I’m glad you got the call on this one. I know your patience and experience was a help and hopefully he appreciated not being ridiculed or yelled at. Hopefully he tells the drop off site about the lines being switched and they correct it before the truck goes out again! Thanks for all you do! 👍💕👌
I’ll never understand people who think it’s a good idea to belittle or talk bad about the customers who pay their bills. I am in the business of helping people when they screw up or are having a bad day, so it would be pretty dumb to then get upset about it 🤷🏻♂️
I'm with you @Bobbie. Not only did he help the drive with two issues (how to chain-up and the reversed switches), but I also learned how to chain up. I've never had to chain up in the truck, just in my own cars. Now I'll be (?) ready for when I finally encounter it. Casey, you're an angel on the road!
We need more people like you in the world Casey. Not only dealing with an inexperienced driver (not his fault training is lacking these days) but you took the time to help fit the chains and, crucially, explained how to fit them properly and what each element did. And on top of that, giving confidence to the driver that not only were they near their destination but also the topology of the road ahead so hopefully no more surprises for them - on what must have been proving a disappointing and difficult day so far. Patience and the ability to explain something in terms that can be understood by the recipient are skills found to be somewhat lacking these days Love your channel and my favourite on youtube by a very long way.
I only stumbled across this channel a few days ago, so I've only seen a handful of Casey's videos so far, but in every single one of them he did or said something that made me think exactly the same thing: he's such a genuinely good guy, if only there were more people like him.
That driver will never forget you and what you taught him that day. Not only did you show him how to put chains on but you showed great character by the fact you are patient enough to realize not everyone has had the same experiences as you and knows all you know. Great job Casey!!!
This is why I subscribed to this channel, Casey's attitude of wanting to help and spread knowledge always with a good attitude (and honest opinions when deserved).
So glad that you got the call on this one! Your valuable experience and kindness really helped this driver. Showing him how to install the tire chains was above and beyond.❤ Thank You for everything you do to help people. Stay safe!❤️🙏
You're a very patient teacher, and it was very nice of you to help him put his chains on while also teaching him. It was also refreshing to hear the truck driver admit he didn't know what he was doing because these days everyone knows everything. If my daughter ever breaks down while traveling, I pray someone like you is who shows up to help her.
Casey you definitely are making the world a better place with all that you do for folks. That driver will remember you forever for helping him out and teaching him how to chain up and diagnosing his air being plumbed wrong.
Yeah and that's Shame on the school he went to to get his CDL for not showing them how to do it. He may have never have driven on ice before and if he is from the south the only thing he may have seen ice in is his drinks.
Didn’t know what the inter axle lock was either, that comes in handy on steep driveways. I think it’s a little more than just not knowing how to put chains on. But that’s what the driving schools are pumping out hourly. Bare minimum.
I hate to chain but it seams like every time I do I end up teaching a driver how to do it. And I usually end up giving them a handle to tighten the cams, I collect them when I find them. At least you are off the road and don’t have cars flying by next to you and in the dark of night with wind and snow.
@andyklos2785 as a driver that went thru schooling for my cdl 6-7 years ago. The schools only priority is getting you to pass the test, they even admit that
I learned old school how to drive and chain. Just get in and grind them gears. Lots of reading and asking questions and learn from my failures and fortunately no popped tires, wrecks or injuries.
It's a pleasure to see Casey not only helping the paying customer, but also check on the second truck driver and the lady in the car! Great ethics! We need more people of this kind!
Casey, that was mighty good of you to teach the driver to install the chains. I can see the sentiment of “i am a tow truck company, not a driver instructor”
Love the advice. Chains,no chains, truck, car. Anybody anytime. Do not worry about cars behind you. They do not know whatvis happening in your vehicle.
Yes, I don't know how many times I've had cars pass me because I was going a bit slower than them, because of the road conditions, only to find out they couldn't drive as fast as they thought they could too.
WOW!! Driving in the snow and ice. Wearing sweats and tennis shoes!! And doesn't know how to install chains on the truck he's driving!! OMG!! Good Thing you're out there Casey keeping our roads safe!! 👍🏻👍🏻🤣🤣
For anyone out there who has never put chains on, but who has them in case of future need, now is the time to practice. Put them on and take them off on a dry parking lot. Repeat several times. Then, do it again in cold weather. This way, it won't be overwhelming when you _need_ them.
