My nephew caught a chain on the chin. No beard. After they filled in a few gaps in his jaw with some bone from his hip, and a few fake teeth, he now always wears a safety beard. But I believe the intent is mostly cosmetic.
Damn Adam, had I known you were in the States, I'd have bought you a beer! Of course, that would have required a roughly 18 - or 19-hour drive by one of us, so... Hope you enjoyed your stay sir Cheers
It was good. Lord..Atlanta is the asshole of America. That's why the peacemaker on the hip. You go afew miles and you will always find better food,friends,beer, and REDNECKS!
A mate of mine was working next to a tensioned winch wire. It was running across the deck at a height of about 3 inches. The wire gave way and the resulting whip back smashed both his ankles. Took him a long time to walk again. So when I see foolish people standing next to tensioned chains or wires, it grates. They have no concept of what they are dealing with. I loved the film, it was brilliant. Great to see Adam and friend repairing the Chieftains over there.
There's only 2 sounds that made my a§hole pucker. 1: The sound of a winch cable popping and creaking while being in proximity (i very quickly was not) And 2: hearing a "tap" from my freshly rebuilt bottom end. (Turns out, was my oil pickup saying hello to the end cap. Little bendy-bendy and she way right as rain!)
@andriandrason1318 he did to ask where the start button was, but if you recall whistling said he doesn't even really know, his mechanic starts it up and Cody just rips it about lol
up big boys are very beautiful trains. im not about to get killed by english railfans here, but yall have to believe that i think american trains are much more loud and fun to railfan. wish we could have high-speed though.
Nice to see your reputation for fixing these 'beasties' has crossed the 'pond'. Good on you for the work you, the lads and Ted do!. Nice one!. Nuff said. 🙂
Union Pacific restored a Big Boy and it's up and running and does regular trips for the public. There were 24 built and the one running is # 4014 which was the best one left in preservation, situated in a railway museum in California. Work started in 2013 and took around 6 years to complete. Apparently there are 8 out of the 24 left and another Big Boy restoration is being considered.
@@jeremyshearer3885 If I recall correctly, 4012 at Steamtown (the one in the video) is the second best example and is in better condition than the others. However, it wasn't chosen to be fully restored because the bridges out of the area couldn't handle the weight.
Nice work there, our guy in the Americas. 8:49. Bloody hell that is a lot less armored than I thought it would be! I know it's a 1960s MBT but figured the underbelly armour would be thicker than that!
It is a very long time ago now, but I remember as a young 20 ish year old I spent some time on a working cattle ranch in Wyoming. For a place with no NHS and a three hour if lucky drive to the nearest hospital predominately off road on dirt roads, the approach to health and safety could be sketchy at best, add in lots of guns, it was was quite a cultural shock, that trip was a pivotal moment in my life, I still remember those days and will never forget those few weeks.
@@echohunter4199 That's me 100% anything train related especially steam and then Military stuff land, sea or air it's all good stuff. It's in the genes! Also throw in Heavy plant/Agricultural and mining equipment for good measure!
@@wideyxyz2271 you said it! I have a wall full of battle rifles and about 60 HO Scale DCC locomotives (most are sound equipped and lots of steam engines) along with highly detailed rolling stock but I buy it on the cheap when I can find things at a good price or second hand on eBay, train shows or from our train club sales. I’ve owned and restored a LOT of MV’s since 93 and I can’t do that hobby any longer due to injuries from my 26 years in the Army having more of an impact now that I’m nearly 59. I actually owned and restored 4 M-561 Gama Goats, for some reason I came across some excellent deals in 94 then in 98. I’ve done some amazing things in my time with people I know but I never got into owning armored vehicles, mainly because I moved a lot and it’s not so easy moving those beasts, I did come close when a Bren Gun Carrier came up for sale for $3,500 and it had an engine from a Pinto and an automatic transmission but after a lot of thinking and test drives, I passed, I think David Wang got it along with the Dingo armored car that was for $5,000. The ones I liked the most was the M-151A2 and M-1009 and I used to drive them to work now and then while I was a Recruiter.
