Patience is what helps teach kids....so many people don't have the patience to teach, all they do is yell at their kids, and wonder why they won't come to their parents for anything LOL. I've had to teach quite a few friends' kids how to drive as a result of the parents lacking the patience to teach.
Dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, I absolutely love it ! Dad,I think you and your wife have done an excellent job raising and teaching your children. If more parents would teach their children skills like you do we would not have to rely on the government for everything. I love your channel Please don’t stop posting you and your life style is a blessing to so many people. God bless you and your family.
We are privileged, 2 days in a row and we get to watch Rance in his first experience with the simulator. Every ranch kid needs to be able to drive as soon as they can reach the pedals.
And that is what ranch kids have been doing since there were trucks. Unfortunately, now we also have ignorant Karens who have nothing better to do than ruin someone else's day. And yes. I agree with the use of the word "need". These ranch kids absolutely need to know the things their dad is teaching them.
RUclips is ignorant to how farm FAMILY'S are formed. Kids make up the family farm as soon as they can help with family farm chores. I was driving a tractor at 8 picking corn or combining beans. Running barn cleaner into manure spreader and hooking up tractor to spread manure in fields. Why that's whats farm family's did and still do. AMERICA WAS BUILT ON FARMING VALUES NOT RUclipsS LIBERAL IGNORANCE OF REAL VALUES.
@@scotty2307us kids started out sitting in the lap steering. Then we'd get to shift when our arms were long enough. Reaching the pedals took some growing into.
Looked to me like Rance needed the seat moved forward more LOL. I agree, teach them while they're young enough to not think they know everything. At 41 I'm just learning to operate heavy equipment LOL....while there are kids out there driving this stuff, I'm just now learning...never had the opportunity as a kid to drive anything other than a lawn tractor....every kid should have the opportunity to spend a summer on a ranch, orchard, farm, etc. and learn how to drive everything from the lawn tractor, to all the heavy equipment, and semi-trucks....the more they learn, the more they know, the better off they'll be when they get to the high school age/job market age...great stuff to be able to put in the knowledge section of an application...and an excellent way to get your foot in the door of many companies...heck just having forklift experience can really open up doors for careers in many different markets.
From old white haired farmer. Most just don't understand farm and or ranch life. I drove tractor on my own at 6-7 year old. So did my children two grils and a son. We have all survived and have sound working and real life knowledge keep up the good work.
If you wait till a kid is the "appropriate" age to take on a particular challenge, they've lost the desire to learn that one and moved on to the next big thing that captures their interest.
Too many people like to tell us how to raise our kids and most of the time they don't have any kids or cows! More kids should get the experiences that these kids are getting, #Ranchlife #Farmlife
Lot of people are jealous because you have a big private backyard to practice your skill and I fallow you from the beginning and I never see kid under 16 with no license on public roads…me I tell you I’m jealous to see the skill of your family on a horse 😢😂
I am a farm kid who learned to drive when I was 6 years old. Anyone who criticizes you or your kids for learning to drive be fore they are "Old Enough" is a idiot. Keep up the great videos. Happy New Year
Horrible to cancel videos of this. Shame on people. Keep up the great job and teaching. The simulator got some nice simulated dirt on windows that so cool.
Excellent job, Rance. It only took a few minutes for Rance to learn to drive a Semi-truck, while hauling a heavy trailer! He's a fast learner. Well done, Rance! 🤠
Oh my goodnessss!!!! Just like the day I tried to teach my husband how to drive the Freightliner to haul silage!! He is a natural!! I think the kids in the "backseat" were instermental in the success! Loved it!!
Wow gotta love modern technology, that is a very realistic simulator, 😂😂 love it. I drove while my Dad strung cake when I was 2 years, the old push throttle start pickup, he would put it in low low, I stood in the seat and steered, when he was done he whistled, I pushed the starter in and shut it off😅 Those were the days! Your raising those kids right❤🙏🇺🇲
As the saying going, "Tell me - and I'll forget. Show me - and I'll remember. Let me do it myself - and I'll understand." Rance understands shifting, engine braking, and clutches, now. That's a day well spent.
