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If you need someone who can drag those cables up and down hills I'm your man! I live in draper. From Utah with love brother! Thanks for making it cool to clean up our environment. Love the content!
Man brother that we ould litslly save my life I've commented enough so I'm sure you out know me and my story in fortunately as much as I would like to purchase your merch I just don't have fund s right now like you know ex wife got it all I'm not even sure if I LL eat tonight but I'm crossing my fingers for that GMC
That 5Ton wrecker reminds me of when I entered the Military in 2005. I joined the MP's of the Mississippi National Guard. We had a mechanic SFC that wore a white rag around his head as if he was a Ninja. He slept in that truck, ate in it and nobody sat on it or drove it but him. Called it Bertha and had it painted on the hood of the truck. We tore up all kinds of trucks from Engines to shafts and he rolled in cursing and spitting tobacco. He fixed them or pulled them out. LP/OP's (observation / listening posts) in the middle of nowhere and then a tranny went out or started smelling. This video reminds me of NTC at Fort Irwin California with hills like Ft. Hunter Liggett and Camp Robinson. Drops, hills and curves. Love it folks.
I cant tell you how inspiring it is to see people cleaning the county, city, town, or just neighborhood that they live in like this. Its truly, as a viewer and a fan of your channel to want to do more. Thank you for what all of you are doing.
@@kworld429 for what ever reason, they are doing things that the state wont even do. He did make a video where he explained that they used to just go get all these junk cars and trash but now he has to get permits and he's maying out of pocket for that. I see what your saying, but it's still a great thing and the content showing how they do it is great. If I could do it I would go get a crap load of junk cars for free and sell at the salvage yard.
I voted for someone in the UK based purely on the fact that he got off his arse to improve the area and set up a litter picking volunteer group. hats off to Heavy D for dedicating some time to it
Years ago a very windy and steep mountain road between two towns I lived in was completely reconstructed. During the process, the construction crews pulled out over 50 vehicles from the canyon, some with human remains in them. The ones with remains where vehicles that no one knew were down in the thick brush and solved the missing person cases. Each time a vehicle was discovered with remains in it, the site was shut down while the coroner was called out. Because there were so many vehicles being located, the sheriff department eventually kept a csi deputy on scene during operation hours so things could continue without shutting down the construction sites.
The mountain twist going to Black Hawk Colorado. There’s a graveyard up there too and then there’s a Mountain Road in Galax Virginia that also has a graveyard at the bottom.
Epic job done for all the right reasons, well done chaps. This planet deserves more people like you lot. If you listen very carefully you can hear that canyon breathing a lot more easily, after coughing out those irritations its had for years. Just in case you cannot hear it, i thankyou on its behalf. Lets face it, nobody else had the tenacity to do it.👍👍👍
I respect the hell out of you cleaning up the land, we need more like you guys! People sadly have no clue that the reason so many are sick is because we are quite literally poisoning ourselves with our junk. Keep doing good work!
Imagine being this bullied by the EPA. An Organization that is well funded by the taxpayer and has the resources to do this themselves bullying business owners under threat of exorbitant fines to clean up the environment.
To keep from hanging up on rock faces, hook the vehicle in the middle. I know it sounds counter-intuitive but it works. And you should really REALLY operate your rig from the side away from the direction of tip. You don't want to be between the truck & the "over the side" point. Yeah. I've done all of this in years past.
Hey guys great content. Im a retired police officer who recently had a liver transplant after nearly drinking myself to death. I was dealing with my demons in all the wrong ways. Although I was never a subscriber, I watched your videos during my recovery. Keep up the great work! 19 months sober and feeling like superman again!! Thank you.
So you destroyed your liver and still got a transplant?? There are ppl out there who cant get transplants because there poor and have never touched a substance!! I am a addicted and i would just die before taking a liver from someone who dosnt use alcohol or drugs because i know i made that choice and destroyed my own liver!! To each there own tho glad your ok lmao
@@christopheradams3717 wow !! You deal with police work and tell me you don't have ptsd and demons .. show some respect. Police see things every day they wish they could take back just like the millitary personal. Nice work key board warrior 👏
Congratulations on your clean time sir. We are all fighting demons. I'm thankful your here to be a testimony to a merciful God. Keep up the hard work. And it will continue to pay off. Take it one day at a time and rely on your support system on the hard days. It's got me 6 years and some change. Ignore the haters. And thank you for your dedication sacrifice and service. God bless you.
@@christopheradams3717 1. He would not have qualified if he still abused alcohol. 2. Organs nornally go to the most viable candidate based on likelihood of success and expected years of life extension. 3. It may have been a living donor from his immediate family since livers don't require whole organ transplant.
Just from being an 11B in the Army.... that 5 ton brings back so many memories man 😭😭 they're honestly one of the most well built machines for its time and even now which is why theres still some in commission of that Vietnam era.... man that thing is a beast. Salute to you for helping all these people and counties man 🫡
As a 63B I loved the 5 tons recovery capabilities,\. we actually carried those heavy shackles and cables for track recovery. I was in an artillery unit 3rd/3rd field artillery 194th armored Brigade. We abused those 5 tons, they were like timex watches
Hey Heavy D, you are a helicopter pilot you need a Sikorsky Sky crane. Bring recoveries to the next level. As usual your videos are top shelf. Keep em coming
i grew up 1 mile from this canyon and spent a lot of my life up here and i wondered who actually cleaned this canyon out. cool to see it cleaned up. i know too many people who have almost gone off this including me. it's no joke. Edit: the guard rails are a relatively new feature.
@@m.t.426 Probably not by choice if so; if somebody falls into thick enough brush, there's a decent chance no one would know it happened, let alone where to look, until the wreck gets discovered.
