Beach Camp! UTV Takeover 2020
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- We are On the Road Again, this time at Sand Hollow State Park "Again" for the UTV Takeover event. It was our task to ensure everyone made it in and out of camp. We had the right tools for the job and a great crew. We took everyone in and out nice and gentle to ensure nobody had equipment damaged. It was a lot of fun with some great people. We have 3 or 4 videos we will put together to show you all the chaos. Thanks for coming along for the ride and thanks for watching. Casey.
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I guess if you can afford 5th wheel rigs like these, you can afford to be towed at Sand Swallows.
When the dozer and the Nod were both hooked up, I started wondering about the strength of that Chevy’s front tow hoook
I was thinking the rope should have been doubled back to the hook on the other side to spread out the load.
Tow hooks probably won’t go anywhere. The rope would probably snap several times before those would fail.
He gets what he gets, putting silly wheels on a 2WD and driving it out in the sand with a camper lol
@@daniels2761 :- I was thinking the same thing.
Idiots with more money than brains.
But someone was there to charge them for the privilege of a tow.
@@daniels2761 video said he broke his front diff @5:58
You know you're stuck when it takes two tracked vehicles to get you out.
@@flight2k5 yep, and it took 2 tracked vehicles to get him out. Don't be a troll.
I'll slow it down for you. The truck and trailer couldn't get out on its own, "broken or not" that's stuck, so...........not one but two tracked vehicles were necessary to get it out of it's "stuck" situation. He wasn't getting out on his own. He was stuck. 2wd or 4wd, you're stuck If you can't get out under your own power.
=/= your mind/common sense.
"Yet" he says. Tow them to their spots then tow them out to the road. That there would be a goldmine. Nice work.
That place is a guaranteed business for a well equipped tow company. Great Job!👍👍
You got that right!
Stacking up in rows "to get away from it all" never made sense to me.
Its a trailer park, i can stay in my apartment if i want to hear the neighbors arguing and making babies.
i miss my xj and tent .
Just a parking lot to show whose rig is bigger.
when I used to go camping back in Europe) I had a small Mitsubishi Colt 2 door and a tiny Eriba Puck camping trailer. I would pull up to a camp site, push the trailer in place, set down the 4 corner supports, roll out the awning, pop up the roof extension for standing height inside the trailer, turn on the propane valve and get out the chairs and table. About 15 to 20 minutes and I was set up and ready to sit down and enjoy watching the others setting up their huge trailers for hours. After a few days I would pack up and move on to the next camp-site and hop from place to place because it was so easy to do with the small setup I had.
@@silentepsilon888 When my kids were little we all jumped in a mini-van, tied a canoe on top and headed to Yellowstone. We stayed in a campground for three days, canoed, fished, it was great. Across from us was a guy in this huge bus type motor home. I only saw him get out of it once a day, to walk around the outside of it and then get back in. Then one day he just left. Haha, what a waist.
@@silentepsilon888 Eriba Puck, now you're talking, mate of mine used to tow one of them behind a trike for motorcycle rallies. He couldn't manage a tent and the Puck was the perfect solution. Great little unit.
Tools and toys are the same thing, the difference is if you enjoy using them.
Good job if I come down to sand hollow I am not going off the pavement
I mean what are these guys thinking?
Are you driving a rollback?
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We are On the Road Again, this time at Sand Hollow State Park "Again" for the UTV Takeover event. It was our task to ensure everyone made it in and out of camp. We had the right tools for the job and a great crew. We took everyone in and out nice and gentle to ensure nobody had equipment damaged. It was a lot of fun with some great people. We have 3 or 4 videos we will put together to show you all the chaos. Thanks for coming along for the ride and thanks for watching. Casey.
Our Website www.caseysoffroadrecovery.com/
Why? Just don't see the appeal here dragging a hotel around in a sand pit packed together like sardines.
It's amazing how crowded that whole area has become. Zion now gets more annual visitors than Yellowstone, or Yosemite, and the spillover of folks passing through to the rest of the region is unbelievable. You guys did an fantastic job getting those rigs in and out.
These videos make this place well-known. I want to visit asap!
Your channel should be mandatory watching before getting your 5th wheel license 😎
you dont need a cdl for those campers but they should !! more $$ than brains
Who had the bright idea of making a camp ground in the middle of a sand dune? There must be a better way this could be setup 😆
Ever heard of a place called Glamis ?
Just a thought, wouldn't it help to unload some of the "toys" out of the toyhaulers and pull them out and then load the toys back up on solid ground? Have to take several thousands of pounds in some cases off the tow rig.
You like it, I love it....my Dad used to say that all the time. Great job pulling those huge trailers through the sand
Imagine having to pay for 2 tracked vehicles to be pulled to the road! Love the Noddy and keep these great videos coming Casey!
Hard to pull a 5th wheel through sand with the leveling jacks dragging
got a lot of trust in them ropes standing literally right beside it
New rule: you must have tires twice as wide as you think on the trailer and truck, and 1/3 the air in them as you think you need. And no low profile tires.