❤🎉😂 73 yr old woman here and thankfully still only drive stick. But I didn't learn in a semi and trailer lol, way to go Rance and Anchor Brand Ranch crew!! 😊♥️😁🤠⭐😍
I grew up on a farm in Ohio and kids learned to drive everything on the farm usually by 7 or 8. Learned to work cattle, cut and bale hay and pick up a 75lb or more bale, milk and everything else that needed done.
Very impressed with the real life simulator. I also liked the built-in distractions and the patients of the driving trainer instructor. Great job in keeping it real.
That simulator is so cool. You should try to get a patent on it 😂. How thoughtful to even have the sun in your eyes and dirty windows. Wonderful Class Room. Great Schooling 🎉
That is the best simulator ever. My Dad did this for me 60 years ago. I did it for my kids all 5. Now working on my grand kids. Your the best thanks for sharing.
I love the high tech green screen that allows you to show recorded landscape! The audio was so real like that when I closed my eyes it’s like we were going down your private drive. The person who edited in the background conversation also did an excellent job. I’m actually disappointed, I always thought you were out in the middle of the desert. Next time you can simulate your cows grazing on a rich green pasture.
Get a grip folks. Ranch and farms everybody helps. Kids are on private property no one to hurt and they are gearing up for a variety of jobs. Keep on going folks your kids are well behaved and work together. Most kids now a days don't do anything. Get out of school and can't do anything. Count change answer phones professionally or answer questions. These kids arethewwy ahead of the game.
The real trick, imo, to learning to drive stick is to learn to "feel" when the vehicle (whatever the vehicle is) is ready to shift. Learn the process (clutch, neutral, gas, gear, clutch) and imo more importantly learn the "why" of the process (ie the mechanics behind the scene), then leave the process to the subconcious and just let the vehicle tell you the when.
Very nice scenery in the semi truck simulator. the screens need cleaning though. Nice to see Ranse doing so well hauling water. It reminded me of the first time I found and watched Anchor Brand Ranch Riley was driving and the boys were hauling water. I am so sorry to hear about Riley's elbow acting up again I hope he can get back to the action . The little guys are funny always chattering Great job and I love each and every video .keep up the great work.
Rance will learn the feel of an engine, just like he does his horse. That guy is a hand a horseback. I have three split ear headstalls and 3 sets of spilt reins(cowboy reins) if y’all can use them let me know how to get them to y’all. I sold my cattle and lease the ranch. I’m just getting rid of extra stuff. Let me know if interested.
Like all true students in the driving classes “Spurs “ are correct attire but not required You are the most wonderful parents that we need to educate our kids.
its really cool that you teach the boys to drive when they are young they will have a much better chance on being great drivers then kids who dont get to drive till they are oldeer
If everyone brought their kids up the way you do no kids would be in trouble, I am 66 and that's the way we were brought up working working small kids in the field picking corn by hand with 2 mules pulling a wagon😊
Good job Rance, we ALL can appreciate the challenge of driving a simulator like that! Ramzi, you are a good teacher. Thanks for sharing your experience.
My father taught me how to drive and when we went to SC to see my grandparents he had me drive on I-75. Back then it was 4 lanes. I adore your kids and love your show. I can't believe utube took the most entertaining channel off the site. My grandsons are young boys and they have been driving farm equipment and trucks for years on their grandparents farm. It's what they do on farms and ranches. My dad always had my brothers outside working and they know how to do everything now. My sister and I worked in the house with my mom. All kids need to work like your kids and like my generation did. That's what's wrong with these young people now. Kids need discipline and love. I hope you guys get back on utube. Happy new year to everyone.
LOL next time when he does the simulation truck you can trun traffic on or off and how much traffic there will be out there for him to deal with. Now all he needs to learn and work on is strait backing. You are a very good teacher with the big truck simulation. He needs to work on the stopping and no stalling it. He is doing a great job with the simulation game.
We did not live on a farm when my kids were growing up. But my son learned how to drive a stick shift 1940's Cadillac in our yard. We lived on a corner lot and the house sat back from the road. My son would drive the car from the driveway around the house to the backyard and back to the front. He might of shifted into 2nd gear. He was 10 yrs old he never took it on the road. He is 50 yrs old now and drives a semi for a living.
