I must admit it hurt my heart a little to see those trucks get destroyed. Somewhere there’s a collector literally crying because he needed those parts 😩🫣🤷🏻♀️!! Another awesome Sparks video!!
Same I was more than a little irritated when he said that they didn't have titles. Out of all the stuff he knows he somehow doesn't know/care that most states don't require a title to sell a car 25+ years old.
It hurts so much watching these old rigs just get scrapped. It would be awesome, being you have such a reach and so many followers, if you could let us all know the things you come across. And if any of us within that reach can come and harvest or save whatever is needed before its death, that would be awesome. I know someone out there is going, I've been looking for that fender or grill or whatever, for years. And in this age of being green and me hating to see our past go to waste, it would be great if y'all could start something like that. But I love seeing you guys clean up these areas no ones touched in years. I have areas near where I hunt that look identical and have been that way as long as I can remember. Wish I had the means to do what y'all are doing. Thank you guys for all you do.
I'm not going to lie, I am freaking Pissed! 😡 I would have loved to have those trucks. I hate when people don't give a shit about history! Those trucks were history!
Been in the army for 12 years as a wheeled vehicle mechanic it’s awesome to see the equipment I’ve worked on and used for so long get used in ways we are never aloud😂
I learned of you guys last night from my local news KEZI 9 news in Eugene Oregon. You recovered a downed plane on Mt. Jefferson. I want to thank you for helping that family in their time of sorrow and need. ive sense watched many of your videos and you've hooked me for life they are awesome. I wish my life was half as exciting as yours. Keep the videos coming!!!
The look on Dave's face when he was riding that loader like it was a bronco. You could tell he was totally fixed on what he was doing. Good job guys. Looking forward to the next video.
Not at all. Should never be in that situation. Someone with the slightest amount of foresight could have entirely avoided that. He did a terrible job. This entire operation has been a mess form the start.
I think he's shifty and uses dave to buy stuff for him i think the compound was lit by him so dave would buy him new stuff. .and dave did buy him heaps of brand new tools and equipment
I have to agree with a few people on this one. That red truck actually had a good bit of value. Titles can be replaced. Just apply for it. Just the front clip of that truck would have sold for a nice chunk of change. Not to mention the bed. I wish I would've known that it was gonna be crushed. I would've definitely taken it off your hands
@@Hanzyscure LMAO, they spend more on Cameramen, Gear, and Fuel than the scrap is worth. They are after watch hours and excitement. Hence, the GIVEAWAYS
There is nothing more terrifying than that moment when you go from being in control of the situation to being a passenger along for the ride, What a rush tho lol
Yeah reminds me of when the idiots I worked for decided no studs were needed on the 275 ton terex crane when we "walked" it down the hill in winter in Edmonton Alberta. Hey look a million pounds is sliding, weeee.
We were using skid steers to lever off this bank so they could plant grass. It was about 30ft tall. We have been up and down it all day. About 2 hours before we were to quit I was at the top. I turned to go back down. I looked and seen a wheel rolling down the hill. I thought “That looks like my wheel”. It was and I rolled all the way to the bottom in a barrel roll. Thank goodness I had my seatbelt on. Still broke 2 finger, 3 ribs and one hell of a headache. The rental company said when they did maintenance they must have not tightened all the bolts. There is like 30 of them on each wheel lol.
Ohh yeah, I used to work with cars being imported from US.. Driven quite a few cool cars and vehicles.. Ambulances, offroaders, supercars.. One day we got a 2020 camaro, front end damage but rebuilt to be able to atleast drive, noticed the slicks immediately, opened the hood, tons of aftermarket stuff, trunk had ethanol system installed... Got curious so decided to start it and possibly move it to the parking spot instead of having one of the boys use a forklift... Sounded insane, probably close to a 1000 hp, definitely a drag build... I barely touched the gas pedal and it was flying.. And at that point I realised one important factor.. It probably had a parachute, cause the brakes didn't work at all (tiny things only for stopping at the start line).. After some really tricky driving to slow myself down and not crash, I parked it, locked it and came back with shaking hands 😂😂😂
Money isn't everything, there is more to life than big toys and computer chipped off roaders. Some vehicles have a story to tell just by the look of them.
at a certain point there would be more stuff to be fixed then is even on the car, sure you had some body pieces and its original. but to renovate that, like 90% would be new stuff, it was done. at that point you might as well piece together a new car from new parts and make it look like that. that was beyond repair worthy. sure they could of pulled off any good parts, but the build it self was not really workable.
