WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY: Suspension COMPLETE! StuG III G brakes and drive line linkages test fit

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The StuG III G Transmission needs a lot of work and is on the back burner for now....
Meanwhile, Beau has, after over 12 months, finally finished the suspension and is at last dropping it on its wheels - putting the torsion bars (new and old) to the ultimate test!
We also test fit the refurbished brakes and drive line linkages!
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@michaeldodd7257 23 дня назад

Lying in bed with several broken bones... This keeps me sane. Cheers guys!

@abaialsa712 23 дня назад

Are you heterosexual

@drbichat5229 23 дня назад

Go to Australia. They can put everything back together again. Best wishes

@ai-d2121 23 дня назад

Get well soon! Same here with covid. No broken bones.

@thegolgatha5337 23 дня назад

Get well soon !

@ptonpc 23 дня назад

Hope you recover quickly and well.

@garycharland3018 23 дня назад

Kurt, you've got a great sense of humor. Hang in there, they need you.

@user-ll4lf5go1m 23 дня назад

Well, considering he is the museums owners son, I do not think he is going anywhere.

@ursamajor7468 22 дня назад

@@user-ll4lf5go1mI didn't know that. It's nice to see an instance where nepotism didn't screw up an operation. Kurt rocks.

@Search4TruthReality 23 дня назад

I love the outtakes at the end; because, for all of us who are one-man production teams on RU-vid, you've validated we're not the only one with a script stuffed in our back pocket whilst shooting dozens upon dozens of takes to get it just right. Thanks for demonstrating we're not machines. 📽 🤓

@plainnpretty 22 дня назад

I agree I think Kurt does great maybe it would be simpler to show drone shots of inside and outside of museum while he reads his introduction. We don’t need to see him every time we know how handsome he is .

@AdamMann3D 23 дня назад

It's always nice to be mentioned in an Aus Armour video.

@Panzermeister36 23 дня назад

Indeed

@AdamWeber-pi1gs 23 дня назад

Even though it was about 5:00 AM EST when the video dropped, I perked right up when your name was mentioned...."Did AusArmor just mention Adam Mann?? Cool!" They definitely consulted the right guy about Stugs.

@OnlyChimaira 23 дня назад

The outro clips are gold!

@michaelmcclown5593 23 дня назад

Yup just like Cutting Edge Engineering but without the f-bombs.

@andrewsteele7663 23 дня назад

Thank you, Beau & Kurt, for another episode that has flown by. I truly feel part of the Stug project, having been here from the beginning. Witnessing its progress has been incredible. And that music-I dread it because it signals the end of my weekly indulgence. Cheers

@stephenyoud6125 23 дня назад

I was thinking at the beginning - Kurt is back up to full strength, but seeing his outtakes we can understanding why there's a workshop video only once per week !!! Ha Ha - excellent progress Beau and Glen and good to see Kurt almost back to 100% !!

@ausarmour 23 дня назад

Should we do a full video of outtakes?! 😅

@alexbukovey3012 22 дня назад

@@ausarmour Yes

@GIITW.5OKC 22 дня назад

@@ausarmour Yes please!

@stephenyoud6125 22 дня назад

@@ausarmour Absolutely, mate. and/.or start tagging in a few at the end of each one !! Good on ya!

@ursamajor7468 22 дня назад

I like the outtakes at the end like in this video. Surely, there can't be many. 😉

@jeremysaunders9916 23 дня назад

Workshop Wednesday's are simply just not long enough 😢 you guys just make it look so easy working on this old iron so you know it's not ! So much skill and knowledge, please make more video's or longer episodes 🙏 😊

@davidmartyn5044 23 дня назад

Hour and a half should just about do it.

@grahamejohn6847 23 дня назад

The sheer extent of young Beau's knowledge constantly amazes me. Lol poor Kurt needs a teleprompter I think🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ausarmour 23 дня назад

🤣🤣

@musicmanGTA 22 дня назад

I can agree with all the comments. At 54K views, Aus Armour is doing it right. Great work by all, as always, and Kurt, thanks brother for showing us what it takes to get such a quality result every week. I too dread hearing that the soothing music. Over too soon. Next week can't come soon enough. A great fix for the week. A retired Canuck, I could watch more, all day! But that would mean more editing time for Kurt, so I'll just be thankful for each week's episode we are blessed to see.

