I went over the edge. Now what??
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A woman got stuck in the snow when @Google maps sent her down an unmaintained road while trying to get home from a day of skiing. Just like with most @Subaru cars, it did just fine until it bottomed out from low ground clearance. So I took my @Dodge @RamTrucks 2500 out to get her pulled out. It looked like a simple pull, so I hooked up my @YankumRopes and started to pull her out, but I got a little off track and slid over the edge. Luckily I had a @harborfreight Badlands winch on the back that made self recovery simple and quick. I then turned us both around and pulled her out forward to the pavement. After that we headed down the mountain and everybody made it home without further issue.
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this is why I enjoy your channel Casey! Your humor and honesty! What a great rescue and super sweet dual tire air inflation system!
Love your work. Its not something we see a lot off d o wn here in Australia. The bush and getting stuck yes but not in snow. Great work yet again. Thankyou
Don't sweat it Casey...you could have edited the part where you ditched the truck but you are man enough to show that it can happen to the best of the best...!!!!
Just out of curiosity, how much will you charge yourself for pulling yourself out...!!!!
Just kidding, I couldn't help myself...!!!!
Keep up the great work and I admire your honesty and work ethics...!!!!
Hey Casey it happens to the best of us but everybody got out with no harm and no damage so that still makes this a awesome recovery. I sure do love your system for airing up your tires. Keep up the awesome job and as always be safe 👍
Casey to the rescue. Good job overall. Everybody went home. No injuries, no vehicle damage. Casey demonstrates repeatedly how important being well prepared is. I just got my new 12k badlands winch. Feels really good knowing I have another tool for self recovery, or helping others in need. Have a great day Casey! Be safe out there. God bless you.
That is a cool setup for airing up your tires equally. Really enjoyed this journey. No one is immune to the slide off or getting stuck in snow covered ice. You are pretty freaking awesome Casey. Peace.
You take any non track vehicle into to deep rutted snow you absolutely got to assume you are gonna get stuck eventually. Wonderful job Casey…like always a pleasure to watch
That road is really scenic and heavily shaded in spots. When it's not covered with snow, watch out for deer and elk! Double tire air is genius 😊👍
Thank You for your honesty in your videos, even when you make a mistake, you don’t edit it out😊 Thank you for being so REAL, instead of using 5-7 people “Lights, Camera, Action” BS on other recovery channels. I watch you because of You! Plus ok some Grumpy, Nate, Riley😊 Your Honesty, integrity, your expertise, your knowledge and explanations and you are funny as heck!😂 Keep up the great videos and stay safe out there! ❤️🙏
Cool set-up for airing your tires back up. You are staying on track with showing us recoveries and explaining them, and showing us the repairs of stuff that gets broken in the process. Some folks who have recovery YT channels have gone overboard with the family stuff and the recovery culture stuff. I like families and culture groups, but I watch for what you are sticking to. You do a tiny bit of other stuff with wife, daughter, grumpy, & Austin, and I like that, because it's... a tiny bit. Keep doing what you're doing, and thank you. If I sound grumpy it's because I'm stuck in an airplane factory in Everett WA and won't be able to escape for some time.
Casey nothing gets your goat. As a 30 yr truck driver, I have to admit how easy it is to get off the path backing up in snow at night. One nice thing with a 53 ft box, as long as you don't sink your drives, you'll probably yank it out.
i feel the same way about the red turd as you do about your truck. i love and only own 4x4's but i had a king ranch that was a 2 wd in great shape. so i bought a 4x4 that suppose to have a bad engine and rear end and planed on using it to turn my king ranch into a 4x4. long story short i got it cleaned up running good fixed the E brake and the A/C worked so i just started driving it. and 13 years later i'm still driving it. and all it needs is a new front seat.
Good job! Your someone’s hero every time you do a recovery for one of your customers! To think you don’t even have to wear a cape?🤔😂
Good showcase of how capable the Subaru AWD is when clearance isn’t an issue.