Brilliant, love the States & hope Adam enjoyed it. Looking fwd to the return trip. So satisfying to go to that far, let alone be asked, & sort out an issue. Well done.
If you want a real car, don’t buy anything American. They drop to bits like a clowns car, two days after the warranty runs out. There’s a good reason that nobody in the developed world buys American cars apart from Americans. Japanese or German (which includes Ford Europe, designed and made by Europeans for Europeans)
@@John-yf8qh america did get foisted with Rover's at one point, badged as Sterlings. they also pay hilarious amounts of money for imported doggy old LR defenders..
Every American I’ve ever met has always polite and honest. Would love to live there! We might take the Pi## out of each other but we still have the same morals! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Aaah! Cincinnati, the last time I was there was 1991. My auntie Margaret lived there, she was a GI bride, and to hear her speak you'd never know she was born in the UK!
She must’ve learned how to speak English the right way after she moved to the US. Brits invented the damn language so you’d think they’d know how to speak it correctly. 🤣
well done Adam and friend..and thanks for taking us along ..a very good video i thought...work and leisure.. always a good mix, (bet you enjoyed firing those weapons) i know i would ..thanks again, all the best to all...GL&HH... Gordon.
Amazing video, it’s fantastic that the work you all do is recognised and allowed you to travel. Adam looked pretty badass with the guns. Can’t wait for a follow up video, keep up the good work
the working with a bit of fun on the side was an excellent showcase of the diversity of being state side, thanks for sharing the ride with us gentlemen. top marks!
Maybe someone said this somewhere but I think one of those tanks was used in "The Walking Dead" episode filmed in or near Atlanta. It was a Chieftain with Stillbrew armor marked very similarly.
Yes, when in America alway take the time to pop off a few rounds! If you stayed on I-75 north you came right through my town in North Georgia before getting to TN.
I usually read the description of your video. Fantastic channel! In the Old Colony, we learn the American ABC's early: Always Be Carrying 🇺🇸. Great video. I'm glad Adam enjoyed his visit and his travels were safe.
Thanks for referring me to this video Mr. Hewes! Took me a little bit to find it! Diagnosed and repaired in short order! Too bad about the hydrauliced engine. It was very interesting to see them both after seeing the for sale advert for them! Thanks again! Cheers!
Adam actually speaking! I am so used to the derisive glance from Adam saying all, that I assumed he was mute. So Ray Charles to sing us out. A trip to America. Firing guns. Chieftains broken and in need a of a fettling. Mr Hewes narrating. It was all good. Quite a blissful video. Thank you :)
brilliant and thank you. Love America, and been lucky to have been several times! Wow, the bit on the firing range was interesting!! Look forward to your next trip to the good ol' Us of A :)
That is one sexy tank! I got to sit in one as a kid. There was a military display in Brighton UK, (I live in Cheyenne WY now 🤔) and the crew were nice enough to pick me up and put me in the turret. Must have made an impression, as I ended up having a 25 year military career.
just a quality channel,never gets boring or same old thing.. lads are entertainig as hell and people you could happily share a pint with.. my regards from manchester
I love everything about this video, from the choice of Ray Charles for BGM, to the tank and train content, to the fact they rented the same car I own down to the color.
Westen did not buy any of them because this channel has a video where he delivers both to new owner who is not Westen.. Westen put out a fake video for views lol..
Any and all videos you're doing are great. It's interesting seeing the day to day and the necessary jobs too. Keep up the excellent work and keep documenting it!
