This video update on the M36 Tank Destroyer includes removing the main gun, cutting out the Russian V12 diesel engine, disassembling the tracks, and finally, removing the turret. You'll get a detailed look at what it could have been like for tank mechanics to service the track systems on these vehicles in the field during world war two.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction to the M36 Tank Destroyer Restoration Project
0:14 - Removing the Gun Tube Assembly with a 20 Ton Shop Crane
1:42 - Starting the Process of Loosening Nuts and Bolts for Track Removal
3:05 - Attempt to Break the Track and Overcoming Challenges with Seized Metal Parts
5:36 - Employing Heat and Force to Remove the Track Successfully
9:18 - Final Steps: Removing the Turret and Preparing for Next Stages