@RLhole68 23 дня назад

Thank you Kurt for sharing your bloopers on the intro. Just shows you are human and not everything goes to plan, and you have a sense of humor and can laugh at yourself and share that laugh with the rest of us so again thank and all of you at the museum keep up the great work and look forward to next Wednesday for the last round.

@theeaselrider4032 23 дня назад

12:05 - the venerable rubber whacker. No toolbox is complete without one. I love Workshop Wednesdays. Out of all the millions of things in the Ewe Toob universe, it is something I really look forward to every week.

@creightonleerose582 23 дня назад

Such should be the primary present & right of passage tool for every boys 5th birthday? IE: "Look, itsa HAMMER, but its made outta RUBBER, Watch...!BONK!...Ow!"....... I know very FEW grown men that cant recall that particular youthful episode &/or verification of technology presentation. The ones that cant recall such an event no doubt hit themselves TOO HARD....;)

@ray.shoesmith 23 дня назад

@@creightonleerose582 I saw a 17 year old apprentice knock himself half out with a rubber mallet once. There were roars of laughter that day, except from him. He went home with an egg 😂

@creightonleerose582 22 дня назад

@@ray.shoesmith OMG?!..BaaaaaaHaHaHa! "Apprentice" is certainly RIGHT eh?..Ha! Guess he'd learned a valuable lesson that day? I dunno how he'd survived early toddler-hood n' adolescence?!...Er,..Um,.....Hmm?.... Oh wait, -NOW I DO!...;) Bet ya'allz had some fun with him? "Please findeth me the pipe/paint-stretcher/Blinker fluid yee young man"... Thanks for share/good laugh...;)

@davidgrey4487 3 дня назад

Watching someone paint a stug clutch pedal with a rattle can …my life is complete now. Just wonderful

@ray.shoesmith 23 дня назад

I'm not ashamed to admit I've developed a bit of a man crush on Beau. He'd be a great bloke to have a beer with.

@michaelmcclown5593 23 дня назад

Dude when you gunna do series 4?

@ricksmith4736 23 дня назад

I think a couple of pints in Dad would be a great story and joke night...

@bebo4807 23 дня назад

You should be ashamed.

@orbitalair2103 23 дня назад

You know, thanks for the outtakes, because it shows that you put a ton of work into making the videos. But to be honest, you make it look easy from this side of the camera. Great job Aus Armor.

@depleteduraniumcowboy3516 23 дня назад

The dreaded music means the episode will be over too soon. Another great episode. Thank you.

@a.nonymous3580 23 дня назад

I only figured out something was up with the last one when he got to "muffler shop" lmao

@garfield1415 22 дня назад

Those out-takes were absolutely HILARIOUS, I spat my coffee out laughing so much! I love all the work that you guys are doing. Also, adding that little snippet at the end, makes us love all you guys so much more!!

@terrypinner6909 23 дня назад

love the outtakes .. you are human ;)

@AlhayezRC 23 дня назад

Omg! The bloopers at the end!! I'm dying . So funny Kurt, definitely keep adding those at the end of each vid!!!

@scottyoung9042 23 дня назад

Aus Armor videos are one of the hi lights to my week. They’re such a joy to watch, and such a letdown when they end. The creativity, tradecraft, and historically informative content are amazing to witness. If I ever have the opportunity to visit Australia from the US, your museum and workshop are at the top of my bucket list. Thank you for the love of historical accuracy and preservation you put into all of your exhibits. You all are truly amazing.

@kiwifruit27 23 дня назад

2 videos in one day, even if one was an old one 😂, awesome

@10burna10 23 дня назад

Don't normally comment but I saw the first video drop which was replaced by this one. I got two Aus-armour videos today! Pretty happy! Also, loved the out-takes. Really love this channel, next time I'm in Cairns I'll definitely come n visit.

@courtman007 23 дня назад

We need a Cutting Edge Engineering Collaboration

@johnnewman366 23 дня назад

Why? They are more than 1,700km away from each other, It’s not just a quick 10min trip down the road for either of them, true?