We love your simulator. Reminds us of seeing the old green truck pull up to a water tank… 🥰 Driving a stick shift isn’t so bad, but that simulator w/all those gears would be too much for this old girl!!! 🤪 Rance did great!!! Bless his heart!!! 🥰
That's a good simulator you have there and a few more times and Rance will be like Riley driving without the instructor. I learned to drive in a 56 Chevy with a 3 on the tree!
I wish that I was able to learn to drive tractor trailer on a simulator. My tractor trailer school made us learn on the real deal. Anchor brand ranch has a better school than I went to! Good job Rance!
Hello there. Yous are lucky out there being able to learn to drive from a early age. Over here in the UK before we had mobile phones you could get away with anything. Mobile phones with their cameras 📷 have ducked it up for every one.
Only way to learn watertrucks move different than static loads but young fella have it by the balls too ezy you got family of operator's the mate lucky boys and DAD 10/10 = SOUTH AUSTRALIA
A great vid, which i greatly enjoyed. Seemed a bit strange to have spurs on one's boots when driving a truck. But never mind he got the job done, well done all concerned.
I respect you for taking up for your hard work to teach them what it means. How many have sons that won the many trucks they have from hard work you and mom have taught them. I could go on because [ am pizzed off.
My four boys drove them at that age too . I didn’t have to worry about getting canceled from Utube . I did however worry my insurance agent would find out . My oldest could back into a spot from the blind side at 14 better then I could.
Just hope Utube doesn't think that semi was driven by Rance and realize he was using the simulator and the actual driving was done by a professional because we love your videos of real life not entertainment show that rehearse everything and then call it reality no pilgrim we need your videos 😊❤
If every raised their kids like adults wed have a much more mature society. I miss the 60s and 70s when you had to be pulling your weight. God bless anchor brand ranch
Brings back memories. When I started out, to put the clutch in I had to brace with the steering wheel and scoot my butt forward to push the clutch in, and not be able to see out the windshield (i.e. to stop). Then a "simulator supervisor" gave the all-clear on when to let the clutch out since i couldn't see until I had the clutch out. All in good jest, the saying came back to me: if you can't find'em, grind'em. Great job!
Great way to learn out there. I learned on site in a old Ford F 750 single axle dump truck. You Sir. Are a great dad to them boy's they will learn more from you then most. I love your videos keep them coming.
I t might help if you get Rance some support behind his back so he has some leverage. Rance be glad your learning to drive a manual on a diesel, on a gas engine you would have stalled the engine and have to keep restarting the engine, it will get easier the more you practice. Of course having your younger brother yelling dad in your ear doesn't hrlp
Rance may appreciate that bean bag behind his back to give him for more purchases on those pedals. Losing the spurs might help while his learning. His got a good instructor though. I don't think I'd be any better my first time. How's this dad person I keep hearing about, and is there a record number of dads in a row?
100%. Here in Australia, we say manual cars are equipped with a millennial anti theft device. 😂 We took our brand new Toyota landcruiser in for it's 1st service to Toyota. The young fellow (over 18, as we don't get a d/l til 18) who checks in your car and takes it back to the service area, was unable to drive it, he had to go inside and find someone who could drive a manual. 😂😂😂
First and foremost, Rance, excellent job Second, I need to upgrade my simulator, mine doesn't have the add on for additional characters. LOL This one was truly fun to watch. Cool way to start the New Year. ABR #1
That's jacked up YT did that to yall. I started learning how to drive well under 10 yrs by steering the truck while feeding cows in Wyoming. These leftists will never understand the great memories we have
Praying for Riley's elbow gets healed soon. Good job Rance, I didnt see any leg shaking or uncertainty on your face, but a confident young man trusting his teacher, his dad, AWESOME. ABR, thanks for another great video. and HAPPY NEW YEAR
You have to be the most patient man in this judgemental world and a dam good father
Patience is what helps teach kids....so many people don't have the patience to teach, all they do is yell at their kids, and wonder why they won't come to their parents for anything LOL.
I've had to teach quite a few friends' kids how to drive as a result of the parents lacking the patience to teach.