Very kind and patient you are. Spending the time with him on the side of the highway. He still had a bit of a glazed over look on his face, fairly new at driving a truck and a fair bit being thrown at him.
That was super cool of you to help the guy with the chains, and explain it to him without making him feel dumb. Sometimes something that seems so easy for one person is a complete puzzle for another. Keep up what you’re doing, you’re a good man Casey.
Casey's vehicles have more bells and whistles than the Batmobile! 😅 Thank you for the lesson. I always wondered how tire chains were installed. Soooo. Where's Grumpy?
Nice job there Casey. Now this driver will know how to put chains on if he ever needs them again. I always run for a quarter or half a mile and tighten what I can on them. I despise using bungi straps. You don't need them if your chains fit properly.
Love the undercarriage shots! Gut wrenching to watch this trucker discover the holes in his training. It is scary to start slipping around and feeling out of control with 50K onboard. Shame on his trainers and the agency that issued his CDL - this nice man deserved better from those folks. Casey, as always, you were the supreme professional and kind human. This is why I appreciate all that you do, am subscribed, clicked the like button, and watch EVERY video!
First time out I had to chain up and put them on backwards thanks to a older trucker he pointed it out and helped me out at least the guy said he never did it before great video keep up the good work God bless from GA stay safe
A few years ago my son got his CDL and his first job was hauling between White City and Klamath Falls over Hwy 140 on the Cascades hauling at 105,500 pounds. I’m grateful that he’s an exceptional driver and highly capable. Glad that driver got the help he needed
Thank you Casey for taking the time to teach this driver something and not make him feel badly for not knowing. I’m more and more impressed with your skill set and humanity with each video I watch. We forget all that it takes to do what you do because you make everything look easy. 🌺
Dang bro. I absolutely love how kind and professional you are. Once my channel gets monetized i plan on surprisesing my customers with your favorite tow bill. Free! Thanks for reminding the tow community what we're really here for. Respect good sir.
Man! What a meatball!! I used to be a trainer in the oilfield in North Dakota hauling Crude and a lot of the southerners had never chained up before or been in those kind of conditions. Me being from Maine and all the weather and road conditions you learn real quick. All you can do is be patient and man that you are, my hat off to ya brother. Keep up the great work and keep making those videos.
Good job Casey helping an inexperienced driver put chains on his truck! In all my years of driving I have never had to use chains and I live in Colorado!
Mr.LaDelle you are a kind man most tow truck drivers would have said put your chains on and left him I wish more people were like you the world would be a better place thanks for teaching him how to use the chains
Nicely done Casey. Far too many drivers don't know how to chain up including 4 wheelers. I was taught long before I was given a load to go where I would need them. Chaining up is not part of CDL schools & it should be.
I worked for the power company in NW BC, and we usually/always went out , winter storm time... sometimes the chains went on 5 times in a day. You get your tricks and get quick at it. Thats awesome how patient you were with that fellow. I agree crankiness and arrogance just leaves everyone feeling poor. Nicely done
Much respect to you Casey for helping this guy out. Teaching him how to chain up and then trouble shooting the switch problem was great. Then to check on other people before leaving the scene was awesome. Stay safe out there. 🇬🇧😎
You do a terrific job explaining everything Casey. I'm a newer subscriber but I love watching every one of your videos. You're a good dude keep up the good work bud. Unfortunately Casey we are part of a dying breed. Somehow we need to keep it going though. Hard honest workers!
Though I do not drive heavy trucks, as a youth, I was lucky enough to have been taught how to apply tire chains on trucks & off-road Ag tractors. Your tutelage for that driver was invaluable to him for the rest of his driving career. Very well Done.
Casey you’re a good man for taking the time to teach that driver about chains AND troubleshoot his air switches. We need more tow truck operators like you in this world.
Casey, I've said before that you are a rock star, and listening to you give explanations to this driver only proves the point. So many people would get irritated or exasperated, but you are giving solid logical information and advice to him the entire time, helping him understand better. Huge, huge kudos to you!!
