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>>EDB Anker notifies the user that HBT-Mammoth is primarily a design work and a replica of the Mammoth tank Mk.III unit from Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars. The HBT-Mammoth is not intended for any combat or survival use.
Glad to see a fellow C&C enthusiast!
To unlock the sabgrids responsible for the gun turret movement, press button 8 on the first page of the toolbar, there is a timer-block there.
just in case I will ask you if you have the possibility to use scripts enabled in your world ?
If not, the tank will not go anywhere.
I don't know what your problem could be.