I used to work for the Forest Service and run maintenance on all these roads. In about 2010, some punks tried to run our 45k lb excavator off the canyon road and down this very ravine. They walked it from the lower parking lot all the way up, tore some of the guard rail up with the thumb attachment, then tried to walk it off the cliff. Thankfully, they couldn't figure out how to lock the machine in motion without someone in it.
I really enjoyed watching how well the guys worked together. Very interesting to watch. I can’t believe how treacherous the areas were so steep the way your guys are trained and how precise.. y’all’s work is great.
Bittersweet seeing those come out. 45 years of memories, but my hometown is getting cleaned up. Blue truck was a guy who tried committing suicide. He survived and gave some friends permission to take parts off it. I was up there when they where pulling the transmission up the hill. That's who told me the story.
You guys did good. I wish more people would take the initiative like that and just clean up around their town or city without expecting something in return for it like you all just did. Keep up the awesome work. Subscribed and thumbs up.
Alright, he's getting bigger recovery & other heavier equipment missions. How long until Dave gets a heavy lift helicopter? One of those ones that is basically a rotor on a steel beam, used to move tanks. ~Edit: corrected 2 rotors to a rotor. Thought the Skycrane had 2, oops. Started a helluva debate on Chinooks vs Skycranes though.
I know I'm a yr late on this video, But let me explain Dave. I recently had right knee reconstruction. So im 8 weeks NO weight bearing. And im binge watching a lot of videos. And this video makes me happy, We also do a weekend every fall cleaning up the Lake Erie shoreline here in NE Ohio. And it makes me feel good that other guys are doing the same thing in there back yard.
I just stumbled on this channel surfing around. Been watching Matt's off road recovery channel out of Hurricane. You guys are doing a great thing by cleaning up these canyons. Thank you so much.
Just a suggestion for any further clean up at that site or even for other recovery work. Build a heavy sledge with several anchor points for rigging and some hardened skids on the bottom to slide over rocks. Put an angle front and back on it so it will slide up and over large rocks. You could load it with equipment and slide it down the mountain then load the sledge with garbage and winch it back to the top.
You're such a great bunch of guys. Makes my day so much easier. I'm bed bound and love these vlogs. My husband is my main caregiver and gone shopping now. All the things you do he has done. He started watching and goes back to his 40's. God Bless you for this gift he relives our younger days and its a blessing. Thank you so much for letting us remember the things we have done. He tried to climb a leaning tree while I am the back. 2 wheels on the tree driver side.No go I had to kick off and then him dang tree was still healthy. FYI just one of the things we did.
I don't care how old this content is, Your team are just awesome. Sincerely ROM(Retired Old Man or Read Only Memory) I am 75 and still working full time in IT at a Hospital. Please keep the VLOGs coming. 👍👍🤟🤟
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Troy can I ask a couple questions? I live by the shores in Va, if someone drives off of the mountain do authorities go get the people out of the cars but leaves the cars? And so people go salvage parts? It sounds kinda crazy to go down there to use as a junkyard and pull parts or other stuff from these cars
And then there's you guys. When you're determined to do something, you put your resources and combined skill-sets where your mouths are - and you get the job done! Y'all work hard, and you play hard. But I noticed that all the haters and the jealous comments only come out when you're all enjoying a well-earned break and playing with your 'toys'.. No one is ever jealous of y'all when you're pitching in up to your necks and risking your very lives to serve your community! And the haters are all like, "Now you're just showing off". Funny about that. Some people just CANNOT give credit where credit is due! Well I think this is an awesome way to give to your community whilst constantly challenging yourselves. Respect! XX
You beat out SoCal Topanga Canyon with number of vehicles. However, we recently had an unknown car wreck recovered after a brushfire made the car visible from the road. Body was located in the wreck was of a man missing for years. Very interesting video. Haven’t seen wire and shackles of that size since since my ship was being overhauled at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Definitely oversized for weight of cars being recovered. Thanks for doing this public service. Be safe.
Well you don’t have anything on my back yard we got most of the world beat by alot ... From cars to trucks and of course bodies. Hooker headers to dead hookers can be found and have been.. Welcome to the evilest cyn in the northern hemisphere Big Tujunga cyn close to Tujunga the city where the son’s of anarchy was filmed as well as E.T. And many many more. Have a good one y’all and may you reach your destiny.
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@@thebigtoonz8313 - Thanks for the reminder! My commute is Chatsworth via 210 to Pasadena. Sheriff’s Department is always rescuing people who go over the side.
when i was a kid i wanted a icecream truck on monster truck wheels i really dont know why but an offroad food truck dosent seem like too far of a stretch just have to have everything strapped down till its cook time cant have fryer oil even if its cold sloshing around going up a mountain
They need 7ton vehicle recovery pizza macheen with couches inside to hang out when caught in a blizzard and to eat pizza, or take a nap while waiting on someone to get there with something they need....... Plus massive winches on either end to pull the actual recovery vehicles out when they get stuck. And has a pizza oven in it!
I did heavy wheeled recovery in the military!! So fun!! The new Oshkosh HMMT 984 is the ultimate wheel recovery truck! 2- 60k winches 18k Crane. Two massive outriggers with huge attachable feet! To dig into soft surfaces!! Just beautiful!!🔥😝🙃😁😏
So glad I stumbled onto this channel today! You guys are awesome! I'm juggling my home remodel and backyard remake to open my small engine repair business by march and needed a little moral boost so I've been binge-watching your videos today. I think it's amazing how you guys built this unbelievable business and Discovery channel show. It's awesome on a deeper level seeing how you guys keep helping people. The truck giveaway is unreal! Like wow!! You guys are really an inspiration for the little guy!
It’s good to see that this whole crew cares about our environment instead of money. My hats off to every one of you guys. God bless you and keep up the good work. This world needs more people like each and every one of you guys.
