So it broke down, le brake meme, whatever. What disturbs me

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just ask Americans how they do with 20t heaver tank

>>33002774
Tanks stuck in the mudd are always a pain in the ass, if one doesnt work, you just pull with two in a row. As for the parade, my guess is they were trying to move get it moving and not just draggin it along no matter what, ruining the whole fucking street on the parade route.

Have you tried moving a vehicle that hit the brakes? Fucking idiot

>>33002774
You said it yourself. Le brake meme.

Ever tried pulling a car with its brakes on?

The tank rolled on its own power after an engineer disengaged the mountain brake.

>>33002774
>How is it supposed to recover one of these things when it takes battle damage and loses multiple road wheels and its tracks?
With recovery vehicle on same armata platform.

>>33002774
Literally every country developed the tank first, and recovery vehicle on its base - later. So it's a common picture in most armies to have a new tank and outdated evac.

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>>33002774

Hey. Every new thing won't completed without any mishap. Even Japanese advanced Type 10 MBT got its track shredded during first public demonstration. (Skip to 01:23)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPFCSMNxmWY

(Picture is how the Japanese visualized that incident).

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>>33002813
Its easy to move heavy vehicles when your recovery vehicle isn't built on a T-72 chassis.

mountain brakes are supposed to hold the take on like a 60 degree incline
ofc they are strong as shit, and ofc that low horse power vehicle can't drag the tank

>>33002886
>Ever tried pulling a car with its brakes on?

Yes.

Still doesn't explain how it's supposed to move a vehicle if it's roadwheels are locked due to damage, a not uncommon occurrence on a battlefield.

>>33003688
All sets of road wheels are wildly unlikely to lock since they ride on plaine, unbraked spindles. Double up on pulling vehicles and feel free to tear off minor parts, drag wreck to hard ground, then transport it as usual or repair in place.

Germans pulled Tigers with large half-tracks. Bring enough torque to the game and you can drag any vehicle. AFV recovery is mostly basic rigging and winching. Bring some cable and snatch blocks to increase your pull like every recovery vehicle all the way down to Joe Bob's tow truck uses and you can snatch many things.

There aren't a lot of epic tank recovery pics and vidyas available, but you can certainly learn the principles and geometry by studying heavy equipment recovery. The Tow411 forums have many threads with pics you can study to learn rigging. (Rigging familiarity is also good disaster prep knowledge.)

>there's absolutely no way that a vehicle could lose it's ability to move its wheels
>brakes are magic and 100% resist all force applied to them