I can’t believe that. I just can’t. Just sitting for 70 years would have locked that thing so tight with rust and corrosion. It was hard enough to maintains shit like that when it was in its hey day
this is soviet russia we are talking about XD their philosophy for reliability was literally have it break down a lot... but extremely easy to repair XD heck the T-34's didn't have fully enclosed rivets on their tracks yet they somehow were able to keep the rivets from falling out
@@max84678 you're not wrong, it's actually super easy to get replacement components because not much has changed in russian components, just convert a bit then boom you have the bits to get an an old girl like this kicking
they actually made tanks that were supposed to survive a nuclear blast by reducing the resistance for the blast wave. see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_279
I get what your trying to emply, its just dumb. One is a 70 year old war machine with a diesal the other is a brand new aluminium gay bar some with v6s others with v8s its just a dumb analogy
70 years from now the cars that is produced today wont exist because every car produced after 1999 is pure shit that Will have rusted away completely after 40 years
The way the driver handles that tank at the the end when it starts to slide on the ramps of the trailer is one hell of a piece of driving. Revs it up just before it flips.
The glory of rusia is that you have murderer as your channel icon. But you forgot the true glory of rusia. About 30 millions of people suffered political repression millions of murdered people. Such a glory.
Seeing than engine roar to get that beast moving slowly to position, shows how different its a field artillery concept from a real tank jager. Great video.
Someone was saying it was insane that a T-34 was able to fire up it's engine after 70 years of being in a swamp. But I don't know, it's a huge feature of Russian engineering for things to be easy to fix. This thing fired up and drove like it had been sitting around for 7 months, not 70 years. That's quite impressive and something many other nations don't appreciate about Russian engineering.
@@Guardian-Productions No I know that this is indeed an ISU-152 in the video. I saw either in these comments or on another video's comments that it was insane how a T-34's engine started up after sitting around for some 70 years. It was another video I'd watched of a long standing T-34 being brought back to life in spite of sitting for 7 decades. This video does indeed feature a an ISU-152 but also has an engine fire up in spite of it's extreme age. It's just so very impressive. I also assumed it was an SU-152 as you said but I triple checked, it's actually the ISU-152. They're so similar it was hard to tell.
Looks like they tightened up the track tension after the first driving session. If that was all they had to do in the meantime, it was in pretty good order.
Very cool. Love old machines. The tech might not be modern, but the build quality of old stuff is usually much better. The Russians build some great stuff. My favorite truck for example is a Kraz 255b. Wish I could get one, but the DMV here in the states, won't let you drive one on the road...
@@thekurgan3688 imagine driving down the highway and that same exact tank passes you and a police squad is chasing after it, I'd be like wait a second THATS THE SAME TANK THAT I SAW ON RUclips! 🤣
Surprised they Evan got the thing running after all it's been through people stealing parts from it but still ran like a champ just like the Soviet Union built it
![The Awakening of the ISU-152 "Sveroboy" [ENG SUBS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eMBcqBVtI4M/mqdefault.jpg)
Beautiful ISU-152 still has life in her.
"Don't worry comrades, I'm ready to fight again! I just needed to rest."
*sheds single tear*
URRAAA!
That’s not isu that’s SU
Blood and iron you can't kill a Russian
Scavenger thats AN isu stupid.....
I can’t believe that. I just can’t. Just sitting for 70 years would have locked that thing so tight with rust and corrosion. It was hard enough to maintains shit like that when it was in its hey day
this is soviet russia we are talking about XD their philosophy for reliability was literally have it break down a lot... but extremely easy to repair XD heck the T-34's didn't have fully enclosed rivets on their tracks yet they somehow were able to keep the rivets from falling out
its a goddamn tank. they fidnt just use steel to make the combusyion chambers and valve hoses
Diesel is a lubricant. Worst case it gums up and gets a bit sticky but everything would be well coated in grease/oil/diesel
@@max84678 A piece of the hull banged the rivets back into the tracks as they went by it
@@max84678 you're not wrong, it's actually super easy to get replacement components because not much has changed in russian components, just convert a bit then boom you have the bits to get an an old girl like this kicking
Leave it to the Russians to make a Tank that is still useable after 70 years, After being exposed to the Elements.
its a tank destroyer,
they actually made tanks that were supposed to survive a nuclear blast by reducing the resistance for the blast wave. see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_279
Russians are good at building cheap shit that lasts longer than anything else
Cheap shit this tank, German tanks were the best in ww2
Chenster24 it could be used as self propeller howitzer but also as tank destroyer
The new fallout looks great
*walking in Chernobyl* oh look a
152... is it loaded with stallinium vodka shells? OPA IT WORKS. THROW OUT THE LADA IVAN, we have a new ride...
