@@TheAtomicANetwork Although it might look that way because of the angle and low res camera there's no way to fake the shadows on them that well with a small budget.
Guys, this is a life motto. For taking the second speed, push rapidly atthe crowbar forward without brutality. Trust me. 30% of time, it works everytime!
-anyway if you're interested to be a Top Gear presenter, send your application to Top Gear, BBC Television, 201 Wood Lane, London W12 7TS. Now the new Porsche 911....
They should have cut right before the car stopped to Richards saying that, continued for a bit, then had them back in for the next scene without fanfare.
I love Jeremy's decision making skills. Giving up on the instructions and deciding to stand up in what is basically a fragile, rickety tractor and trying to use his own body as air resistance to slow it down.
For making the carriage walking at the first speed, take back the drag of the wheel backward crowbar of the right, and take completely and progressively back the crowbar of *embrayage* to you, while you keep the direction of... hurl the mover, until his starting. For taking the second speed, push rapidly at the crowbar forward, without brutality. When it is raised up again, *IT GAINS ALL ITS STRENGTH!* For making the carriage completely stopped, when it goes at fifteen kilometres an hour, take abruptly the crowbar of embrayage...when you are in first speed, JAMES WE’RE GOING TO BE KILLED!
Thanks, I Google Translated this to French and back to English again: "To roll the cart in first gear, take the rear wheel drag from the right crowbar and bring the clutch crowbar fully and gradually towards you, while keeping the direction of... crank the engine, until it's gone. To shift into second gear, push the presser foot forward quickly, without being harsh. When he is revived, HE RECOVERS ALL ITS STRENGTH! To bring the car to a complete stop, when it's going fifteen miles an hour, jerk the crowbar out of the clutch... when you're in first gear, JAMES, WE'RE GOING TO KILL OURSELVES!" Honorable mention: *pathetic horn*
1:46 I love how the instructions say that you have to push the crowbar "without brutality". Either this is a warning against the flimsiness of the car, or a nod at how you would treat your carriage horses right so that you won't hurt them, and you had to treat your "horseless carriage" just as well.
Fantastic, glad I could help. I actually uploaded this so that the admins at my school (the Defense Language Institute) could use it as a piece showcasing the need for accurate translations versus word-for-word.
Having had personal experience of driving a veteran car through London when other road users don’t give you any space or foolishly think you can stop like they can, I can sympathise completely. I always describe stopping a veteran car as towing a caravan with your modern car and only use half of the handbrakes full stopping power to stop the vehicle. What’s worse, is your thinking your going to crash but it’s all happening at around 20mph. I loved this clip.
How old are we talking? It's common sense in a car with drum brakes you need more time to stop. I have a 1998 dodge Durango and it has drum brakes - more modern ones than on a 40s, 50s, 60s car - but still. It will whine and roll with the pedal mashed down on rainy days. Just give yourself another 5ft stopping distance and decelerate before reaching the car.
James's reaction when he realizes he is driving a priceless museum piece at top speed and has no idea how to stop. And then the double take when he realizes his only hope is Clarkson besides him accurately reading an instruction manual that doesn't make any sense. "We're going to be killed"
Brem I bet you’re fun at parties 😂 even if the roads of are closed, I still wouldn’t want to hit that T-Junction in top gear after I’d just pushed rapidly at the crowbar of embrayage without brutality
I've driven a 1909 international harvester auto wagon and it was similar to this. One of the best things I ever got to do in life I drove it in 2009 when it turned 100 with my grandpa
Mr Gavin Morgan (90 years old) had this car in his Netley workshop for repair in Adelaide, South Australia. He was able to make missing engine as per manufacturer's drawing. Amazing. I made photos of that car approximately 15 years ago.
This could be a good name for some anime as well. Something like "Crowbars of Embroyage: the instruments of judgement (season 2)" sounds completely legit to me.
1:14 i really wanted to know if they rented a horse, put it there, timed the car to go through that road and filmed it so just they could deliver the line..