Yes everybody is safe so all is good! I noticed at the time of filming that your right side head lamp on the truck was dim. Not sure if you have fixed that yet, normally that is a sign of a bad ground wire connection.. Thanks Casey and thumbs UP to you, have an awesome day! 👍🌅
Good old GPS gets another one!!
...and once again, Casey saves the day!!
STAY FROSTY!!
KEEP YOUR HEAD ON A SWIVEL!!
Safe travels, friend!!❤️
Casey, we so enjoy your being human when in a recovery, glad to watch your channel !!! --- makes my day in a terrible propagandized world, I'm smiling when I watch your Chanel, you need a camera person, :)
Thank you for another view of the life of an offroad recovery expert (well, except for the part where you got stuck, lol). Nice video and good content. Later!
Love the tire pressurizer system you built! Genius.
Casey you’re got at giving people valid compliments! 👍
Great Filming Work Casey 👌 👍 👏
We Absolutely Love Your Channel ❤
That lady could drive and took diriections great ,very rare!
I understand liking the old truck and not knowing why. My favorite of all of my trucks was my 99 Dodge 2500, I had two of them and really liked them both. I had one for 13 years and would still have it but when it started to nickel and dime me, I let it go. I wish I would have just kept them both and fixed them.
Everyone gets stuck or messes up now and again. When it's your time it's your time! Lol
Edit: was kinda hoping you'd use the Subi to yank out the Dodge lol
Casey I really enjoyed this video look on the bright side you getting stuck is why people should always stay in the tracks. I knew you would have no problem getting out there isn't anything you can't handle in my opinion.
Keep up the great work
Good ole Road 40! One of my favorites. I used to use it to go to Bend every time. A couple of years ago I winched a boatload of people out of that little dip at Road 4240 where the snow stays later than everywhere else.
That tire inflator is genius. Thanks for the warning about the scam. I only gave my number and no other information. I got no response. I was skeptical.
That Oregon slush/snow combo must be a mess! Such patience! Great job, Casey!
Man I want to come there and meet you and get you to show me around that area so bad because it is gorgeous my wife and I was so so love to go somewhere like that and see the sights up in the mountains
Having been on both ends of that kind of recovery, I have generally turned off my headlights when I am going backwards. I think it helps people to where they are going if their headlights are. I miss the NW a bunch.
Admire your channel Casey. Looking at your tires in this one I honestly think that a set of old fashioned Firestone or BFG's or their equal in the same size as you are running in the Mud and Snow pattern would serve you better . Just a thought from down here in Australia.
In deep snow yes, mud terrains would be better. On ice or crusty snow, all terrains are far better
@@CaseyLaDelle ok, thanks for that Casey. When I was growing up in Ontario mud and snows were all that were available. Take care and stay safe.
4.29.22 Another fine rescue. Thanks for making the video.
That road even sounded sloppy. Happy everything came out okay.
I think I’ve figured you out, you don’t like boring recoveries, getting yourself stuck made it better knowing you can/could get out rather easy! Why did the chicken cross the road? To watch Casey hook up the tree saver strap to winch himself out! 🐓🐓
Nice that you show your oops as well as your wins. Thanks for all the videos.
Great job Casey. Sometimes the best made plans develop a kink. Enjoy watching your videos, always great content and beautiful scenery. Stay safe and GOD bless
You seem to get the best and nicest people who find themselves in a bad spot. That lady in the Subaru sounded just tickled at the compliment and not at all dismayed at the minor delay.
It's always nice to work with people with a positive attitude.
Like your dual tire inflation system - nice setup! I, too, am driving a car that I love to drive, even though it's now 14 years old with 200K+ miles on it. I know part of the reason I like driving it is that I like its looks, it handles well, and has a reasonable amount of power to do what I need, and is a good road car, important in California, Land of Freeways. It's also a land of farm roads, back roads, and mountain roads, which this car also does well on. Good rescue, even if you did go off the road!