The nice part also they could potentially make some money selling these cars are total scraps for recycling if they wanted to... Obviously tho its not the idea. Really nice thought of them either way!
@@mikeworkman3593 Even if it is... They are still helping the environment. I don't see any problem with that. They are definitely doing better work than the authorities over there
@@mikeworkman3593 I'd assume the rescue process with their heavy equipment was worse for the environment than those couple of old cars. Still, I much rather watch something purposeful like this than someone like whistling diesel destroying property and the environment just to earn more money.
@@tuner25 er…I mean the local environment can be pretty affected by the fluids and plastics leaking off those old vehicles. Sure on a larger scale the emissions from several recovery vehicles are worse but I dunno, stuff looking tidy encourages people to keep it tidy too.
Hey guys, this is the first video I found after watching you guys help pull the stranded boathouse back into the water. Definitely earned my subscribe. Looking forward to catching up on watching all you guys do. Probably gonna spend most of today doing so. Fun channel! Great positive vibes! Love it guys!!! Keep it up!
Been there many times. There's easily over 100 cars, Jeeps, trucks, etc in there. Most just get covered over every few years and people toss off new garbage. Only a handful of people(I know 1 personally) have actually ever gone off of this. All the other cars are intentionally pushed off to get rid of(stolen or derelict)
@jazz man it was cut off before it was dumped off of there it looks like it was a donor car to rebuild another one with that's why all the body panels was gone off of it and there was no motor or transmission or any other parts because it was stripped clean along with the body panels.
Thank you for this video. I didn't think that I would ever be able to see the canyon again. Back story went off deadmans back in June of 2007 was ejected out the back window of a jeep grand Cherokee and then had to crawl back up the side where I laid on the road hoping that someone would find me. I'm thankful that they finally put in a guardrail up there.
Came across your channel. Thought I'd give you a look-see!! Really enjoyed your channel. Subscribed for more in the future. Awesome that y'all take the time to clean up the environment. Stay safe while y'all are working them cliffs. Great background tunes!!
I'm a complete land lubber in Michigan. I saw "their" video, then I saw yours. They complement each other beautifully. The generosity of your company and the "heart" of your entire crew.......for a guy who was REALLY down on his luck......... one million kudos to you!!!!! You deserve all the business in the world! Thanks, a guhzillion. What a heart-warming story--that helps restore our much needed faith in our fellow man.
The first time that I see these guys, was on the discovery channel, and that make me think that they did not care much about the environment. But this video shows something different. you showed that you and your team are a great example for the world, like many country's that see deserted locations as a dumping ground for everything they don't need anymore. Seeing this video makes me glad. thumbs up!!
Difficult recoveries get more views, also these guys are so concerned with the environment. It's not like they paid almost $1.9M in fines and legal fees for illegally modifying truck emission systems.
I don't live in the USA, I live in England, BUT thank you for your concern with the environment, I wish there were a few chaps like you here. Well done.
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Barrie Davey I am sure if you were to ask or debate the idea in your local gathering or put out a notice, you might gather a few others. Start on your own.
@@bazra19 At 82 I hope to be there one day. My dad at 93 still worked his cattle, worked outside, ran the fences, but he did what he could. I meant for you get started, you start the idea, gather like minded folks, & let them finish the projects. I am 65, no ohe is guaranteed tomorrow. I am still teaching, & my students still can have a seed planted in their heads, somtimes that is all is needed. Good luck, keep me informed.
That sure is a dangerous location to winch anything like cars up through. Hunter earned his stripes today. Heck of a man that fellow! Well done HeavyDSparks.
I love what y'all are doing, I really do BUT I am a strong believer in safety first (as a business owner). I lived in Centralia, WA for many years an worked for AAA Star Repossession and Recovery. They taught me a good sum in my younger years. Having four lines down hill, 1 as a primary, 2 for a secondary (for the object you are recovering) and 3 for safety ( for you), and a secondary safety for you as well.. This way you dont lose your load an you dont lose yourself. Lead by example is my motto.. I would start lookin at that for future reference, my 12 year son wants to be a tow truck driver and apart of a recovery unit because of y'all. Hence the reasoning for my comment here today.
Diesel dave and heavy D are literally the 2 most awesome guys in the world, their personalities, their sense of humour, their attitudes, their outlook, their builds and of course their beards are all amazingly awesome, keep doing your thing and the world is a better place
Hey Just wanted to give a HUGE shout out to your camera/videographer, great coverage and I admire your team for caring about the country/Earth and environment as far as garbage and debris go.
You guys are awesome, your work is the best I've ever seen. I was a Combat Engineer for 11 years. And did a lot of heavy duty work my life. I'm retired now 57 maybe I can come volunteer my services sometime. Love yall
Bro just from the videos Hunter seems like he works like a dog, ask and he shall produce! I hope you keep that dude around for a long time. Not many employees put that kind of effort and love into every job!
I am so glad y'all are both willing and able to do these clean ups. It would be a great opportunity to maybe get reservists involved - training opportunities (rather than wasting weekends in a drill hall etc). I know our unit a long time ago, would have been up for doing these types of things! Be safe.
Hey guys, love to see you cleaning up the outdoors. I was thinking for the things like TVs and little junk you cant pull out nor carry out, you could make something like a big sled... Maybe a pickup truck bed but underneath it has large rails that slide over the terrain easily. That way you could lower it down, fill'r up, and drag it all out together.
Bringing back childhood memories of driving up to the b and passing this on the way up or down this corner alway terrified me just cause I knew there were cars down there have no idea what the stories are but it’s awesome that someone decided to get down there and get the cars would love to hear if you ever get the stories behind them I had no idea this went back beyond my 35 years lol .