You're knowledge and big rig experience really shined on this one Casey. I'm glad you are the one he got and not someone else. I don't think to many others (if any) would have helped put his chains on while showing and explaining how and why they go on that way plus checking the buttons and finding out they hooked them up backwards. You checking on the others before you left showed how kind and considerate you are of others.
Good stuff Casey I’m seriously learning a lot about Big Trucks and rescues from your channel. So glad I stumbled across your channel. That’s a busy spot where your at maaaaan. Oh and the auto chain set up is BOSS
Dude you are one patient person, It would be very easy to become annoyed in a situation like that. Hats off to you to try and educate rather then get in a snit. The man is out there trying to make a living and leaning as he goes. You took the time to help him and educate him during the process. NICE.
Having put chains on a vehicle only once in my life, on a dodge caravan over donner pass, I greatly appreciate the chaining technique you taught to the driver and me and everyone else who views this video! Had a CDL for over 35 years, never got out of the San Joaquin Valley, never experienced sliding around in ice, did get a little mud experience. Kudos to you for the gentle teaching moment!
Casey being so detail oriented in his work is one of the good things about his videos. He is not a "do the quickest least'est and get paid" type at all! First rate work ethic++++++!!!!
Casey so nice how you treated that driver. Watching from the warm comfort of my home he seemed to have problems following simple directions. However, I know if I was cold and stressed I would have trouble the same way. I’m sure your demeanor helps people get through stuff.
Thank for posting this. It's amazing how many people don't know how to install chains. I work for Public Works. We had a new employee from Florida who had never seen snow, an ice scraper or tire chains. It was quite entertaining. We had him chain up a piece of heavy equipment and now he's ready to go.
As always your expertise and calm demeanor taught this driver valuable lessons! Your rollback has quite the assortment of attachments. So awesome Casey! He was so lucky you where there helping and getting his crossed switches identified.
Welcome to Casey’s trucking school. Todays lesson is on chaining your rig. First rule, as always, is kindness. Second is patience. Now on to the class.
Casey, you are so nice. That poor guy needed your expertise on snow chains and on the power/air switches. Great video. I'm watching from Texas. I wouldn't know how to drive in the ice & snow. It's rare down here.
You hade a good day. Glad you got to tech a driver haw to Chan up. Have a wonderful weekend. God bless you and your family and your friends. By safe out there all the time.
Thanks for chaining up the trailer too. Truckers never seem to do that here, and of course their trailers slide all over the road when it gets slippery. I think chains are only required on the drive axle(s).
Very nice of you to show that guy how to chain. They don't teach that in most truck driving schools and I think they should. I've been surprised by how many truck drivers I run into on passes that have never thrown chains in their lives. We all need a hand sometimes so it's good to take a minute and help others out. I always carry a pair or two of triple railers and seven singles. Washington requires five singles, Oregon requires six. I only throw triples when I have to because they are harder to hook up, but the traction advantage is well worth it in really poor conditions. When I was hauling chips at 105,500 I usually had to throw the triples to get up to my house and get turned around when we got more than six inches in a day and I didn't have the time to plow my lot.
That's a real gem of a rescue video Casey! You enabled the guy to know what to do with the chains, gave a reason as to why the brake system was weird, and gave him confidence to get the rig back to the rental yard.
your a good man for helping him above and beyond. great teacher. nothing more sad then watching the chains beat the truck peieces from poor installation
ya if he called anyone else I'm not sure they would've been able to tell the power divider was switched with the airbag. I love how Casey says he's not good at this when he's literally a pro. Great video though, the winter ones are so entertaining.
Great advice with the jake break, i was driving oil wagon in Portland about 30 years ago hit the Jake approaching the yard found one little patch of black ice did the most beautiful 360 right in front of my dispatchers front window as I passed it up turned around and came back
It's pathetic that companies expect drivers to run in those conditions, but fail to prepare them. I helped several drivers through the years chain up. Good job Casey
I’m glad you got the call on this one. I know your patience and experience was a help and hopefully he appreciated not being ridiculed or yelled at. Hopefully he tells the drop off site about the lines being switched and they correct it before the truck goes out again! Thanks for all you do! 👍💕👌
Your patience was definitely a godsend for that driver and thank you for all you do! 👍
I’ll never understand people who think it’s a good idea to belittle or talk bad about the customers who pay their bills. I am in the business of helping people when they screw up or are having a bad day, so it would be pretty dumb to then get upset about it 🤷🏻♂️
I'm with you @Bobbie. Not only did he help the drive with two issues (how to chain-up and the reversed switches), but I also learned how to chain up. I've never had to chain up in the truck, just in my own cars. Now I'll be (?) ready for when I finally encounter it. Casey, you're an angel on the road!
