Framo auf Verschiffung im Spreewald 

German way of thinking : nothing could happen because boat and car are both TÜV approved and insured.

@@rafab2774 Hello, I answer you, I think in a funny way, with a poem by Trilussa in Romanesco dialect, which is called "life insurance". Unfortunately the double translation, first in Italian and then in English, will deprive it of its original beauty and musicality, but the meaning remains the same. “Someone says there is a company in Rome of people who ensure life; I've never understood this bullshit and I say it's a lot of foolishness. indeed it seems to me a heresy, because when the hour is established that the good Lord wants to end it, what would you want to insure ? your aunt's bones? it is a speculation, imagined to make money behind people's backs who believes in it and gets buggered. Mr. Francesco, a relative of mine, tried it: with everything that he had secured he died by accident anyway.”

Besure

That move

@@solino2002andrea Whomever wrote this poem is an idiot, and doesn't understand the purpose of life insurance. It isn't for you, it's to provide a financial cushion for your loved ones when you pop your cloggs. The lord has no say in when you die, because A. The lord doesn't exist. And B. Even if the lord did exist, pretty much every religious scripture states directly or indirectly that the lord doesn't interfere with humanity except in very rare and specific cases.

I'll take 2.

Wow . Must not be as cool to them as it is to us. Who would even dare think of risking it like that

Sounded like a 2-stroke. At first I though it was the boat motor until he stalled out then restarted

I thought that motor sounded like a two stroke. Thanks

And that guy is going to pilot that boat with a stick! As if loading the truck onto that barge wasn't dumb enough!

Gotta get pumpkins across the river somehow. Obviously this was the most practical way

@@calebmitchell2999 Coldn't leave the car behind, with a half gallon of gas in the tank these days..

Thank you so much 👍 😊

@@kimosabbe50 You're welcome.

What is it? a Diamond T....or an International🤔🤔??

Amazing

I think the same

Right

Clip on their page and look at the videos. There's two more one that briefly showed the truck afloat on the boats then another showing it pull off on the other side

Just trying to figure out what the reasoning is there

Lol. There's other clips of it floating on the boats and unloading.

I wish they still made trucks such as this one!

Did they call it Maurice because it spoke of the pompadeus of love?

И грузовичок красавец, и вся команда молодцы!

Облицовка ,,Форд,,а.

And possibly some outriggers !

Тоже задаю этот вопрос!

Why?? this is you tube why not?

A movie scene. I guess

To go accross the river lol

To get to the other side lol

The Little Wonder.

It is not their truck

The driver probably said.." Hold my beer and watch this"!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My dad lost his truck to a shipping company that drove it off a 5 ft tall loading ramp. RIP little truck, you'll be missed.

The fact that that many people were so stupid in the same time at the same place is scary. They do not deserve to have that wonderful of an antique truck to pull a stunt such as this.

А потом, как поднимают со дна.

@@user-zw5jv9jc8s 😀

скорее всего нечего было показывать😀😂🤣🤣

And also the most stupid.

God loves those men very much, or they would all be dead.

I was certain that it was going to end up in the drink at the first attempt.

😳 This is one of the most pointless, dangerous, reckless and idiotic strategies for transporting a vehicle across a small body of water that I've ever seen! I'll never accept the notion that ^this was the only option to move this truck from point A to B! There are OBVIOUSLY other vehicles there, and i know they didnt all come over on that ridiculously small "barge" thing. So how did they get there? What's even worse(hard to believe, I know), is that this is obviously a carefully restored antique truck, which has ZERO business being put in ^that situation!

@@HighlanderNorth1 why shouldn't the classic working vehicle be worked like the classic sports car is raced? It went fine, the other videos show it.

Two boats give it incredible stability. As long as one boat handle the weight It should be fairly stable. Given the size of the boats I think it would Float pretty good.

​@@openyoureyes3113 You go try this with a couple of toy boats and a toy truck. Then report back to us how many times you dumped the truck into the water. This setup is incredibly unstable. The boats are not tightly lashed together and the truck make the center of mass of the whole assembly (boats, planks, truck, and payload in truck) way too high above the water line. This is like balancing an upside-down pendulum. I has to be done perfectly with continuous correction so that the truck will not dump into the water. Here is an example. >> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-meMWfva-Jio.html Ed Schultheis, PE Mechanical engineer and manufacturing consultant for 35 years Schultek Engineering & Technology, Inc.

I have often wondered what an OSHA inspector would react to the old farm equipment I operated on the farm. Especially mounted corn pickers and combines. Open xhains, belts, pulleys, and shafts everywhere.

Holdt mein Pilsner.

Schwachsinn , daß wurde immer so gemacht nur hat man Kühe , Traktoren oder sonstiges transpotiert !

@@marioweber707 SO dilletantisch wurde das sicher nicht gemacht.

@@bjoernhallandsen5287 Sie haben Ahnung ??? Übrigens ich bin einer von denen die den Framo verschifft haben. Auch habe ich schon ganz andere Sachen mit dem Kahn transportiert .

Im Spreewald gibt es nicht nur Gurken ...

Those are better odds than I would propose.

Perhaps a Framo or Barkas 901/2, early 1950s?

@@torpedience I did a little research to confirm your theory, it is a 1954 Framo/Barkas V 901/2 light lorry, with a 900 cm3 two-stroke Otto motor.

Да, это 2-т. Фрамо, предшественник Баркаса

Impresionante irresponsabilidad

@@chappytodo1547 😂😂

Das siehst du in einem anderen video auf dem kanal