They left us unattended in the Yankum Ropes Factory!
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- We made the first leg of our trip with the @406garage3 Ultimate International and stopped at the
@YankumRopes factory for an after hours tour with Allen
After that we loaded up a crate of @MattsOffRoadRecovery gear and headed to the
Hotel for the night
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Thanks for the warning about Warn...that is some seriously shoddy customer service for how much they charge for their winches.
Badlands winch's.. A ton cheaper and I've yet to have one go bad on me. If they ever do It's a quick trip to HF for an exchange.
@@notsevenfeettall It went downhill when Dover Corporation bought Warn Industries in 2017. As soon as it was a publicly traded company running the show it became about profits and shareholders and nothing to do about quality assurance -- this is what happens in every industry (hardware through electronics) when a great company is bought by a publicly traded one.
Commenting on this acquisition, Dover's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Thomas L. Reece said: "This transaction is consistent with our long term strategy of acquiring market leaders with a history of outstanding financial performance. Warn's strong brand name, intellectual property and broad product offering combine to create an outstanding company and an exciting addition to Dover. The strength of Warn's management team was also a critical factor in our decision. Under their leadership, we expect Warn to continue to generate significant growth and profitability for the benefit of Dover's shareholders."
Profitability for the benefit of the shareholders means the customers invariably take it up the ass without so much as a polite introduction. Never mind wining and dining.
The one was a new product so why not make it right but state then about future commercial use wouldn't be covered. I agree that was very poor.
I had heard negative stuff about Warn. But this channel confirmed it. Badlands.
I used to hold them on a pedestal being local. Now they use a lot of cheap parts. After finding the hard way on a part. I would rather get a HF. The Yankum tour was pretty cool. I would of never guessed on that little of fibers.
8409.09 miles of fiber in a 30 (37ft) Yankum rope (of whichever diameter rope you gave the numbers for). The Earth is 24,859.734 Miles at the Poles or 24,901.461 at the Equator. So that rope broken down to single fibers, end to end, it would take 2.956 (3 rounding up) ropes to make it around the Earth at the Equator.
Was great to see the Yankum factory and Awesome to see the truck make the trip.
Thanks for the info.
To help visualize the distance a flight from Salt lake Utah to Melbourne Australia is 8453 miles.
So the earth is approximately 7,917.5 miles diameter from pole to pole. So if you could drill a hole through the earth, one 30’ rope would stretch all the way through and still have enough left to pull your wrecker from home all the way to the wrecker games :-)
Yeah, what he said😂
🤔 How many to the moon? 🌙
🤠 I'm ready to lasso that moon? We can't have it getting away on us now... lol
🤔 What about how many ropes would it take to make a rope bridge to Mars??? You know that would make Elon Musk very happy. 👨🏻🚀
You know you’re a gear nerd when you watch every minute of a tour of a rope building factory.
Thanks for sharing your WARN Winch experience. I want nothing to do with people in a business who treat their customers like that.
Same hear . To much not being made in the USA anymore.
proud to have one of these ropes in every vehicle my wife and I have.
I love how the Yankum community works together.
Casey’s the reason I’m going Badlands APEX for my Gladiator and not Warn Winch. Thanks for the content.
I'm in the market now and totally agree 👍
I just watched a lot of retail winches tested. I think all were made in China, even Warn.
I will never get a Worn winch. Looks like Badlands for me too.
I just went to Harbor Freight and was impressed by how solidly built the Apex winch is.
@@larrybe2900 yes, they are all made in China, but WARN "claims" with parts sourced locally around Oregon. I don't buy that BS though.
I lived in Kansas in the 80's. I worked making telephone cables of all different sizes. I was the one who loaded that same machine and strung it with about 50 plus spools to make telephone cables.
I've seen a couple people in the comments that did the math but there is a piece of data missing for the correct calculation. This is a braided rope so each stand in a 37 foot is significantly longer than 37 feet.
Nice interior work on the yellow truck
As a 45 year Navy and DoD vet and an American, I appreciate that Yankum Ropes has a huge American Flag on the wall of their factory. Gives me faith in this country.
This episode is why Casey's channel is so great. The tour of the Yankum rope factory was very interesting. Good stuff.
If only you could hear what they were talking about. Nice video but the audio SUCKS.
Try Closed Caption, that helps 😊.
Allen has a pretty neat setup, and I agree wholeheartedly with Ben's comments about how it's more of a hands on manufacturing. Much better product by far!
A machine doesen't care that the customer is depending on the product.
