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Dayum!!!!! It may be fast, but wonder how it pulls
 
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I would not want to make any sudden maneuvers going like that! I am surprised the treads stayed on the tires, for that matter, the tires on the wheels!
 
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Russians, no fear of death or may be a death wish :) So fare all the Russians I meet while driving has been far better than those that has theyr moment of fame in russian dashcam videos on YouTube.
 
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without spring suspension and shock absorbers, you'll die if you hit a bump or pothole!. as far as pulling goes, he must have added a second transmission to get that speed, and you'd have to shift back into normal range for pulling.
 
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Yeah, can you imagine a pileup? Bet you a million bucks he isn't wearing a seatbelt.

Overdrive option? Creeper gears put in backwards?
 
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In the second video of post one, he is wearing a seat belt and 2 shoulder straps.

Here it still has the tractor front axle:
ПИОНЕРЧИК уже в работе. Обкатка идёт!!! - YouTube

Installing the independent front suspension
Заниженный МТЗ - YouTube

Building rear wheels:
изготовление 28х дисков для МТЗ - YouTube

He has many tractor build videos, but often it is hard to tell what he is doing without knowing the language.
Александр Маляр
- YouTube


Bruce
 
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There goes my million bucks!
 
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My ferguson goes about 15mph and that's about as fast as I'd like to go on a tractor.
 
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Front suspension makes a world of difference, still makes no sense though. Have watched lots of Russian videos, interesting to say the least.
 
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Newer farm tractors will 25 - 30 MPH and some possibly even a little faster especially in Europe. 99% of these also have trailer brake feature for the implements or trailers they are pulling.

I think the old H & M Farmalls would roll along around 22 - 25 MPH but wouldn't hardly pull their shadow doing it though.
 
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In some countries, like Germany I think, they are required to have a placard indicating how fast they can go. I'm not sure what that's about though.
 
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My ferguson goes about 15mph and that's about as fast as I'd like to go on a tractor.
no license, registration, or inspection required for tractors is probably why he did this..
 
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Curious on the gearing as well, it's an MTZ tractor, looks like the main stick is the same, but another lever up higher, so not sure on that one.
 

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