@@rnreajr9184 same here , I've never chained up a big rig either before , but , learned a great deal on how to from Casey , too .
Yah, nothing gained by putting somebody down for simply not knowing something. We all learn things at various times in our life.
We need more people like you in the world Casey.
Not only dealing with an inexperienced driver (not his fault training is lacking these days) but you took the time to help fit the chains and, crucially, explained how to fit them properly and what each element did.
And on top of that, giving confidence to the driver that not only were they near their destination but also the topology of the road ahead so hopefully no more surprises for them - on what must have been proving a disappointing and difficult day so far.
Patience and the ability to explain something in terms that can be understood by the recipient are skills found to be somewhat lacking these days
Love your channel and my favourite on youtube by a very long way.
Top Comment of the internet for today, IMHO! Casey Rocks!
Well said!
I 💯%
I only stumbled across this channel a few days ago, so I've only seen a handful of Casey's videos so far, but in every single one of them he did or said something that made me think exactly the same thing: he's such a genuinely good guy, if only there were more people like him.
$11000 in shinny stuff and a pure heart of gold. GOOD ON YA Casey!!
That driver will never forget you and what you taught him that day. Not only did you show him how to put chains on but you showed great character by the fact you are patient enough to realize not everyone has had the same experiences as you and knows all you know. Great job Casey!!!
This is why I subscribed to this channel, Casey's attitude of wanting to help and spread knowledge always with a good attitude (and honest opinions when deserved).
So glad that you got the call on this one! Your valuable experience and kindness really helped this driver. Showing him how to install the tire chains was above and beyond.❤ Thank You for everything you do to help people. Stay safe!❤️🙏
You're a very patient teacher, and it was very nice of you to help him put his chains on while also teaching him. It was also refreshing to hear the truck driver admit he didn't know what he was doing because these days everyone knows everything. If my daughter ever breaks down while traveling, I pray someone like you is who shows up to help her.
Casey, you’re a damn good man. I hope the people appreciate you.
We appreciate him
The patron saint of towing
Casey you definitely are making the world a better place with all that you do for folks. That driver will remember you forever for helping him out and teaching him how to chain up and diagnosing his air being plumbed wrong.
At least the guy admitted he didn’t know how to put chains on instead of doing it wrong and having them fly off.
Yeah and that's Shame on the school he went to to get his CDL for not showing them how to do it. He may have never have driven on ice before and if he is from the south the only thing he may have seen ice in is his drinks.
Didn’t know what the inter axle lock was either, that comes in handy on steep driveways. I think it’s a little more than just not knowing how to put chains on. But that’s what the driving schools are pumping out hourly. Bare minimum.
I hate to chain but it seams like every time I do I end up teaching a driver how to do it. And I usually end up giving them a handle to tighten the cams, I collect them when I find them.
At least you are off the road and don’t have cars flying by next to you and in the dark of night with wind and snow.
@andyklos2785 as a driver that went thru schooling for my cdl 6-7 years ago. The schools only priority is getting you to pass the test, they even admit that
I learned old school how to drive and chain.
Just get in and grind them gears. Lots of reading and asking questions and learn from my failures and fortunately no popped tires, wrecks or injuries.
It's a pleasure to see Casey not only helping the paying customer, but also check on the second truck driver and the lady in the car! Great ethics! We need more people of this kind!
Wow that guy was certainly out of his element. He’s very lucky that you got the call.
I'm always amazed at the "accessories" you pull out of your vehicles.
It's nice to have a full toy box
Like Inspector Gadget but for tow truck drivers.
It is always best to use the right tools for the job. And Casey works smarter not harder
Best tow truck driver - teaches a truck driver, how to take care of his truck also in winter/ice situations.