RIP LADA
Lol
Why waste a good Lada? Just strap Lada to the back, and you play hardbass from Lada, while you wait to install them in the ISU-152
Let's show babuska our new kvass producing machine and throw some 1500 watt Subwoofers in here for pumping some hardbass
Lmao Nice meme 😂😂
70 years from know people are going to be starting toyata trucks and f150's
What exactly does that have to do with a russian tank?
@@isoownuthey started a 70 year old vehicle in 70 years other people will start old vehicles get it?
I get what your trying to emply, its just dumb. One is a 70 year old war machine with a diesal the other is a brand new aluminium gay bar some with v6s others with v8s its just a dumb analogy
70 years from now the cars that is produced today wont exist because every car produced after 1999 is pure shit that Will have rusted away completely after 40 years
@@isoownu true but Toyotas are indestructable
Love the way some Russian dude (3:09) says "Oorah" when it moves. Well done guys, I hope it gets a good restoration.
Truly amazing that it not only starts but can actually be driven after 70 years! Very surprised that the tracks would still move.
The tracks were very seized most likely but the torque figures that thing produces would easily move them
I'm sure they had to replace a lot of parts and used litres of WD-40.
The way the driver handles that tank at the the end when it starts to slide on the ramps of the trailer is one hell of a piece of driving. Revs it up just before it flips.
That's absolutely awesome, that beautiful machine roaring back to life after so many years of sitting still!! Great video
**Soviet Anthem Intensifies**
Now that is one beautiful beast! I love to see old war machines like that come alive again.
the glory of the Russian ISU-152 still holding its 152mm ML-20S is one unique tank to see after its successor of the SU-152
The glory of rusia is that you have murderer as your channel icon.
But you forgot the true glory of rusia. About 30 millions of people suffered political repression millions of murdered people. Such a glory.
HearMeNow Shh we don’t talk about that
That’s actually the SU 152 not the ISU
@@TaxadordasGrandesPobrezas why? Did they deserve death?
One thing to look for is the ISU had sloped side plates aside the main but the SU didn't. This one has the boxy sides of an SU
That is an awesome video. Thanks for sharing!
One of the only legit RUclips videos of starting up a 70 year old tank, and it only has 165k views? (as of right now) You deserve more credit
here is the first one ruclips.net/video/AkeR9IWkJKE/видео.html this guy just reloaded that guy's video
The fact it started and moved is awesome
Respect for construction of this beast
Its still alive? Wow
Steel isn't alive tho
That ISU would be like :
*blyat komred . I want to send some nazis to gulag*
Welcome to Rossiya tovarisch
Very impressive tank! The thing is a beast!
5:07 RUclips.exe not responding
This means red revolution coming soon with that tank!
Not really a tank. Thats a SU-152. Self propelled artillery. Still a great video. Amazing that it works after so long.
In soviet russia, tank drives you!!
Seeing than engine roar to get that beast moving slowly to position, shows how different its a field artillery concept from a real tank jager. Great video.
"It is my video, do not copy" :D
If this doesn't prove that car manufacturers are building cars that easily break on purpose then I don't know what else could.
Gotta love that sound of a V12 motor
"who dares wake me up during my 70 year slumber"
Wow! that went well... usually Vladimir and Ivan drive off the side of the trailer🙈
Someone was saying it was insane that a T-34 was able to fire up it's engine after 70 years of being in a swamp. But I don't know, it's a huge feature of Russian engineering for things to be easy to fix. This thing fired up and drove like it had been sitting around for 7 months, not 70 years. That's quite impressive and something many other nations don't appreciate about Russian engineering.
That is not a t-34 that is more likely to me an SU-152 tank destroyer.
@@Guardian-Productions No I know that this is indeed an ISU-152 in the video. I saw either in these comments or on another video's comments that it was insane how a T-34's engine started up after sitting around for some 70 years. It was another video I'd watched of a long standing T-34 being brought back to life in spite of sitting for 7 decades. This video does indeed feature a an ISU-152 but also has an engine fire up in spite of it's extreme age. It's just so very impressive. I also assumed it was an SU-152 as you said but I triple checked, it's actually the ISU-152. They're so similar it was hard to tell.
0:35 iyosif Stalin taking pride in his isu 152 after 70 years out of service.
Looks like they tightened up the track tension after the first driving session. If that was all they had to do in the meantime, it was in pretty good order.
very cool! So what happened to this tank since this video was posted?
NOT only started but moved on its own power!!!!!!
70 years!!! Woooow
URRRRRRRA💪💪💪💪💪
waking up the DURPASAURUS ISU152 🔥
If the original crew of this tank see that it works on youtube they will be shocked
ISU-152, with 152mm GUN... DAMN nice
Wow, it moves! Great work! Where is it at?
Very cool. Love old machines. The tech might not be modern, but the build quality of old stuff is usually much better. The Russians build some great stuff. My favorite truck for example is a Kraz 255b. Wish I could get one, but the DMV here in the states, won't let you drive one on the road...