Extra points for learning to drive a stick with your little brothers chattering in your ear.
Dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, I absolutely love it ! Dad,I think you and your wife have done an excellent job raising and teaching your children. If more parents would teach their children skills like you do we would not have to rely on the government for everything. I love your channel Please don’t stop posting you and your life style is a blessing to so many people. God bless you and your family.
We are privileged, 2 days in a row and we get to watch Rance in his first experience with the simulator. Every ranch kid needs to be able to drive as soon as they can reach the pedals.
And that is what ranch kids have been doing since there were trucks. Unfortunately, now we also have ignorant Karens who have nothing better to do than ruin someone else's day. And yes. I agree with the use of the word "need". These ranch kids absolutely need to know the things their dad is teaching them.
RUclips is ignorant to how farm FAMILY'S are formed. Kids make up the family farm as soon as they can help with family farm chores. I was driving a tractor at 8 picking corn or combining beans. Running barn cleaner into manure spreader and hooking up tractor to spread manure in fields. Why that's whats farm family's did and still do. AMERICA WAS BUILT ON FARMING VALUES NOT RUclipsS LIBERAL IGNORANCE OF REAL VALUES.
@@scotty2307us kids started out sitting in the lap steering. Then we'd get to shift when our arms were long enough. Reaching the pedals took some growing into.
Looked to me like Rance needed the seat moved forward more LOL.
I agree, teach them while they're young enough to not think they know everything. At 41 I'm just learning to operate heavy equipment LOL....while there are kids out there driving this stuff, I'm just now learning...never had the opportunity as a kid to drive anything other than a lawn tractor....every kid should have the opportunity to spend a summer on a ranch, orchard, farm, etc. and learn how to drive everything from the lawn tractor, to all the heavy equipment, and semi-trucks....the more they learn, the more they know, the better off they'll be when they get to the high school age/job market age...great stuff to be able to put in the knowledge section of an application...and an excellent way to get your foot in the door of many companies...heck just having forklift experience can really open up doors for careers in many different markets.
Love it!!
Keep raising em right!
I have so much respect for y’all!
From old white haired farmer. Most just don't understand farm and or ranch life. I drove tractor on my own at 6-7 year old. So did my children two grils and a son. We have all survived and have sound working and real life knowledge keep up the good work.
Yea, the city slickers at YT don’t know anything about a family run cattle ranch. Keep up the good work.
@@dennisnevin1893they 'very probably never seen a real cow neither! Let alone a cattle ranch!
If you wait till a kid is the "appropriate" age to take on a particular challenge, they've lost the desire to learn that one and moved on to the next big thing that captures their interest.
Too many people like to tell us how to raise our kids and most of the time they don't have any kids or cows! More kids should get the experiences that these kids are getting, #Ranchlife #Farmlife
Ranc will be a real truck driver in no time that extremely realistic simulator is the perfect training aid!
Lot of people are jealous because you have a big private backyard to practice your skill and I fallow you from the beginning and I never see kid under 16 with no license on public roads…me I tell you I’m jealous to see the skill of your family on a horse 😢😂
That semi simulator works so well you could start a truck driver training school with it.
I am a farm kid who learned to drive when I was 6 years old. Anyone who criticizes you or your kids for learning to drive be fore they are "Old Enough" is a idiot. Keep up the great videos. Happy New Year
Sorry to hear about Riley's elbow acting up again; prayers going up for a solution..
Horrible to cancel videos of this. Shame on people. Keep up the great job and teaching. The simulator got some nice simulated dirt on windows that so cool.
Best way to learn on a simulator and your father as your instructor 👍🏼. Job well done.
Excellent job, Rance. It only took a few minutes for Rance to learn to drive a Semi-truck, while hauling a heavy trailer! He's a fast learner. Well done, Rance! 🤠
Not a semi truck…. Simulator 😉🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh my goodnessss!!!! Just like the day I tried to teach my husband how to drive the Freightliner to haul silage!! He is a natural!! I think the kids in the "backseat" were instermental in the success! Loved it!!