And stop spinning your tires if your vehicle isn't moving anywhere.
Interesting to see that your Nodwell has about the same tractive effort as an 9 ton dozer ! At least on soft sand which is Impressive 👍🏼
Is there any way they could make temporary roadways by wetting the sand?
Those trailers are just a ridiculous size to be bringing into sand like that. Whatever happened to loading up the bed with camping gear and away you go. 🤷♂️
That Trailer looks Really heavy i wonder how many toys inside too
Just getting it done, one at a time, Becky I can see more "tools in the future" LOL
The right tools finishes half the job
Too bad I'm not a little closer to you Casey! We've got two D11 CATs we'd let you borrow!
I want your sandbox toys. All I ever have was a shovel and a bucket. Yours looks way more fun. 👍👍
Those are some really large heavy vans to be putting on the sand in the first place.
Almost would have been better off with a hitch on Noddy and moving the trailers directly.
Agreed I'd prefer to see a pintle or recovery hitch on the dozer.
We did move quite a few trailers with the dozers. They both had hitches on them.
I guess all you really need for sand recovery is a CAT D10...
Not your dozer, yet. I have a feeling we just may see a Casey Off Road Recovery dozer in the future. I had some cool Tonka toys and a big pile of sand as a kid, Casey is collecting the adult version of those and has an even bigger sandbox.
Tow straps over tow balls scare the crap out of me, I guess the good thing was it’s not a chain. Spent a lot of time in Glamis pulling out stuck rigs on big weekends but dang that sand there looks a lot softer. Great job.
Would the eye of the rope slip over the ripper shank ?
Those huge campers are albatrosses. Why mess around those ridiculous things?
Spending a good portion of my life on the Oregon dunes with quads and my Rzr and 80% of the time we would drag the toy hauler out onto the dunes and camp on the sand with absolutely no problems because were smart enough to air down. it absolutely astonishes me how many idiots don’t realize you have to air your tires down!!!
That "work" looks like a blast! I love playing with those toys.
I would not be caught dead within 50 miles of that circus. Haha.
You should look into putting a wheel lift on the Nody. That would give you a lot more options.
One of the coolest recoverys I see, two tracked vehicles and a 6x6 military truck.
Wow, how the time has flown since I first watched this! 😲
straighten out the damn wheels......................
That Dozer stretched the fuck out that strap though
Thanks for your kindness God bless
I think I need some new toys! I mean tools.
Geeter Done! another success. Sometimes it takes two.
Been snowing here most of the day, frozen and thawed, soaked and dried over and over..
Couch, big screen and Casey's Off Road Recovery time! 🥰
Awesome to see so many proud Patriots out there.
Am I just being ignorant, or does it take a special kind of stupid to take those heavy rigs onto soft sand like that? Do these people have no common sense? I drive semi truck and if a area looks questionable, I get out and walk the area that I know that I have to drive on. I guess I value my time and equipment more than these people.
The Park was at capacity. It is actual quite common in Sand Dunes, Motorized recreation areas to see 100's if not thousands of rigs just like this parked on the sand dunes.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery exactly, look at Glamis sand dunes. People are used to it.
Sometimes it be nice to have two dudes clearing the front tires with shovels. Nice videos thank you guys.
Yankem Ropes must be smiling ear to ear watching the loads you are pulling.
I'm not so sure!
Never did understand why people take big heavy diesel trucks and campers onto sand, mud, snow and dirt just to get stuck.
Nope you will never understand. I understand perfectly though. And I would probably do the same thing but with some custom tires aired down all around.
4x4Scout and a couple of dozers to pull you out. Lol
@@jeromeburrasca6710 The point of my mods would be to not need to have two dozers. But I guess you missed that.
I don't understand these people they must have more money than brains bringing a vehicle like that out onto the sand well I hope they got Deep Pockets cuz I don't imagine that was cheap pulling looks good on him I don't care what you're driving Chevy Dodge Ford whatever you can't pull that kind of crap out there expect not to get stuck.
Hey Casey's off road & Recovery!!, I'm sure glad you bought all those toys!!, oh!!, I mean tools!, heavy equipment!, Etc.!!, to get the job done!!!👍👍😮😮😮
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You got that right!
It's wild what people will drive out onto sand. I love that buggy you have!
Why take a house with you when camping, tent in the back and cooking implements food good to go
Man I love the new k series’s but this guy need to learn to knock down a flat path is a fast path
just make sure you have added towing insurance to your auto policy
Boy you guys were busy pulling pickups of all kinds and trailers. Busy weekend?
Busy week, this started on Tuesday Night and went through Sunday.
Casey great business model. If you want to have a successful modern business invest in something that takes advantage of people's wanton material excess, laziness, pride, and stupidity and you will succeed.
Early squad 🚗 🚘
Not sure what it is... But, when it takes both a Nodwell and a D4 just to move, something tells me a dually / triple axle trailer combo is not well suited for beach travel. :)
Was the last truck two we drive? Only saw rear wheels spin.