@gerardhogan3 23 дня назад

Well it's not like you're asking Hewesy from the UK to drop in.

@joeljohnson4512 23 дня назад

"F*&# Off Train ...errr ...ummm.....Firefly!" Though I'm sure Homey could find lots to chew on

@ausarmour 23 дня назад

🤞🤞🤞🤞

@darrylg7600 22 дня назад

I look forward to this every Wednesday!

@TheSavageRepairman 23 дня назад

Thanks for adding that last bit Kurt. It hadn't occurred to me that you had a challenging job the way you edit your content. well done lad.

@jetnavigator 23 дня назад

Love the outtakes!

@Omnihil777 20 дней назад

'stralian adjustment: a hammer. LOL Beau at his best. Love that guy! Dimitry's a chad, too.

@robertmorey4104 22 дня назад

Just think all those linkages and levers were designed without computers and on paper drawings. Kinda mind boggling. Very cool to see it come together.

@lukefriesenhahn8186 23 дня назад

This is one of the few things I look forward to every week, and Workshop Wednesday makes it worth it.

@rhyswoodman6781 23 дня назад

Fantastic episode!. Love the bloopers, shows how much effort goes into these videos.

@charlesemerson6763 23 дня назад

Craig, you are a true star, bloopers galore.

@johnanon6938 22 дня назад

When I saw the rod end yoke had a notched shank I wondered if it was for a clevis pin spring clip, took a look and all the modern ones stop to the sides but never seem to reach around to where the notch is. Not saying that WW2 German vehicles didn't have them but Beau might be right about a safety clip for the nut although I can't say I've seen that before, but have seen two jam nuts used there and nylocks. I do enjoy AusArmour restoring these old vehicles and of course Kurt's camera work, with Many Thanks!

@PeterNissen878112 23 дня назад

Yippee! It's Wednesday and that means...................

@pjrebordao 23 дня назад

Amazing! the plumbing to remove the brake pad dust

@creightonleerose582 23 дня назад

Pretty cool/simple method to use the centrifugal force present within already existing parts to accomplish a secondary task. I wonder what the pad material was made from as to WW2 German tanks & AFV's? -Prob Asbestos?... In that case, YES, you'd DEF want such piped >> outtve >> the vehicle!...But still dangerous, as I cant see such a unique system capturing, collecting, containing & extracting 100% of the brake dust outtve the brake drum or crew compartment itself?....

@itssteve4396 23 дня назад

Another great Episode, thanks Guys! Nice to hear that Evan McCallum and Adam Man shared some Information on the paintjob. They are great guy and knows their StuGs

@fatcat3211 23 дня назад

I'm amazed how Beau got that corroded brake to work.

@gunrunner35 23 дня назад

Another fun watch! Thank you Kurt for putting these together and for filming the lads and all the hard work they do. I still marvel at, and am envious of, the lads being able to build and work on these awesome vehicles and equipment every day. My literal dream job. I truly love Wednesday's for being able to see the latest episode of AusArmor TV, aka Workshop Wednesday's. Keep up the great work lads! Can't wait for next week's episode.

@Maiko100876 23 дня назад

AWESOME! BEST SHOW ON RU-vid!! This makes my Wednesday!

@wazza33racer 22 дня назад

For quite some time, Kenworth trucks used torsion bar suspension on their prime movers. Known in the industry as "broom sticks" they had a heavy rating for GCM. It was possible for them to snap. There is a story that a truckie broke down in outback queensland, and had a friend fly out a new torsion bar in a cessna..........but there was nowhere to land. So his friend threw the torsion bar out the plane at low altitude near the broken down truck.

@gerrymilidantri6457 23 дня назад

I love this channel and my wife loves your Australian accent. The attention to detail assembling these monster of vehicles is truly amazing. We really enjoyed the bloopers segment also

@VegasCyclingFreak 23 дня назад

Thanks for my Stug fix! Gotta love German engineering... love the bloopers at the end lol

@captcarlos 23 дня назад

All good, keep the out takes… Effn learious! ‘Lot going on! But it can all be played with inside the hull. Great to watch you guys go at these projects..