Wow gotta love modern technology, that is a very realistic simulator, 😂😂 love it. I drove while my Dad strung cake when I was 2 years, the old push throttle start pickup, he would put it in low low, I stood in the seat and steered, when he was done he whistled, I pushed the starter in and shut it off😅 Those were the days! Your raising those kids right❤🙏🇺🇲
As the saying going, "Tell me - and I'll forget. Show me - and I'll remember. Let me do it myself - and I'll understand." Rance understands shifting, engine braking, and clutches, now. That's a day well spent.
❤🎉😂 73 yr old woman here and thankfully still only drive stick. But I didn't learn in a semi and trailer lol, way to go Rance and Anchor Brand Ranch crew!! 😊♥️😁🤠⭐😍
I think this is awesome. You are preparing your kids to take on the world. You have the best classroom.
Awesome job, thanks for the ride along. He did so well he didn't even so much as curb them simulator trailer tires..lol
Good job Rance on the simulator
great job dad especially with the little ones running interference in the back
New drinking game: Every time Ridgey says, 'Dad' we dunk an orea, eat it and chase with milk. Yep, we are all going to be sick and on a sugar high! 👋🤠
All the truck simulator needs is a chromium-plated, fully- illuminated genuine accessory shift knob that won't come off in your hand.
Showing our age a little 😅
Especially if you're goin down Wolf Creek Pass😊.
@@rodyoutsey8786 Simulation of Wolf Creek Pass.
I grew up on a farm in Ohio and kids learned to drive everything on the farm usually by 7 or 8. Learned to work cattle, cut and bale hay and pick up a 75lb or more bale, milk and everything else that needed done.
I was nine years old (62 now) when I started driving a vehicle off road on the farm, made me a better driver I think.
I love your patience teaching your son to drive, weldone sir... Mike from New Zealand.
New slogan for a T shirt: Say DAD one more time.......HAHAHA!
Very impressed with the real life simulator. I also liked the built-in distractions and the patients of the driving trainer instructor. Great job in keeping it real.
Good job Rance you are going to be a good truck driver. Hope Riley's elbow isn't anything to serious. Stay safe and stay healthy blessing to you all.
THE WORLD IS AFRAID OF REAL MEN AND THATS WHAT GOT THERE
Those driving simulators are invaluable for learning! Rance did great for the first time in the simulator! 🤙🏼
That simulator is so cool. You should try to get a patent on it 😂. How thoughtful to even have the sun in your eyes and dirty windows.
Wonderful Class Room.
Great Schooling 🎉
That is the best simulator ever. My Dad did this for me 60 years ago. I did it for my kids all 5. Now working on my grand kids. Your the best thanks for sharing.
It looked like the simulator had a bead off the simulated rim. 😂😂😂
Good eye there !
It surely did
I love the high tech green screen that allows you to show recorded landscape! The audio was so real like that when I closed my eyes it’s like we were going down your private drive. The person who edited in the background conversation also did an excellent job. I’m actually disappointed, I always thought you were out in the middle of the desert. Next time you can simulate your cows grazing on a rich green pasture.
Get a grip folks. Ranch and farms everybody helps. Kids are on private property no one to hurt and they are gearing up for a variety of jobs. Keep on going folks your kids are well behaved and work together. Most kids now a days don't do anything. Get out of school and can't do anything. Count change answer phones professionally or answer questions. These kids arethewwy ahead of the game.
I wish I had a simulator just like that one to teach my kids to drive. All thumbs up for Rance. Great job
Great job in the simulator iam 63 now but I remember my first-time on a dozer I was 8 years old fond memories
good work Rance
The real trick, imo, to learning to drive stick is to learn to "feel" when the vehicle (whatever the vehicle is) is ready to shift. Learn the process (clutch, neutral, gas, gear, clutch) and imo more importantly learn the "why" of the process (ie the mechanics behind the scene), then leave the process to the subconcious and just let the vehicle tell you the when.
Very nice scenery in the semi truck simulator. the screens need cleaning though. Nice to see Ranse doing so well hauling water. It reminded me of the first time I found and watched Anchor Brand Ranch Riley was driving and the boys were hauling water. I am so sorry to hear about Riley's elbow acting up again I hope he can get back to the action . The little guys are funny always chattering Great job and I love each and every video .keep up the great work.