One mans trash is another mans treasure but it still did hurt watching those old vehicles get scrapped could of been a find for future generations. Thanks for the upload, like the series but do feel each episode could be longer but then i like watching people fix stuff lol
It's wild how well preserved those old trucks were I know they would have just been mounds of rust up here in new England. Those frames were mint I wonder how long they were really out there
Yeah but it was kinda cringe to watch those trucks get destroyed for no reason. You need a title in a lot of placed to sell a vehicle that old and given their rarity, parts could have been a few thousand each. The Apache looked to be in pretty damn good shape and easily restorable.
@@Ridinglawnmower145 Better than whatever junk you drive. That old American iron is easy to fix and that body was in great condition, it was objectively a waste of a clean body.
I truly don’t believe there is another company in the US thst would undertake this project AND BE ABLE TO COMPLETE IT!!! Man I love these videos!! As an Architect I LOVE seeing innovation , engineering and thought to solve a problem and today was full of it!
its honestly crazy how good of condition vehicles are in out west vs on the east half the abandoned vehicles over here just turn into metal mulch after 10-20 years
@@freemansgarage that kind of what I figured we deal with roughting and shit but out west they get sun damage,Dry roughting tires frame and chassis wise though out there is way better for storage
That editing when Dave had the bucking loader moment was so funny once it was over and edited. Putting it to cotton eye joe and the sound effects had me laughing so hard I was crying. Wished it was longer! Another great video! Thanks to all the crew!
Aw man. That Chevy with the work body looked like it could have been a good candidate for a sweet retrofit with a modern chassis and drivetrain. Glad you're ok though, Dave! Happy birthday to your kiddo!
Your camera men need to be acknowledged big time they did a fantastic job getting all the drama and staying safe. I really enjoy your video and this is from the land of the drop bears and a lady who is rather in stunned amazement about what you do with your boy's toys.
I think a set of forks for your loader would be very beneficial to your operation. They would be a real time save and much safer. Love that you are cleaning up the environment! Keep up the good work.
Seeing u destroy that old truck kinda hurt I bet that thing could have been refurbished. I'm talking about the old ford truck the one that looks kinda green the body didn't look that bad.
Dude, watching Dave ride that loader, my first thought was "How old do you have to be to be immune to shaken baby syndrome?" That looked rough as hell.
@@austindenotter19 he should of just buried the blade of the bucket in the dirt immediately when it started pulling him. dig it in and it will stop immediately. could of been bad
All I can say is this old woman enjoys the content! Once upon a time I too used to get greasy and be mechanical. Anyone who loves a challenge is in my circle. Thanks as always. Much love from SoCal!
Y'all are entertaining, but I'm also here for the great wealth of knowledge you folks have on all sorts of feilds. I love the videos and hope you're all around for a long time. On YT and in life as well.
watching both of the previous videos, reloading your page and seeing the 3rd part posted 10 minutes ago definitely makes up for my bills having a bye week, best series in a while my guy
Always hurts to see cool old trucks even in the condition of those being scrapped. I know they have no titles, and they are just going to sit and rot anyway, but it still hurts a little.
It hurts a lot I would say! But then you have to know how expensive vehicles are in Finland there not so many have money enough to buy a car under twenty years old! The poor people who need a car in the country pays for the billionaire's luxurious life in the cities who have a much cheaper tax rate too!
@@oliverroedel1111 While all true. There are several problems that make those trucks not worth saving. 1. Someone has to get them off that mountain without destroying them. Dave could have done that, but it's much more work than pushing it down a hill. 2. Someone is not going to pay more that 2k per truck if we are being generous. 3. Yes titles can be acquired, but it is a significant process for a no value truck 4. The people with the money to restore these vehicles is likely not located anywhere near this place, and they will have to be transported which has its own set of problems. 5. Even if Dave just hauled them into town and tried to sell them it's a hassle to do that as well. At the end of the day. Either Dave scraps these trucks or they sit and keep rotting.
