Volvo TL 22 | Ltgb 912 | Arsenalen Swedish Tankmuseum
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2021
- Volvo TL 22, Lastterrängbil 912 a fantastic off road vehicle, the history behind it and some interesting details. Learn how to drive using double clutch shifting.
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“It’s the fun to drive it!”
Spoken like a true Motor-head.
“It’s easy to knock your thumbs off” 😮
Holy fuck ! ive never thought of this but now I’m terrified of bumping my thumbs off!!!
Best description and demonstration of "double de-clutching" I have ever . A lost art that sorts the men out from the boys! Great video as always.Thanks and best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Every motorcycle rider knows what double clutch means.
Love his sense of humour 🤣🤣🤣 and passion for the vehicles 👍👍🏴
You actually turned it on it's side, now that's dedication! What a cool thing to do for us...
The truck on the side is a part of the exhibtion. It shows a salvage operation.
I liked the windscreen demister! 👍😊
Nice detail on the training use.
Good video as always.
Watching Stefan is so much fun
Agreed. Very instructive and enjoyable.
Det här var faktiskt intressant
Like your sense of humor!
Tack för det televerket. *_* . Jag gillar att ni är ute och rastar/luftar våra nationalklenoder, tack Arsenalen.
A proper truck driven the right way by a proper driver!
That is a lovely sounding old girl. Thanks for the video :)
I'm a Volvo fan already, but this is a great truck. Thanks for this video.
Damn that looks like so much fun to drive
It's Spring in Sweden!
Thanks for another great video!
April weather = snow and rain today, tomorrow maybe sun and blue skies? Who knows?
Same here in the US, but the daffodils and cherry trees are in full bloom!
@@Hiznogood more like All the weathers in the same day ;)
Always look forward to a new video they're so well done can't wait to visit the museum
Fantastic video, thanks. “Double D-ing” the clutch brought back some memories. I can see why you love this truck!
Flott video. Morsomt å høre hva dere drev med på andre sida av kjølen i gamle dager :)
Thank you Stefan, you are so good at what you do in these videos. A joy to watch. I hope to be able to visit the museum this summer and show some support.
I love it! Your love and enthusiasm for the Volvo shows. A great and informative video. I wish I could take one for a drive. Double clutching is fun and a good skill to learn.
Aloha! Thank you!
I really hope we can visit Arsenalen in Summer :D
good video
Someone seems to be in their happy place! Great video, great truck, thanks! 🏴
Thaks for this TOP video !
Great vehicle. Thanks for showing us.
One of these trucks won the 1989 Heavy Trials at Bovington, beating the Scammell's & Bedford's. There's video of it on my channel.
Tack. Mycket intressant som vanligt.
Nice all terrain truck, what was noticiable was the simplicity of its construction. The cab penals pressings are simple and made in 1,2 parts and these are spot(?) welded together into a rigged part. We didn't get to see the chassis rails, but I am guessing they would also be simple "C" form pressings without any bends and then riveted together. The cab heater is also a good example of simplicity and function. I think Volvo must have contracted big and small companies to make parts for this truck. We didn't get to see the engine and engine compartment, and I am curious to know more about the engine and what other applications it was used in. Because its a big capacity unit. Thanks.
great video, thank you
I know they did the command car but never seen this love the look of it and it looks like it could be fitted with tracks
That's a lovely truck.
What a great video, tipping vehicle on it's side to show has got to be a first, love it :) hope you don't get into trouble showing the 'high tech' stuff :) great history and memory
@Egg Head why? There's practically nothing to see but a flat armour plate...
Näst efter ltgb 40 är 912-an min absoluta favorit bland kronans fordon! Ostoppbar är väl en bra benämning...
very nice video
It is possible to shift normally when going up in gears, you just have to know how long to wait before leaving neutral. It depends on the speed when you are shifting. When downshifting you almost always have to double clutch and rev to match the shaft speeds, but again there will be a scenario where you could downshift like in a normal gearbox but you really have to know the vehicle for that.
Looks a pretty good vehicle
would love too see what would you tell about V3S from czechoslovakia. Similiar concept truck.
Underbar😀
You can also use the hose to "clean" the sparedrive.
I hate making a adds for other UA-cam channel, but I guess some might have missed this Swedish Gem's of Swedish military history. Got content on Swedish Nuclear Arty and videos on stuff like Arsenal make. So I highly recommend to go over there and check it out. They have been working with Arsenalen so really it is the same content as we get directly from the museum.
It is all in Swedish and no subtitles sadly, but for anyone wanting to watch some crazy stuff go to UA-cam channels "Sveriges Militärhistoriska arv (SMHA)" and "Hemliga Hemligheter"
The content there is 10/10. "Hemliga Hemligheter" got the stuff about tanks and vehicles. Nuclear Swedish arty. Radio controlled S tank etc etc. Only bad thing is that you need to know Swedish.
Hope Arsenalen can do content on this vehicles too. I think it is a shame that so few know about such fascinating history. Please Arsenalen if your reading this work with Sveriges Militärhistoriska arv (SMHA) and "Hemliga Hemligheter" or do a English take on it. Do something! I hate that such grate content is not shows to the world :c
Love watching and reading about Russian vehicles. But without a English translation I would really have had a hard time understanding anything. So really it sucks finding grate content that is unwatchable by people that can not understand what we Svenskar säger :)
Strålande! Blir det 934 nästa gång?