What surprises me about the chieftain is that the British army went with 120 mm gun while a lot of other western countries back in those early days mainly used 105 mm as their main gun the chieftain certainly had advantage in fire power
It’s lovely to get to know you dude and see what you do 😀👍 and I’m one of the people that read your descriptions so make sure you feed yourself Mr Hewes 😊👍💫
Tanks AND trains,,, perfect video!!! And yes I read the descriptions, thank you for the content. It's a shame those two old girls are rusting away in Atlanta. Wish I had just one to restore and sink money into.
At risk of being uber-nerdy, it should be pointed out that despite the popular belief the UP 4-8-8-4 "Big Boys" were not the largest steam locomotives ever built, no matter how you measure them. They were not the heaviest, nor the longest, nor the most powerful, but they were undoubtedly very big and very wonderful. It is however said that theoretically a Big Boy's boiler would fit inside the boiler of an C&O or Virginian Allegheny 2-6-6-6. It is absolutely true however the Big Boy 4014 is the largest, heaviest and most powerful operational steam locomotive in the world. Another great video, perfect blend of fun, fact and humour. Keep up the good work!
"This chap had his safety beard on especially to catch chains." HAHAHAHAHAHA
Just like Colin Furze's safety tie.
I stopped the video to write the same… and it came up immediately as the top comment 😂
My nephew caught a chain on the chin. No beard.
After they filled in a few gaps in his jaw with some bone from his hip, and a few fake teeth, he now always wears a safety beard. But I believe the intent is mostly cosmetic.
That beard comment has to be an all time classic.
Great video Adam.
No doubt he has safety squints to go with that beard.😁
Having a 9mm on your hip at all times is the American equivalent of carrying a Leatherman
You'd probably be in trouble over here for an open carry Leatherman.
Haven't they seen the WWII cartoon by Bill Mauldin? When your tank "breaks a leg" sometimes you have to put it down humanely.
just in case you find a possum for dinner.
That wasn’t a 9mm,,, that was a .45. And it appears it was a Glock.
@@peteparker7396 I know nothing about guns Pete, I was just going by what Joe said in the commentary
I watched Weston’s video today just to see the same tank from eight months ago
Lol I just saw the thumbnail and clicked just because I recognized the location.
Me also algorithm works I guess
colab with Weston when?
True
Stop being cringe
Credit where credits due with all my shit filming that took some serious editing to pull it together, well done @mr Hewes
Great video Adam always entertaining.
Certainly not up to Joe Hewes standard. Roll on the next proper video
Damn Adam, had I known you were in the States, I'd have bought you a beer! Of course, that would have required a roughly 18 - or 19-hour drive by one of us, so...
Hope you enjoyed your stay sir
Cheers
It was good. Lord..Atlanta is the asshole of America. That's why the peacemaker on the hip. You go afew miles and you will always find better food,friends,beer, and REDNECKS!
...indeed Adam 👍
..."Safety beard!" 😂🤣😂
Furze has his Safety Tie, why not a Safety Beard
A mate of mine was working next to a tensioned winch wire. It was running across the deck at a height of about 3 inches. The wire gave way and the resulting whip back smashed both his ankles. Took him a long time to walk again. So when I see foolish people standing next to tensioned chains or wires, it grates. They have no concept of what they are dealing with. I loved the film, it was brilliant. Great to see Adam and friend repairing the Chieftains over there.
There's only 2 sounds that made my a§hole pucker.
1:
The sound of a winch cable popping and creaking while being in proximity (i very quickly was not)
And 2:
hearing a "tap" from my freshly rebuilt bottom end. (Turns out, was my oil pickup saying hello to the end cap. Little bendy-bendy and she way right as rain!)
I drove the tank transporter in the U.S. Army. How about telling the clueless LT to get off the rear of the trailer while winching on a M1 Abrams.
Who would have thought.When you guys started fixing up tanks. That you would eventually become INTERNATIONAL RESCUE.!!
Thunderbirds are GO!!!
See that equipment struggle makes you realise how good the Foden is at the job
Weston Champlain was just looking at this tank. I was hoping he would reach out to you about them.
I think he took the working one only.