That was intense guys! Highly organized, skilled, precise, and talk about teamwork. Amazing and Very very impressive! You guys made it look so easy. Very cool to watch. Thanks and I think it's a good idea that you ordered such huge stuff cuz it looks like eventually you'll need it anyway because you guys are off the chain! Loved it
lol "skilled" maybe it looks to the amateur like that, but if u do these jobs for a living this was awful to watch. from the rusty old-a** equpipment (like they have to put their supports out MANUALLY lol, plus they look like chopsticks) to the way they work. just an example 35:17 is a nice thing to get urself killed u NEVER stand between solid metal things in the "line of force" (dont know the proper english word but if u watch the scene u get what I mean)
Hunter reminds me of my buddy, "bird" wirey as hell, stronger than half the people twice his size, and puts in more work than everyone combined. And the realest one there
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Thank you guys so much! I know the spot you're cleaning up, and the junk needs to go. I've seen many similar crashed vehicles in my 60+ years of wandering our mountains, in nearly every canyon along the front. Used motor oil, batteries, tires, etc. need to be removed as all of the water from these mountains gets used multiple times, from agriculture to potable municipal water supplies via groundwater replenishment. Obviously, there's got to be a bunch of lead and brass there too, but only so much one can do. Great video and example!
I love how you care for the environment, I don’t have any recovery equipment so instead I take my children litter picking in my local streets and it always makes me feel satisfied that I can do my bit, however small.
That's a really good way to teach the next generation how to take care of the environment. They'll get positive attributes and pass that on themselves to other. 👍✌️
That’s pretty crazy. I used to ride dirt bikes up that hill as a kid wondering how bad it would’ve been being in those cars. Seeing the few piled up I specifically remember the red one always being there. Crazy stuff, times change. good job
@@davidsexton5543 comment didn’t make any sense? I implied I used to ride on the road. Not sure what your take on my comment was but I know they could’ve been stolen. Also a handful have driven off the edge in the past. Thanks
@@hunterdfwm1286 you said you wondered how bad it would be in those cars and the other guy was saying that those cars were most likely dumped with no one in them
@David Sexton, most, but with that many cars, any one of them could have been, probably was an accident, maybe even a fatality! One just cannot make such assumptions! 👵🇺🇸
I like the quickie with the crane, I saw one tip over on the end of the peir in Panama. Tried getting a load from a ship across from the cruiser I was on. Knew he was going over, had to call in a barge crane to get it back on it's wheels. Ah it was beautiful down there, on our way to Managua, Nicaragua, something to do with Noriega. Never made it, had a main steam leak when we were bottom blowing the boiler. Had to stay there for a month for repairs. Bummer for us, not the rest of the ship. We only got 2 days liberty, gotta stick with the boiler during repair. Hole snipes job, fun never ends, till ya gotta do steam and water sides. Have great tales about them job's, not enough space to tell of em. Maybe later, if you call for help from a guy that knows what a 24 and a carry on means.😮
Y'all should create a Nonprofit like "Clean Streams Utah" or "Clean Environments USA", and charge your expenses (men hours, diesel, equipments rental rates) as a donation toward the nonprofit, which will generate a tax receipt, and use that deduction to lower taxes on your business income.
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Great idea, I would give cash to that. Maybe educate young people about the damage being done to our Nation Parks and public lands with trash and vehicles left behind. Its time to start cleaning it up. Get after people who abuse it.
Good on you guys. That was quite the recovery mission. I have a new respect for the work y'all do, as my own car had to be recovered from a creek this weekend just been. Don't drink and drive, kids. I've got a broken car and 6 months with no license to remember that lesson.
Great video! To all the people who gave this video a thumbs down, y'all are just haters. These guys are cleaning up nature, they didn't have to. I gave this video a thumbs up before even watching the whole thing just on the strength of cleaning up nature. We as humans need to do better at keeping Earth clean. We don't have another 1. Great job Diesel Brothers 👍🤙👍.
Same! I don't see anyone saying how jealous they are of these boys' lifestyle and calling them a douche when they're out working their guts out and risking their lives to do their community a service! They're only jealous and call them unkind names when they're taking a well-earned break and having fun with their toys. There's some very narrow-minded people in the RUclips commentary!
looking at that big cable set, Dave MIGHT need something like that if he buys an M-88A3 Hercules Armored Recovery Vehicle - which has a 70 ton single line lift, and a 150 ton snatch block that allows for 140Ton two line lifts!
Man I get so hyped when I see you post a recovery video. So grateful to have your channel to look forward to. We are lucky to have you guys out here providing quality content ❤️
Creative thought for future recoveries if you do intend on returning. How about building a big wheel dolly to help assist dragging those cars up preventing the snags along the way. I picture something similar to a log dolly. Either that or go out ahead of time drill anchors on either side of your drag path to give your self more points of advantage using snatch blocks.
Heavy D is probably one of my favorite people on youtube, and what he does is absolutely amazing, it would be amazing to be able to do what he does especially with him
You guys get the environmental award of the year . Thanks for being concerned citizen of the planet . The little animals and big animals thank you . God bless
Can you explain how this helps the environment? All the oil is already in the ground form all these vehicles. There is already iron in every bit of dirt you ever touch. So how does this help the environment? 🤔
I broke my foot before Christmas and I've been a bit housebound so when the YT algorithm sent me to your channel I've been throughly entertained. Loving your heavy vehicles and ingenuity in pulling out these wrecks, dozers and 'diggers'. I love it all! Thank you and belated Merry Christmas to you and the crew! Peter. Bedford, England.
