World Largest container ship 24300 TEU Engine room tour.

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  • Опубликовано: 19 апр 2024
  • Engine room tour of the world largest container ship build in 2023. Max container capacity 24360 TEU .Main engine WINGD11X92Tier II. 73 rpm x 68000 KW .Aux engines Hyundai-Himsen 5 X 4300 KW . Air lubrication system. Scrubber Wartsila Hybrid. Shaft Generator 4300 KW. Long Jet Monitors.AMP

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  • @UQRXD
    @UQRXD Месяц назад +30

    Best engine room tour ever. I miss being at sea. In an engine room the rest of the world does not exist with all it's problems. Former engineer.

  • @paulsotheron710
    @paulsotheron710 19 дней назад +6

    I can’t get over how much machinery there is and, as someone else commented, how clean it all is, but where is everyone, are you the only person on board. It’s like a modern day Marie Celeste.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  18 дней назад +3

      Engine team 12 persons . Video made during coffee time.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  18 дней назад +1

      @@tasjaki Check out video 12000 teu, This ship is 8 years old, condition still very good.

    • @scottburns2600
      @scottburns2600 11 дней назад

      Everything is monitored from the control room. Everything has an alarm so that's when you'd see engineers jump into action

  • @user-xq6me6pd7q
    @user-xq6me6pd7q 28 дней назад +11

    I am always stunned by the amount of engineering that goes into moving the millions of containers that are shipped all over the world. Even a smaller ship like my fathers RORO ferry had a huge and rather cramped engine room so this cathedral like space is magnificent in comparison. I congratulate the designers and manufacturers of these feats of construction and design. For anyone who doesn't comprehend this is a great video to show just what there is keeping them in consumer goods and remember there are hundreds of ships similar to this on our little planet as well as bulk carriers, oil and gas tankers and all manner of other vessels doing that thing that is largely invisible to the rest of us. Many thanks.

  • @leokimvideo
    @leokimvideo 29 дней назад +14

    Incredible, that engine room is cleaner than many hospitals I've seen.

    • @RobertCraft-re5sf
      @RobertCraft-re5sf 28 дней назад +1

      ur an engine room

    • @backi480
      @backi480 27 дней назад +1

      It's new .. wait some Years the Dirt will come !

  • @emilianogabriel9613
    @emilianogabriel9613 Месяц назад +20

    The engine room is so clean

    • @hypercomms2001
      @hypercomms2001 Месяц назад +4

      That is because it's probably new, very new! Come back in five years....

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +3

      @@hypercomms2001 We are 2nd crew ,every day maintenance, cleaning and up-gradation

  • @chrismoyler
    @chrismoyler Месяц назад +11

    The level of complexity of this vast machine is just mind-blowing!!
    SO MUCH kit to maintain and supervise!!

  • @garyplewa9277
    @garyplewa9277 Месяц назад +12

    Absolutely amazing! I can't imagine how a ship that size was designed and constructed let alone having the know-how to operate and maintain it. Thank you for the tour!

  • @spidersinspace1099
    @spidersinspace1099 Месяц назад +5

    I can't imagine the amount of time it took to design and engineer this ship let alone the time it took to build it. And then the planning required to place systems in the proper order during construction. It's just amazing.

  • @JJ-si4qh
    @JJ-si4qh Месяц назад +5

    Wow, amazing video. Best tour I've seen

  • @davidfield4432
    @davidfield4432 17 дней назад +2

    Lost for words. Amazing. Thankyou. 👍👍👍👌👌👌

  • @davidmitchell7183
    @davidmitchell7183 Месяц назад +10

    68,000kw equals 91,190hp or 3.75hp per 20 foot container. I would imagine it would be difficult to get a 20 foot container up to 20 knots with a tiny outboard motor. So remarkably efficient giant.

  • @glenlincoln1
    @glenlincoln1 7 дней назад +1

    Grew up with Star Trek and 007 movies. EVERYONE knows these decks should be a hum of uniformed crew, clipboards, checking things, activity, carrying paper cups of coffee, and more flashing light beacons.