Nah. Just cameramen/producers setting up the gag. Editing and commentary added after. What landowner would be happy for them to randomly bring along a horse to their field for the sake of a 3-second joke. Too much hassle for them to get the horse, pay the cost and transport it there and back too.
@@seanjosephhayes asked that because i've seen production spent millions on several second bits..Top Gear budget is around $1.5 million per episode back then..
@@seanjosephhayesstumble upon my old comment..just to share what i know now, all long distance race (all race actually) such as Bugatti vs Plane/Ferrari 612 vs Jet/Gallardo Balboni vs Blimp, they ran it twice..once for these guys really race, once again just to capture anything missing and b-roll for the whole journey (without the trio)..all the cross country, hotels, drivers, crews, traffic ticket, logistics, again..
Since I didn't see it mentioned in the comments, I thought I'd point out that there's a specific way to hold the crank when hand starting an engine so it doesn't cause injury. Perhaps the most important part of which is to not wrap your thumb around it, so that you're not hanging on to it if the engine whips it around when it starts.
the Crowbar of Embrayage sounds like one of the TGPD gadgets from the police chase episode (like the Drone of Intrusiveness, the Tank of Righteousness, or my personal favorite, the Eaty Thing of Devestation).
"THEY'RE IN GIBBERISH. There's no point relying on this.I brought them as a joke for the viewer" i died
All though it's all set up its so funny.
You realize it's a comedy show sprinkled with cars? Who cares if the comedy is real, it's funny. ..
@@TheAtomicANetwork Although it might look that way because of the angle and low res camera there's no way to fake the shadows on them that well with a small budget.
AtomicA Network definitely not green screened it would have been pointless
@@TheAtomicANetwork mood killer
going to the *hardware store*
i'd like a *crowbar of embrayage*
You mean *clutch lever* sir?
@@siysamuel DeDion Bouton , I think it's spelled.
That always cracks me up the way Clarkson emphasizes 'of EMbryage'
Always imagined it as embraillage?
Didn't that one Gordon Freeman bloke have one of those?
For those who dont know, Embrayage means clutch in french
Thanks for that. So the translator just.. skipped that word lol.
@@kotomile Dude. 10 years later and you're still active on your video.
Props to you, man
Thanks for the clip
I will need that! Thank you very much!!!
And in spanish, clutch is "Embriague", little fun fact
"For taking the second speed, push rapidly at the crowbar forward without brutality.
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the crowbar of embrayage!
Guys, this is a life motto. For taking the second speed, push rapidly atthe crowbar forward without brutality. Trust me. 30% of time, it works everytime!
Hundred of years ago, this manual are written for them, at least Hammond not driving it, that will be prophetic.
Men had arm strength 100 years ago. Now some thing they are women.
@@DerFliegendeMocca what about the other 70%?
"I brought it as a joke for the viewers" Love Clarkson's honesty
No replys?
So sad
@@iexplainjokestomakethemles1560 no life?
@@iexplainjokestomakethemles1560 So sad
@@035gogmofo6 no chill?
when you put your French assignment through google translate
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, that happened.
Barath Vedant he said that it happened to him real life idiot he understood joke
@@mr.snaplles5964 just when I thought this comment thread couldn't get anymore dumber
Barath Vedant yeah it became pretty dumb when you commented
"When you turn the handle, it *_will_* break your wrist"
"You wot?"
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I can imagine Richards reaction if the vehicle *hadn’t* stopped; “Sadly, James and Jeremy are dead - anyway !”
Would have been the most ironic and peculiar thing in history to have him survive a 300+ mph dragster crash and them die going 15 mph.
can you imagine if hammond had been driving? Hed be upsidedown and on fire in switzerland by the halfway point
-anyway if you're interested to be a Top Gear presenter, send your application to Top Gear, BBC Television, 201 Wood Lane, London W12 7TS.
Now the new Porsche 911....
Well Brandon they’re laying on the ground, missing a few body parts and there brains have leaked out of their skulls. So that would be a no.