@mamabearandpapabear4689 23 дня назад

Kurt, your outtakes are hilarious!

@tdezyn 23 дня назад

It might help to write the intro on a white board and read from there? Just an idea. Quite some engineering gone into those tanks although all tanks would have had similar working parts. Certainly kept an assembly line busy.

@ramisalomaki5318 23 дня назад

To Aussi Armour, i don't remember when that Stug was built but if it's built in 1944 or before, paint should be rotbraun basecoat, then dunkelgelb and then camouflauge pattern. After 1945, paint after basecoat it could only be dunkelgelb or dunkelgrün. And plus camouflage pattern colors

@eaglebrink 22 дня назад

The struggle is real Kurt!!.😂😂😂😂👍👍

@billguernsey6419 23 дня назад

Being a hyper literalist I chuckled at the term passenger side, I really loved the outtakes

@Rudi-Mhz 21 день назад

This is Kurt......👍 Beau does the Job😉

@kirkyorg7654 20 дней назад

such interesting engineering decisions they made back 80/90 years ago compared to how we think and design today love these videos

@SootHead 23 дня назад

Love the blooper reel. Needed to crack a smile this morning and you gave it to me, along with the great StugIII content. Thanks.

@billgreen4388 22 дня назад

Well done ,chaps. What skill and determination 🤓

@ricktrenaman6838 23 дня назад

Video production ain't easy. Love your work 👍

@R0xxo 23 дня назад

Love the out takes at the end. Keep up the great work, Kurt from Oz Armor!

@davidmussack4529 23 дня назад

I love Workshop Wednesday. Your staff does amazing work, and the subject mater is so cool.

@billgunter3484 23 дня назад

I so much enjoy watching everyone working to put these old armor items back in working order. Keep it up.

@steveyountz9184 23 дня назад

As a retired photographer I have recorded thousands and thousands of stand-up's and I just told reporters to remember 2 or 3 points and to BS the rest. It generally helps the editor if there is a pause between takes and what you are doing is not natural so you are doing a good job.

@clydedopheide1033 19 дней назад

Kurt, your blooper real was hilarious, keep up the great work

@geraldmiller5260 22 дня назад

All these episodes are brilliant! Historians of the future are going to love all the dedication you all show.

@gazza124561 23 дня назад

Excellent work shop wednesday

@red_d849 23 дня назад

i LOVE workshop wednesday

@jeffreytan2948 16 дней назад

Keep at it Kurt. You're doing great !

@timwerner7771 23 дня назад

OMG that brake -dust- removal- system is amazing. Who would ever have thought of that?

@ray.shoesmith 23 дня назад

Ze Germans!

@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 23 дня назад

What a wonderful job. That's not employment, it's a dream come true ! Working out the genius behind the design, to find what is missing and how it should've worked. What a divine mixture of skills, Renovation, Restoration, fabrication and a detective story ! Thanks for 22 minutes of pure escapism.👍🏼 It's what Wednesdays were made for.🤔

@william6526 23 дня назад

German engineering never ceases to amaze me.

@martines8023 23 дня назад

Ending - the best off the start😂

@ShedBuiltStuff 23 дня назад

Outtakes ? “Hi I’m Kurtis from Cutting Edge Engineering” 😂

@ausarmour 23 дня назад

🤣

@richardkowalski9580 22 дня назад

Love the out takes at the end and just shows how hard it is. Ive been there and done that and its not easy. great work as always guys.

@Slaktrax 23 дня назад

Bo is priceless. 🙂

@schwabrichard9829 23 дня назад

Good morning from Virginia! One more great video, they are just to short!!! Curtis you gave your secrete away. We thought these videos were a one take breeze. Beau, you make the most complicated workings on a Stug sound simple. Big round of applause for Dmitri and his planning ahead on parts ordering!!!!

@user-fp4yn3rr6m 23 дня назад

Fantastic craftsmanship & progress!

@sableliger327 22 дня назад

Been following this video series since day 1. Lovew it. Keep up the good work, lads.

