It also depends on the engine model, early model Shermans used the Wright R975 Whirlwind radial engine (a plane engine basically) which would explain the backfires since its common for radial engines to back fire at that age and temperature. If it was a later war variant with the GM 6046, A57 Multibank or Ford GAA V8 Diesels, it would be a different story but age does play a factor
To: Cars and Engines Could I make a suggestion? Would it be possible to put your written descriptions of the vehicles in one of the top corners of the video instead of the bottom left? I find a lot of your videos very interesting, but when I try to pause the video to read the description, the description is hidden behind the UA-cam "pause" "skip" and "volume" buttons, as well as the "video advance bar" and the "video time". After trying to read the descriptions through the UA-cam buttons that show-up when I pause the video, after 2-3 minutes I get frustrated and close the video. I think your UA-cam channel might be more successful if you place the vehicle descriptions in an area where people can pause the video to read the descriptions, and the descriptions don't get hidden behind the UA-cam buttons.
The pops and bangs from the Sherman with the spitting of flame, amazing stuff.
The Sherman uses a radial engine
sounds like diarrhea to me
German and soviet tanks better than USA ww2 shitty tanks
@@RustyIvnot all of them
awesome actual WW2 tank engine sounds
Do you like these TANK starts ? :)
Yes 👍
These things are smoking like a freight train. Cool video!
Yes
Yea
2:46 Sick pops n bangs tune hahahah
Nice! Thanks for the video. Yes, more please 🙂
Tanks a lot!
2:56 That M4 Sherman was not happy, repeated backfiring is not good for engines and could mean problems, could also be normal if cold starting
It also depends on the engine model, early model Shermans used the Wright R975 Whirlwind radial engine (a plane engine basically) which would explain the backfires since its common for radial engines to back fire at that age and temperature. If it was a later war variant with the GM 6046, A57 Multibank or Ford GAA V8 Diesels, it would be a different story but age does play a factor
Very interesting vidéo 📹 White smoke for the ww2 tanks and Black smoke for the léopard Hello from France
Des moteurs essence pour la plupart ???
Des diesel aussi
Des puissantes phénoménales
J'ai tjrs été intrigué par la puissance des chars de guerre
What a machine!
awesome sounds !!!
Sherman Engine well built
2:40 I think the tank farted 🤣
Sweet music-Illinois
To: Cars and Engines
Could I make a suggestion? Would it be possible to put your written descriptions of the vehicles in one of the top corners of the video instead of the bottom left? I find a lot of your videos very interesting, but when I try to pause the video to read the description, the description is hidden behind the UA-cam "pause" "skip" and "volume" buttons, as well as the "video advance bar" and the "video time". After trying to read the descriptions through the UA-cam buttons that show-up when I pause the video, after 2-3 minutes I get frustrated and close the video. I think your UA-cam channel might be more successful if you place the vehicle descriptions in an area where people can pause the video to read the descriptions, and the descriptions don't get hidden behind the UA-cam buttons.
WAIT I WAS THERE AT THE LEAOPARD 2 ONE TOO
I SAW IT
OMG
If it was this one it was in Czech Republic on an event called “Bahna”
Watch out breathing in the microscopic particulates in the exhaust.
3:54 Germans can’t say the word squirrel
Where are you from guys ?
Emissions?
Yes
Видел я ваши хвалебные леопарды в виде металла 😂😂😂
T34
Greta Thunberg cryed on that video! XD