We've all been stuck. Like you air setup. I'm a firefighter we use old 4500 psi air tanks to make air tanks.
Man.. I absolutely love that all you guys are running Harbor Freight wenches these days. Honestly I'd say 80% of their tools and equipment is amazing. I'll even take their hurricane line of drills over dewalt or craftsman. Their Pittsburg line of tools isn't the best, but ya know... it got me through a clutch replacement on the side of the road 2000 miles from home once. Granted I did break most of the ratchets in the set, it still got my through.
Casey so much fun riding along with you. Thankfully it all came out well. Until Your next video. Stay safe.
Really glad it all worked out. I know you are tired though.
That is a really good setup to reinflate your tires. I actually meant to ask you about that a few videos ago and forgot. I was wondering if you used one of the small air compressors that you plug into your vehicle. I know from experience that those take forever to do the job on just one tire. Can’t imagine for all four tires. I’m glad you showed how you do that. Thank you. Stay safe and God Bless
I did the same the last time I went out to rescue someone stuck in the snow. I ran a strap from the rock slider on my truck to a stump and winched forward which pulled it back up onto the road. Same conditions. Went from mud to 2' of snow in about 50 yards.
Might have been able to avoid that ditch if your passenger side headlight wasn't so dim 😜 another fun video!
Hmmm, it appears that women drivers are not as bad as the internet says and men are, well ...............😅🤣😂
I wonder if you had hooked the rope to the passenger side of your truck, if it would have kept you in the ruts. Also I like your air up system. Similar to mine, very functional
DOUBLE WINCH FOR THE WIN! i love my rear winch.
Nothing like a good dose of humility to keep one humble. Love the oh well attitude in dealing with life’s challenges.
Casey, nice recovery, but when you are driving at night, I believe it would be good for us (viewers) if you turn on your fog light, high beam or any additional off road light, we can see where you are driving. Same principal when you wlak out of your truck and the camera light is NOT enough... a Head Light/Flashlight would also help us see where you are going or doing... Just my two cents... / Thank you
Every light I had was on.
@@CaseyLaDelle I hate to make comparisons, but since Matt added those under body lights and also the additional light they have with the camera on, made a world of difference... once again, my two cents, from a viewer point of view...
@@paulquiroz4070 they also have editors that know what they're doing and can correct lighting...
I thought the lighting was fine considering it's a one man shoe like Casey commented above. It does make it feel a little more real.
The thing I like about the van is the pto and charge controller to run the winch. Yes I have a parking brake bypass if I need it.
I like the gadgets you make to make your life easier, well done.
Hello from a flatlander up in Manitoba, Canada. Love the low drama attitude and straightforward approach. Snow always fascinates me with how many different behaviours it can have depending on temperature etc it can be really deceiving.
What tires and what size are you running? I’m impressed with how they handle sloppy snow like that.
37x12.50
Hey Casey , watch out for the .... never mind 🤦♂️🤣
The main thing is you got yourself and them out! Good job either `way!
Made me smile. I enjoy your transparency.
Always a good day when you have a new video out.
5:40 Ops LOL.. It happens to the best Casey. 👍
Yep: weather is fun at this time of year. We had 60 degrees and all snow melted Tuesday, 30 degrees and four new inches of snow Wednesday morning.
I like your alone videos the best also! The helper videos are cool also, no doubt, but you alone is for sure the best! 💓
I chuckled at the "pretty simple" part. Paul at Fab Rats keeps saying things will take xyz amount of time, in my group that would earn a smack upside the head for jinxing us.
Awesome Recovery! Even if you got stuck 🤭
You’ve a light out Casey. 😅😮❤
Great recovery as usual!! if its only a bit of hurt pride compared to damage from sliding off the road, thats still a success. Just a 2 for 1 recovery job is all, keep up the awesome work
Love the setup you use to air up your tires, looks like simple and works well. Couple questions tho, is the CO2 tank filled with co2? or just regular compressed air? Also, how is it from a cost standpoint (up here in Vancouver B.C. a 20 lb tank like you have is close to $50 a fill with taxes etc...) is a tank good for many fills or are you basically done after 4 tires? .....Thanks.... btw.. keep up the content.. Love your channel :)
Yes, Co2. Depending on how low I go on my air pressure, I can fill up all four tires 8 to 10 times
Could happen to anyone. Keep smiling you ROCK !!