This job your doing reminds me a recovery I did in eagle river, Alaska, took me over 4 hours to recover a Ford ranger 1/2 ton 4x4over the side of a street on mile high rd. The truck was more like 2 miles off the side, I wascusing a 85 GMC 1 ton dually with a Holms 480 split boom, that was a blast, I got it back on the road and in his garage before his dad got home,which his dad knew what the son did, I only charged his dad $600.00
Great work you guys are doing to preserve and take care of our future generations. My hats off to you guys. Wish I was able to do that but health issues prevent it. I used to be a structural house mover and this kind of videos I love to watch. Thank you and God Bless
You know what the best part is ?? All you fellas,have a friendship,and an understanding,that you can't put a price on ,that's beautiful in itself,and topping on the cake ,of what you do, amazing
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With all the steep recoveries you guys do with vehicles and trash collection I am surprised you haven’t made a sled that you could hook up (maybe with big wheels and a hoist for lifting cars onto the sled) that would make it easier to get them uphill. Just a thought.
The old Maine loggers used a capstan winch with continual cable or chain miles long Come to think of it the modern guys logging in Washington state Alaska Oregon use some rig I forget the name of it They would be a asset to y’all. I bet they got some cheepy cheepy almost free ones kicking around. Thanks Guys one of best videos I have ever seen. Can l come play to
Great Job! a small video editing critique, The sound levels jump drastically between cuts. It makes watching difficult, as I have to turn the audio up for the non-musical montages, and then rapidly quiet the play back during the montages, as my son is sleeping in the room above me. And not waking him is paramount in my mind. But Watching you guys solve problems, while doing impactful charitable work is awesome!
Honestly, a beefed-up skyline yarder like they use in logging would be perfect for a job like that. Especially for sending some bins up and down to haul out the garbage and small bits.
Hey Dave, do you have enough cable to run from a spot up where the 5 ton is to an anchor point down and possibly across the canyon? At a manageable height, that you could hang a sheave on a cable that you could high line the vehicles up without so much drag. We used to high line drill pipe that way on oil rigs. It is a matter of having a long enough cable and an anchor point.
Well done gentlemen, good to know there are folks that really do care about the environment and the beauty of Nature. Just subscribed to both channels and look forward to the next big adventure....go big or go home!
Heavy D you and your crew are AWESOME!! It is amazing what you guys do. A couple tips if you are open to them. Get some wooden jack plates for under those screw jacks. Turn the crane to the opposite you are jacking, try to lift something heavy where the truck tilts, screw down the jacks, put the weight back down. That will give you a bit more stability. Since i am seeing this so late, you will be able to use your blackhawk to airlift them out!!! Also on that, IF you wanted to, get a thick tarp material and make it into a pool, for lack of better words, then garbage could be loaded into it and you could lift it out with your helicopter. Maybe with that community volunteers would go load it and then when its full it could be lifted out and brought back empty. Some of these ideas could even be floated to the local authorities and maybe they would pay you for your time efforts and fuel costs. REGARDLESS you and your crew are true CLASS ACTS!!!!!
“Hans-on” definitely not feeling it today!😅 Seriously though, brilliant work, taking the time, effort and resources to undertake something the majority would deem a waste of time. Love what you guys do. Rob, Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺
I love watching you guys. All the way in NYC...I wish I could just come and hang with all of you on one of you trips....whether searching for people...treasures or helping someone out. I am a 54 year old RN that used to be a madman but settled down for many years now...All I do is work ...take care of the house and 3 kids with the wife. I live vicariously through you guys...and you have sick vehicles....when I was a kid I had a DeLorean.... I wish I would have kept it....my dream is to win one of your vehicles.... Thanks so much for the content....
Shout out too you guys for doing this! I've been up this canyon before and always thought it was crazy how many cars were down there. Cool to see you guys helping out and cleaning up our woods!❣🔥
17:58 just a thought - how about purchasing a safety harness that the chain/cable can be hooked to the back and then both arms are free while "walk/scramble/fall" down the trail to recovery site ?
My first recovery video guys. Watched the first two Snowbound vlogs and decided to check you all out. I'm very impressed. It is nice to see youngsters caring about their land without going over the climate cliff. 😅 Keep it up and I subscribed.
An amazing video this clip was to find & watch. In addition I sincerely thank you & your crew for being kind & brave lads to clean up mother earth & when others are unable to do so themselves & due to life struggles like having not enough money to spend on good causes like yours. Also I subscribed to you folks to support you from afar.
Honestly, I really love watching these videos. It's so much fun to see you guys working hard, especially when the work you do is so great for the environment. Good on you guys for working so hard. Keep it up!
hey man, I never would have known about you. I watched the video you made about the wreck in your first cleetus race and I'm so glad I did. you're content is awesome. I love how much non profit stuff you do, it's amazing
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Heavy D where can I get a hat like diesel Dave had on??
If you need someone who can drag those cables up and down hills I'm your man! I live in draper. From Utah with love brother! Thanks for making it cool to clean up our environment. Love the content!
The great 😊 and I are free to get a new one for you to us and how some other
Will u guys meet up with adventures with purpose again??
Man brother that we ould litslly save my life I've commented enough so I'm sure you out know me and my story in fortunately as much as I would like to purchase your merch I just don't have fund s right now like you know ex wife got it all I'm not even sure if I LL eat tonight but I'm crossing my fingers for that GMC
That 5Ton wrecker reminds me of when I entered the Military in 2005. I joined the MP's of the Mississippi National Guard. We had a mechanic SFC that wore a white rag around his head as if he was a Ninja. He slept in that truck, ate in it and nobody sat on it or drove it but him. Called it Bertha and had it painted on the hood of the truck. We tore up all kinds of trucks from Engines to shafts and he rolled in cursing and spitting tobacco. He fixed them or pulled them out. LP/OP's (observation / listening posts) in the middle of nowhere and then a tranny went out or started smelling. This video reminds me of NTC at Fort Irwin California with hills like Ft. Hunter Liggett and Camp Robinson. Drops, hills and curves. Love it folks.
I cant tell you how inspiring it is to see people cleaning the county, city, town, or just neighborhood that they live in like this. Its truly, as a viewer and a fan of your channel to want to do more. Thank you for what all of you are doing.