It is forbidden to drive on the roads on Kraz255? Why?
every fucking thing they brought to the scene at least 70 years old
She's now a happy Beast
A legend alive .-.
as heavy as she may look she and those like her, the 122 for example were actually very nimble and quick. :)
That is awesome! Nothing made now would do that sadly....
Interesting to say the least, considering the average mileage of a T-34 was about 200 Km.
Hats off to mechanics and driver …..
We had the Sherman Tank, the Soviets had THAT! Ye Gods! What a monster! I think they called it the Beast Smasher. Incredible!
Big Game Hunter, cause Tiger, Panther and so on.
@@tino8296 Yes!!!
@@fredferd965 she is an absolute beauty !
@@tino8296 Yes. Zukhov's tank drivers come down the road in that vehicle, and I will move over and get out of their way!
@@fredferd965 you better do 😂
Didn't anyone else notice the tank getting on the trailer at the end is NOT the same tank getting started after 70 years as at the start of the vid?
Destroyer tank, good armor , slow moving. Izu
She was found restored and brought back into the headquaters where she later got commissioned for future war.
Nice tank ruksies! Wonder which part of the Soviet Union that one was built in?
Chelyabinsk
Holy fuck that’s badass
You damn russkies really know how to make a tank, dont ya?
Not in warthunder
Yes we do
Such a beautiful tank!
KV-2 brother.
This thing did not want to move at all but that motor said otherwise
1:22 Blyat
what happen to it? was cut up for scrap, and why was the gun barrel mutilated? the engine sounds beautiful/
It shows strength of how long that tanks and older tech lasts.😍😀
This sound is so amazing
nice job
Idk is there a real working ww2 Russian soviet kv2 heavy tank still runs on it's own engine and can fire it's gun.
Its a ISU-152
@@hunting5306 i think he was asking if there is one, not talking about this hehe :)
One tank, I don't think it moves and I'm pretty sure the gun is de-armed
Great work comerades
These things are built like a tank!
very nice video
They need to clean those rusty metal, make it look shiny and polish
Bet that tank would still fire that cannon ez .
Bet it could still put a hurting on a lot of armor.
shotgunswj the 152mm today is still used in modern combat
After 70 years I would think it would be locked up unless they freed it up somehow
Technically I think this is self propelled gun, not a tank?
It's a tank destroyer
Yes
oveazeus1 considering it’s a td??
Yes it's self propelled artillery
@martini carbine577/450 spg can have a fixed turret too
ooof god dam that mustav takent a long time to start
Soviet tanks are super durable, hence the material they used "stalinium"
That's good technology
isu 152 mm infatry artillery support tank destroyer. theres the name
Surprised they didnt take it down to the store to buy kvass and potato water
Basically, bread drink and potato water.
The engine seems to be a diesel one if i'm not wrong, so i think they have replaced the original one.
Wonderful!
What kind of a tractor is that and can I buy a model of it anywhere?
Wonder if they needed to air up the tires
Is this a joke?
Typical Russian day: wake up, startup an old Soviet tank, drive it around, throw back some vodka, and do it again the next day
Does anyone know where this tank is now? As in what museum it rests in?
You'll be lucky, some mad russian probably is driving this war relic up a mountain.
@@thekurgan3688 😂 most likely yes 🤔😆😉
@@thekurgan3688 imagine driving down the highway and that same exact tank passes you and a police squad is chasing after it, I'd be like wait a second THATS THE SAME TANK THAT I SAW ON RUclips! 🤣
ИСУ-152 в Свента-музее г.Даугавпилс
Looks like an SU-152
U need a new camera
Not a tank. Tank destroyer or self-propelled/assault gun. Top speed on a road - a blazing 19 mph/30 kph!
30kph isnt that bad for a tank destroyer
Not bad for a tank destroyer that has a huge ass gun
Ayyy an SU-152
ISU
Soviet or not I love the old school shit
Is that at Tschernobyl?
Pretty cool>.......
Could still beat modern NATO armour. Veri Stronk Tenk ISU-152.
votafak
Yuka Missi The force of the round hitting the tank.
I think it's HE rounds can knock turrets out.
SU-152
lol theyer goverment was like NOPE..and snatch that tank
70 years and still working ?
That's a destroyer form the big nose
Is that an Su 152, or an ISU 152?
An ISU-152
not 70 years .... it was driven there in 1992 as it was supposed to have been put on a plinth for a memorial
Regardless it is still amazing to watch run again
Russian WW2 tanks are like old Russian women, built tough! 💋🇷🇺
Surprised they Evan got the thing running after all it's been through people stealing parts from it but still ran like a champ just like the Soviet Union built it
Is this the isu152?
Yep
*soviet national anthem intensifies*
Still a formidable weaponn
Shit an ISU 152!
Nope just an SU 152 XD