SHERP in Greenland Expedition

This summer, three SHERP UTVs took part In Arctic Rift Copper Project in Greenland. ARC is significant, large-scale project with historical exploration results indicative of an extensive mineral system with potential to host world-class copper deposits.
The most advanced prospect within ARC is the copper-silver bearing discovery zone, located at the northern end of Neergaard Dal. The discovery zone is comprised of at least three parallel Brescia faults trending northwest-southeast, with the furthest faults being around 2km apart. The faults are traced for a minimum of 2km along strike before they disappear underneath moraine. The Discovery Zone is open in both directions.
Initially, the expedition members traveled to their destination by ship, and then through different parts of the earth's surface. That is why, to overcome all sea and terrestrial obstacles, the investigators needed SHERP utility task vehicles. In expedition used 3 all-terrain vehicles with a unique custom design. The members of the expedition sailed on all-terrain vehicles, rode on snow, ice, left the water and ice on the shore.
More information about this expedition, as well as photos and videos, you will soon be able to read and see on our website in the section with our cases: sherpglobal.com/

[@malachischarfe3781]

these things are so sick, could never afford one

[@REFUSETRUCKS3]

Are they all ill and vomiting then..... ? There all unwell apparently.

[@malachischarfe3781]

@@REFUSETRUCKS3 ha ha ha.......

[@travislane6727]

I have a great idea for you guys but make sure you Patton it!!! Put a fin on top of the Sherp that flips from side to side, so when it flips over in the water it can use the fin just like a fish to lip back over! Make sure the fin is durable as possible so it not easily knock off.

[@dang373]

awesome!!!!
the first vehicle i would buy if I won the lotto.
much cooler then a Ferrari

[@biggeo_ru]

True piece of art of Engineering , respect to Garagashian

[@berndw.7206]

🤝

[@sherpusa]

No limits to what these machines can do!

[@MatthewHensley8304]

I actually seen a video where a guy got a sherp stuck in mud and had to use another machine to pull it out.

[@sherpusa]

@@MatthewHensley8304 Every so often the moon aligns perfectly with the sun and earth and we get an eclipse too. 😁

[@fredspreadem5638]

@@MatthewHensley8304 Fake news, you can't even provide a link; get ready to be HIMARS'd, katzap liar. Glory to Ukraine, Death to the Katzapstan.

[@janrozema7650]

Pure awesome

[@wildchild8050]

NASA should take a few of these to the moon 😂

[@BlackSeaRC]

The SHERP is undeniably a very capable vehicle that has developed from a pioneering all-terrain amphibious vehicle concept. I have a question though - why was the unique (at the time) concept not patented? Surely your biggest challenge now is competing against the 15+ other manufacturers building vehicles of a very similar design, configuration and performance?

[@fredspreadem5638]

Some of the finest Ukrainian engineering in existence.

[@travislane6727]

I have another idea 💡. Patton this one as well! Put powered and or hydraulic feet at the top back or the back top so when the sharp is on its butt you can use that emergency Lift (E-Lift). Kinda like E-Break but a butt lift! If the Sherp lands on its back on land if the “Fin” is durable enough it could possibly be used as a emergency maneuver! (E-Fin) on an sports Sherp for land “Fin” can be completely durable and hydraulic for flip over use and or sports strategie flip over tumble maneuvering!!!

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[@KMM4715]

Hello

[@Sifizero]

more please.

[@cantagallo5710]

Bellissimo straordinario