Driving The 5 Ton Snowmobile In The Back Woods 2020
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024
- Today We Take The 5 Ton Snowmobile On a Round Trip Through The Back Woods And The Local Village. We Also Went Close To The Old GULAG.
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Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on RUclips, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too :)
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!
Only a true Ninja can fall asleep in the tank
Made me laugh, she was out like a used light bulb.
When I was little we rode in the car with no seatbelts and sat in the back of open trucks all the time. People are getting so controlled that society has no more freedom. And for those that disagree with me, great, I don't want to hear your opinion. We can agree to disagree. Keep on Survival Russia.
Colleen Rose
Amen sister! Give me "dangerous" liberty any day. If one can exercise (not so) common sense, it's really not all that dangerous. 😉
amen humans better wake up soon...........or the rich elite, will keep us like farm animals. and scavenge body parts as they need..........shit they already do............
You are 100% right!
At the same time, my dad was in a car accident as a kid, he had a seatbelt on, his dad and brother didn't. They're no longer with us.
Laughing Man
That must have been a very traumatic experience for your Father. With due respect, I'll leave you this to consider. In my state seatbelts used to be optional, but helmets were required to operate a motorcycle. Currently the law mandates you wear a seatbelt and is heavily enforced and backed by a heavy fine. Wearing a helmet while operating a motorcycle is optional. Makes perfect sense, eh? Because, our elected Representatives are so wise and keep getting reelected.
Russia: where even the cooling liquid needs to be heated
Most of the world views engine coolant as something to prevent engine overheating, even here in Canada.I guess every part of the world bases their opinions based upon their needs, which is just awesome.
@@kevola5739 true, in Korea we had to keep the engine blocks warm all night so they wouldn't crack... The diesel turned to a thick jell.
FWIW the "device" is called a block heater...
Let children be children. Warn them of dangers and let them experience some bumps and bruises, thats how they learn about limitations. :)
Well said.
Gramdma used to say that kids didn't have any common sense until they crashed and burned a few times.
@@nowhereman7398 Grandma was an extremely smart woman.
And I could not have said it better myself. PS, I'm a grandpa.
The dog appears to be having the time of its life following the snowmobile.
Of course… he can lick his own balls!
agreed about the ninja's no different than being on a tractor on the farm at that age something we have lost in this world teaching kids young my grandfather had me driven everthing on the farm by the time i was 8
Do not eat soy keep your testicles cool check your testosterone levels and stop eating GMO food stop obeying women..
This is not a situation of the Chicken and the Egg we already know that
weak men make for Hard Times
Hard Times make strong men
strong men make good times
isolating the ninjas from the world immediately around them would be more dangerous than letting them participate -- that is why your grandfather did what he did (of course, you already know that).
@@georgenelson3719 Agree, and looking forwardd to seeing the Ninja Team soon!
Exactly what I was going to say. I'd ride on the hood of the tractor, or in the trailer all the time. Or the back of the pickup truck.
Exactly. Same for me.
I thought it was so cool you let the pink ninja film you going under the railroad tracks, it makes her feel like a genuine part of the team I am sure. I agree it is a life experience for her to ride along with you on these excursions. Danger is everywhere, being over protective is not necessary. If she is taught safety and respects the equipment and it's inherent dangers then this is a healthy personal growth opportunity for her.
I much agree. Thank you Willy.
@8:49 The Pink Ninja giving a proper 'metal-hands' salute.
My Pink Ninja is now 29 yrs and is very confident in the outdoors. She was always included in our outdoor projects and adventures. She is now a doctor in Chicago. I always enoy your daughter’s appearances. D
Doctor Chivago, I mean Chicago!
@@karlmadsen3179 That was a GREAT movie!
@@MuskratOutdoors It's all about the moustache.
David Johnson
Yeah I agree 👍, that’s why the older generation my grandpa served in ww2 and got the job done, I could imagine teenagers today doing it, without wifi
Nicely done, dad! I have two Pink Ninjas: one is a nurse and the other working on her doctorate in health information science.... took them both in the bush from when they were small and taught them how to light a fire, drive the truck, fish, hunt, etc. Well rounded and confident women👌🏽
Forget all the naysayers! You are doing it just right taking the pink ninja out there!
I think the Pink Ninja is an explorer like her daddy. She will be very capable and confident when she grows up.