  • @donnellykieranj
    @donnellykieranj Месяц назад +10

    Awesome video. One of the best I've seen.

  • @sparty94
    @sparty94 Месяц назад +6

    beautiful ship, clean as a whistle.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      Whistles are not clean.
      Most have bacteria and viruses on them.
      Today's one's have PFAS and PFOAs on them.

    • @KoeddkHD
      @KoeddkHD Месяц назад

      sure is whistling in the engine room :D

  • @charleshultquist9233
    @charleshultquist9233 Месяц назад +6

    Everything is so clean and no rust anywhere.

    • @LarryButler-kp3se
      @LarryButler-kp3se Месяц назад +3

      Somewhere in there lube oil is dripping on the deck!

  • @x_Dude1
    @x_Dude1 17 дней назад

    Thanks for sharing a little tour onboard. Amazing to see these machines in the workings.

  • @moconnell663
    @moconnell663 Месяц назад +5

    I had no idea how many pumps there were going to be. Literally a thousand.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад +1

      997 on that ship.

  • @Marc-ww7cc
    @Marc-ww7cc Месяц назад +2

    What a stunning vessel, absolutely pristine. The engine looks similar to the flex96c.

  • @wayneschenk5512
    @wayneschenk5512 Месяц назад +2

    Amazing for just a 20 year sailing life.

  • @MrTimodon
    @MrTimodon Месяц назад +3

    I was in the shool in the late 70,s, learning how to weld big ship, about 190 meter long. It was ship for Sweden and Finland! Now ships are two time bigger! How they make all drawings?
    Its crazy i must say!

  • @fabianodrosa
    @fabianodrosa 19 дней назад

    Thanks for share. Amazing complex. 🙂

  • @augustosanchez1967
    @augustosanchez1967 26 дней назад

    Amazing, Best engine room tour ever!

  • @wheeledo
    @wheeledo 27 дней назад

    I don’t how new this ship is but this is the cleanest engineering space i have seen.

  • @wheeledo
    @wheeledo 27 дней назад

    Absolutely huge and I haven’t seen one person in these spaces until the control room.

  • @fredfred2363
    @fredfred2363 Месяц назад +1

    I enjoyed all 41 mins and 46 seconds! Very good! Subscribed!
    Have you thought of adding narration to each machine, explaining what it's for and how it works. Or maybe one video per machine...?
    If your native language is not english, you could use a voice over. Just check the typing, spelling and grammar is correct as they "speak" exactly as it is typed.
    Really good video. 👍🏻🇬🇧

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +1

      I will think about it. 🤔Honestly there are so many videos on yutube. Actually in our company we have very strict policy regarding social media. That is why I didnt mention ships name and skip companies logo etc. Yes English is not my native lang.However I can speak english as work with diff. natianalities ( indian, german , Dutch, Danish,croatian, italian. romanian, canadian, UK, polish, chineese, indonesian, filipinos, South african, Spanish, Portilugese, Russian, Ukrain and many others

  • @backi480
    @backi480 27 дней назад +1

    I remember the first Time on a "big" Cruise Ship .. on the Meyer Shipyard/Germany around 1990
    it was Huuuge same to the Engine Rooms ..
    But this Thing is a other League it's a small City !!

  • @alabamacajun7791
    @alabamacajun7791 29 дней назад +1

    Throwback to "David Bowman Odyssey 2001" My god it's full of pumps. Not to mention that 10 cyl prime mover.

  • @justkool-cy4ms
    @justkool-cy4ms 12 дней назад

    People who never worked in modern engine rooms would be clueless as to what they see in this video

  • @petehoskins1267
    @petehoskins1267 Месяц назад +1

    Retired outboard mechanic, 2 stroke. Amazing engine and accessory rooms. Would be very happy working there, so clean and organised, very professional. At 19:45 the images of the prop shaft is very impressive, I guess the machinery & pipes at 20:05 is bearing lube oil/pump at the stern where the shaft exits the motor room? Thanks for the post. Cheers from AU 🇦🇺

  • @bigredc222
    @bigredc222 Месяц назад +4

    Very cool.
    How many engineers does it take so that there is someone that know how to work on every piece of machinery? Is there anyone that is familiar with every single piece of machinery?
    Thank you.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +10

      We have total 6 Engineers including myself( Chief Engineer). It is absolutely impossible to know every single piece, but most important. we know where to find information of trobleshooting quickly and act accordingly.