This was excellent - I love the classic recoveries! Can't wait to see what you have for summer content!
Good video of the real world, great job!
Excellent video. Nicely done. That's a really cool Air set up
Never say easy or simple!! Lol now you learned Casey. 🤣😁
I have a 2004 Dodge 3/4 ton 4x4 quad cad 5.7 hemi with a 5 speed. With 300986 miles on it and I would not trade it for anything.
I love that the way you’re got it set up.
always good to see someone own their mistakes. nice one
I have to agree w/ you I have a 2008 Ram 1500 lifted truck on 37’s I get 11ish miles to the gallon and love it. It has almost 42,0000 miles on it original engine & tranny. And it is gas.
Maybe someone has thought of this, BUT why not provide a 'family band" walkie talkie radio to your clients when pulling them out? That would make instant communication available.
Pretty simple so far. Famous last words😂😂😂
You did not lose this one it just got a little complicated when you had to winch yourself out. It happens to the best of them. Maybe someone needs to leave a message with Google Maps to warn people that road is only good to drive on from May to September maybe October!
At the end of your Headline you state Now What?? what question exactly are you asking us? Asking for all of RUclips.
47 years ago I cleverly slid my 72 Power Wagon with chains on all 4 tires off a patch of ice and over a 50 foot snow covered embankment sideways into a small creek. The Dodge did not have a winch. It was near dark and I was 3 miles past the gate on a fire road in the Colorado Roosevelt National forest on a Sunday evening and it was getting dark. So I started walking.
A half hour into my walk of shame I was overjoyed to meet a guy from a Jeep club tooling up the same road, and he had a winch. He hooked to a tree and dragged the Power Wagon sideways up the bank and back onto the road.
I took back all the insults I had been entertaining about Jeepers going out on a weekend in the National forest to see how totally they could get stuck and then spending the rest of the afternoon getting their buddies out of the muck.
By the way one of the most dangerous times to be operating a heavy tracked vehicle is on a sloped patch of ice. They can slide sideways like they are on ice skates.
You make great videos Casey, very entertaining
HEY! Good morning Casey !
Its "open says me! " HAHA
That wet heavy snow is nasty. It is basically water and ice. If there isn't ice under it, it can turn into ice very quickly, especially if you spin your tires, which often you can't avoid. Not fun. It is not surprising that you went for a ride off the road in that stuff. That type of snow causes so many accidents. Give me a nice dry snow, if there must be snow, any day over that stuff. Your pickup did very well pulling that car out given the kind of snow you were on.
Two things you need. Gooder lights on the back of that truck. A bowling ball with an eyebolt stuck through it. Use the bowling ball to maintain some tension on the line when reeling it back in.
The important thing is a boy scout is always prepared. well done!!!
Could you explain your battery/ batteries in your truck ref:- your winch 👍🏻😜
In spite of more than expected difficulty a very enjoyable informative video.
Hope your careful when you go out on09999+ those calls that are way out in the middle of nowhere. So you aren't being lured into something really bad.*
Thanks for the rescue!
I love those wheels!
Love your videos!
I did a Morimoto headlight conversion on my truck...huge difference!
Your candor is appreciated.
I enjoyed watching this episode
Enjoyed it.
I had a similar air inflation system for the truck's but it had 4 inflation hoses, to pump up 4 drive tyres at once, it's called a octopus ha ha ha, 😆.
Some vehicle’s have personality and become comfortable like an old pair of boots you get used to them
Good morning stay safe
That's life dude some times your the bug other times your the windscreen it just depends where your at and on which side the camera.
Great content once more