Casey, that was mighty good of you to teach the driver to install the chains. I can see the sentiment of “i am a tow truck company, not a driver instructor”
Love the advice. Chains,no chains, truck, car. Anybody anytime. Do not worry about cars behind you. They do not know whatvis happening in your vehicle.
Yes, I don't know how many times I've had cars pass me because I was going a bit slower than them, because of the road conditions, only to find out they couldn't drive as fast as they thought they could too.
WOW!! Driving in the snow and ice. Wearing sweats and tennis shoes!! And doesn't know how to install chains on the truck he's driving!! OMG!! Good Thing you're out there Casey keeping our roads safe!! 👍🏻👍🏻🤣🤣
For anyone out there who has never put chains on, but who has them in case of future need, now is the time to practice. Put them on and take them off on a dry parking lot. Repeat several times. Then, do it again in cold weather. This way, it won't be overwhelming when you _need_ them.
The amount of needed equipment for the what-iffs is what puts you ahead of most. Your calming and educational demeanor is far superior to others.
“..just going to be a super light pull…” cue pulling him with his brakes still set despite telling the guy to release them 😂
Very kind and patient you are. Spending the time with him on the side of the highway. He still had a bit of a glazed over look on his face, fairly new at driving a truck and a fair bit being thrown at him.
That was super cool of you to help the guy with the chains, and explain it to him without making him feel dumb. Sometimes something that seems so easy for one person is a complete puzzle for another. Keep up what you’re doing, you’re a good man Casey.
Thanks for making the rest of us safer one driver at a time!
I'm so happy that you showed him how to put chains on the easy way. I see so many guys that make it way more complicated than it needs to be. 😊
These folks are lucky 🍀 to have ya around that area! Super nice fella that actually helps out! Thanks for all you do for everyone 💯
Casey's vehicles have more bells and whistles than the Batmobile! 😅 Thank you for the lesson. I always wondered how tire chains were installed. Soooo. Where's Grumpy?
You are a good man Casey, I’m sure the driver really appreciated your help and knowledge.
Well done Casey, nice impromptu roadside training on fitting chains. Poor sod looked totally lost on what to do.
Really liked you closing with checking on the other two drivers. Keep up the good work!
Nice job there Casey. Now this driver will know how to put chains on if he ever needs them again. I always run for a quarter or half a mile and tighten what I can on them. I despise using bungi straps. You don't need them if your chains fit properly.
Casey, you are a very good trainer! Good on you for helping this fellow out.
Love the undercarriage shots! Gut wrenching to watch this trucker discover the holes in his training. It is scary to start slipping around and feeling out of control with 50K onboard. Shame on his trainers and the agency that issued his CDL - this nice man deserved better from those folks. Casey, as always, you were the supreme professional and kind human. This is why I appreciate all that you do, am subscribed, clicked the like button, and watch EVERY video!
Especially when you hit the dif lock and it dumps the airbags!
First time out I had to chain up and put them on backwards thanks to a older trucker he pointed it out and helped me out at least the guy said he never did it before great video keep up the good work God bless from GA stay safe
A few years ago my son got his CDL and his first job was hauling between White City and Klamath Falls over Hwy 140 on the Cascades hauling at 105,500 pounds. I’m grateful that he’s an exceptional driver and highly capable. Glad that driver got the help he needed
Thank you Casey for taking the time to teach this driver something and not make him feel badly for not knowing. I’m more and more impressed with your skill set and humanity with each video I watch. We forget all that it takes to do what you do because you make everything look easy. 🌺
Good morning Casey and of course thumbs UP!!👍
Dang bro. I absolutely love how kind and professional you are. Once my channel gets monetized i plan on surprisesing my customers with your favorite tow bill. Free! Thanks for reminding the tow community what we're really here for. Respect good sir.
Man! What a meatball!! I used to be a trainer in the oilfield in North Dakota hauling Crude and a lot of the southerners had never chained up before or been in those kind of conditions. Me being from Maine and all the weather and road conditions you learn real quick. All you can do is be patient and man that you are, my hat off to ya brother. Keep up the great work and keep making those videos.
Good job Casey helping an inexperienced driver put chains on his truck! In all my years of driving I have never had to use chains and I live in Colorado!
