How Russians pull car from lake.

[CobyRupert]

Pretty ingenuous. Couldn't this also work for a stuck tractor if you don't have another one around, as long as you can dig an anchor and have a big enough stick. But how did they attach the cable?
How to pull out a car from a frozen lake... Russian style. [VIDEO]

 

[TomSeller]

Clever, good old ingenuity rather than how we would do it. I noticed no one seems to be too worried about the ice cracking and falling in.

 

[jerrybob]

Wonder if she started?? Thanks for sharing.

 

[stuckmotor]

Some of the most interesting videos, that I find on Youtube, are in a language that I take to be Russian.

 

[stuckmotor]

I think Russians drive on the right. I wonder why that vehicle is set up to be driven on the left?

 

[DT86]

I think Russians drive on the right. I wonder why that vehicle is set up to be driven on the left?

You mean FROM the right or ON the right?

 

[TomSeller]

I think Russians drive on the right. I wonder why that vehicle is set up to be driven on the left?

??? Just before the end it shows the steering wheel to the right.

 

[plowindeeper]

I always wondered why they did not fix axles of tractors and atv's to were you could weld a hook onto them so you could use the axle as a winch when you got stuck. I had a Honda 300 that was done this way and I loved it.

 

[bcp]

I always wondered why they did not fix axles of tractors and atv's to were you could weld a hook onto them so you could use the axle as a winch when you got stuck. I had a Honda 300 that was done this way and I loved it.

There have been aftermarket wheel winches and lots of homemade ones.

Wheel winch photos

Bruce

 

[stuckmotor]

You mean FROM the right or ON the right?

I mean Russians drive on the right hand side of the road like Americans do, therefore the steering wheel should be on the left hand side in front if the driver as he sits in the car. The steering wheel in that vehicle appears to be on the right, English style.