Nice safe job? Omg you all did amazing work! Thank you for maybe inspiring more to do the same!
It's impressive no doubt
It's probably community service that he has to do or does to reduce his fine and sentence from the EPA. I could be wrong.
@@kworld429 for what ever reason, they are doing things that the state wont even do. He did make a video where he explained that they used to just go get all these junk cars and trash but now he has to get permits and he's maying out of pocket for that. I see what your saying, but it's still a great thing and the content showing how they do it is great. If I could do it I would go get a crap load of junk cars for free and sell at the salvage yard.
I voted for someone in the UK based purely on the fact that he got off his arse to improve the area and set up a litter picking volunteer group. hats off to Heavy D for dedicating some time to it
Years ago a very windy and steep mountain road between two towns I lived in was completely reconstructed. During the process, the construction crews pulled out over 50 vehicles from the canyon, some with human remains in them. The ones with remains where vehicles that no one knew were down in the thick brush and solved the missing person cases. Each time a vehicle was discovered with remains in it, the site was shut down while the coroner was called out. Because there were so many vehicles being located, the sheriff department eventually kept a csi deputy on scene during operation hours so things could continue without shutting down the construction sites.
Never happened for 300 Alex.
I'm just kidding. I just love that comment on something that is obviously true and not exaggerated or embellished. Cheers!
The mountain twist going to Black Hawk Colorado. There’s a graveyard up there too and then there’s a Mountain Road in Galax Virginia that also has a graveyard at the bottom.
What 2 towns?
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Epic job done for all the right reasons, well done chaps. This planet deserves more people like you lot. If you listen very carefully you can hear that canyon breathing a lot more easily, after coughing out those irritations its had for years. Just in case you cannot hear it, i thankyou on its behalf. Lets face it, nobody else had the tenacity to do it.👍👍👍
I respect the hell out of you cleaning up the land, we need more like you guys! People sadly have no clue that the reason so many are sick is because we are quite literally poisoning ourselves with our junk. Keep doing good work!
Awesome to see someone with the money and resources step up and clean up the great outdoors! Fantastic work guys!
Why doesn't this have more likes????
That’s free money laying down there back when we did it we wasn’t really thinking about cleaning up we was just working for food in the table
Imagine being this bullied by the EPA. An Organization that is well funded by the taxpayer and has the resources to do this themselves bullying business owners under threat of exorbitant fines to clean up the environment.
You and your team are one in a million. Keep it safe. Your doing a great job.
I assumed the state was paying him to retrieve them.
To keep from hanging up on rock faces, hook the vehicle in the middle. I know it sounds counter-intuitive but it works. And you should really REALLY operate your rig from the side away from the direction of tip. You don't want to be between the truck & the "over the side" point. Yeah. I've done all of this in years past.
Hey guys great content. Im a retired police officer who recently had a liver transplant after nearly drinking myself to death. I was dealing with my demons in all the wrong ways. Although I was never a subscriber, I watched your videos during my recovery. Keep up the great work! 19 months sober and feeling like superman again!! Thank you.
So you destroyed your liver and still got a transplant?? There are ppl out there who cant get transplants because there poor and have never touched a substance!! I am a addicted and i would just die before taking a liver from someone who dosnt use alcohol or drugs because i know i made that choice and destroyed my own liver!! To each there own tho glad your ok lmao
@@christopheradams3717 dont be a jackass
@@christopheradams3717 wow !! You deal with police work and tell me you don't have ptsd and demons .. show some respect. Police see things every day they wish they could take back just like the millitary personal. Nice work key board warrior 👏
Congratulations on your clean time sir. We are all fighting demons. I'm thankful your here to be a testimony to a merciful God. Keep up the hard work. And it will continue to pay off. Take it one day at a time and rely on your support system on the hard days. It's got me 6 years and some change. Ignore the haters. And thank you for your dedication sacrifice and service. God bless you.
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1. He would not have qualified if he still abused alcohol.
2. Organs nornally go to the most viable candidate based on likelihood of success and expected years of life extension.
3. It may have been a living donor from his immediate family since livers don't require whole organ transplant.
Just from being an 11B in the Army.... that 5 ton brings back so many memories man 😭😭 they're honestly one of the most well built machines for its time and even now which is why theres still some in commission of that Vietnam era.... man that thing is a beast. Salute to you for helping all these people and counties man 🫡
As a 63B I loved the 5 tons recovery capabilities,\.
we actually carried those heavy shackles and cables for track recovery.
I was in an artillery unit 3rd/3rd field artillery 194th armored Brigade.
We abused those 5 tons, they were like timex watches
Your full of shit
Hey Heavy D, you are a helicopter pilot you need a Sikorsky Sky crane. Bring recoveries to the next level. As usual your videos are top shelf. Keep em coming
Thats. What im saying
Yeah buddy I think a Sky Crane could do the trick. Great suggestion.
I have some Tavarish in Russia . Hit me up for special sales
You know how expensive those are?? Let's be more reasonable
@@IllegallyAcquiredKIA UH1B SUPER B. 5,500 pound lift capacity. Commonly used for heli-logging.
i grew up 1 mile from this canyon and spent a lot of my life up here and i wondered who actually cleaned this canyon out. cool to see it cleaned up. i know too many people who have almost gone off this including me. it's no joke.
Edit: the guard rails are a relatively new feature.
Are none of those cars down there Graves 😕
@@Nvrskrd some are.
Horrible! People left bodies down there?
@@m.t.426 Probably not by choice if so; if somebody falls into thick enough brush, there's a decent chance no one would know it happened, let alone where to look, until the wreck gets discovered.