Mr.LaDelle you are a kind man most tow truck drivers would have said put your chains on and left him I wish more people were like you the world would be a better place thanks for teaching him how to use the chains
Nicely done Casey. Far too many drivers don't know how to chain up including 4 wheelers. I was taught long before I was given a load to go where I would need them. Chaining up is not part of CDL schools & it should be.
That was above and beyond a tow. You gave the truck driver a free class on chaining up his vehicle.
Good job!
Way calmer than I could have been. Always amazes me how so many drivers know notthing about their rigs. Well done Casey.
I appreciate your willingness to help people. We tend to forget not everyone has the same skill set and experience that we do.
I worked for the power company in NW BC, and we usually/always went out , winter storm time... sometimes the chains went on 5 times in a day. You get your tricks and get quick at it. Thats awesome how patient you were with that fellow. I agree crankiness and arrogance just leaves everyone feeling poor. Nicely done
Much respect to you Casey for helping this guy out. Teaching him how to chain up and then trouble shooting the switch problem was great. Then to check on other people before leaving the scene was awesome. Stay safe out there. 🇬🇧😎
You do a terrific job explaining everything Casey. I'm a newer subscriber but I love watching every one of your videos. You're a good dude keep up the good work bud. Unfortunately Casey we are part of a dying breed. Somehow we need to keep it going though. Hard honest workers!
Though I do not drive heavy trucks, as a youth, I was lucky enough to have been taught how to apply tire chains on trucks & off-road Ag tractors. Your tutelage for that driver was invaluable to him for the rest of his driving career. Very well Done.
Casey you’re a good man for taking the time to teach that driver about chains AND troubleshoot his air switches. We need more tow truck operators like you in this world.
Casey, I've said before that you are a rock star, and listening to you give explanations to this driver only proves the point. So many people would get irritated or exasperated, but you are giving solid logical information and advice to him the entire time, helping him understand better. Huge, huge kudos to you!!
I just can't say it enough.. Casey you are amazing.. so patient and kind.. we need to clone you and have a Casey in every area😊
I could make a lot of comments, but I think I can sum it up in one,
Casey, you are a good guy.
I've chained up for 18 winters. 8 in Alaska, 10 on the Cascade Mountain runs. It's awesome to see someone do it properly and explain it properly.
Casey is always polite and professional. We appreciate the videos!
I know words are cheap, but thank you Casey for making this a better world
You're knowledge and big rig experience really shined on this one Casey. I'm glad you are the one he got and not someone else. I don't think to many others (if any) would have helped put his chains on while showing and explaining how and why they go on that way plus checking the buttons and finding out they hooked them up backwards. You checking on the others before you left showed how kind and considerate you are of others.
Casey! You do such a great job. Thorough, thoughtful, patient, knowledgeable. Outstanding!
That was fascinating. I learned something about what truckers have to deal with. I'm always impressed with what Casey knows.
Great advise, Casey. Ignore the people behind you on bad roads. This channel is educational in more than one way.
Good stuff Casey I’m seriously learning a lot about Big Trucks and rescues from your channel. So glad I stumbled across your channel. That’s a busy spot where your at maaaaan. Oh and the auto chain set up is BOSS
Dude you are one patient person, It would be very easy to become annoyed in a situation like that. Hats off to you to try and educate rather then get in a snit. The man is out there trying to make a living and leaning as he goes. You took the time to help him and educate him during the process. NICE.
Having put chains on a vehicle only once in my life, on a dodge caravan over donner pass, I greatly appreciate the chaining technique you taught to the driver and me and everyone else who views this video! Had a CDL for over 35 years, never got out of the San Joaquin Valley, never experienced sliding around in ice, did get a little mud experience. Kudos to you for the gentle teaching moment!
Casey being so detail oriented in his work is one of the good things about his videos. He is not a "do the quickest least'est and get paid" type at all! First rate work ethic++++++!!!!
thank you for showing the tricks w the chains
Casey so nice how you treated that driver. Watching from the warm comfort of my home he seemed to have problems following simple directions. However, I know if I was cold and stressed I would have trouble the same way. I’m sure your demeanor helps people get through stuff.