Maybe China made ropes use individuals on spinning wheels making individual fibers thus employing more people making hands on ropes.
Working in manufacturing I can tell you that even in the big billion dollar companies there is more human touch on a product than you might assume. Robots and automation are great but nothing beats a human in terms of calculative and spatial alignments.
That tour of Yankum Ropes was really interesting. So good to see real quality and a lot of the work done by actual human beings is great. Not to mention how good that truck is looking with all new upholstery.
As someone who used to spin yarn on a spinning wheel and threaded an eight harness loom, everything in the rope factory made perfect sense.
This was an interesting tour. Prior to this I assumed that Yankum probably bought rope from China and just private labeled it. It is nice to see the entire process from fiber to finished product. I didn't really understand the difference between good and cheap.
Quality of materials and quality control. Better materials gives more longevity. I always say, tools don't fail while they are in the tool box, they fail while you're using them and need them. Do you want a tool that will fail while you're using it? Imagine being stuck someplace and your rope fails because it was cheap. Now you're stuck with a cheap broken rope.
No. That’s rhino usa that does that crap. All of their stuff is rebranded Chinese crap
Great to see the Yankun Rope factory. Wow.
Born in the U S A
I have been looking at winches and was considering a warn but not now! Nice job warn
My son just said he isn’t buying one either, he’d been looking at, until I showed him Casey’s video. Thank you Casey saved us money.
To think that double braided nylon ropes were created under a patent back in 1959 by Samson Rope Company. Have used those type of ropes to tie up military or I should say government vessels, 600 ft long with 12 ft eye each end.10 " in diameter 30 lbs per foot as mooring lines as a merchant sailor. Been splicing eyes in the rope used on my boats since age 16. Have fids for everything from 1/4 in to 1 in and the splicing manuals. Was nice to see the inside of the factory.
Ben is 100% correct about the Yankum Rope factory. Too many factories have automated everything. Folks loose their job for an inferior product being made at the same or higher price. A factory I worked at did this, laying off me and many more hard working people. They lasted 3 years because the product was greatly inferior-machines can't see a problem with the product. Thank you Yankum for allowing Casey a tour, I really enjoyed seeing how they are made. Mind boggling! The shop is so clean! And you actually have heaters that warm! Wish we could go to the Wrecker games, my husband can't get off due to staff shortage but we'll certainly enjoy all of the videos that everyone will post afterwards. If anyone is offended about you guys "making yellow snow" you've never had to pee really badly on a long road trip lol The world has too many cameras 😉😂 You guys stay safe and GOD bless
Awesome tour at yankum ropes
Going to order a Yankum rope. Just based on this video alone. Thank you!
The man speaks my language......take care of your tools, they will take care of you. Mantra for my entire career.
Nice to see the rope facility.
That went up a whole new level of appreciation of the quality and workmanship of this rope.
It's very cool that they actually have employees who make it here in the USA, and not just ship everything from the other side of the pacific ocean and just slapping their label on the product.
I have more interest in this truck than the challengers of the games at this point. Best story in two weeks of build time. Outstanding boys! Ben deserves the award for biggest try.
I’m here for the same reason!
Very impressed with the Yankum Rope tour. Love seeing a small company make a major product that you hear many talk about.
Thanks Casey for taking us to Yankum Ropes. I enjoyed this video watching how they make them the way they do.
Good for you Casey, Stick it to Warn Winch's! Now I will never purchase one, thanks for the head's up and keep up the great work!
I think Allen's correct, who's going to get any sleep? It's Amazing what a great group of like minded individuals gather to further the sport of off roading as well as cementing life long friendships! ❤
My. Mind. Is. BLOIWN! This is the epitome of true American manufacturing!
Your tour of Yankum Rope finally convinced me buy a Yankum Rope (just bought it 2 minutes ago). I do have another brand rope, but needed a 2nd for my other vehicle and this video made it clear what kinetic rope I needed to buy! Thanks Casey and have fun judging the Wrecker Games!
Thanks Henry!
The machines and spoil setups are PFM. The owner is hilarious, great when they can admit "they have people for this".
Passed you guys today in Salt Lake City on I-15.
Great job Ben and Kevin on getting the truck ready for the Games. Thks for stopping by the Yankum store, and Alan giving a tour of his facility and showing how thee wed ropes are made. Drive safely. 🤙😎
This was great I have 2 yankum ropes now I know a lot more about them great American co
Thanks for the tour of Yankum. The more I hear about and from Alan, the more impressed I become.