The dog chasing the tank is having the best time out of all of you.
Yes. He loves to run. Russian Laika's are made for running all day long.
Everyone needs a 5 ton.
Was driving tractors haying solo at 8 (big kid). Farm/rural kids learn safety and situational awareness young. Keep up the good work.
Lars; we luv you, your merry cast of characters, and your adventures here in the US of A. 💓
Hi, Dima!!
Never stop bringing the pink ninja with you! You are being a great father and those memories will be the most valuable forever and the bonds you have will be most awesome!
Kids who are coddled will never grow up to live an awesome life, to be like Lars! Rock on Lars and Pink Ninja! I remember riding a tractor and being allowed to steer when I was 5. Set the tone for an awesome life!
I'll bet every time the ninja thinks of her childhood in future years,she's going to smile. What a lucky kid.
Awesome vehicle, awesome dog, awesome friends, awesome kids, awesome parenting, awesome video.
Russia: where a tank driving down the highway is no big deal. Love it.
3:07 Pink Ninja on the move, and loving it! :-D How many kids get to say "My dad took me on a drive through the woods today.... on a 'tank'!". ;-)
@@tommypetraglia4688 BS
I grew up on tractors, 4 wheelers, boats and so did my kids. My blue ninja (25) years old and my pink ninja (21) years old both hunt, fish and still ride quads and ride in boats. My blue ninja turned out to be a diesel mechanic.
I admire you so much for raising your daughter to be a strong woman. I have noticed that you treat her just like a boy. That is wonderful.
I treat her the way her personality tells me to treat her. Had she been of a different nature, I would treat her differently. She does like nail polish and fancy shoes though :)
Survival Russia , of course. It is just that "boy" things are so much more fun ! I am so happy you do it. She is learning things now that will help her in the future. Sometimes here in the US we deny that opportunity for the girls to learn and experience things that are culturally considered "boy" things. Or we tend to treat the girls as being more fragile.
@@SurvivalRussia Lars, you said that perfectly. Best answer I have ever heard! Nothing wrong with a girl being a "Tom Boy" in fact I prefer that and I think most men do. If my Wife didn't like to hunt and go to the woods with me, she would not be my wife.
Greetings from Canada. I wish my dad had a tank when I was growing up.
This guy is fun. He survives and thrives those very cold winters and makes it look easy, awesome.
Well put Lars on the matter of "coddling" our kids. I enjoy all of your videos and thank you for making them profanity free. I think my favorites are when you take to the woods with limited gear and stay overnight. A new person to bushcraft can learn much from your vids. Spa-cee-ba!
You are a great teacher, to your children, the folks you live, and work with, and to all of us viewers. You can take pride in the fact that there are an untold number of people, who can say, "Wait, don't do that yet, Lars showed me how to do this right." Seeing how you deal with people, I would say you were one of the best NCOs in the world. Hats off to you, my friend.
Thank you :)
Great parenting, Lars. You don't have to pay any attention to people who believe children should be molly-coddled. An how awesome to drive one's own tank through the snowy woods! LOVE it!
Taking the kid out is called great parenting....love your videos
I *thoroughly* approve of your parenting, Lars. "Try to be safe, but have fun" was my Mum's motto when I was young and I grew up doing all sorts of cool stuff I'm not sure many young people do, these days. A broken bone every few years was *totally* worth all the good memories I have of being a kid.
I did all that kinda stuff when I was a kid with my dad.. motorcycles... snowmobiles... ect..
I had a Honda 3-wheeler at 10 years old - turned loose in the woods with my buddies.
We learned safety - wear a helmet, boots, goggles, long pants. We also learned to HAVE FUN. We learned mechanics
Same here. Except mine was with my friends...my dad wasn't into the same stuff.
Now that I'm a father of 3, my kids are going to have fun with me. :)
I worked in pipeline construction for many years and there was, of course, many steel tracked vehicles involved. We crossed highways and railways using old tires. When crossing highways, a few men would lay tires on the road for the tracks to ride on. Then as the vehicle moved over them we would pick up the tires from the back and quickly race to the front and lay them down again and repeat until we were across. For you, 1 or two tires on each side would probably be enough.
I would love to visit Russia. So much history. Beautiful country
I love the way you care for both sets of tracks - railway and tank.