@terryhatcher9644 23 дня назад

Great work on the brakes. Bo or Beau surely is a craftsman. For a Ginger. Never knew he was a curly haired Ginger. He has the skills of one of the Dwarf Blacksmiths of Asgard. He does do what seems to be magic work sometimes. Does he have engineering training, or does he have a natural eye for spacial mechanics. I noticed Dez has similar skills for figuring things out also. Your whole staff seems to be very talented in their own niches. It is a pleasure to watch people knowing what they are doing. After this project take a run down to Brisbane and look up Jade Blair.

@user-zh3wy3tl7f 23 дня назад

Great épisode and funny bloopers ! Thanks

@stevegarbacz8573 23 дня назад

LOL...The bloopers at the end of your video were priceless Kurt ! I now understand why you take a few days off when you're under the weather. Your job sure requires a CLEAR MIND.

@BF5player 23 дня назад

Still liked the other one even though it was a repeat

@mikewinkelman7015 23 дня назад

The best videos on youtube . Thanks guys.😊

@alankeith7866 23 дня назад

C'mon Kurt! Stick to the script!! Thanks for another great video!!!

@alancrowley7991 23 дня назад

Kirk you are a true professional....👌

@SanDiegoHarry1 23 дня назад

Great, yet again. my 2 fav channels are you (putting things together) and "Idocars" which is a guy tearing engines down. Love it!

@Michaelnorman-jy2sz 23 дня назад

Hey Kurt, love the outtakes, thanks for including them. The team are doing a fantastic job as always.😃 Looking forward to seeing the finished vehicle.

@roymilton426 23 дня назад

Your stug is amazing, entertaining viewing. Thank you guys.

@janpieterkraaijer7609 23 дня назад

Hi Kurt, I like your bloopers!😂

@vicpecka7356 22 дня назад

Ft. Benning is now Ft. Moore

@stevefoster6299 22 дня назад

Love the blooper reel

@JoeyWebber955 23 дня назад

Loved the outtakes , lets you know it isnt as easy as you think .

@boothsservice-tj3ys 23 дня назад

You've been watch a little bit of kurtis Cutting Edge Engineering for your edition skills 😅

@HeathLedgersChemist 23 дня назад

Good video. Looking forward to seeing it again next week...

@VicNoel-fk5vg 23 дня назад

Thanks for another great video! LOVE the outtakes!😂😂

@millycarrington 23 дня назад

I would have thought those holes in the brake shoes and the 'exhaust' ducting setup would have been more for forced brake cooling rather than dust extraction?

@ray.shoesmith 23 дня назад

Brakes are lined with asbestos

@scottmclennan6114 23 дня назад

Cue cards fellas.

@frenchroast1355 23 дня назад

Kurt's outtakes are hilarious. Funny how the brain just disconnects from the speech center at times.

@johnnapier8192 23 дня назад

Looks like you used my old 80s speaker stands to support the Stug! 🤣🤣

@alesharazim7608 16 дней назад

Paráda,mám vás rád.Aleš,Plzeň,Česká republika.

@wizardtowergames 20 дней назад

You all are an inspiration, I am making a 1/2 scale Stug out of wood and powered by a gocart engine. I was going to do a Tiger, however could not fund good drawings. So a Stug it was.

@user-jy1qq1ni4b 23 дня назад

Love your work guys. Thanks. You have to wonder how they originally decided to use so many moving parts. It's as if they had a build requirement, and then fit it in around what was already designed. I am sure it was more technical than that, but looks at these legacies we have.

@Nick-kn5lb 23 дня назад

Cant wait to get to AusArmourfest this year. Great work as alwayays fellas.

@chesterfield7770 23 дня назад

So then the Stug was easier and cheaper to build . . . Looking at your fantastic job ( twice today ) it doesn't look that easy . I love to look at your fantastic job on all these 80 years old vehicles . Thank you for sharing . Cheers from Belgium .

@johnbradshaw354 23 дня назад

Great update Kurt and Beau on the Stug 111 G brakes and linkages. Amazing work, well done Beau! Thank you for sharing.

@lesthiele4921 22 дня назад

Hi Kurt the outtakes were great, you get there in the end, I absolutely enjoyed my time at the museum in April, in so e ways there is too muvh to see in one visit, best regsrds from a Kiwi living in Melbourne, Les