How is it possible Heavy D only has 2 million subscribers and Mr Beast has over 100 million? The editing and content on these videos puts Mr Beast to shame! Great work guys! Every time I get a notification you have a new post I’m stoked to watch! Makes my day every time!!
Hulk smash! 🤣That was a wild ride getting the K935 down the hill! Thank goodness it didn't get away from y'all. Happy birthday to your daughter, HeavyD!!
23:05 That excavator wants to move and there ain't nobody that's going to tell it different. That machine is a dam BEAST!!! Looks really good for being that incredibly old!!! I want to say that excavator is at least 40 years old,,,, maybe older. But definitely in great shape. Seems like them machines are pretty much bulletproof as long as you keep up on basic maintenance.
I was one of them freaking out about those trucks being crushed. That was heart breaking. Dave you seemed like you didn't like doing it either. Oh well, next time.
oh ya the frame and few peices of the body totally could of been restored.... the biggest thing on those cars was the cab of one truck. you aint going to use a rotted frame, or the engine for that matter. they were like 5% actually restorable things. the amount of restoration needed, like 95% of the truck needed replacing, you have a bit of the cab and side panels. it would of been cool if the pulled of the good peices of body. other than that, you would be replacing every single other piece of that truck because it was just rusted to no functionality. old trucks are cool i get it, but some are beyond sensible repair. restoring these would be 5% original replace everything else. its not really restoring at that point
@@Bannanasammich Those are very good points you have. We often think with our hearts rather than our heads. I'm sure more than myself fell into that hole. I did notice that one frame looked in good condition, but without being there, we can't judge what a camera shows us.
Well THAT gives new meaning to the word SKETCHY!!! That was hair raising to watch, can't imagine what it was like in the real! RESPECT!!! to all of you!
I loved watching the PLS be utilized again as it is very versatile vehicle. We used them in Bosnia to great affect. Just for your information the HEMMIT was only 4 axle it did not have the rear steering that the PLS had. Great video!!
If my job was doing what these guys do all day I would never retire! Super jealous of the great life and fun job you all have especially here in SLC lol All I can do is make sure the internet is working for people to watch their vids as a thank you in my current job lol
Definitely need those jockey wheels they use in quarrys. Lift the machine up and put the jockeys under and then put the bucket in the back of a truck and it becomes a trailer
@@GaisaSanktejo I bet it wouldn’t be too hard for them to get the kobelco up there if it was fully functional. Probably 50k to have it ready to work again but I’m no expert
That was a heck of a wild ride when the excavator wanted to get away and you had brakes on. Thought this might be the last episode of Heavy D. Glad Daddy made it home in one piece for daughter's birthday.
Appreciate the apology for the truck Hans, it's not always the easy thing to do. There is a job to be done, many wished it could have been done a little differently. One man's trash is another's treasure. It is a hard task to do what y'all are doing.
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What's up big man.
Hell yeah brother
Love the show you and your crew on Big Iron recovery keep up the good work Sir
you need a claw attachment for the loader, way easier to move junkers around
Why do yall have it runing while pulling with planetary gears? Show? Also looks like a bad injector
I must admit it hurt my heart a little to see those trucks get destroyed. Somewhere there’s a collector literally crying because he needed those parts 😩🫣🤷🏻♀️!! Another awesome Sparks video!!
Same I was more than a little irritated when he said that they didn't have titles. Out of all the stuff he knows he somehow doesn't know/care that most states don't require a title to sell a car 25+ years old.
He says they are worthless, but I can't see there being less than $2k in parts there. $2k might not be a lot to Dave, but to me....
You think they have time for that
@@Frankensteinfabrications cry me a river
@@brettwalkom948 Yes I do. Or at the very least one of their employees does.
It hurts so much watching these old rigs just get scrapped. It would be awesome, being you have such a reach and so many followers, if you could let us all know the things you come across. And if any of us within that reach can come and harvest or save whatever is needed before its death, that would be awesome. I know someone out there is going, I've been looking for that fender or grill or whatever, for years. And in this age of being green and me hating to see our past go to waste, it would be great if y'all could start something like that. But I love seeing you guys clean up these areas no ones touched in years. I have areas near where I hunt that look identical and have been that way as long as I can remember. Wish I had the means to do what y'all are doing. Thank you guys for all you do.