Your being safe .... taking your kid in the woods to experience the true world .... not video games and technology .... LIFE LESSONS.... ROCK ON!! I wish my dad did things like that with me
You are a good father. You decide what is good for your children. Pink Ninja will remember days like that for the rest of her life. At least the parts that she was awake... lol !
Keep being a great father Lars... When I was a young child I spent alot of time at sea as my family are all navel personal and sea going people. It thought me at a young age to respect the strength of nature and to do things right the first time and keep your eyes open and fixed on your goal. It's a dangerous and unforgiving place but it made me partly who I am as a adult today. Giving you kids or anyone real life skills and experiences is a great gift. Also if I see a big hole in the ground I walk around it! A common sense that is sometime lacking 😁
Great that you are giving Pink some personal responsibility about safety. Also like the dog keeping up. Doing a fine job there Lars.
Pink Ninja is one lucky girl. Back in my day, the girls weren’t allowed on those type of adventures. Good job.
It reminds me of getting the old diesel tractors going on the farm. Good man, lucky wife to have such a capable husband. Blessed kids to have such a dad. My kids went everywhere with me and they are so aware and capable now. I can imagine if some boy wants to date the pink Ninja, dad would say “live in the woods on your own for three years, if you survive come back and we will talk”
You and your wife are raising your daughter the right way. Every time she is in one of your videos she seems content what more could you ask for,
When I was a kid, back in the seventies, we lived in the middle of nowhere, both my parents worked and I was out all day with my dog and my pony, just wandering about the countryside till dusk when I went home, it taught me a lot, as an adult there is no problem that cant either be accepted or overcome, teachings from my adventurous childhood!
“Do something awesome.” That goes for Pink Ninjas too.
Always good to see you and the ninja. Enjoy it now... they grow too fast and she will remember these times forever
Its not like you live in the city and city people don't understand the wild . good on you for teaching your wife and daughter to survive ! We teach them so they live and live well to help others who may not know how . thank you
As long as Mom & Dad are ok with it, and the pink ninja is ok with it, then it's all good!!!
Little Pink ninja learning life skills in the gator,give her 5 years and she will be driving you around.
The pink ninja will be just fine. She has awesome parents and role models around her like Ms Galinda. Her smile and flashing the metal sign says it all. :) \m/
Funny how none of the ppl complaining about her being there are saying anything about you leaving the blue ninja behind for now. I'm pretty sure pink has earned her right to go along just as he will one day.
This is a message to the pink ninja: always play safe and enjoy your driving:)
Flott tur Lars.Her venter vi fortsatt på snøen😀
+1 for proper dad intuition. A scrape and a bruise here and there builds character. A life lived without adventure is no life at all. And childhood is the time when even simple things can be an adventure, it is best not to take that from a child.
Cheers and good luck, Lars!
That Gator is a very valuable piece of equipment.
Seeing the ninja sleeping with all the noise reminds me of my little sister falling asleep in the combine (corn harvester) while we rode with my grandfather. Great memories I wouldn’t trade for anything. Great video Lars!
There's nothing worse than helicopter parents...
@ Too soon for that. Ha!
Nice piece of a Equipment , really enjoy your videos .
Thank you for another great video. So good that you are teaching your children and allowing them to experience adventure and not overly shielding them from the realities of life. The Gator is such an excellent machine for your area, always interesting to see how it so easily handles the terrain.
Good for you! Children who grow up in rural environments are very lucky to be on adventures like this!
Good way to create memories for your kids. They will grow up and tell their kids about riding in daddies tank. Cheers bro.
Now there is a copilot that knows how to relax. Don't find that to often.
Pink ninja #1 😁
Really like your videos and yes your right about allowing kids to do and learn. I would love to visit Russia someday
A certain amount of safety is to be considered but kids need to do and experience and sometimes get hurt to truly learn about life and the world arround them . Some lessons cannot be taught they have to be experienced. From what I have seen of your family your doing better than most. Carry on!
I tell you Lars the ninja looked like it was Christmas once again riding in the beast what an expression of happiness. safe out there and Happy trails to you all.
You and your wife are then best judge of what is or isn't safe for your kids. Glad to hear the roads are open and the gator is running well. Stay safe.
It was known for D9 Caterpillar doser drivers to light a small fire under the machine as pe-heat here in scotland, in big frost it was also normal for cranes to use an oil drum fire on the hook to warm the block and jib, metal gets brittle at low temperatures, and lube freezes.