Rance will learn the feel of an engine, just like he does his horse. That guy is a hand a horseback. I have three split ear headstalls and 3 sets of spilt reins(cowboy reins) if y’all can use them let me know how to get them to y’all. I sold my cattle and lease the ranch. I’m just getting rid of extra stuff. Let me know if interested.
I commend you for teaching your kids how to drive on your ranch and your kids know more than most adults how to drive and that's a fantastic thing
🇺🇲🇵🇷🇲🇽😎 and all of these kids《21 year olds)know how to drive a D 8 caterpillar !!!! Keep on keeping on 🥰 We love anchor brand ranch❤
Ya got a few more to train yet; Good job for both of you.
Like all true students in the driving classes “Spurs “ are correct attire but not required
You are the most wonderful parents that we need to educate our kids.
its really cool that you teach the boys to drive when they are young they will have a much better chance on being great drivers then kids who dont get to drive till they are oldeer
Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad………………………😂
Say DAD one more time.......HAHAHAHA
If everyone brought their kids up the way you do no kids would be in trouble, I am 66 and that's the way we were brought up working working small kids in the field picking corn by hand with 2 mules pulling a wagon😊
Great video Ramzi Laura and kids
Great job Rance. Happy 21st birthday young man.
Remeber:
Master Thy right foot, Master Thy simulator.
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Good job Rance, we ALL can appreciate the challenge of driving a simulator like that! Ramzi, you are a good teacher. Thanks for sharing your experience.
My father taught me how to drive and when we went to SC to see my grandparents he had me drive on I-75. Back then it was 4 lanes. I adore your kids and love your show. I can't believe utube took the most entertaining channel off the site. My grandsons are young boys and they have been driving farm equipment and trucks for years on their grandparents farm. It's what they do on farms and ranches. My dad always had my brothers outside working and they know how to do everything now. My sister and I worked in the house with my mom. All kids need to work like your kids and like my generation did. That's what's wrong with these young people now. Kids need discipline and love. I hope you guys get back on utube. Happy new year to everyone.
Nice Simulation!
Ridge is quiet today.
LOL next time when he does the simulation truck you can trun traffic on or off and how much traffic there will be out there for him to deal with. Now all he needs to learn and work on is strait backing. You are a very good teacher with the big truck simulation. He needs to work on the stopping and no stalling it. He is doing a great job with the simulation game.
We did not live on a farm when my kids were growing up. But my son learned how to drive a stick shift 1940's Cadillac in our yard. We lived on a corner lot and the house sat back from the road. My son would drive the car from the driveway around the house to the backyard and back to the front. He might of shifted into 2nd gear. He was 10 yrs old he never took it on the road. He is 50 yrs old now and drives a semi for a living.
We love your simulator. Reminds us of seeing the old green truck pull up to a water tank… 🥰
Driving a stick shift isn’t so bad, but that simulator w/all those gears would be too much for this old girl!!! 🤪 Rance did great!!! Bless his heart!!! 🥰
One of the BEST DADS in America in MY BOOKS!
That's a good simulator you have there and a few more times and Rance will be like Riley driving without the instructor. I learned to drive in a 56 Chevy with a 3 on the tree!
Ramzi - one might almost think you’ve taught this skill a time or two. 😂❤
In 1966 I was 12. Dad was running a combine harvesting barley. I was in a simulator (1953 GMC truck) moving over closer to the combine.
GOOD JOB !!!!
EVERYBODY!!!!
LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!
Great job driving Rance
Looked like Ridgey backed up the water truck. Lol
I wish that I was able to learn to drive tractor trailer on a simulator. My tractor trailer school made us learn on the real deal. Anchor brand ranch has a better school than I went to! Good job Rance!
Hello there. Yous are lucky out there being able to learn to drive from a early age. Over here in the UK before we had mobile phones you could get away with anything. Mobile phones with their cameras 📷 have ducked it up for every one.
Only way to learn watertrucks move different than static loads but young fella have it by the balls too ezy you got family of operator's the mate lucky boys and DAD 10/10 = SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Great Job!!! Thanks for sharing
Most farm kids learn sooner than their city cousins and seem to do better in life.