They should have cut right before the car stopped to Richards saying that, continued for a bit, then had them back in for the next scene without fanfare.
I think my favourite thing about James is that he could listen to Clarkson read that gibberish and actually figure out what he's meant to do.
HURL THE MOVER TIL HIS STARTING
Luckily James May is fluent in Gibberish.
James May, oaf-whisperer
So could I, it's not hard
@@vibecheck663oohh get you tiger
I love Jeremy's decision making skills. Giving up on the instructions and deciding to stand up in what is basically a fragile, rickety tractor and trying to use his own body as air resistance to slow it down.
His genius is almost frightening.
His genious generated gravity.
If you listen carefully you can hear his genius
Clarkson is such an aerodynamic genius. Remember Adrian Newey used to copy his Physics homework when they were at Repton.
As James may once said it's a good job he's not an airline pilot.
"Without brutality" XD
Good thing Cpt Slow was driving!
Hurl the mover
It gives ALL its strength!
Fuck your XD, leave that shit in 2008
@@Snookbone why do you have to be rude
This is peak top gear
James jumper
Jeremy’s jokes
Hammond crashing
Perfect old Top Gear clip
this is the one! the one the manufacturer literally asked him to stop wearing, lol
When it is raised up again, IT GAINS ALL ITS STRENGTH!
damn you commented this in 2011
Thats what she said
POWER
My next tattoo!
@Billy The Goat What do we raise children to be above when we say we raise children up?
For making the carriage walking at the first speeds
Vaughn Sigal Hurl the mover till his starting.
Take back the drag of the wheel backward crowbar of the right and take completely and progressively back the crowbar of embriage...
@@AdamantJHS WITHOUT BRUTALITY
@@visionist7 YES !
for making the carriage completely stopped, when it goes at 15 kilometers an hour, take abruptly the crowbar of embrayage
" I brought them as a joke for the viewer"
I can confirm I was amused
The crowbar of embrayage hahahaa
It's hilarious I know, me and a friend just randomly say it sometimes and burst out laughing.
I take embrayage at that description.
hull the mover!!!
Brad Charles free man would love to use the crowbar if embrayage.
@@AR15.666 and rapidly without brutality
Clarkson rarely calls James "James" unless in a genuine fear of death. So driving this is more dangerous than climbing the Himalayas then😂
It's like when the Toybota was sinking and he called Hammond, Richard
@@Matt561 Richard... Richard... Richard...!
@@Matt561 I have been looking, and I can't find this episode? Is that a misspelling of Toyota, or did you mean Toybota xD
@@MHScrat ua-cam.com/video/nl3bsL7Nbnk/v-deo.html
Jeremy calls it the Toybota
IIRC in the Polar Special he shouted "Nooo,,,,James! " whiles James took out a bottle of wine in the tent
For making the carriage walking at the first speed, take back the drag of the wheel backward crowbar of the right, and take completely and progressively back the crowbar of *embrayage* to you, while you keep the direction of... hurl the mover, until his starting.
For taking the second speed, push rapidly at the crowbar forward, without brutality. When it is raised up again, *IT GAINS ALL ITS STRENGTH!*
For making the carriage completely stopped, when it goes at fifteen kilometres an hour, take abruptly the crowbar of embrayage...when you are in first speed, JAMES WE’RE GOING TO BE KILLED!
MAKE IT STOOOOPPP!!!
Thanks, I Google Translated this to French and back to English again:
"To roll the cart in first gear, take the rear wheel drag from the right crowbar and bring the clutch crowbar fully and gradually towards you, while keeping the direction of...
crank the engine, until it's gone.
To shift into second gear, push the presser foot forward quickly, without being harsh. When he is revived, HE RECOVERS ALL ITS STRENGTH!
To bring the car to a complete stop, when it's going fifteen miles an hour, jerk the crowbar out of the clutch... when you're in first gear, JAMES, WE'RE GOING TO KILL OURSELVES!"