@@Vladimir-hq1ne Yes brother its cold
Howdy Lars was your daughter asleep in the panzer lol she must be able to sleep almost anywhere if she can sleep in that noisy machine lol
It’s good for her to go she can learn a lot will make her a better person
Good show ! Thanks! Peace not war!
I have never been to Russia, but this is as russian as it gets in my head at least, another awesome video.
we used to have your parenting technique here, now they wrap them up in cotton wool and keep them safe. the result has been we have a country full of more snowflakes than a Russian winter. my grandfathers would be horrified at how scared of dirt and trees , children have become
Love all your videos, have seen a lot am watching from newest to oldest. Rural russia looks awesome!
All kids need to be outside, there's nothing to fear.
Damn fine tank crew you have there!
My cousin and I used to ride in the back of my uncle's pick up truck going 60 MPH down the highway. Let a State Trooper see that now!
Great job guys. That looked like a hoot.
The pink ninja will grow up to be the tactical gear head girl we will all appreciate and adore.
Two pieces of conveyor belt rubber would be great to put under the tracks when crossing the railway line😎
Indeed. Big truck mud flaps are a fair second choice.
Couple longer sections of used heavy duty rubber conveyor belt should make the outlay and retrieval even faster/easier. Then simply roll them up with already attached straps for binding and store them in the back. 🤔😉
@@wintron I used to raid the dumpster at Victor Balata West in California and it was a gold mine of perfectly good scraps and off cuts for crafting many things.
You are correct about kids! Good Job! Always enjoy the Pink Ninja and her antics!
that thing looks like so much fun, and incredibly useful in a remote area such as yours.
i wish i could have been the kid on a tank ride..your a good dad..thanks for the vids..
Hi Lars! I appreciate your well balanced and sensible perspective on parenting. That military crawler thing is way cool : )) The Russian forest looks awesome in winter. Congratulations on reaching 200K subs recently! ATB to you and yours.
In the US we call that a "salamander", using for thawing plastic pipes. You see the a lot in construction sites to keep things warm.
Thank you Lars, it is always a great video when you are out and about in the tank, I saw for sale here in British Columbia, in western Canada a tank that looked very much like yours but I am not sure, they said it was a 1974 with low hours on it, the asking price was $25,000 Canadian that is $19,000 US.
Always enjoy these. Thanks. Liked your talk along the tracks last video
I love watching you drive the Gator...that's such a great machine Lars...and I also find it perfect that you take the Pink Ninja with you...forget what some people are saying, you're doing a great thing for your kids by teaching them all sorts of stuff! 👏🏻👏🏻
Btw...just got my first Silky Gomboy and I'm loving it...it's an awesome tool!! Thanks for your tips. 😎
Everything looks very safe. That dog running next to the gator made me think back to my old husky cross and how he would run on the logging roads in BC Canada next to my truck. Great video.
Lars in the US generations of us grew up riding on tractors in all sorts of weather or packed into the back of pick up trucks, sitting on the sides. Your assessment of life and growing the kids up is correct. Don't listen to the safety nuts.
Better to start them young when they're keen than hold them back and stifle them. Great Zod I learned to drive when I was 9 or 10, just not on public roads. Your ninjas will be the better for what you're showing them.
Bless You Lars :) I truly enjoy seeing someone driving such kind of machine this far North.
Awesome video! I like all the sounds from the gator, makes you feel like you're riding along. Go Pink Ninja, you rock!
That was cool. Are you going to take the house through the village? That would be a sight for darn sure.
What a super film. Only Pork Meat and Buckwheat missing.
You cant bubble wrap your kids, they have to live life!
Sweet gator! Russia has some cool gear! How does it do in swamp? We have a lot of swamp and bog here, even lost two locamotives on top of eachother when putting rail down.
Russia looks more and more attractive the more I watch Lars
Supa awesome! Looks like so much fun.I thought you couldn't cross the tracks and had to go underneath. That's awesome that you could cross with the boards:)
Awesome video Lars, pink ninja, Slava, snow and the tank a perfect combination :). Thanks for sharing Lars
Pink ninja sleeping in the gator. Haha haha. Very cool video man. I'm waiting for the next one.
Great ride in the tracked vehicle!
Thank You
Gotta love how you gotta heat up the coolant
No more dangerous than a good old hay ride.