I used to work for the Forest Service and run maintenance on all these roads. In about 2010, some punks tried to run our 45k lb excavator off the canyon road and down this very ravine. They walked it from the lower parking lot all the way up, tore some of the guard rail up with the thumb attachment, then tried to walk it off the cliff. Thankfully, they couldn't figure out how to lock the machine in motion without someone in it.
I really enjoyed watching how well the guys worked together. Very interesting to watch. I can’t believe how treacherous the areas were so steep the way your guys are trained and how precise.. y’all’s work is great.
Bittersweet seeing those come out. 45 years of memories, but my hometown is getting cleaned up. Blue truck was a guy who tried committing suicide. He survived and gave some friends permission to take parts off it. I was up there when they where pulling the transmission up the hill. That's who told me the story.
Yea it’s hard to decide between junk or history. Im part of one of the last generations to experience rusty old stuff.
Seeing that square body down there had me in tears lol
@@talonpolach 4x4 short box too
I don’t get how he survived that was the truck not as beat up or something?
@@pjs-aviation-central8275 it was late 90's it's been there a long time
You guys did good. I wish more people would take the initiative like that and just clean up around their town or city without expecting something in return for it like you all just did. Keep up the awesome work. Subscribed and thumbs up.
Yeah, I subscribed too. This work is tough!! Then it rains on them!! Man..lol
Alright, he's getting bigger recovery & other heavier equipment missions. How long until Dave gets a heavy lift helicopter? One of those ones that is basically a rotor on a steel beam, used to move tanks.
~Edit: corrected 2 rotors to a rotor. Thought the Skycrane had 2, oops. Started a helluva debate on Chinooks vs Skycranes though.
That would be a Chinook
Two rotor military helicopter we have that in norway too
They use them in logging
That’s exactly what I was thinking how long till I get a chopper to do that it would make it a lot easier
Most private individuals are banned from owning ex military equipment
I know I'm a yr late on this video, But let me explain Dave. I recently had right knee reconstruction. So im 8 weeks NO weight bearing. And im binge watching a lot of videos. And this video makes me happy, We also do a weekend every fall cleaning up the Lake Erie shoreline here in NE Ohio. And it makes me feel good that other guys are doing the same thing in there back yard.
I just stumbled on this channel surfing around. Been watching Matt's off road recovery channel out of Hurricane. You guys are doing a great thing by cleaning up these canyons. Thank you so much.
Just stumbled on. Dude, where you been?🤣
Just a suggestion for any further clean up at that site or even for other recovery work. Build a heavy sledge with several anchor points for rigging and some hardened skids on the bottom to slide over rocks. Put an angle front and back on it so it will slide up and over large rocks. You could load it with equipment and slide it down the mountain then load the sledge with garbage and winch it back to the top.
Thank you for the suggestion. I was about to make the same suggestion until I saw your comment.
You're such a great bunch of guys. Makes my day so much easier. I'm bed bound and love these vlogs. My husband is my main caregiver and gone shopping now. All the things you do he has done.
He started watching and goes back to his 40's. God Bless you for this gift he relives our younger days and its a blessing. Thank you so much for letting us remember the things we have done.
He tried to climb a leaning tree while I am the back. 2 wheels on the tree driver side.No go I had to kick off and then him dang tree was still healthy. FYI just one of the things we did.
I don't care how old this content is, Your team are just awesome. Sincerely ROM(Retired Old Man or Read Only Memory) I am 75 and still working full time in IT at a Hospital. Please keep the VLOGs coming. 👍👍🤟🤟
As a local, I can’t thank you guys enough for all of your efforts to beautify the Wahsatch Front! Keep up the great work and the amazing content!
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Troy can I ask a couple questions? I live by the shores in Va, if someone drives off of the mountain do authorities go get the people out of the cars but leaves the cars? And so people go salvage parts? It sounds kinda crazy to go down there to use as a junkyard and pull parts or other stuff from these cars
And then there's you guys. When you're determined to do something, you put your resources and combined skill-sets where your mouths are - and you get the job done! Y'all work hard, and you play hard. But I noticed that all the haters and the jealous comments only come out when you're all enjoying a well-earned break and playing with your 'toys'.. No one is ever jealous of y'all when you're pitching in up to your necks and risking your very lives to serve your community! And the haters are all like, "Now you're just showing off". Funny about that. Some people just CANNOT give credit where credit is due! Well I think this is an awesome way to give to your community whilst constantly challenging yourselves. Respect! XX
such a true story. Hope he sees this! Hope they all do! 🥰
What she said!!! I mean it!
You beat out SoCal Topanga Canyon with number of vehicles. However, we recently had an unknown car wreck recovered after a brushfire made the car visible from the road. Body was located in the wreck was of a man missing for years.
Very interesting video. Haven’t seen wire and shackles of that size since since my ship was being overhauled at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Definitely oversized for weight of cars being recovered.
Thanks for doing this public service. Be safe.
Well you don’t have anything on my back yard we got most of the world beat by alot ... From cars to trucks and of course bodies. Hooker headers to dead hookers can be found and have been.. Welcome to the evilest cyn in the northern hemisphere
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@@thebigtoonz8313 - Thanks for the reminder! My commute is Chatsworth via 210 to Pasadena. Sheriff’s Department is always rescuing people who go over the side.
You guys need a dedicated food crew to follow and feed everyone on these larger missions! Like an extreme off road food truck ya know?!
This is a fantastic idea. They certainly need to bring food for at least two meals with these big projects.
Why dont we have those at all
when i was a kid i wanted a icecream truck on monster truck wheels i really dont know why but an offroad food truck dosent seem like too far of a stretch just have to have everything strapped down till its cook time cant have fryer oil even if its cold sloshing around going up a mountain
They need 7ton vehicle recovery pizza macheen with couches inside to hang out when caught in a blizzard and to eat pizza, or take a nap while waiting on someone to get there with something they need....... Plus massive winches on either end to pull the actual recovery vehicles out when they get stuck. And has a pizza oven in it!