I just watched that video..lol
Westen mentioned in his video that he called Mr hewes for a walk through on how to start it 👌
@@zachhinks7006Didn't he call whistlindiesel?
@andriandrason1318 he did to ask where the start button was, but if you recall whistling said he doesn't even really know, his mechanic starts it up and Cody just rips it about lol
Not many Americans get to run a MP5SD, and y'all got to play with one on your first trip. Hell yea
You dont know the right people. Or simply go to the Gun Range near you and rent one for $30.....
@@alericc1889That’s assuming they have an MP5SD…
Glad to see that wherever in the world they go, a Chieftain interior is an absolute crap hole. 👍
🤣
@@MrHewesfun fact that steam locomotive's brother 4014 is still in operation.
That train definitely identifies as a Foden, even got the same paint job.
Great vid.
Underrated comment
up big boys are very beautiful trains. im not about to get killed by english railfans here, but yall have to believe that i think american trains are much more loud and fun to railfan. wish we could have high-speed though.
No one cares mush......
Fire on, coffee and bacon buttie in hand and a fresh Mr Hewes. Marvellous, what a start to Saturday.
Should keep coffee in a cup ideally.. a lot easier to handle
😂😂😂. I have reached that age of slatter.
Why is your fire on?! 😅
Because it is cold in the very north of the country
Excellent, "Mr Hewes International ". Helping others all over the world to not know what they're doing.
Exactly!
Nice to see your reputation for fixing these 'beasties' has crossed the 'pond'. Good on you for the work you, the lads and Ted do!. Nice one!. Nuff said. 🙂
Union Pacific restored a Big Boy and it's up and running and does regular trips for the public. There were 24 built and the one running is # 4014 which was the best one left in preservation, situated in a railway museum in California. Work started in 2013 and took around 6 years to complete. Apparently there are 8 out of the 24 left and another Big Boy restoration is being considered.
That is good to hear and I am not that interested in trains but those monsters should be preserved. Cheers
There is a big boy engine in a park in Cheyenne that I know off that should be restored
@@jeremyshearer3885 If I recall correctly, 4012 at Steamtown (the one in the video) is the second best example and is in better condition than the others. However, it wasn't chosen to be fully restored because the bridges out of the area couldn't handle the weight.
@@jeremyshearer3885 I live about 1/2 a mile from that one in Holiday Park.
Narrated like an episode from top gear 😂😂😂 10/10
A british classic which has gone downhill like a silton cheese.
Nice work there, our guy in the Americas.
8:49. Bloody hell that is a lot less armored than I thought it would be! I know it's a 1960s MBT but figured the underbelly armour would be thicker than that!
I was thinking the same thing when i seen how thin it was when he drilled a hole in it. Paper thin!
It is a very long time ago now, but I remember as a young 20 ish year old I spent some time on a working cattle ranch in Wyoming. For a place with no NHS and a three hour if lucky drive to the nearest hospital predominately off road on dirt roads, the approach to health and safety could be sketchy at best, add in lots of guns, it was was quite a cultural shock, that trip was a pivotal moment in my life, I still remember those days and will never forget those few weeks.
sounds like Wales tbh
So glad Westen called you for this tank! A better candidate for tank mechanic could not be called for!! Welcome to America, brother!
Total entertainment. Well done all. Dont you just love the tank engine sound. Bliss. ❤
Credit where credit is due. Well done ADAM !! 🙂
nice shot of Cincinnati in there. that view of downtown when you crest the cut in the hill on I-75 is always amazing, glad you threw it in there
God bless America !!!
That Steam Loco was impressive. Known as The Big Boy, they only made 25 in that class and were later converted to run on Oil as opposed to Coal.
Amazing how people who like trains/railroad history/model railroading also love guns and military items like battle tanks, lol.
@@echohunter4199 That's me 100% anything train related especially steam and then Military stuff land, sea or air it's all good stuff. It's in the genes! Also throw in Heavy plant/Agricultural and mining equipment for good measure!