I'm not going to lie, I am freaking Pissed! 😡
I would have loved to have those trucks. I hate when people don't give a shit about history! Those trucks were history!
@@kimberlywilliams9757 I know. I save every little piece. Those license plates have the years on them.
I need some of those headlight buckets. But you know how it is.
Or you could try finding your own shit ?
@@bigerch85 simpleton, you have missed the entire point! 🙄
Been in the army for 12 years as a wheeled vehicle mechanic it’s awesome to see the equipment I’ve worked on and used for so long get used in ways we are never aloud😂
I learned of you guys last night from my local news KEZI 9 news in Eugene Oregon. You recovered a downed plane on Mt. Jefferson. I want to thank you for helping that family in their time of sorrow and need. ive sense watched many of your videos and you've hooked me for life they are awesome. I wish my life was half as exciting as yours. Keep the videos coming!!!
Watching those trucks get smashed around at the beginning was painful I won't lie
same here. WHY!
Very!
The old Chevy though......lots of good parts ruined
I knew someone would still comment this after he said they meant nothing. It’s literally scrap metal.
@@harrypatt7708 lol the VIN numbers alone beg to differ
I'm pretty sure Alan was interested in those trucks. I liked the 2nd one with the box on it.
Alan has enough "Project vehicles " that will never be done. 🤣
@@MacGyver2154 yes he does. Acres of them.
That's probably why they just destroyed them.
The look on Dave's face when he was riding that loader like it was a bronco. You could tell he was totally fixed on what he was doing. Good job guys. Looking forward to the next video.
Lmao, if he had a clue what he was doing he wouldn't have ended up in that position.
Not at all. Should never be in that situation. Someone with the slightest amount of foresight could have entirely avoided that. He did a terrible job. This entire operation has been a mess form the start.
I haven’t laughed so hard in such a long time when suddenly Dave is going for the ride of his life in the cab 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Better than the bull riding at a rodeo huh?! 😂
The trying to stuff the radio in the cup-holder ended me, funniest thing ever 🤣🤣🤣 glad you are ok thought Heavy!
I had to replay it and watch it over and over could stop laughing
I was crying from laughing so hard
And that fucking blue radio dude KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
So happy Allan is a normal part of the crew. He’s a real gem.
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I think he's shifty and uses dave to buy stuff for him i think the compound was lit by him so dave would buy him new stuff. .and dave did buy him heaps of brand new tools and equipment
"Hey allan" =} insert the jurassic park clip
@@davidotway8769 dont see how or why he would do that, let alone how dave wouldnt pick up on that
@@ImTheOGslowski just leave him alone he clearly dosent watch the videos to see what really goes on
I have to agree with a few people on this one. That red truck actually had a good bit of value. Titles can be replaced. Just apply for it. Just the front clip of that truck would have sold for a nice chunk of change. Not to mention the bed. I wish I would've known that it was gonna be crushed. I would've definitely taken it off your hands
Totally Agree!
I was just thinking the same. Those looked in fact better, than some pieces we worked on before....
Me too
Time is money. Too many man hours would offset any chance of selling
them for more than scrap value.
@@Hanzyscure LMAO, they spend more on Cameramen, Gear, and Fuel than the scrap is worth. They are after watch hours and excitement. Hence, the GIVEAWAYS
There is nothing more terrifying than that moment when you go from being in control of the situation to being a passenger along for the ride, What a rush tho lol
YOLO 😅
oh yeah, adrenalin rush, makes my legs wobble n shake
Yeah reminds me of when the idiots I worked for decided no studs were needed on the 275 ton terex crane when we "walked" it down the hill in winter in Edmonton Alberta. Hey look a million pounds is sliding, weeee.
We were using skid steers to lever off this bank so they could plant grass. It was about 30ft tall. We have been up and down it all day. About 2 hours before we were to quit I was at the top. I turned to go back down. I looked and seen a wheel rolling down the hill. I thought “That looks like my wheel”. It was and I rolled all the way to the bottom in a barrel roll. Thank goodness I had my seatbelt on. Still broke 2 finger, 3 ribs and one hell of a headache. The rental company said when they did maintenance they must have not tightened all the bolts. There is like 30 of them on each wheel lol.
Ohh yeah, I used to work with cars being imported from US.. Driven quite a few cool cars and vehicles.. Ambulances, offroaders, supercars.. One day we got a 2020 camaro, front end damage but rebuilt to be able to atleast drive, noticed the slicks immediately, opened the hood, tons of aftermarket stuff, trunk had ethanol system installed... Got curious so decided to start it and possibly move it to the parking spot instead of having one of the boys use a forklift... Sounded insane, probably close to a 1000 hp, definitely a drag build... I barely touched the gas pedal and it was flying.. And at that point I realised one important factor.. It probably had a parachute, cause the brakes didn't work at all (tiny things only for stopping at the start line).. After some really tricky driving to slow myself down and not crash, I parked it, locked it and came back with shaking hands 😂😂😂
This series has been more enjoyable than I expected. Looks like you fellas had a great time and got it done!
Damn it broke my heart seeing that old service truck destroyed
That was not right
Money isn't everything, there is more to life than big toys and computer chipped off roaders. Some vehicles have a story to tell just by the look of them.
It would of been beautiful to restore and leave the body as original as possible, could carry all the tools you would ever need. But hemmt ❤️
at a certain point there would be more stuff to be fixed then is even on the car, sure you had some body pieces and its original. but to renovate that, like 90% would be new stuff, it was done. at that point you might as well piece together a new car from new parts and make it look like that. that was beyond repair worthy. sure they could of pulled off any good parts, but the build it self was not really workable.
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Not sure how roached out those two old trucks were but looked like a good start to an old rat rod work truck.
Scam
Seems like a waste of good project material.
Some good father son/daughter projects.
@@freemansgarage ‘MERICA
@@Smokeroux Dang right
One mans trash is another mans treasure but it still did hurt watching those old vehicles get scrapped could of been a find for future generations.
Thanks for the upload, like the series but do feel each episode could be longer but then i like watching people fix stuff lol
That always hurts.
Future generations are being pushed to love electric vehicles in their utopia they would arrest you for having those vehicles in the future
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It's wild how well preserved those old trucks were I know they would have just been mounds of rust up here in new England. Those frames were mint I wonder how long they were really out there
Danger fake heavy D , scammers 🇮🇳
It's the salt that kills your cars up there that's why all northeast cars are shit
yup i agree. ive got one on my property that may still have some life left in it. so thats my future project
If they were in Michigan they wouldn't be there
Probably a week.... just for the show
there is something hypnotic about watching you guys put new life into old machines. i could watch first starts all day.
Yeah but it was kinda cringe to watch those trucks get destroyed for no reason. You need a title in a lot of placed to sell a vehicle that old and given their rarity, parts could have been a few thousand each. The Apache looked to be in pretty damn good shape and easily restorable.
Wonder how long it took whovever drove those excavators all the way up there to complete their journey to the top.
Love that Dave is such a child at heart 24/7 great for the soul lol
men with a good hearts don't crush old pickups
@@wcovey25 shut up
@@wcovey25 good thing that wasn’t a good pickup and just junk
@@Ridinglawnmower145 Better than whatever junk you drive. That old American iron is easy to fix and that body was in great condition, it was objectively a waste of a clean body.
I am coming here to say I won’t be trying this anytime soon and there’s no need to worry because I don’t own 3 million dollars in equipment 😂
I truly don’t believe there is another company in the US thst would undertake this project AND BE ABLE TO COMPLETE IT!!! Man I love these videos!! As an Architect I LOVE seeing innovation , engineering and thought to solve a problem and today was full of it!
its honestly crazy how good of condition vehicles are in out west vs on the east half the abandoned vehicles over here just turn into metal mulch after 10-20 years
That is crazy. It's all that moisture & salt.
@@freemansgarage that kind of what I figured we deal with roughting and shit but out west they get sun damage,Dry roughting tires frame and chassis wise though out there is way better for storage
I have a 69 Olds and a 76 Olds both have been sitting over 25yrs+ other than a nice beautiful Patina they are still in amazing shape.
I'm looking at all that clean rot free metal and crying a little. Titles are easy to get!
@@bradley3549 I hear ya brother.
That editing when Dave had the bucking loader moment was so funny once it was over and edited. Putting it to cotton eye joe and the sound effects had me laughing so hard I was crying. Wished it was longer! Another great video! Thanks to all the crew!
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Aw man. That Chevy with the work body looked like it could have been a good candidate for a sweet retrofit with a modern chassis and drivetrain.
Glad you're ok though, Dave! Happy birthday to your kiddo!
Some people don't realize that era of truck used the same cabs as light duty, someone could've for sure used parts from its cab
@@TheBurcham1 You're right. That's how you & I see it but I think they got bigger fish to fry.
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Your camera men need to be acknowledged big time they did a fantastic job getting all the drama and staying safe. I really enjoy your video and this is from the land of the drop bears and a lady who is rather in stunned amazement about what you do with your boy's toys.
Hey, Lets talk Something Huge For You
I guarantee that around here those old trucks, especially considering how little rust there was, would definitely be worth saving.
Fake heavy D , scammers 🇮🇳
Fake heavy D scammers 🇮🇳
I think a set of forks for your loader would be very beneficial to your operation. They would be a real time save and much safer. Love that you are cleaning up the environment! Keep up the good work.
Fake heavy D scammers 🇮🇳
dont know if you should call it "cleaning up the environment" when they spill litres of oil onto the ground.
@@MisterBango where do you think oil comes from genius?
@@wendellwenger3742 lmao👌
@@wendellwenger3742 😂good job 😂😂
Seeing u destroy that old truck kinda hurt I bet that thing could have been refurbished. I'm talking about the old ford truck the one that looks kinda green the body didn't look that bad.
I see whatcha mean
Dave and his rouge excavator rollercoaster. Lord have mercy. 😅
Dude, watching Dave ride that loader, my first thought was "How old do you have to be to be immune to shaken baby syndrome?" That looked rough as hell.
I’m dying lol I love the reference cause it fits so well to this!
When you run equipment for quite some time you will find out that Not only was it rough but it was very stupid
Sudden adult death syndrome
SADS
@@austindenotter19 the wright brothers were considered stupid for chasing the dream of flight.
The joys of personal property and ownership.
@@austindenotter19 he should of just buried the blade of the bucket in the dirt immediately when it started pulling him. dig it in and it will stop immediately. could of been bad
All I can say is this old woman enjoys the content! Once upon a time I too used to get greasy and be mechanical. Anyone who loves a challenge is in my circle. Thanks as always. Much love from SoCal!
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Y'all are entertaining, but I'm also here for the great wealth of knowledge you folks have on all sorts of feilds.
I love the videos and hope you're all around for a long time. On YT and in life as well.
Alan, the cow whisperer. One moment you're in control, then you're not. That's one smokin Jimmy. What a rodeo! Thanks for having us along.
i was laughing so hard when he was bouncing like that
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watching both of the previous videos, reloading your page and seeing the 3rd part posted 10 minutes ago definitely makes up for my bills having a bye week, best series in a while my guy
Damn that looked like a wild ride. Glad nobody was hurt. Love the Vice Grip Garage reference at the end too .
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Always hurts to see cool old trucks even in the condition of those being scrapped. I know they have no titles, and they are just going to sit and rot anyway, but it still hurts a little.
Yeah so someone can buy it and then let it sit in their yard for a couple decades and rot more. 🙄
In most of the free Republican states, you can get a title and registration and put them back on the road.
It hurts a lot I would say! But then you have to know how expensive vehicles are in Finland there not so many have money enough to buy a car under twenty years old! The poor people who need a car in the country pays for the billionaire's luxurious life in the cities who have a much cheaper tax rate too!
they could be restored, unnescessary to destroy them. title you get easy
@@oliverroedel1111 While all true. There are several problems that make those trucks not worth saving.
1. Someone has to get them off that mountain without destroying them. Dave could have done that, but it's much more work than pushing it down a hill.
2. Someone is not going to pay more that 2k per truck if we are being generous.
3. Yes titles can be acquired, but it is a significant process for a no value truck
4. The people with the money to restore these vehicles is likely not located anywhere near this place, and they will have to be transported which has its own set of problems.
5. Even if Dave just hauled them into town and tried to sell them it's a hassle to do that as well.
At the end of the day. Either Dave scraps these trucks or they sit and keep rotting.
“You can tell that it’s nice by the way that it is” Diesel Dave. Pure gold. I'll take 2 large T shirts.