    • @bigredc222
      @bigredc222 Месяц назад

      @@artursauzins2189 Thanks.

  • @ericjackson9047
    @ericjackson9047 Месяц назад +2

    Incredibly clean for such a complex industrial environment. BZ

  • @kristenpetillon5671
    @kristenpetillon5671 24 дня назад

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @friedpistonrings8533
    @friedpistonrings8533 23 дня назад

    Such a pretty ship

  • @Wergeaster82
    @Wergeaster82 Месяц назад

    Wow great video, brings back memories!

  • @randpresley1666
    @randpresley1666 23 дня назад

    Fascinating!

  • @MEKKER1B2
    @MEKKER1B2 Месяц назад

    3,7 million ft lbs of torque on that shaft-holy!!!

  • @Hamburg-yz6lb
    @Hamburg-yz6lb Месяц назад +1

    Great Engine 👍🏻

  • @dk3734
    @dk3734 29 дней назад +1

    Спасибо, братишка.

  • @para1324
    @para1324 Месяц назад +1

    Amazing.

  • @davidandrewsilver
    @davidandrewsilver Месяц назад +2

    Great video - incredible machine. I have a hundred questions but I’ll just ask a few. If that huge GE generator on the propeller shaft is “online” how many aux engines do you have to run (or at what load are they under) ? And what do you use steam for ? Fuel oil heating, fresh water production, exhaust gas treatment ( my guesses?) one more- why such a large waste water treatment plant ?- I wouldn’t think the crew is that big…. Thanks for such a great tour! Happy travels.(I’m sorry one more - around 16:00 the machinery with what looks like rectangular plates stacked and bolted together- with the emergency eye wash stations- what are those? Cheers!,

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +8

      Thanks for your questions!
      Please find below answers:
      Q) If that huge GE generator on the propeller shaft is “online” how many aux engines do you have to run (or at what load are they under) ?
      A)Please note, beside of standard containers we are carrying also reefer containers which require additional power .Average Reefer container load 3,8 kw X 2000 Reefers =7600 kw. Average sea going load to run machinery(scrubber,pumps,fans,Purifiers etc) 3600 Kw. Port load 2100Kw.Air lubrication system 1750 Kw. Bow Thruster 2 X 3000 Kw. Thus Load depend of amount of reefers on board and vessel speed. Air Lubrication system consist 10 air compressors 170 Kw each.We have 2AEs x 4000 Kw + 3AEs X 4300 Kw + SG 4300 Kw. Bear in mind that we need also stand-by engine for maintenance purpose on another engines.
      Usually, we keep one AE 75% load + Shaft Generator 75% load. In Tropical area some times we start another AE since more cooling require and need to run 2 SW pumps .
      Q) And what do you use steam for ?
      A) Steam we need mostly for fuel treatment . We run our engines on HSFO 700 cst.To. run engines we have to maintain viscosity 14 Cst around 150-160 C. Fuel. Transfer temperature 45C. HFO purifiers 98C ,LO Purifiers 95C. In winter time we need to heat accommodation as well.
      Q) one more- why such a large waste water treatment plant ?
      A) We have 2 STP units (one ER and Accomodation) total crew members 30. STP is not large ,just average this is standard in nowadays

    • @davidandrewsilver
      @davidandrewsilver Месяц назад

      Thanks so much for taking the time ( I’m still curious about the equipment at time 16:00 - my guess was some sort of filter system ( maybe reverse osmosis?) Anyway thanks again!