@@echohunter4199 Heavy Metal
Easier to pump oil than to shovel coal - and you can carry several tankers I guess.
@@wideyxyz2271 you said it! I have a wall full of battle rifles and about 60 HO Scale DCC locomotives (most are sound equipped and lots of steam engines) along with highly detailed rolling stock but I buy it on the cheap when I can find things at a good price or second hand on eBay, train shows or from our train club sales. I’ve owned and restored a LOT of MV’s since 93 and I can’t do that hobby any longer due to injuries from my 26 years in the Army having more of an impact now that I’m nearly 59. I actually owned and restored 4 M-561 Gama Goats, for some reason I came across some excellent deals in 94 then in 98. I’ve done some amazing things in my time with people I know but I never got into owning armored vehicles, mainly because I moved a lot and it’s not so easy moving those beasts, I did come close when a Bren Gun Carrier came up for sale for $3,500 and it had an engine from a Pinto and an automatic transmission but after a lot of thinking and test drives, I passed, I think David Wang got it along with the Dingo armored car that was for $5,000. The ones I liked the most was the M-151A2 and M-1009 and I used to drive them to work now and then while I was a Recruiter.
Brilliant, love the States & hope Adam enjoyed it. Looking fwd to the return trip. So satisfying to go to that far, let alone be asked, & sort out an issue. Well done.
That's why Westen had an easy time starting it. All the hard work had been done for him! Lol.
Those Challengers and Chargers certainly belong as rentals
Yeah they also attract cops been one of the most stolen vehicles 😂 so any out of state plates draw attention and will likely result in a stop
Or as victims of the Arkansas State Police...
Yeah, I was thinking, maybe if you want a real car go with a Ford Mustang.
If you want a real car, don’t buy anything American. They drop to bits like a clowns car, two days after the warranty runs out. There’s a good reason that nobody in the developed world buys American cars apart from Americans. Japanese or German (which includes Ford Europe, designed and made by Europeans for Europeans)
@@John-yf8qh america did get foisted with Rover's at one point, badged as Sterlings. they also pay hilarious amounts of money for imported doggy old LR defenders..
Love America. It gets a lot of stick but it's truly a fantastic country with great people.
Lotta crazies too, unfortunately! 😠
@@john8451 We don't have the market cornered on crazies here. There's plenty of crazies throughout the world in every country😉.
I left blighty and got my american citizenship. Can confirm, this country is great.
land of the " septic tank tribe "
ie , full of 💩
Every American I’ve ever met has always polite and honest. Would love to live there! We might take the Pi## out of each other but we still have the same morals! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Aaah! Cincinnati, the last time I was there was 1991. My auntie Margaret lived there, she was a GI bride, and to hear her speak you'd never know she was born in the UK!
She must’ve learned how to speak English the right way after she moved to the US. Brits invented the damn language so you’d think they’d know how to speak it correctly. 🤣
well done Adam and friend..and thanks for taking us along ..a very good video i thought...work and leisure.. always a good mix, (bet you enjoyed firing those weapons) i know i would ..thanks again, all the best to all...GL&HH... Gordon.
International tank rescue. Good work chaps. Crack on.
Amazing video, it’s fantastic that the work you all do is recognised and allowed you to travel. Adam looked pretty badass with the guns.
Can’t wait for a follow up video, keep up the good work
Never seen Adam apologize before, don't start now! Excellent content, looking forward to the next one
Very impressive and fantastic experience guys, you’ve certainly got lots of knowledge and confidence Adam.
I have good friends that give me confidence, I wouldn’t of done it if it wasn’t for them
Great work Adam and team. Good mix of stuff here. Thanks for making. Really enjoyed the tank stuff plus the bonus pieces.
Dude. Your skill is off the charts. I complain about having to remove the skid plate while changing oil in my work truck.