Casey you are Awesome operator, helping driver that are not educated in the field
Have a Great Day 👍😀
God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
Lol, right when he said his cones are dirty i was thinking man he needs some new cones😅
Thank for posting this. It's amazing how many people don't know how to install chains. I work for Public Works. We had a new employee from Florida who had never seen snow, an ice scraper or tire chains. It was quite entertaining. We had him chain up a piece of heavy equipment and now he's ready to go.
First truck....
Great teaching and diagnostic !
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As always your expertise and calm demeanor taught this driver valuable lessons! Your rollback has quite the assortment of attachments. So awesome Casey! He was so lucky you where there helping and getting his crossed switches identified.
Welcome to Casey’s trucking school. Todays lesson is on chaining your rig. First rule, as always, is kindness. Second is patience. Now on to the class.
We have a few mountains here in Wyoming that are CRAZY. Chains for sure!!
Glad there are people like you out there to help others! Good work sir! 👊
Casey, you are so nice. That poor guy needed your expertise on snow chains and on the power/air switches. Great video. I'm watching from Texas. I wouldn't know how to drive in the ice & snow. It's rare down here.
You hade a good day. Glad you got to tech a driver haw to Chan up. Have a wonderful weekend. God bless you and your family and your friends. By safe out there all the time.
Great job helping that guy out. You do amazing videos.
Thank You Very Much😊 for everything you do. Much Love and Respect ✊❤️
You are so kind to help people in need like this. Your Halo is waiting for you to wear again.
Thanks for chaining up the trailer too. Truckers never seem to do that here, and of course their trailers slide all over the road when it gets slippery. I think chains are only required on the drive axle(s).
You need a cape, Casey. Some trucking association needs to give you an award. You should open a driving school.
You know some stuff Casey . . . but, it's your character and professionalism that helps. You are like a doctor with good bedside manners.
Very nice of you to show that guy how to chain. They don't teach that in most truck driving schools and I think they should. I've been surprised by how many truck drivers I run into on passes that have never thrown chains in their lives. We all need a hand sometimes so it's good to take a minute and help others out. I always carry a pair or two of triple railers and seven singles. Washington requires five singles, Oregon requires six. I only throw triples when I have to because they are harder to hook up, but the traction advantage is well worth it in really poor conditions. When I was hauling chips at 105,500 I usually had to throw the triples to get up to my house and get turned around when we got more than six inches in a day and I didn't have the time to plow my lot.
Wow Casey, you are a man of wisdom and many talents beyond hooking and yanking!
I was actually worried about that guy . He don’t know what the hell he’s doing .
Awesome the professional way you helped that driver. Wish there were more like you
This is why i love your channel Casey. Thanks for all that you do.
Another successful recovery and educational video
That's a real gem of a rescue video Casey! You enabled the guy to know what to do with the chains, gave a reason as to why the brake system was weird, and gave him confidence to get the rig back to the rental yard.
great way to handle a customer like that, who doesnt have the needed experience with winter and chains, great job and good video
Thank you for sharing Casey. You gave that man a college course for chains. Some one mixed up those controls . That can be very dangerous,😊😊😊
Wow, Casey's Heavy Truck On the Job Training School in action. You are such an Awesome Human for caring and helping an ice road novice. Peace Out.
your a good man for helping him above and beyond. great teacher. nothing more sad then watching the chains beat the truck peieces from poor installation
ya if he called anyone else I'm not sure they would've been able to tell the power divider was switched with the airbag. I love how Casey says he's not good at this when he's literally a pro. Great video though, the winter ones are so entertaining.
I like that you recognized that he was a new driver and showed patience showing him how to do it properly. Everybody has to learn sometime.
Great advice with the jake break, i was driving oil wagon in Portland about 30 years ago hit the Jake approaching the yard found one little patch of black ice did the most beautiful 360 right in front of my dispatchers front window as I passed it up turned around and came back
God blessing's from Croatia ✝️🙏❤️💪🇭🇷
Thank you Casey for being nice to this driver as you always are, i now have a way better understanding of how tire chains work and go on!
It's pathetic that companies expect drivers to run in those conditions, but fail to prepare them. I helped several drivers through the years chain up. Good job Casey
Truly professional from start to finish.
you are a blessing to those on the road
wow!! that was amazing..I lived in upstate in the 70's and tried to use chains , but never got them right...now 40 years later I think I've got it