Honorable mention: *pathetic horn*
Kinda illustrates why people consider French a beautiful language, too
I'm going to frame this.
The fact that you added "JAMES WE’RE GOING TO BE KILLED!" made me laugh uncontrollably for a good five minutes.
1:46 I love how the instructions say that you have to push the crowbar "without brutality". Either this is a warning against the flimsiness of the car, or a nod at how you would treat your carriage horses right so that you won't hurt them, and you had to treat your "horseless carriage" just as well.
No, it just means that you shouldn't do it to hard because the clutch will break, it had no synchromesh
@@GaiusCaligula234 cuts to James grinding the gearbox lol
its good advice to treat all devices without brutality
The way Jeremy says "Make it STOP!!!" you could hear the terror and fear in his voice 😂
3:01 looks like a "Poo came out" moment. 😅
Then the pathetic horn
He did a skid steer in his trousers
Missed opportunity to title it "Lost in Transmission."
my '98 civic has a crowbar of embriage
lmfao
andyweuling Do you have to push rapidly at it?
Please use it without brutality.
L O L
I am dead lmfaoooo
One of the funniest Top Gear moments ever "HURL The mover till his starting"
Fantastic, glad I could help. I actually uploaded this so that the admins at my school (the Defense Language Institute) could use it as a piece showcasing the need for accurate translations versus word-for-word.
@jonny j good man, good. You?
@jonny j About a decade older i think
11 years ago you good fam
@@VegitoBlueYT good bro, you?
@@kotomile oh yk exams
“This was designed for someone with three arms and one leg.”
*GENERAL GRIEVOUS WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*
Jeremyyy Claaarksoooon! *cough hack* You aaare a boooold one *cough wheeze*
@@visionist7 Your vehicle will make a fine edition to my collection!
Having had personal experience of driving a veteran car through London when other road users don’t give you any space or foolishly think you can stop like they can, I can sympathise completely. I always describe stopping a veteran car as towing a caravan with your modern car and only use half of the handbrakes full stopping power to stop the vehicle. What’s worse, is your thinking your going to crash but it’s all happening at around 20mph. I loved this clip.
I have a '70s Dutch moped, and this pretty much describes it.
How old are we talking? It's common sense in a car with drum brakes you need more time to stop. I have a 1998 dodge Durango and it has drum brakes - more modern ones than on a 40s, 50s, 60s car - but still. It will whine and roll with the pedal mashed down on rainy days. Just give yourself another 5ft stopping distance and decelerate before reaching the car.
@@MrWolfSnack 1998? brakes were pretty good back then... i think american cars were just still stuck in the 60's
@@MrWolfSnack veteran car usually means made before the end of ww1
2007 was another great year for this show, this season was superb.
2005 to 2014 was prime Top Gear.
James's reaction when he realizes he is driving a priceless museum piece at top speed and has no idea how to stop.
And then the double take when he realizes his only hope is Clarkson besides him accurately reading an instruction manual that doesn't make any sense.
"We're going to be killed"
clarkson using friction standing in a T-pose to stop the car
the scope of his engineering genius literally knows no bounds
*drag… you moron
@@gedhoughton9523 drag is technically friction against the air
Quite terrifying
That’s how the T-Ford was invented
“James we’re going to be killed”
2:54 Clarkson was genuinely scared
MAKE IT STOP!!!
No he was fine. The roads are closed for filming and they drove the car before filming too.
It's all for entertainment.
Brem I bet you’re fun at parties 😂 even if the roads of are closed, I still wouldn’t want to hit that T-Junction in top gear after I’d just pushed rapidly at the crowbar of embrayage without brutality
Which season was this?
"For making the carriage, walking at the first speed."
2:49 Jeremy trying to brake with his own air resistance lmao. Amazing!
"You wot" -James May
Gotta love the gleeful frolicking of a wild May in his natural habit.
0:34 for those curious
Gleeful? I think hes jumping because his wrist was in agony
“Now how do I stop?"
“What?"
