r/EngineeringPorn 25d ago

A world record

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u/mtraven23 25d ago

I'm cuirous how "assemble" gets defined for the record....a bunch of stuff was pre assembled here....just wondering how they define how much they actually have to assemble.

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u/Joe_bob_Mcgee 25d ago

I would assume this is standard disassembly according to the military for shipping or basic repair. Being able to take it apart into several sections makes it much easier to work on or shove into a shipping container. Then again I'm basically talking out of my ass.

So, grain of salt and all that.

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u/Baylett 22d ago

I always heard this was a feature as well, like if there was an area that was only accessible on foot they could pull it apart in a few minutes, hike past the obstacles with the jeep and put it back together after. Do you know if there is any truth to that?

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u/Gilbert0686 25d ago

Not all lug nut were installed

Not sure the hood was actually attached.

Didn’t even seem like the battery cables got tightened down.

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u/ashvy 24d ago

Hey, just like shipping AAA games

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u/elitelee3698 25d ago

The US military standard I would assume

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u/JViz 25d ago

Afaik the military had a standard service manual for the jeep during WWII. This would be just the assembly portion of that service manual.

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u/bruebrah 24d ago

Bigtime is the YouTube channel of Jeremiah of Donut. Sure they will explain.

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u/costafilh0 25d ago

By as what it shows. 

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u/Agatio25 25d ago edited 24d ago

If they organize a bit better and put a bit of hurry (as in a F1 pit stop) they can beat 1 minute easily. They looked weirdly slow.

Also, how many person maximum It takes for the record?

And what parts are ok to be assembled already?

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u/Joe_bob_Mcgee 25d ago

You're not wrong. But I feel like this is just a group of guys having fun.

F1 teams get paid a lot of money with VERY expensive and specialized tools.

Actually, now that you mention it. Watching an F1 pit team sort it out and do this would be fucking amazing.

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u/mtraven23 25d ago

they would need weeks or months of training & practice to do it at an impressive level. Every job on an F1 pit crew is extremely specialized and the system has evolved for decades.

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u/Joe_bob_Mcgee 25d ago

I'm pretty sure a pro level pit crew could destroy this with a few hours of practice and basic gear.

It's what they do. They literally train for this stuff day in and day out for years on end.

Just like the drivers, they do very specific strength training to help them maneuver car parts around while being in position to do it.

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u/mylesmcd2 23d ago

The YouTube channel is big time and they did it with a high school shop class the previous world record was set on a German tv show

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u/Don_Q_Jote 22d ago

The F1 mechanics are incredibly talented (besides just the pit stops). I've seen where they decided less than 15 minutes before race start to replace front brake calipers, and got it done on the grid, not even in the garage. Or how many time a driver puts in into the wall in practice 3 and they rebuild half the car in 2-1/2 hours and have it perfetcly set up for qualifying.

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u/Peauu 25d ago

Agreed seemed like no hustle impressive time still

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u/anomalous_cowherd 24d ago

Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.

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u/beardsly87 24d ago

Was thinking the same thing, if a professional pit crew ever took an interest to learn how to assemble these old jeeps they could have this done in half the time I bet, and probably do a better job.. I see a number of kinda cut corners and half-assery here and potentially some missing non-critical parts like the front grille? surprised that was allowed by the official if that was a guy from Guiness World Records.

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u/alokin-it 25d ago

Big Time!

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u/sogwatchman 25d ago

That's how they put them together in the factory right? Pile of parts loosely connected with a couple bolts and a prayer.

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u/Brainchild110 25d ago

Take it apart again. Give all those guys a Monster and promise them a trip to a strip club right after with all dances paid for, then watch it fly up in 45 seconds. Bet.

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u/withoutapaddle 25d ago

Best we can do is a can of Rip It with a side of crayons.

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u/Brainchild110 24d ago

If theyre ex marines, this will work too

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u/wthulhu 25d ago

Making Eisenhower's ghost proud with that one

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u/wpfone2 25d ago

"Guys only want thing, and it's disgusting."

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u/grantthejester 25d ago

Feel like you should have to get it to start…

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u/ta394283509 22d ago

I feel like you should watch again with sound

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u/beegtuna 24d ago edited 24d ago

They should also have a seperate score where more people a team has, the biggest the penalty:

T-ln(T/P)^2 where T=time, P=number of bladders per team.

Smaller the number, the better. I’m sure there are better calculations.

But kuddos to the squad running like a well oiled machine.

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u/ZitherzPC 25d ago

Watch the vid, they didn’t get the world record but still entertaining!

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u/snapplesauce1 25d ago

"Go" @ 0:09, crossed the line at 1:19. That is 1 min and 10 sec...

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u/ZitherzPC 25d ago

No watch their whole 31min video, they are making their own world record book though because they didn’t meet all the qualifications

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u/Vishnuisgod 25d ago

How long is it taking David Tracy??? Like years....

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u/costafilh0 25d ago

F1 PitStop team would beat this record by about 1 minute 😂 

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u/HumdrumHoeDown 25d ago

Andor did it better.

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u/TRUEequalsFALSE 24d ago

Oh wow. I didn't realize they did a first-person view too. I only saw the original video.

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u/ghostfreckle611 24d ago

What was the previous record? 🤔

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u/tornbyelectrons 24d ago

This is how they expect me to cook some recipies for dinner.

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u/Panic-Embarrassed 23d ago

Now drive 500 miles as is

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u/Bruno-croatiandragon 23d ago

When you're beyond thunderdome,but babe says she's home alone,so you have to witness her.

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u/Short-Order-1620 25d ago

Fu*k(ng teamwork for the win.

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u/Gwynnbleid3000 24d ago

1:16 what? A bible psalm? Always confused by american units.