons of buildings in one go. But of cause, they are modular, so its not one vehicle, but maybe 50 or 100 connected together. Then there is stuff like the LARC-LX that is.. slightly smaller, but only have 4 wheels. So it kind of depends how you define a similar vehicle. but a cat 797 is for sure larger

MZKT-79221 carries a 1.0 Mt icmb that has a range of 10000 km (6800 mi approx) and a speed of mach 22. It weights around 104,000 lbs. Mzkt can carry that. Dumptruck wise for mining they got the Belaz , 793,000 lb curb weight. Its actually the largest and most powerfull mining truck on the world. And its built in large numbers ever since its introduction.

For those who don't get it, the CCCP made a lot of "Design Experiments" for land, sea, air, propaganda, and a great practical teaching tool for your design bureaus. So of course they made the "Largest Ever" often, but they also made cool stuff like trolley trucks, powered from the Grid just like trolley buses & street cars... The large trucks based on the dual driver MAZ-543 chassis that could transport pipeline, rail or other similar cargo that turned out to be the "Most Economical" being they were most useful. Considering that the MAZ-543 mobile missile launcher carriers never had a functioning missile inside, these useful trucks transported large & long materials during or after the fall of the CCCP. And the longer your rails, pipes, etc. the less wielding needed for your railroad line, pipeline, etc...

They use 51" rims I assume the circumference is 9.2ft. The picture of the man standing in the rim reiterates these figures

Haha

Tires are measured by rim size. They fit 51" rims.Tire sizes are like aaa/bbb R ccc where aaa is tire width, bbb is ratio of height over width and ccc is rim diameter.

Exactly, the tire is for a 51" rim with the outside diameter of 2.8 m

@@VisioRacer OK, understood now:). US sizes which are usually used for big and off road tires are diameter x width - rim size, and whenever saying a tire is “xx” inch it is customary to refer to the diameter. As long as I have your attention, your truck videos where you delve into technical details other than just the engine are the most interesting to me personally. If you could do other videos talking about technical subjects other than just the engines that would be superb. Keep up the good work, enjoying your channel.

The video title is misleading: the truck was only intended to carry missiles with nuclear warheads - the truck was not nuclear-powered.

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@@VisioRacer thank you! 🙌

With or without school children in them? Because if you use fully loaded American school buses with fully loaded American children you're going to have to go into decimals. "This gigantic hulking behemoth of lead and steel weighs the same as 0.57 fully loaded American school buses, now that's heavy!"

The replacement was an electric vehicle.

@@tripplefives1402well, a turbine-hybrid, technically not an EV. It was still dependant on ICE.

Definitely more practical. I could see them utilizing drivetrains of an actual train doing the diesel electric thing. That wouldn’t be bad either

If you don’t like EVs, all u have to do is wait a couple of years.

I recently drove a VW ID3, it's a rather fun, zippy car.

Torque is the priority here. To pull 300+ tonnes.

You gotta remember that 1,500hp is probably at 1200rpm

Almost as though it was quite heavy.

Do you understand physics?

This is the dumbest thing you could possibly say. Before the revolution Russia was the poorest country in the world and after only 30 years they literally beat the Natzee's and were a superpower to rival the US. Socialism (not communism, not like you know the difference anyway) highly encourages thinking, planning and education. There's a reason the first thing that happens in socialist countries is anti-illiteracy programs and free education. The Soviet citizens were some of the best educated people on the planet, which might be why they were leaders in medicine, space travel, music and art, cinematography etc etc China are going the same way but doing even better, as of 2020 they eradicated poverty, their home ownership rate is the highest in the world, they're the leading innovators in tech, green energy and electric cars for example, almost like you know nothing about either, you uneducated muppet. The huge irony here is that you're told to think that ignorant shit by the media, yet you've never seen any proof of it and here you are, proving you've gobbled it like it was a 3 michelin star meal.

For those who don't get it, the CCCP made a lot of "Design Experiments" for land, sea, air, propaganda, and a great practical teaching tool for your design bureaus. So of course they made the "Largest Ever" often, but they also made cool stuff like trolley trucks, powered from the Grid just like trolley buses & street cars... The large trucks based on the dual driver MAZ-543 chassis that could transport pipeline, rail or other similar cargo that turned out to be the "Most Economical" being they were most useful. Considering that the MAZ-543 mobile missile launcher carriers never had a functioning missile inside, these useful trucks transported large & long materials during or after the fall of the CCCP. And the longer your rails, pipes, etc. the less wielding needed for your railroad line, pipeline, etc...

Why? ))))

We're simply not qualified - a psychiatrist should tell you that.

Nope.

That and the US coup that plunged them into such desperate poverty that children had to resort to prostitution to live

that never got off paper, was a ridiculously stupid idea to begin with and was never going to work even if it was built

@@kristoffer3000 of course it was stupid, but also awesome. I would love to see this thing in a museum.

According to Western propaganda

So much of a joke that a lot of them are still running today! Some even in commercial use in poorer countries where they don't get very good maintenance but just keep on running. Much better than any Western vehicle that you have to fix regularly because it's made for profit first and to do a job as a secondary goal.

@@kristoffer3000 Western vehicles used to be even better than Soviet vehicles in the 20th century. The Volvo 240, VW Beetle, and Toyota pickup trucks in general are just a few examples. Soviet Union actually copied Western designs but made them worse. And greedy companies aren't just in the West, lots of Chinese car companies are even more greedy.

@@yottadrive It's pretty obvious you're quite ignorant and propagandized about the topic at hand, I suggest doing some reading as it's quite interesting. The Lada wasn't a copy, it was built under license and they actually improved it quite a bit, made it reliable for one... How many Fiat 124's are there still on the road compared to the Lada 2101 for example, now compare how many are in actual daily use as well and you'll find the Lada is far from worse than the Fiat. Chinese cars are far cheaper, how are they even greedier in reality? Not just your propaganda fairy tale land of make believe and lies.

@@yottadrive I'm sorry, didn't know I was talking to a fed propaganda officer lmao

@@kristoffer3000 Facts aren't propaganda. And if just praise something is propaganda, then you probably have been doing propaganda as well.