I wonder if Stefan has a tricked out rally Saab somewhere in his garage.
En riktigt bra film Stefan, ni ligger verkligen inte på latsidan, filmerna blir bara bättre och bättre.
Very interesting episode. Thank you. If you have more army Volvo's, it would be interesting to see that. Or maybe an alternatives to soviet UAZ or 'Merican Willy.
Gud va vacker hon är!!
Intressant att den har två utgående drivaxlar från fördelningslådan till de två bakre axlarna till skillnad från TGB serien som hade ingående och utgående drivaxlar från den främre bakre axeln.
Does the Volvo TVC still exist somewhere? It looks very modern, I'd love to see a video about it.
Yes there is one TVC on display in the museum and perhaps we will able to cover that too
Tack för trevlig video. Fråga? Är motor, växellåda, lågväxel, hjulaxlar och växellådsmanöverering identiskt för fordonsföraren av Radiopersonterrängbil 915
Ja i princip identisk
Does it have power steering?
I've never driven a 6 wheel drive vehicle only rear wheel drive without power steering (which required a bit of muscle at low speeds), does locking the front axle in make the steering heavier?
1) You had different ratio for the steering - instead of 3 turns of the steering wheel from one side to the others, make it 10 or so. You see that in old movies, where they crank the wheel like crazy.
2) Those were MEN in the old days.
3) The road wheels were relatively small, so easier to steer. Same as for the old cars - Porsche 911 was sold with 185/70 tires back in the 70s, 205 front tires were "crazy racing shit for men with steel arms". Now you get such on a VW Polo and can crank them with power steering
No, no power steering, but as Torsten mentions, a different ratio for the steering wheel. When driving it's not much harder to turn the wheel than on a car with power steering, the biggest difference is when standing still, then you need to put some muscle behind turning the wheel.
Though it's easier to turn the steering wheel of a vehicle without power steering, than the wheel of a vehicle with power-steering where the power steering isn't working (broken or vehicle simply not running).
@@torstenraab532 2) By that argument a lot of the women where men too "in the old days", Bilkåristerna for example^^
@@lavrentivs9891 - of course... I wanted it more to compare with the "men" in their fancy cars nowadays, who would have no chance to crank a wheel on the old ones ;-)
No...
I knew that sweden changed driving side in the late 60', did all military vehicles were already left hand driven (right hand traffic) or they were later changed?
Maybe because they brought too many USA surplus trucks so their military used to drive left hand truck hence when they place the order of a new truck, they just ask Volvo to follow the driving side as those USA one?
All cars was left hand before 1967, interesting to drive along narrow roads. During the summer of 1967 we were visiting Norway, and my father said it was safer to overtake a car in Norway than in Sweden.
I beg to differ TGB40 is much better, low gear chains on 2 axis, it was hard to bog down. I drove one with a Howitzer 77 hooked up, with chains, got through about 1 meter of snow without hesitation, the howitzer could assist in driving up to 7km/h from a box at the side of the drivers seat. Ourtruck was the one with the crew cabin, and the hydraulic crane for handling the ammo. As a automatic it was easy to drive, and a lot options to set up difflocks. Please make a video of TGB40.
There was a mix of vehicles. And I bet there was a mix of them before the change too. As said Sweden got some USA trucks after WW2. So they where driving around on the left side of the road in right hand USA trucks. So really there was always a mix after ww2.
There is some older trucks and such that still stick around due to historical reasons. There is a mobile base of operations truck that is left hand drive that I know off. It is called Per Albin bussen
You can watch a grate Swedish show called "Secret Secrets"... It is all in Swedish :C I'm a Swe so I understand.
It is really cool ! Atom bomb arty and radio controlled S tanks! Grate channel that is dead now for 4 years.
Kalla krigets fordon - Del 3 Per Albin bussen "UA-cam"
It is like a mobile bunker with generators and all the fancy stuff at the time, (40s/50s) made to be used in war time in the safety of the woods ;) It dose not make sense to convert them to right hand drive since they are not really going to drive that much anyways.
So there probably was a mix after 60s and as time go by they got replaced.
Most veichles in Sweden were left hand drive even before Sweden changed. This must have been very awkward, but for some reason they loved American cars back then. What's really strange is that even domestically produced cars were mostly left hand drive.
missed opportunity; shouldve had someone hiding in the back to answer you on the speaking tube lol.
Så sent som 89/90 så användes dessa lastbilar på A1 Linköping för att dra 10,5 cm artilleripjäser. Det kändes som att åka med i ett rullande museum...
Det var inte den större varianten, Ltgb 934?
Det var nog 934:an. Några år innan drog vi 15 cm M/39 med den som var nästan lika tung som bilen på A1. Men det gick otroligt bra, undra om inte 934 var ännu bättre än 912 i terrängen, alla fall som dragbil? Men tummarna fick man se upp med, inget servo där heller :)
На такой машине стоял и дизелный мотор .
"In The old days we used to crank up and down the window with a crank manually" yea no shit, det va inte längesen de försvann eller blev mer normalt med elhissar
grill some hotdogs!
A Tesla cyber truck is not far in weight from this.