My hats off to you sir.
Bloody hell, Adam can talk a lot can’t he! 🤣 Great Vid! 😁👍👊😎
I thought the same 😂 normally he’s very quiet so you never know what he’s thinking 🤔
the working with a bit of fun on the side was an excellent showcase of the diversity of being state side, thanks for sharing the ride with us gentlemen. top marks!
Awesome video , Mr best got to pop over to our side of the pond. I hope he really enjoyed his stay and will be back at some point 👌🏼.
Maybe someone said this somewhere but I think one of those tanks was used in "The Walking Dead" episode filmed in or near Atlanta. It was a Chieftain with Stillbrew armor marked very similarly.
Great video well done Adam, good to see the English helping out where they can.😄
Yes, when in America alway take the time to pop off a few rounds! If you stayed on I-75 north you came right through my town in North Georgia before getting to TN.
Awesome! Cannot wait for more US trips.
the gentleman that owns the tow truck with the rcr/ Dale 3 and taz has won my heart.
I usually read the description of your video. Fantastic channel!
In the Old Colony, we learn the American ABC's early: Always Be Carrying 🇺🇸. Great video. I'm glad Adam enjoyed his visit and his travels were safe.
Glad you got some trigger time at the range while visiting. America FSCK YEAH!
Thanks for referring me to this video Mr. Hewes! Took me a little bit to find it! Diagnosed and repaired in short order! Too bad about the hydrauliced engine. It was very interesting to see them both after seeing the for sale advert for them! Thanks again! Cheers!
Top work for the away-team there! can't wait to see a proper group visit, you just know that'll be youtube gold!
Adam actually speaking! I am so used to the derisive glance from Adam saying all, that I assumed he was mute. So Ray Charles to sing us out. A trip to America. Firing guns. Chieftains broken and in need a of a fettling. Mr Hewes narrating. It was all good. Quite a blissful video. Thank you :)
Saw the tanks, saw the cops, saw an enormous train. Delivered as advertised. Outstanding!
Great video, evoked a few memories as I spent several years living in Atlanta 😍 plus lots of tank stuff to have with my coffee 😋
brilliant and thank you. Love America, and been lucky to have been several times! Wow, the bit on the firing range was interesting!! Look forward to your next trip to the good ol' Us of A :)
i have been to scranton pa too and big boy is massive.
I always tap description for a heads up before watching. Thank u for the work, time and dedication.
To be honest i WASN'T expecting this video .... BUT IM SO GLAD YOU DID !!
Americans don’t do things by half. Always go big. Nice to see they have asked you guys to assist. 👍👍👍👍👍
Another great video from Mr. Hewes Global Enterprises. Thank you.
This was recommend to me and it reminded of me weston camplins tank
I subscribe mostly (solely) for the descriptions so please keep them.
🤣🤣
I love your videos and the music you play. I hope you enjoyed your visit to the U.S. Thank you for your dedication to repairing military vehicles.
This reminds me old Top Gear
"it's not Mr Hewes.......... but it is Mr Hewes American cousin"
Nice work Adam 👍
so Mr Hewes is Stig. Adam - James May. Jack - Hamster. Ted - Clarkson
That is one sexy tank! I got to sit in one as a kid. There was a military display in Brighton UK, (I live in Cheyenne WY now 🤔) and the crew were nice enough to pick me up and put me in the turret. Must have made an impression, as I ended up having a 25 year military career.
The safety beard comment made me spit out my cereal, haha.
just a quality channel,never gets boring or same old thing.. lads are entertainig as hell and people you could happily share a pint with.. my regards from manchester
You can see how handy it is to have a Foden available from time to time.
Great to see you guys in the US. Hope you enjoyed the hospitality. The machine gun giggle after firing is a universal thing, fyi.