Shoot fire...ive learned to drive a semi on the SIM also😊 Great job young man!
Hello ABR
What's up?
This is whats wrong with America! We don’t have enough of this!
Rance is a stud
A great vid, which i greatly enjoyed. Seemed a bit strange to have spurs on one's boots when driving a truck. But never mind he got the job done, well done all concerned.
I respect you for taking up for your hard work to teach them what it means. How many have sons that won the many trucks they have from hard work you and mom have taught them. I could go on because [ am pizzed off.
My four boys drove them at that age too . I didn’t have to worry about getting canceled from Utube . I did however worry my insurance agent would find out . My oldest could back into a spot from the blind side at 14 better then I could.
Your never too younger are to old to learn something.Keep teaching them life skills.
Just hope Utube doesn't think that semi was driven by Rance and realize he was using the simulator and the actual driving was done by a professional because we love your videos of real life not entertainment show that rehearse everything and then call it reality no pilgrim we need your videos 😊❤
Good Training for the Young men😂😂😂😂😂
If every raised their kids like adults wed have a much more mature society. I miss the 60s and 70s when you had to be pulling your weight. God bless anchor brand ranch
Wow this is so great what are you doing, excellent i wich parents today they take time to show their kids the right way
What a very good driver for being only 21. God bless you and your family. 🙋🏻♀️♥️🇺🇸
Nothing like having fun hahahaha my awesome job y'all
Wow what a realistic simulator even the kid seem real.
Brings back memories. When I started out, to put the clutch in I had to brace with the steering wheel and scoot my butt forward to push the clutch in, and not be able to see out the windshield (i.e. to stop). Then a "simulator supervisor" gave the all-clear on when to let the clutch out since i couldn't see until I had the clutch out. All in good jest, the saying came back to me: if you can't find'em, grind'em. Great job!
Good job all around boys. Its a soft world thanks for helping share the hard parts. Anxhor brand ranch making men daily
That’s an awesome simulator you have! So wonderful your kids can learn using that with a simulated trailer too!
You instruct youngsters very well he’s doing a fine job
Great way to learn out there. I learned on site in a old Ford F 750 single axle dump truck. You Sir. Are a great dad to them boy's they will learn more from you then most. I love your videos keep them coming.
Dad dad dad answer the poor boy
Your windshield defnly simulated a winter snow storm, Rance drove good 1st time.
I t might help if you get Rance some support behind his back so he has some leverage.
Rance be glad your learning to drive a manual on a diesel, on a gas engine you would have stalled the engine and have to keep restarting the engine, it will get easier the more you practice. Of course having your younger brother yelling dad in your ear doesn't hrlp
Rance may appreciate that bean bag behind his back to give him for more purchases on those pedals. Losing the spurs might help while his learning. His got a good instructor though. I don't think I'd be any better my first time. How's this dad person I keep hearing about, and is there a record number of dads in a row?
I wager my 2 week paycheck that no YT employee can shift and drive that truck, let alone a manual shift vehicle
Amen you are spot on!
100%. Here in Australia, we say manual cars are equipped with a millennial anti theft device. 😂
We took our brand new Toyota landcruiser in for it's 1st service to Toyota. The young fellow (over 18, as we don't get a d/l til 18) who checks in your car and takes it back to the service area, was unable to drive it, he had to go inside and find someone who could drive a manual. 😂😂😂
It looks like the back of the wateringftruck can use a little welding
East bound and down you are doing good.
First and foremost, Rance, excellent job
Second, I need to upgrade my simulator, mine doesn't have the add on for additional characters. LOL
This one was truly fun to watch. Cool way to start the New Year. ABR #1
That's jacked up YT did that to yall. I started learning how to drive well under 10 yrs by steering the truck while feeding cows in Wyoming. These leftists will never understand the great memories we have
Amen!!!
The leftist are to busy teaching their kids hate.
Praying for Riley's elbow gets healed soon. Good job Rance, I didnt see any leg shaking or uncertainty on your face, but a confident young man trusting his teacher, his dad, AWESOME. ABR, thanks for another great video. and HAPPY NEW YEAR
That’s how learned.