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +2

      @@davidandrewsilver This unit called BOTU ( Bleed off treatment unit) total 4 units . BOTU related to scrubber EGCS ( Exhaust gas cleaning system) , principle simillar to reverse osmos. Clean water after membrane passing through water monitoring system ( (PH, TURBIDITY, PAH) directly overboard. When EGCS run in close loop zero discharge mode - scrubbing water is circulating through the scrubber and returning ti the process tank, when density is rising ,BOTU draining process tank to Holding tanks and dirty iffluent to sludge tank.

  • @davedave5787
    @davedave5787 21 день назад

    You use crushed coal and mixtures to run ship until port? We saved a fortune on fuel when I was working on freighters!

  • @kennethbrennan2916
    @kennethbrennan2916 Месяц назад

    Just wow.

  • @AtlasShrugged123
    @AtlasShrugged123 Месяц назад +2

    Very awesome video! Love the complexity of the mechanical spaces. Whole lot of pumps and machines to get a couple dozen people and a whole lot of cargo across the planet. When I see the amount of investment in one ship and mulipty it by the thousands of ships out on the seas both new and old, it gives an idea of the money and power involved in the global economy. And this is just one sector. Kind of scary to think what nations would do to keep or gain dominance. By the way, it looks like you were sailing through the Gulf of Oman toward the Arabian Sea when you were recording this? Probably just leaving Dubai would be my guess. My best wishes to you for happy and safe travels of the world.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад

      Thanks a lot! You are absolutely right😊 in video we just left Jebel Ali and proceeding to Singapore

    • @bigredc222
      @bigredc222 Месяц назад +2

      How the heck did you figure out where they were in the world?

  • @fredfred2363
    @fredfred2363 Месяц назад

    Without any sound, you'd not be able to tell if everything is running (on video).
    Great vid!

  • @kmac499
    @kmac499 Месяц назад +1

    it's how immense it all, and I've worked in some large process factories but nothing like this.. Hpw do you blackstart one...

  • @tommyboy71
    @tommyboy71 Месяц назад

    Had no idea how massive it is.

  • @MrSychnant
    @MrSychnant 26 дней назад

    Like a giant ghost ship and its hard to believe that in 30 years it will all be scrapped or recycled..

  • @fredfred2363
    @fredfred2363 Месяц назад

    When a group of you are working in the engine room together, do you communicate using noise cancelling headphones, a bit like how pilots do?
    I imagine without ear defenders you'd be shouting at each other!

  • @MrBen527
    @MrBen527 Месяц назад

    Wow! Great tour! What component carries the thrust from the prop?

  • @szym86
    @szym86 Месяц назад +1

    Do they lock the doors from the inside to prevent pirates from entering?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +3

      Of course ,all doors locked permanently in addition we have CCTV cameras all around

  • @hyperglobalmegadude
    @hyperglobalmegadude 29 дней назад

    Ok-- I'm'a need someone to tell me everything about everything that's happening here. What pump is making that high-pitched noise by the main engine?
    edit: seriously this is an amazing video - thank you

  • @benclark1753
    @benclark1753 Месяц назад

    I really like this video, thanks for sharing
    A very impressive ship, do you know how long it took the yard to build her?

  • @bjre.wa.8681
    @bjre.wa.8681 Месяц назад

    So, why on the big slow speed engines don't they use variable pitch propeller so the don't have the delay of stopping the engine completely and starting in the other direction when maneuvering?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +1

      I think propeller is too big for CPP 10,5 Diam

  • @Compasscard
    @Compasscard Месяц назад

    So clean and so well maintained. The engineers involved in the layout must have spent years on the arrangements, piping, cabling etc... I just wonder why there are no screw compressors used for the starting air. Is it because of the required pressure or has it to do with reliance ?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +1

      Required starting air pressure 30 bar. Min 12 starts. For vontrol air and service air we have Screw compressor (8 bar pressure)We have additional screw compressors 12 units for Air lubrication system ALS located FWD not shown in video

  • @michaelhoran407
    @michaelhoran407 Месяц назад +1

    Everything is laboratory cleanliness and absolutely immaculate. What country flag does she fly?😊😮😮😮