Adam always seems to have a permanent smirk on his face. 😉
Enjoyed it very much, liked seeing Big boy and the falls
I always find the best thing about going to the USA is giving the rental cars a good 'road test'
I love everything about this video, from the choice of Ray Charles for BGM, to the tank and train content, to the fact they rented the same car I own down to the color.
I can see why you have him on your team such a good hand
A damn fine bit of field work there with bonus US 'bigness' in all things mechanical.
That is the same exact tank that Westen Champlin bought.
Westen did not buy any of them because this channel has a video where he delivers both to new owner who is not Westen.. Westen put out a fake video for views lol..
@nedkelly9688 I wouldn't call it "fake for views" you know... He really wanted them...
Any and all videos you're doing are great. It's interesting seeing the day to day and the necessary jobs too. Keep up the excellent work and keep documenting it!
Crazy that’s this gets recommended after watching Westlin’s vid days ago
Just great as usual. The m113 you did was parked near Helsby by me, I saw it frequently and always wanted to see it, thanks to All of yous. Jimbrit
What surprises me about the chieftain is that the British army went with 120 mm gun while a lot of other western countries back in those early days mainly used 105 mm as their main gun the chieftain certainly had advantage in fire power
We made the 105mm L7, then went one better...
Welcome to America, hope you had a good time here in the states.
Until you visit the USA you can never understand how big every thing is there
Great voice over as usual Mr Hews.
Yeah, just visiting my parents a few states over is a 16 hour drive. I'm sure you can go across a few countries in that time in Europe.
I love the "Big Boy"...what a beauty and a beast at the same time
Stopped by the cops 😂 top man Adam, love a bit of Ray Charles too 👌🏼
It’s lovely to get to know you dude and see what you do 😀👍 and I’m one of the people that read your descriptions so make sure you feed yourself Mr Hewes 😊👍💫
Nice work and a good look around the US.
So many funny, and Blimey! moments in this video. Jolly good work chaps.
Every brit, we don't need guns, goes to America and heads straight for the gun range 😮
Doing jobs that so few are able, must make you feel proud.
What a great trip…tanks, guns and trains ! 👏🏻👏🏻😎
"..what video is normal for us ...? " Spot on. THAT is why we luv 'em! The Black 'And Gang strike again!!!
gosh ‘calling International Rescue’ and Thunderbird 1 (aka - Adam) is launched! just needs Lady Penelope and Parker. Great video.
Tanks AND trains,,, perfect video!!! And yes I read the descriptions, thank you for the content. It's a shame those two old girls are rusting away in Atlanta. Wish I had just one to restore and sink money into.
Adam the Superstar. Well done, that will show the yanks that there is talent outside the USA
You have fun drivin with me passing you in that wrecker carrying the semi truck? Im merica we like to get were we are going
Oh shit that was you? Neat
Adam the weather is just making you feel at home 😅
Excellent! Thank you for your work.
that speed limit would drive me nuts in the states. at least we can drive with a bit of speed here 😅
Believe me, we don't exactly adhere to it until the officers make their presence known
Around Chicago the speed limit is 55 but we all do 80. Cops usually don't even care.
7:39 “Oh please…aahhh…ow…”
I to, make similar noises when I’m “getting that off”
At risk of being uber-nerdy, it should be pointed out that despite the popular belief the UP 4-8-8-4 "Big Boys" were not the largest steam locomotives ever built, no matter how you measure them. They were not the heaviest, nor the longest, nor the most powerful, but they were undoubtedly very big and very wonderful. It is however said that theoretically a Big Boy's boiler would fit inside the boiler of an C&O or Virginian Allegheny 2-6-6-6. It is absolutely true however the Big Boy 4014 is the largest, heaviest and most powerful operational steam locomotive in the world.
Another great video, perfect blend of fun, fact and humour. Keep up the good work!
Agree, Allegheny all the way!
Just came across this had a fantastic time sharing your adventure thank you
Looks like you had fun.
Maybe one trip will be here in Florida so you can check out our gators and snakes and mud.