When shown that broken weld on Alan's trailer, I was half expecting Casey or Ben to whip out a welder and repair it, lol. It looks like it is a good time to be in this community!
I’m with you big dog, warn gear is a logo living on a “name” from days past, thinking a few humans having a bad taste in their mouth because of warn won’t affect the cash flow….. it will, it always does !
Yankum Ropes needs to talk to Andy @Farming Fixing & Fabricating He has a great RUclips channel and needs one of their ropes!!!
Tons of technology goes into making a Yankum rope. Wow, that's amazing.
After watching Casey, Matt, Ron Pratt and others abuse the hell out of Yankum Ropes for things a lot heavier than me, I really wish they made climbing ropes.
Maybe we can get @HowNot2 to test some used and new Yankum Ropes to failure.
Super cool to see how these ropes are made! Warn has always been kinda shady about warranties, which is why I won't buy a warn winch.
thanks for the visit, really an interesting visit. 😀
Again you go off the beaten path and educate viewers on something you depend but never knew how made. Again hats off to you all for explanation and demonstration
Warn used to be family owned with great products…
Evidently they hopped the tracks one way or another.
They sold to an investment company in the year 2000
They got my vote for Made by Hand!
I really appreciate you sharing your experience with Warn... that kind of failure rate mixed with abhorrent service is a no go for me
I saw you on the freeway going Into Utah and the yellow truck looks pretty cool
When I go away on a road Trip Mrs H, always packs a carrier bag full of snacks, driving and snacks go hand in hand.
It says something when winches from Harbor Freight are more reliable than Warn
Spent a lifetime in manufacturing, love it
I am sitting here tonight, supposed to be writing up my "goals and objectives" for the year for my employer. And now all I can think about is how much I would rather be with you and Ben somewhere in Idaho trying to keep that truck working.
8,409.09 miles of fibers are in the 7/8" rope (with caseys math) 24,901 miles around the earth, so youd get .338 around the earth
I love seeing successful, high quality American made companies! Please never send your production overseas!
Warn use to be the only name in winches. At this point nowadays I havn't seen a new warn winch on a truck in probably 5+ years, harbor freight is eating their lunch and warn doesnt seem to even care
Ben and Kevin are the stars of this project my hats off to you guys.
Thank you for the inside view of Yankum Ropes! And MADE IN THE U.S.A.!!!!! That is AWESOME!!!!
when i worked on the paper machine we used ropes to help feed the paper lead though the dryers to the back of the machine to the reel where we had another section of rope , we would have to spice the ropes together , as long as there is a load on the splice in the rope it stays tight seeing the work that they do for the weaving of their ropes brought back the memory of working on the paper machine , now days the paper is feed through the machine by pressurized air on guides .
The math about the total length of base thread in a rope is wrong, because it assumes straight runs of thread ... they're not straight, they're woven, and woven again, and again.
Thanks for the tour of the Yankum rope factory.
Thanks for the warning on the warn winches😊
Hello guys; the tool Sleeping Beauty princess pricked her finger on is called a "drop spindle". It's been used since ancient times to twist the fibers together and then the fibers can go on to a spinning wheel; spun into a skein and then used to weave or braid the fiber into a product. For cloth a loom is used & for a tightly braided rope the machinery you showed us at Yankum Rope.
8409 miles of thread in a 30’ rope. 😮
that's 3 ropes worth of thread to go all the way around the Earth!
I came up with the same.
@@LonC1966 me as well 👍
Just over the 7917.5 mile diameter of the earth.
Really interesting tour of Yankum Rope facility ❣️
I bought a weekender kit bc of you and Matt. Yankum. Thanks for making stuck in the mud easier and safer
You make it on your way!!! Nice tour of Yankum Ropes too. I enjoyed the "how it's done" part the most!! Drive safe and get there on time!!! I'll be waiting for the next installment😁
YAY so rad you made it to Burley and got to tour Yankum ropes factory.
One thing that I will say customer service is key in this world and I do like my yankum Rope one day soon I will get some soft shackles from them. Thank you for making quality products.😊
Very interesting thanks Casey
This is a great commercial for Yankem. I wish I could afford a proper rope. Perhaps as soon as I find a buyer for a spare kidney.... na seriously, I'd love to have one, but I have a daughter's wedding asking for all of my play money this year.
I would love to have information on the development of the rope. Proprietary I’m sure, and if it works, it doesn’t need to be shared. I worked in aviation for twenty years and knowing what goes into the mechanical and material functionality earned my confidence in the products we produced.