Got to say it...boys will be boys. And their toys😉😉. You guys are FANTASTIC on any of your rescues. Thanks for all you do😉
How is it possible Heavy D only has 2 million subscribers and Mr Beast has over 100 million? The editing and content on these videos puts Mr Beast to shame! Great work guys! Every time I get a notification you have a new post I’m stoked to watch! Makes my day every time!!
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Hulk smash! 🤣That was a wild ride getting the K935 down the hill! Thank goodness it didn't get away from y'all. Happy birthday to your daughter, HeavyD!!
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Thanks for being you. Your videos are always so interesting. Love the way your boys work so well together.
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That excavator wants to move and there ain't nobody that's going to tell it different. That machine is a dam BEAST!!! Looks really good for being that incredibly old!!! I want to say that excavator is at least 40 years old,,,, maybe older. But definitely in great shape. Seems like them machines are pretty much bulletproof as long as you keep up on basic maintenance.
I died laughing when you tried to set the walkie-talkie down 😂😭🤣 as a equipment operator I feel it 🤣 “I was panic honking” 🤣
This might be my fav series you guys have ever done. Idk why but this shit is addicting
Many tears will be shed over those poor trucks, 😰
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Hey, the editing has been much better the last few episodes. Good work people! Be well.
I was one of them freaking out about those trucks being crushed. That was heart breaking. Dave you seemed like you didn't like doing it either. Oh well, next time.
me to why do that
@@justice7307 I don't know, man I would love to have them.
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oh ya the frame and few peices of the body totally could of been restored.... the biggest thing on those cars was the cab of one truck. you aint going to use a rotted frame, or the engine for that matter. they were like 5% actually restorable things. the amount of restoration needed, like 95% of the truck needed replacing, you have a bit of the cab and side panels. it would of been cool if the pulled of the good peices of body. other than that, you would be replacing every single other piece of that truck because it was just rusted to no functionality. old trucks are cool i get it, but some are beyond sensible repair. restoring these would be 5% original replace everything else. its not really restoring at that point
@@Bannanasammich Those are very good points you have. We often think with our hearts rather than our heads. I'm sure more than myself fell into that hole. I did notice that one frame looked in good condition, but without being there, we can't judge what a camera shows us.
Am I the only one cringing watching those classic trucks getting smashed??? 😱😭
It was painful.
"Why, why, why" on a loop in my head.
Nope that was painful
Karma almost got him back only reason I havent unsubscribed
@@thomascooley2749 yep that was definitely karma giving him the big ole FU he deserved
The fuck they where rusted beyond repair and abandoned. What is he going to do with them? Rebuild them. This is not that kind of channel
7:02 No value? The parts fenders etc etc are impossible to find, the parts was the value!
Awesome guys! Crazy adventures and those machines are inanely huge
Well THAT gives new meaning to the word SKETCHY!!! That was hair raising to watch, can't imagine what it was like in the real! RESPECT!!! to all of you!
Destroying that second truck wasn't necessary, that had a solid body.
Yeah I think it could off been used for parts
And the frame on the red truck was almost perfect
I was cringing so hard
Loving the content!
Also fire editing and perfect amount of memes and the timing of them 😂👏🏽
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I've been waiting for this moment all the day
I loved watching the PLS be utilized again as it is very versatile vehicle. We used them in Bosnia to great affect. Just for your information the HEMMIT was only 4 axle it did not have the rear steering that the PLS had. Great video!!
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I just love watching you guys and how you get stuff done no matter what you gotta do‼️🤣🤣🤣
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9:28 is a good place to start if you dont want to see classics being hurt.
Sany needs to hire you for durability testing! That was nuts!
I love how cowboy you guys are 😂.. pretty rare to see now a days just getting the job done no matter what
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I would like to see an update on Alan's compound whenever you guys get a chance... much appreciated for the great content, you guys rock!
Allan has his own channel and is doing regular updates
Have you dropped by Alan’s channel. He’s still getting the hang of it but it’s nice to watch. I actually use it and the ghost town vids to relax.
i agree friend i wanna see A llan compound update too .