Yes he had a broken something in the front end earlier.
Bummer.
When you're stuck. It doesn't matter the name on the front. Just get er done.
It´s like camping at a construction site......a dozer, trucks, noise, dust, beep beep beep beep.......
I have to question the wisdom of dragging these behemoths out onto the sand.
I'll never be a fan of these mongo trailers/motorhomes. Not worth the hassle and headaches. Your equipment is bad ass.
If that idiot in the first Chevy would've stopped flooring it for no reason he would not be stuck all the time. People and common sense.
Awesome recovery!
All that money spent and not a lick of sense in them, airing down the tires on truck and trailer and knowing how to use the truck would have saved time and money and unnecessary wear on the trucks if you don't know how to drive on sand stay off the sand..
Without a good towing service that Sand park would be a permanent junkyard
i never noticed the size difference in the differential!!!! thats the oc-15?
Yes
How many dozy people never seem to know which way their front wheels are pointing....more money than brain cells.
Casey I'm sorry but does common sense ring any bells here. O ya it aint the trucks fault
We may have needed some more help. With a crane we may have been able to start stacking them. Every square inch of the Park was full.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Good on you young man can fix and tow inanement objects but fixing stupid thats a whole nother story. LOL Keep the videos coming an old man is living vicariously through them
Doesn't seem like any of the trailer yahoos aired down at all. I understand those are huge heavy trailers but it seems like airing down all the tires might have helped.
I like Chevy's but they are the weakest front end from the big 3 - no question.
All me friends: booooo it's almost winter
Me: yes, almost winter, Nodwell / Bombi collaborations!
Let's not put the sleigh before the horse!
watching the white dully rear tires sink I would imagine about 80# of air in each
Man, I would love to be in SoUt today!! It's cold up here in the boonies. Looks like a good time as always!
It cooled off tonight and Hurricane Force winds! Sand will be all smooth again! You will never know we were there.
All that says too me is he was way over weight and had an inappropriate tow vehicle. Good job Casey has some big toys.
Guys buy a dozer with a factory installed winch it would make life a lot easier on these jobs
I'm impressed that they broke the front end on sand
Another SFBs with more credit than common sense, hope it cost him a bunch to fix that truck!
Does Casey have the best toys or what!!
#JEALOUS
How do they get into those places and then cannot leave? More profit for Casey!
Kinda dumb to take a 3 axles 5th wheel RV out on sand?
I would think that the sand would destroy bearings quickly? Yes / no?
That is what seals are for.
I don’t get it, why tow a rig that big when you already know you are going to get stuck in the sand 🤣
For the algorithm
Wow that sand was SOFT.
I would get an lgp (low ground pressure) Dozer something with 24 inch + wide tracks and a winch. Not a skinny track Dozer they're made for hardpack surfaces
I have my eye on a nice LGP dozer.....
funny how guys with highway slicks seem to get theirself in to these situations lol
This may be a stupid question and I admit I have very little experience with such soft, dry sand but would it help to air-down the trailer tires to give them a little better floatation? It works for the tow vehicles so why wouldn't it help to keep the trailers from digging in so much?
It does help and some people did do that.
Damn that stuff is soft
Way too heavy. I wonder if the trailers were full of his off road vehicles? Did they try tekening take them out of the trailer? I
Most were unloaded.
Awesome collection of equipment !!! You don't need a D6...you need a D9...with 49 tons of traction. Or load the Nodwell up with sand bags. Lots of free sand there...it seems.
Dude needs to get the heck off the throttle it was making the rear of the truck sink
I guess money won’t buy everything. ;)
How do you confuse a D4 with a D6 blade? Lol
And that is why I do not want a camper. I did enough recreational camping in the military. :) :) :)! I enjoy going down on the sandbar behind my house on the Pea River and chasin' Cats and gators.
In the sand I don't care what you have at one time or another you will get stuck , period , but being in the Army i have operated a lot of trucks and tractors and I came to the conclusion , tracks are the best in sand with out a doubt , you put a 6 wheel drive out there with rubber tracks over the tires and make them as wide as what will work with floatation tires on the front , that will get it , those artillery track ammo carriers with wide tracks would do well on the sand .
Thanks for the tips and thanks for your service Leo
Thye Noddy needs a 5th wheel on the back. I bet you these tows would have been a lot more gentle on The Noddy if you had been able to tow the vehicles separate from the trailer. Not that The Noddy didn't handle it but less weight on separate pulls is less stress on all the driveline components. And besides that, Noddy and 5th wheel camper would be the ultimate envy-off-road setup. 😁
The ol Noddy getting down!
These people have more money than brains, don't they understand anything about driving off road? Good for videos though 🙂
Most of the people in the video are pretty hardcore off-road enthusiasts and this is nothing special for them. The UTV Takeover event planned out having them park in the sand and having equipment available to help them get in and out. Watch videos of Glamis or Pismo beach and you'll see this x 1000 on holiday weekends.