Great to see the Yankum rope factory, Thanks
I loved the whole Yankum Ropes segment. Alan in no way comes across as the CEO of an aspiring company. He is unassuming, funny, and you'd be pleased to have him as a friend. I've seen one of their HUGE ropes on the Millennial Farmer channel, and seen it used to unstick BIG tractors and farm implements from muddy quagmires. I have to say though, that I don't think I have seen Zach make use of the rope's dynamic feature, and I have even asked why in the comments. He says that he knows that's how the ropes work best, but if he pulled that hard, he'd tear whatever he was attached to right off.
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Super Kool!
This is focused working on a craft. Bravo.
Very good stuff 👏, Thanks for sharing the tour with Allen..
Good job yankum.
Awesome video Casey. The tour of Yankum ropes was much appreciated. It's nice to see stuff being made here in the USA with machinery and people. I worked in a lighting factory for 29 years. I would have been there longer if they hadn't closed. We made the light bulbs for street lamps, stadiums, fishing boats, and more. Quite a few jobs done by people were converted to being done by robots over the years.
Fight the machines
Great video once again, Casey. I really have no practical need for a recovery rope because I don't do any wheeling in my 4Runner (I'm old and poor and can't afford to fix broken things), but if I ever buy a kinetic rope, it'll for sure be a Yankum. I'm a firm believer in buying good tools, and Allen makes the best in the business.
Towing it it showing it! Bring it to life and the games!
You got her running, amazing!
It was great for Allen to show you/us how the ropes are actually made and what goes into the making of each rope and how much manual labour is still entailed in the making of the rops which is great for manufacturing and the families attached.. and as Ben stated, more companies not only in USA are too quick to go automated without even consideration of the impact on families and others that do the work to make any items these days... good on Allen for keeping families employed.. I hope you all have a blast at the Off Road Wrecker Games which are on now.. .today being march 9th here in Melbourne Australia.. I look forward to seeing many channels videos of what goes on and also some of the behind the scenes stuff which is always great to see..(Hint Hint)....
Nice very nice
“Take care of your tools, they will take care of you.” My mom said that all the time, too. And it’s true.
Exactly why I totally support Yankum Ropes! Great video!
Very impressive video.. thanks Casey
Thank You , A fine tour ,
WOO HOO! Hello Casey !!
Will add for yankum ropes, hand written thank you note with rope. Super quality. The most enjoyable tow pulling a ford to the shop with a Ram, nice and smooth.
Thanks for the tour of Yankum ropes! Pretty awesome! Can't wait to see all the videos of the Off Road Wrecker games!
Thanks for the Yankum tour, very interesting.
Made in the USA 🇺🇸 good job boys that’s how it should be 👍🏻💯🇦🇺
I too thought that Warn Winches were the best and then I used the Harbor Freight Winches and noticed that so was everyone else, I’ve never had one issue with them and it sits on my trailer with a battery and one of there solar panel with a charger on it and that assembly has NEVER failed me once in the five years I’ve been using it!
My ropes should be arriving Friday, awesome video and tour, really appreciate what all of you do, including the behind scenes folks! Thanks!
is there another option?
Thanks Casey. Alan is such a big part of the family of channels I watch: Matt’s, Fab Rats, and you. And I have heard it said by all of you made in Idaho and others have stopped by the shop. But seeing the full operation like this is great. What a great guy Alan is. I would like to see the real economic impact he has on that town. Great stuff. Be safe
That's what I love about your channel there's always something new and exciting. Yankum ropes a great product seeing how they are made is a grass thing to see.
So true. Love seeing how they make Yankum ropes is why I would buy from them . A great AMERICAN company.👍👍👍
Thanks Alan and Casey for sharing how these ropes are made. When I purchased mine, mi esposa (my wife) was a little miffed at the cost. I will show her this so she can understand the cost. The ropes are worth it when out on the trail, for sure.
Casey , Ben , and whoever the camera guy is left unattended in the yankum ropes factory ? Uh oh , shenanigans time 🤣🤣
Looks really nice
Great video Casey. Since I was a kid I have loved touring factories. Very interesting
Alan is a class act. I have one of his ropes and some soft shackles on my "to buy soon" list. I think I'll drive over to Burley and buy in person, just to say Hi. I'm always ready to support an Idaho business.
Thank you for this video. The Yankum rope facility was fascinating. Be careful on the rest of your trip.