  • @trtj200
    @trtj200 Месяц назад

    Just amazing, does it use a combination of EGR and Exhaust gas fluid to get that clean of burn? I'm retired truck driver is the 11 cylinder motor a whole new class of motor? Just curious how much does that crankshaft balancer weigh? How big is the prop that is moving that big of ship that fast turning that slow? Last question what is the expected bearing life?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +9

      Thanks! No EGR only EGCS Sox Wartsila Hybrid.
      Q)11 cylinder motor a whole new class of motor?
      A)No ,there are more powerful engines WINGD 12X92DF 77400Kw
      Q)Just curious how much does that crankshaft balancer weigh?
      A)Interesting question ,need to search in makers manual,estimated around 10 T
      Q)How big is the prop that is moving that big of ship that fast turning that slow?
      A)Propeller: 5 Blades Fixed 10,5 m Diam. Pitch 9633mm
      Q)Last question what is the expected bearing life?
      A) There are Bearing Wear monitoring system installed .BWMS assist to control bearing wear.
      Expected Life time 80000-90000 rhrs or 13-15 years.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      The engine is compromised of a certain class. Cylinders can be added or removed based on requirements.

  • @georgepidick9967
    @georgepidick9967 Месяц назад

    I think this is a computer simulator.. Not even a footprint, who was the painter ? Amazing!!

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      Bob the building painted it

  • @johanandersson5699
    @johanandersson5699 Месяц назад

    Can everything be controlled from the command bridge?
    Such a noise, does anyone here work when you run that big engine?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +3

      Main engine, Bow Thruster Steering gear , Fire fighting can be controlled from the Bridge.
      We have planned maintenance schedule for each machinery and duties-Of course we are working just using PPE (ear protectors). Some times sea passage takes 25 days

  • @emilianogabriel9613
    @emilianogabriel9613 Месяц назад

    The good thing now everything computerized not like before

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +2

      It depends😉 some times we have a lot of problems and nightmares because of these computerized systems🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @FlyToChina0071
    @FlyToChina0071 Месяц назад

    Very nice and clean (and new). How many staff do you need to operate the machine room 24/7?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +2

      Engine team: C/E,2/E,3/E,4/E,5/E,ETO,JETO, MTM1,2,3,WPR,ECDT.

    • @stevemull2002
      @stevemull2002 Месяц назад

      @@artursauzins2189 this does not answer the question?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +4

      Permanently manned engine room 4 hrs watches one engineer and motorman on watch , maneuverings: Chief engineer, duty engineer, ETO,MTM, rest of team day workers

    • @FlyToChina0071
      @FlyToChina0071 Месяц назад +1

      @@artursauzins2189 Thanks for the info. Have a great day. Regards from Denmark

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      All of them

  • @etchcamelia108
    @etchcamelia108 Месяц назад

    I have a thousand questions... How do I come aboard and get a position???
    Gosh, I'd have so much fun looking at all the controllers, drives, engines, boilers, HVAC equipment, mechanical, electrical, plumbing rooms aboard this beast! I know nothing about ships, but was a Facilities Manager and I could have fun looking at all this equipment, forgetting I was at sea and not in a skyscraper as not all Mechanical rooms sound like this with this amount of DB. I'd really love to look at the MEP automation software that compiles all the data at local workstation.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +1

      I started in 1999 as cadet on reefer ships . 2 years as 4th Engineer , 5 years as 3 rd Engineer , 5 years as 2nd Engineer , last 9 years as Chief Engineer. Starting is always difficult- so many companies , but remmember experience is always better than no experience! For starting you can chouse any company, Just update your CV, Cover letter and apply !

  • @ClintonDonny-pr6jo
    @ClintonDonny-pr6jo 27 дней назад

    MSC ship?