Good idea, when you have a long mission
I did heavy wheeled recovery in the military!! So fun!! The new Oshkosh HMMT 984 is the ultimate wheel recovery truck! 2- 60k winches 18k Crane. Two massive outriggers with huge attachable feet! To dig into soft surfaces!! Just beautiful!!🔥😝🙃😁😏
So glad I stumbled onto this channel today! You guys are awesome! I'm juggling my home remodel and backyard remake to open my small engine repair business by march and needed a little moral boost so I've been binge-watching your videos today. I think it's amazing how you guys built this unbelievable business and Discovery channel show. It's awesome on a deeper level seeing how you guys keep helping people. The truck giveaway is unreal! Like wow!! You guys are really an inspiration for the little guy!
It’s good to see that this whole crew cares about our environment instead of money. My hats off to every one of you guys. God bless you and keep up the good work. This world needs more people like each and every one of you guys.
The nice part also they could potentially make some money selling these cars are total scraps for recycling if they wanted to... Obviously tho its not the idea. Really nice thought of them either way!
LOL, Its for views dude. You think they give a shit about the enviroment? L
@@mikeworkman3593 Even if it is... They are still helping the environment. I don't see any problem with that. They are definitely doing better work than the authorities over there
@@mikeworkman3593 I'd assume the rescue process with their heavy equipment was worse for the environment than those couple of old cars. Still, I much rather watch something purposeful like this than someone like whistling diesel destroying property and the environment just to earn more money.
@@tuner25 er…I mean the local environment can be pretty affected by the fluids and plastics leaking off those old vehicles. Sure on a larger scale the emissions from several recovery vehicles are worse but I dunno, stuff looking tidy encourages people to keep it tidy too.
Hey guys, this is the first video I found after watching you guys help pull the stranded boathouse back into the water. Definitely earned my subscribe. Looking forward to catching up on watching all you guys do. Probably gonna spend most of today doing so. Fun channel! Great positive vibes! Love it guys!!! Keep it up!
Been there many times. There's easily over 100 cars, Jeeps, trucks, etc in there. Most just get covered over every few years and people toss off new garbage. Only a handful of people(I know 1 personally) have actually ever gone off of this. All the other cars are intentionally pushed off to get rid of(stolen or derelict)
ya we have a car dump in our area too. The police mark them then they just sit there.
@sixtyfiveford I love your no nonsense approach on your channel. You have helped me a few times and didn’t even know it.
@jazz man it was cut off before it was dumped off of there it looks like it was a donor car to rebuild another one with that's why all the body panels was gone off of it and there was no motor or transmission or any other parts because it was stripped clean along with the body panels.
@@marknewman636 that was definitely done by an extrication crew trying to get someone out
Ain't there a VIN in every car to find the last registered owner and charge him with the recovery of his/her junk?
Thank you for this video. I didn't think that I would ever be able to see the canyon again. Back story went off deadmans back in June of 2007 was ejected out the back window of a jeep grand Cherokee and then had to crawl back up the side where I laid on the road hoping that someone would find me. I'm thankful that they finally put in a guardrail up there.
Good god that's a new nightmare to add to the list of "shitty ways to die or nearly die"
At least you got a hell of a story to tell now.
From one wrecker and an outdoorsman to another, great work! I really liked the ethics and the work itself. Keep up the good work!
Came across your channel. Thought I'd give you a look-see!! Really enjoyed your channel. Subscribed for more in the future. Awesome that y'all take the time to clean up the environment. Stay safe while y'all are working them cliffs.
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I'm a complete land lubber in Michigan. I saw "their" video, then I saw yours. They complement each other beautifully. The generosity of your company and the "heart" of your entire crew.......for a guy who was REALLY down on his luck......... one million kudos to you!!!!! You deserve all the business in the world! Thanks, a guhzillion. What a heart-warming story--that helps restore our much needed faith in our fellow man.
whats "their " video??
The first time that I see these guys, was on the discovery channel, and that make me think that they did not care much about the environment. But this video shows something different. you showed that you and your team are a great example for the world, like many country's that see deserted locations as a dumping ground for everything they don't need anymore. Seeing this video makes me glad. thumbs up!!
Difficult recoveries get more views, also these guys are so concerned with the environment. It's not like they paid almost $1.9M in fines and legal fees for illegally modifying truck emission systems.
@p!nned by HeavyDSpark ya can you do my mom?
I was already a subscriber !
@@henkvharten8465
That is a scam account
um... they don't care about the environment. they were fined 900k for removing emissions systems. this is community cleanup. big diff.
I don't live in the USA, I live in England, BUT thank you for your concern with the environment, I wish there were a few chaps like you here. Well done.
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Barrie Davey I am sure if you were to ask or debate the idea in your local gathering or put out a notice, you might gather a few others. Start on your own.
@@EngTecher At 82! I don’t think I have much time left. I tried way back in the 1980’s but people weren’t ready for it.
@@bazra19 At 82 I hope to be there one day. My dad at 93 still worked his cattle, worked outside, ran the fences, but he did what he could. I meant for you get started, you start the idea, gather like minded folks, & let them finish the projects. I am 65, no ohe is guaranteed tomorrow. I am still teaching, & my students still can have a seed planted in their heads, somtimes that is all is needed. Good luck, keep me informed.
That sure is a dangerous location to winch anything like cars up through. Hunter earned his stripes today. Heck of a man that fellow! Well done HeavyDSparks.
Did Hunter have his laptop with him? 😁
I love what y'all are doing, I really do BUT I am a strong believer in safety first (as a business owner). I lived in Centralia, WA for many years an worked for AAA Star Repossession and Recovery. They taught me a good sum in my younger years. