Not just the Russian tanks that smoke
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John Clarke
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Re: Not just the Russian tanks that smoke
Thats not a tank! it's pretender to this
This is a Tank!
Old tanks never die, they just go down range
This is a Tank!
Old tanks never die, they just go down range
Oh Man, I only ride em I don't know what makes them work,
Definatley an Anti-Social type
Definatley an Anti-Social type
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Alex Easten
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Re: Not just the Russian tanks that smoke
I sense an Armortek Leopard 2 in the works, either that or a delicious red herring!
Cheers,
Alex
Cheers,
Alex
Armortek Hetzer no 31 (2022).
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Mark Heaps
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Re: Not just the Russian tanks that smoke
Smokeless is not always good. On one Medman exercise we had a GUE on a Challenger that was labouring. Happened when the GUE had been run for too long on too little load and the exhaust got coked-up. Standard cure was connect up a second tank in parallel, throw the battle-links on it and switch on all systems to put max load on the genny. Black smoke for a short while but soon cleared and GUE would run sweetly afterwards. On this one, the standard cure did not work, no belch of black smoke no matter what load we put on. I then spotted the exhaust was actually sucking air in. The engine had been timed wrongly and was running backwards. The exhaust manifold was clogged with prairie sand.