WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY: Panzer II F HATCH and BARREL repair!
141K views · Feb 5, 2025 · Entertainment
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@ausarmour · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned
Q&A about this week’s episode HERE ➡➡ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pDuQXNtXqN8">https://youtube.com/shorts/pDuQXNtXqN8</a>
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@PremierHistory · 1 year ago
Pretty confident the Germans who manufactured that Panzer II turret never thought it would end up on that back of a Triton Ute!
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@highlander147 · 1 year ago
Daz’s skill level? Magician! Loved the attention to detail, finishing the cut edges of that patch with the needle gun to add patina. Wicked 🎉
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@neillawson4493 · 1 year ago
Considering that a slightly derogatory term for a Queenslander is "Banana Bender", it's good to see that you also have skills in unbending as well.
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@OgdenTunkRR · 1 year ago
Loved it when Darryl showed off his handiwork on the hatch he looked like a school boy showing off his project, grinning ear to ear❤
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@Compairholman · 1 year ago
No one knows the bravery of these blokes welding in shorts.
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@cm17107 · 1 year ago
It's genuinely fascinating watching Daryl working on the hatch. I'd never have thought that watching a sweaty Aussie with a blowtorch, angle grinder and a welding gun could be so captivating.
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@RobertEHunt-dv9sq · 5 months ago
Excellent video. Love the barrel straightening technique. The repair of the hatch was also perfect. What a restoration team. Cheers from Texas.
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@skodbolle · 8 months ago
The Aus Armour backlog of video's is the only thing keeping me sane in the sh!tshow of a world we live in right now!.. Thank you so much Kurt and all the other guys for making the best content on YouTube!
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@cyberleaderandy1 · 1 year ago (edited)
Great watching Darrel at work. A real engineer for sure.
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@GustavJSteyn · 1 year ago
Darryl is by far my favorite 'mechanic 'in your whole squad (and no disregard to the rest). But he is always dressed in rugby-shorts and -socks with his Redback-boots. What a legend!
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@bobkohl6779 · 1 year ago (edited)
That barrel is for shooting around corners! Darrel's got a great eye
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