@@sl06bhytmar what he's getting at is if this is a million dollar vehicle then what is an extra 5 thousand, that's .25% of the total value, basically nothing
Beets are sucessful because they don' buy everything from the showroom. They buy used machines and make a lot of money. Offcourse, show won't show you how much they actually make.
@@fishfire_2999 If you pay attention, they all kinda just look around and grin a little when he says "did you get rid of that guy" and they go..."uh....yeah"...because Tony and everyone else knows there's no one to get rid of, it was an error that can happen and they've moved on.
davetileguy Agree but most of these reality shows and even RUclips channels from the USA that lack foresight into preventing stuff like this. There lack of maintenance and the way they treat equipment is to be expected.
I worked in Commercial construction, building....an owner of an Electrical Contracting business said thi to me one day and stuck with me through the rest of my yrs as a foreman and eventual superintendent.: "there is nothing accomplished screaming and yelling, losing one's temper, assigning blame publicly, embarrassing said individual. You see the mistake, you address it with the one who did it privately, you see how to fix as inexpensively and quickly as possible, if the one that made the mistake, capable of fixing, you have them fix it" when your done, you'll have an employee that both respects you and will never make that mistake again.
They for sure moved the trucks closer for the drama lol. Gotta love the extra drama they force out of these shows. Otherwise I guess it wouldn’t be exciting enough for tv lol
Tony will be working those dredges for decades. I do think he could refit them, and improve their designs a tad. There should be a straight through by pass for going through tailings etc.
Save the spawning beds of a few fish. The fish will adapt long before stupid humans. I live in the largest city along the Rio Grand. Why haven't we developed an amazing river front district with thriving businesses? The silvery minnows...
If it was my responsibility, I would have float limit switches in the pontoons that would send an alarm and shut down the operation if the pontoons took on enough water to be a problem.
6:25 "This means the tailings conveyor will have to swing right over the road" As if it were highway 40 and traffic needed to be stopped, 2 light poles cut down, a crane called in and some light saber wielding dudes directing traffic would need to be flown in by helicopter because OSHA would shut them down.
Groupthink sheeple don't want truth, it takes too much mental energy for their millisecond attention span. Where there is a demand there will always be a supply. This particular demand is growing by the moment.
I can't believe it either. The " spin-off" with the guys dredging in the icy river 'spose to help with views. But, I quit watching that too.. Like all shows like this. It's great at the beginning. Then, like bikes and car building shows, the drama started to keep them relevant. That's where I exit... Made me start back watching that fake 90 Days Fiance....
I think Tony Beets should have invested a new more modern wash plant. These older wash plants are big, but are to inefficient. That why Parker beats Tony with the Slucifer wash plant, it simply more efficient.
Discovery makes there money filming but not the gold “miners”. I was on a show called “cold water cowboys” and I only made 400 for my part so I disagree even tho it’s possible
J oker Gold rush is produced by a company called Raw TV. And they make what’s called STS (scripted television shows). And as to my understanding all the main characters like Parker, Tony and now Ness have already negotiated and signed contracts for this and the next season. And going by the popularity of the show I’m guessing those contracts has a lot of zeros in it. So if a lot of what we see on the show is staged and scripted would not surprise me at all since the production company is the ones calling the shots.
The people in it only get something like $20,000 an episode so no they make more money mining gold. The money they make per episode just helps with the daily running costs but doesn't even cover it all. All the information about how much each of the people in show get is public
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1954 Dredge and Placier Mining Act!!! WHAT IS DISCOVERY DOING!!! THis dredge is super DAMAGING to the INDIAN RIVER
As long as tony beets is on this show, there will be someone who has a job bleeping him out. 🤣🤣
Haha
Hahaha
Tony finds out a year later that they don’t even run a night shift!
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@@cobragaming5689 👍
Yeah, lets not move the trucks. I needs to be more dramatic!
Jaja sure thought they were gonna hit one of them
Probably nowhere near them ... camera angles
@@slytub Well you can see the triangle at the top push the antena of the truck so definitely not just a camera angle
Yeah, weird stuff. As stated probably a play on camera angles
Put the camera in the right location so it looks like we missed the trucks by inches instead of feet.
You'd think they would have had an automatic bilge and alarm on a million dollar dredge.
That would mean at least $2500 worth of parts and $2500 worth of man hours to install it. DENIED!
@@sl06bhytmar what he's getting at is if this is a million dollar vehicle then what is an extra 5 thousand, that's .25% of the total value, basically nothing
Yea or sensors ...proc switches...oh yes its reality tv so there always Is a problem
How about fitting the hatches that cost nothing,its all staged
Beets are sucessful because they don' buy everything from the showroom. They buy used machines and make a lot of money. Offcourse, show won't show you how much they actually make.
Congrats to Tony for being pretty level headed and just getting on with fixing the issues..
Yah only got 1 guy living on the street after all that .
@@fishfire_2999 Other commenters are saying that they don't run a night shift.
sleeptyper that’s why you blame the night shift
@@kxp.1496 Quite obviously. 👍
@@fishfire_2999 If you pay attention, they all kinda just look around and grin a little when he says "did you get rid of that guy" and they go..."uh....yeah"...because Tony and everyone else knows there's no one to get rid of, it was an error that can happen and they've moved on.
They have these things called water alarms they should try one.
davetileguy Agree but most of these reality shows and even RUclips channels from the USA that lack foresight into preventing stuff like this. There lack of maintenance and the way they treat equipment is to be expected.
@@aspire3620 it's not even that though, for the second time in six weeks?! That's just straight up stupidity, not even lack of planning
Its TV guys... "reality" tv lol.
@@aspire3620 this show is filmed in the Yukon canada
I'm just saying, reality tv is hardly ever reality. They're a legit company for sure. Just saying, producers want to keep people interested.
AAAHHHHHH that sinking feeling in your gut when the boss shows up to your disaster
*sinking* feeling 👍
Tony shows up “it was at that moment they knew, they f***ed up!” But they saved it, barely Dodged the Ram
He saw them opened..." yeah, get rid of him"😏
admits on camera he saw them open but claims to have fired the person responsible XD
I worked in Commercial construction, building....an owner of an Electrical Contracting business said thi to me one day and stuck with me through the rest of my yrs as a foreman and eventual superintendent.:
"there is nothing accomplished screaming and yelling, losing one's temper, assigning blame publicly, embarrassing said individual. You see the mistake, you address it with the one who did it privately, you see how to fix as inexpensively and quickly as possible, if the one that made the mistake, capable of fixing, you have them fix it"
when your done, you'll have an employee that both respects you and will never make that mistake again.
Well said, you sound like a great boss, it's probably a pleasure working for you.
The dredge sank because the producers need a dramatic event.
That bucket chain is a freak of unnatural engineering. I love it
Give these guys credit they did an amazing job fixing that disaster.
I wanna be a mechanic on this show so bad they seem to have a lot of ignorant things happen
@@Thelegitrager I wish you luck, if you have a dream, follow it.
Tony knows how to reorganize his grew in a bad situation. True leader
The guy sounds a bit like Lemmy from Motörhead 😅.
I don't have cable anymore and I really miss this show☹
All on RUclips my friend.
@@Sniffiez can you watch them for free? Because everything I found with whole episodes, want you to pay.
loosing a thousand dollars an hour and he said eh its an old truck its kind of sad how priorities can cloud judgment
this was 2 years ago
They for sure moved the trucks closer for the drama lol. Gotta love the extra drama they force out of these shows. Otherwise I guess it wouldn’t be exciting enough for tv lol
Tony will be working those dredges for decades. I do think he could refit them, and improve their designs a tad. There should be a straight through by pass for going through tailings etc.
if he can get a new water license
Another scripted and created accident on the show. I'd love to listen in on the pre-productipn meetings where they come up with this stuff.....
i mean, if it was doing normal stuff day by day it would be pretty boring.
You know what....I’m starting to think this. Not a week goes by without something major going wrong.
Is this a recent video? I thought both of Tony's dredges were forced to shut down because of water licensing issues.
From season 9
Save the spawning beds of a few fish. The fish will adapt long before stupid humans. I live in the largest city along the Rio Grand. Why haven't we developed an amazing river front district with thriving businesses? The silvery minnows...
They stopped finding gold and wanted an insurance settlement.
i hope insurance corpotration not pay anythink. own fail, own money.
william sands you can get insurance on just about anything that you can own.
Lots of assuming happening here
@william sands mine insurance.
Donovan Fulton equipment breakdown insurance. My company insures dredges!
I wish we got this narrator instead of the one we get in North America.
Thats Hammond from top gear
Something that old with pontoons an equipment should have cameras in pontoon in case that issue good pumps ready go to
If it was my responsibility, I would have float limit switches in the pontoons that would send an alarm and shut down the operation if the pontoons took on enough water to be a problem.
Tony and minnie are awesome probably my favorite on gold rush
Blamed it on someone from nightshift we all know it was them.
"Lets make it happening" like over 2 years ago....was confused there for a minute!
6:25 "This means the tailings conveyor will have to swing right over the road"
As if it were highway 40 and traffic needed to be stopped, 2 light poles cut down, a crane called in and some light saber wielding dudes directing traffic would need to be flown in by helicopter because OSHA would shut them down.
thought the thumbnail was Gordon Ramsey in disguise for one of his shows
LOVE this show!
Tony an idea on the dredge once you've got the pontoons pumped out fill it with foam to stop the water coming into the pontoons. Bobby Dill
I'm thinking you can put some sort of air bag jack lift under it and jack it back up, best advise take care of it before he gets back
Remember the old days when the Discovery channel showed real scientific shows?
Groupthink sheeple don't want truth, it takes too much mental energy for their millisecond attention span. Where there is a demand there will always be a supply. This particular demand is growing by the moment.
Remember when mtv played music videos?
I can almost guarantee Carol Baskins had something to do with this.
Tony Beets should be President - and he likes the sounds of buckets 🤙
Someone can tell me the name of this Big Pump? I’m interested with it.
What episode and season is this from
always wondered... how effective is the dredge at picking up the gold? are the buckets grinding on the bedrock or what ?
It's a giant panning machine, it picks up left over river dirt and sifts it.
This show is still around ? LOL
That's the same thing I just said
I can't believe it either. The " spin-off" with the guys dredging in the icy river 'spose to help with views. But, I quit watching that too.. Like all shows like this. It's great at the beginning. Then, like bikes and car building shows, the drama started to keep them relevant. That's where I exit... Made me start back watching that fake 90 Days Fiance....
I think Tony Beets should have invested a new more modern wash plant. These older wash plants are big, but are to inefficient. That why Parker beats Tony with the Slucifer wash plant, it simply more efficient.
On this show I have seen countless people get fired,especially from Parker's crew,it's crazy
@@HughesEnterprises I never would
I wouldn't be surprised if the whole "accident" was staged just to make an episode. They make their money filming not mining.
Discovery makes there money filming but not the gold “miners”. I was on a show called “cold water cowboys” and I only made 400 for my part so I disagree even tho it’s possible
J oker Gold rush is produced by a company called Raw TV. And they make what’s called STS (scripted television shows). And as to my understanding all the main characters like Parker, Tony and now Ness have already negotiated and signed contracts for this and the next season. And going by the popularity of the show I’m guessing those contracts has a lot of zeros in it. So if a lot of what we see on the show is staged and scripted would not surprise me at all since the production company is the ones calling the shots.
The people in it only get something like $20,000 an episode so no they make more money mining gold. The money they make per episode just helps with the daily running costs but doesn't even cover it all. All the information about how much each of the people in show get is public
on sunken stuf its better to use compressed air than pumping the whater out
lol anybody see the guy filling gas tank with a bucket? LOL
They used to find lots of Mastodon ivory as they blasted the overburden from the hillsides with the water cannons. P.S. I'm looking for a job......
The producers hated to dredge up that unpleasant memory, but they had that sinking feeling when they felt the water on their feet.
What a loyal crew.
What happened to Tony since I last saw him? I thought sure I would hear a lot of 4 letter words. LOL Glad to see him so Mello.
There is power in our words and frequent cussing gets them.exactly that!
That mike isn’t on the show anymore
Got fired.
@@mattjohnson8902 Why?
Why do u make them so short n fast ?
Tony owns one shirt and he doesn't wash it hahahaha
Tony never did anything underhanded to Parker, he just didn't budge on a contract. It bit him a little but he is just fine.
LOL @ firing the new guy, as IF! It is the shift bosses job to make sure things go smooth. He should of checked it!
Beets with the force
What happened to the dreges on Gold Rush?
He's always had issues with the old pontoons and should just build a new hull set for each dredge. He's puking money on these old hulls.
Well, as someone posted, there may not be a thing wrong with them but is all scripted for dramas sake.
Tony swears so much they should dub him Tony Beeps.
Look at it like this, if we had half of Tony's money that dredge would rust where it sets!
Im sure that happened over night
Where did tony get his hard hat?
Tony - just fn take care of it fn - I am the problem 🤣
I would love to work for Tony!
FACT: Tony Beet’s is actually related to Sasquatch
Impressive recovery
Now this will give the old man something to curse about !
Rule #1: always blame the night shift
My dad learned to be electrician working on the big dredge in Ester Alaska in 41'
Well done,thought tony would have flipped out
What season is this??
This narrator does an amazing Jason Statham impression.
Tony now sells Tony Beets headphones
Straight up they just shot the night shift fella, no remorse... dogs
They didn't even have a night shift they just blamed the night shift
But how do I know that's Tony's dredge? This video just said it was his with no more information.
is this the first time you've ever watched the show?
I wonder which producer parked that truck there...
They Lie so much they belive it self🤣
7:02 they hit the antenna lol
SOMEHOW this will be parker's fault hahahaha
That was a good recovery of the dredge.
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Makes sense to have the hatches open on pontoon right
Always blaming night shift..
what is this episode
He looks like Luke Skywalker 😂
Love seeing Tony beats getting screwed over
What happened actually to both of these dredges since last season Tony Beets lost his water permit....
It's because of a legal battle. Natives want a cut. Could go on for years...
I love tony
I work in a club and rule #1 is always blame day crew.
A battery powered water level monitor/alarm meant for a homes basement would have cost them like what, $200?
I like Tony. 👍
"I like the sounds of those buckets.means I'm making money"
how old is this??
Who left the basement screen door open again?
"the sound of making money" YES'SIR
If that girl is too cool for a hairtie then she is too cool to be on the rig. Safety first
@DARTH MoodYdiaH Safety first!
Somebody was sleeping on the night shift.
He paid a million dollars to buy and move an ancient pile of scrap metal ? The company that owned that thing must me happy he came along
Call that dredge Titanic 2 at least the first Titanic only sank once.