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Really miss these recovery vids. Stay safe guys
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Awesome content, I'm a 360 Excavator Track & Wheeled have been operating them for 28 years and still love it to this day. enjoyed watching
If my job was doing what these guys do all day I would never retire! Super jealous of the great life and fun job you all have especially here in SLC lol
All I can do is make sure the internet is working for people to watch their vids as a thank you in my current job lol
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Definitely need those jockey wheels they use in quarrys. Lift the machine up and put the jockeys under and then put the bucket in the back of a truck and it becomes a trailer
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Amazing how pristine that planetary shaft looked
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I love it, all you guys do so well cheering each other on, great guys.
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I'm surprised Alan didn't haul those trucks home 🤣 the fire truck looked up his alley
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This is why Cleetus always says, "I can't see anything that could possibly go wrong" before he attempts anything crazy! It has saved him every time!
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Keep doing what y’all are doing. Love the videos.
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To God be all the GLORY you are safe Heavy D!My love to you all❤️❤️❤️
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Wow Dave watching you come down the hill made my back hurt 😂 Awesome job guys well done.
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Id like to see the kobelco restored, and you guys use it on future recoveries. Keep up the great content love watching these videos!
I agree, though I suspect it'll come down to whether it's worth it.
He’ll end up scraping it like he does everything else he “ rescues”
@@PRR-z4q Can you imagine his getting that beast up to his mountain fort?
@@GaisaSanktejo I bet it wouldn’t be too hard for them to get the kobelco up there if it was fully functional. Probably 50k to have it ready to work again but I’m no expert
@@pigman4084 Either way, it comes down to whether they believe it's worth it.
Will those machines be back in service someday? What you guys do is amazing, thank you for posting these videos!
That was a heck of a wild ride when the excavator wanted to get away and you had brakes on. Thought this might be the last episode of Heavy D. Glad Daddy made it home in one piece for daughter's birthday.
Alan is a hard working wizard!
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Happy Birthday Dave's Daughter. Not much about big iron that isn't very violent. Well done. I like that no humans were hurt, in today's episode.
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Looks like you could really use a log skidder, they will go any where and pull almost any thing.
Yikes... what an epic project. Can't wait to see what you wind up with at the end of this recovery mission.
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You're become like a cowboy when you was jump inside the loader HeeeHaaa.. l😂l its Really wonderful video that teamwork boys 👍😊👍
Really enjoying this series of videos! Nice work
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Man I could only imagine how getting thrown around like that feels, especially in a machine of that size lol
It’s not fun but door open no seat belt on could have ended badly
Not to mention playing on his cb and extremely poor operating skills…
It hurts.
Love your content guys!
Always on an adventure and fixing things it's great stuff👍
I love watching you're videos, they are always entertaining and I love the problem solving to get the job done. Much love and respect ✌🏻
Love saving monster machinery!!! Makes me want to find and rescue an old Cat dozer!
It's crazy how much that loader was struggling with those hills
Cause it's a Sany lol
Some where there is a restoration guy crying about those good frames and parts he needed for his project.
Diesel Dave making the neature walks reference at the end was pretty neat. Chefs kiss on this video. Nice job!
Should've called Derek from VGG he probably would've took them old rigs that ol service rig was minty as frig 👌
That old Apache would’ve been bad azz sitting on a newer chassis from a wrecked truck
Lol
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whoever edits these videos always does a great job
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Safety Hi-Visability Vests would not go astray on jobs like that Dave and Team!
The things that you guys will do to entertain your viewers! Wow!! Great job!
To be honest he drives so well he looks like he is in a videogame.
How calm Heavy D is during all of that is amazing
Probably the same when his kids were born
what an incredible crew all of you make working together!
That as Scary! You didn’t know if it was swing one way or the other which would have a Terrible outcome. Glad everyone is ok ! Great Job everyone! 🤙😎
All I can think of is how damn sore Dave’s going to be from that bouncing around 😂
He will be very Sore LOL
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I’m just sitting here imagining what @Fabrats or @Mattsoffroadrecovery could have built with those 50’s trucks!
Make longer videos!
The Cotton Eye Joe moment was brilliant. Kudos to the editor!
Appreciate the apology for the truck Hans, it's not always the easy thing to do. There is a job to be done, many wished it could have been done a little differently. One man's trash is another's treasure. It is a hard task to do what y'all are doing.