Jeremy: "Yeahhhhh top gearrr"
James: "Now how do I stop?"
Jeremy: "What?"
*Boss music plays*
You punch a producer?
I seek the ancient relic known as the *CROWBAR OF EMBRAYAGE*
Season 10, episode 8
You should pin this comment so it's at the top
Episode 7 not 8
Stfu
Nope. That episode is about a Fiat and the diesel BMW race
Jean Girard how did you manage to upload this and then forget which episode it’s from, and THEN never fix your comment?
Something about Jeremy and James laughing together makes me happy
2:40 I died laughing lol
that horn sound killed me
James! We're going to be killed!
Jammessssss gets me every time
No you didnt.
You are alive since you wrote that comment.
@@skaggulkbergstrom2019maybe he died as soon he posted the comment
"Push rapidly at the crowbar forwards without brutality" 😂
"When its raised up again, it gaves all its strengths"
@@HandsUpforThePanther *gains
@@RWL2012 i have actually read the original translated manual and if i recall correctly it actually say "gaves" and not "gains"
And take completely and progressively back the crowbar of embrayage
My favourite top gear moment
Was gonna post this.
Especially when Jeremy says... James we are gonna get killed.
0:17 'You wot' button
I've driven a 1909 international harvester auto wagon and it was similar to this. One of the best things I ever got to do in life I drove it in 2009 when it turned 100 with my grandpa
Did you also engage the crowbar of embrayage to make it walking?
This Voiture is a great advertisement for the advantages of cycling, roller skating, and walking.
When it is raised up again IT GAVES ALL ITS STRENGTH!!!!!!
2:56 🤣🤣 his pants aren't clean anymore
"Some poo's come out!"
*POO IS COMING OUT*
Why did this make me laugh so much
Haha same
"I'M GAY!"
- Poo
Now this is what I call, manual car!
one of the best parts of any top gear ever.
"How do i get to Top Gear"
cow : *moo*
"James we're going to be killed"
*honks*
My favorite part
I think think those are gears grinding instead of the horn honking
He's reffering to 1:40 & 2:40
Finally, I’ve learned that “Top Gear” is just British for “Full Speed”
The pure joy when it starts moving from both is so wholesome
All these years later it still makes me laugh out loud.
1:41
"How will I get it into Top Gear?"
Mission accomplished
The Crowbar of Embrayage! 😆😆🤣🤣
Old Top Gear was so perfect. I miss it :(
Probably my favourite excerpt from all of Top Gear.
“Take back the drag of the wheel backward crowbar of the right” lol
Mr Gavin Morgan (90 years old) had this car in his Netley workshop for repair in Adelaide, South Australia.
He was able to make missing engine as per manufacturer's drawing. Amazing.
I made photos of that car approximately 15 years ago.
he pushed himself rapidly forward into our hearts without brutality
I like how Jeremy grunts at the very end.
The crowbar of umbrage. Sounds like a weapon from a bad Japanese RPG.
Embrayage.
More like one from a good JRPG.
This could be a good name for some anime as well. Something like "Crowbars of Embroyage: the instruments of judgement (season 2)" sounds completely legit to me.
@@Kirillissimus I'd watch it :D .
@@Kirillissimus I use people's ability, or inability, to operate the "crowbar of embrayage" as an instrument of judgement.
"MAKE IT STOP!!"
Possibly the best line of Top Gear ever.
"Many poo's shot out of my ani" -J.C S22E08
I like how james jumps when he start the car🤣🤣
Make it STOOOOOOOOOOPPPPPPP!!!
never trust the French... They almost killed two of the Top Gear crew!
It was crystal clear, learn how to use the embrayage ffs.
@@baste511 Lmao.
@@baste511 Crowbar of embrayage.
Hon hon hon!
@@mirzaahmed6589 without brutality
james always wares that jumper
james is awsome!!!!!!!!!
And apparently a rep from GAP that produces that jumper asked him in person to please stop wearing it! And James told him to sod off. ahahhaa!