  • @eddierice3114
    @eddierice3114 Месяц назад +1

    Is there really only one engine on that ship I only see one driveshaft

  • @peterjames2004
    @peterjames2004 11 дней назад

    why would you need a boiler at sea if its a cargo ship i suppose its to heat the fuel

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  10 дней назад +1

      We have to preheat heavy fuel RMK 700 to 150 C in order to maintain viscosity 14 cst. Daily fuel consumption 210 Mt. Fuel transfer temp 45 C , HFO purification at 98C .Of course we need steam !

  • @annwalling4328
    @annwalling4328 Месяц назад

    Why are some railings yellow?

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      So color blind people can see them as white or green of course

  • @emilianogabriel9613
    @emilianogabriel9613 Месяц назад

    Is the generator using mix fuel

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +1

      No mix, HSFO ( UP TO RMK 700) , VLSFO, ULSFO (RMD 80) or MGO LS( dma, dmb, dmx)

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      ​@@artursauzins2189dmx?

    • @fredfred2363
      @fredfred2363 Месяц назад

      Chief makoi explains the fuelling systems in detail. Interesting.

  • @malcolmanon4762
    @malcolmanon4762 Месяц назад

    Casually mentions the engines have a power rating of 68 MW lol

  • @oterceiro
    @oterceiro Месяц назад

    Name of the Ship??

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      US Liberty-
      Oh wait-

  • @SirDeanosity
    @SirDeanosity Месяц назад

    Hide and seek anyone? Lol

  • @joeerskine3920
    @joeerskine3920 Месяц назад

    I didn't see the signs pointing to the captain's stateroom for the pirates?

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +5

      We have citadel, but for security reason I have skipped it in my video, Who know might be you are pirate

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      ​@@artursauzins2189everyone is a pirate given the right (or wrong) circumstances

  • @ccrider5398
    @ccrider5398 Месяц назад

    Where was everyone? (Anyone?) There was one person monitoring in the control room, and while it's been year since I've been aboard, there was always someone mopping the decks, wiping the handrails, machining a part for somewhere or greasing the chainfalls.

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +11

      We are not jutubers, not every engineers like to show their faces😉I just wanted to show engine room arrangement and machinery especially to junior engineers or cadets.It was my biggest ship (not main engine)after 25 years experience .Video made mostly -either during coffee time of after working hours.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      ​good job

  • @wheelerdealer7098
    @wheelerdealer7098 11 дней назад

    Bit overkill

  • @thomasreyes2857
    @thomasreyes2857 24 дня назад

    You're way off on your numbers that's nowhere even close to the largest container ship. The largest ships hold about 30,000 20 footers and up

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  24 дня назад +1

      I dont know about 2024 , but in. 2023 this ship was one of the largest container 24346 TEU.Just google it.

  • @keithhewitt7822
    @keithhewitt7822 Месяц назад

    I'ts not real i'ts just a computer simulation of the real thing

  • @LarryButler-kp3se
    @LarryButler-kp3se Месяц назад

    Let's click this button and see what happens... I'm terrified by the complete lack of SECURITY on every touchscreen in engineering. No passwords, no door locks, no restricted travel.....just a few signs??? No wonder the pirates take over such large ships so easily!

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  Месяц назад +14

      Dont worry man. Video is not about security!We have strict company policy regarding cyber security and all crewmbers have security certificates.Door lock and passwords everywhere. Just during ER tour open lock well in advance( not easy to walk with camera in one hand and same time open door locks)

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 Месяц назад

      Its fake.

  • @IvanIvanov-lc5gk
    @IvanIvanov-lc5gk 26 дней назад

    В ER не вы работали ??

    • @artursauzins2189
      @artursauzins2189  25 дней назад

      Было дело ,аж 15 лет

    • @IvanIvanov-lc5gk
      @IvanIvanov-lc5gk 25 дней назад +1

      @@artursauzins2189 помню видел где-то имя)

    • @IvanIvanov-lc5gk
      @IvanIvanov-lc5gk 25 дней назад

      @@artursauzins2189 кстати, оунер не против, что такие видео в сети ? Гену-механика когда-то пожурили за его ролики и, вроде, даже уволили.

  • @BigEightiesNewWave
    @BigEightiesNewWave Месяц назад