We've seen quite a few Jeeps that have been modified in one way or another. We were sure we had seen everything, but we were surprised by Loco Hauk, which uses the chemical compound H2O for propulsion.
Of course, in this case it is about water, respectively aqueous steam. Jeep Wrangler, with a nickname Loco Hauk, hails from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. There you will find the company Hauk Designs, which is engaged in the conversion of cars, mostly off-road.
Loco respectively 'crazy' is part of a name that refers primarily to unusual drive and three steam wheels Jeep Wrangler. It is a steam engine connected via 6-speed manual gearbox. In this case, the project itself and his own have priority originality, efficiency and the engine is between the last, which they paid attention to during processing.
Efficiency of a steam engine is straightforward funny. We have available 208 liter tank for water, which is sufficient for 2.4 kilometers a long way, even at a speed between 48 and 56 kilometers per hour. At this rate, you'd be spending a ton of time before you could even take advantage of the opportunity six-wheeler drive.
If Loco Hauk impressed you, you can now buy it too. Unfortunately, without the steam engine, as only this one returned to the museum, which is dedicated to steam technology. The purchase will be of interest especially to those who would like to install some 'hacked' engine in it and go on a crazy off-road adventure. There are possibilities, but how Loco Hauk will end his story remains to be seen.
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More information:
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