Jeremy was so eager to let James start it. Man that's real friendship
i think jeremy was genuinely scared haha
Who wont, i be worried if i was driving something thats before WW1, i felt that deeply
Was this scripted? I didn't even notice but at 2:58 he seems to have shit himself
@@thehammurabichode7994 nah I doubt it, they seem to be genuinely panicking
@@thehammurabichode7994 the only scripted thing on old top gear was The News bits, even then they like to improvise jokes while filming
I was just waiting for the comment: “some poo came out!”
I can’t actually imagine how the museum owners of that car allowed those two to use those priceless antiques.
2:41 *J A M E S W E R E G O I N G T O B E K I L L E D*
Rest In Peace May‘s Pink and Purple Rugby Shirt
#papsrsod
He found it (drivetribe)
RIP Clarkson's pants
“ ‘When you are in first speed, push’ we aren’t are we? JAMES WE’RE GOING TO BE KILLED!!!”
I was expecting at the end
“MANY POOS JUST SHOT OUT!”
"Rapidly without brutality" impossible
2:44
"I've decided to use ingenuity."
*proceeds to t-pose*
"JAMES! WE ARE GOING TO BE KILLED!!!!" Gave me chills
"If we've established that that's the gear lever, that's the advance thing for the ignition, that's....something important"
Lmao
This 3mins is better than anything the new top gear could ever produce
Second speed ( deuxième vitesse ) = Second gear. This clip was HILARIOUS. I miss the Terrible Trio. They WERE Top Gear.
1:14
i really wanted to know if they rented a horse, put it there, timed the car to go through that road and filmed it so just they could deliver the line..
Nah. Just cameramen/producers setting up the gag. Editing and commentary added after. What landowner would be happy for them to randomly bring along a horse to their field for the sake of a 3-second joke. Too much hassle for them to get the horse, pay the cost and transport it there and back too.
@@seanjosephhayes asked that because i've seen production spent millions on several second bits..Top Gear budget is around $1.5 million per episode back then..
@@benjy6358 Fair enough but I doubt they’d go to such lengths over a horse for a joke in passing that wasn’t even funny really.
@@seanjosephhayesstumble upon my old comment..just to share what i know now, all long distance race (all race actually) such as Bugatti vs Plane/Ferrari 612 vs Jet/Gallardo Balboni vs Blimp, they ran it twice..once for these guys really race, once again just to capture anything missing and b-roll for the whole journey (without the trio)..all the cross country, hotels, drivers, crews, traffic ticket, logistics, again..
I've watched this a million times, and I still can't stop laughing.
"WHEN YOu are in first speed, push--we aren't, are we."
*JAMES WE'RE GOING TO BE KILLED*
What made me laugh was Jeremy screaming STOP IT, MAKE IT STOOPPPPPP
0:48 when you try read auto generated captions.
"Take completely and progressively back the crowbar of embrayage..." 🤣💀
Nobody could script write this , and the delivery is brilliant , much funnier than Big Bang !!
Ahhh him screaming make it stop and walking off was one of the funniest moments and all I could think him saying is “poo is coming out”
Same!
"JAMES WE'RE GOING TO BE KILLED"
I love how the jittery motion of the engine makes the camera footage look like a dodgy CGI car scene from the 60s
Since I didn't see it mentioned in the comments, I thought I'd point out that there's a specific way to hold the crank when hand starting an engine so it doesn't cause injury. Perhaps the most important part of which is to not wrap your thumb around it, so that you're not hanging on to it if the engine whips it around when it starts.
Smart
When they were driving James looked like a mad scientist with his hair
the Crowbar of Embrayage sounds like one of the TGPD gadgets from the police chase episode (like the Drone of Intrusiveness, the Tank of Righteousness, or my personal favorite, the Eaty Thing of Devestation).
165 people didn’t push rapidly at the crowbar forward without brutality
I was already laughing, but then that pathetic horn sound at the end had me crying.
Nobody:
Clarkson: _HURL THE MOVER_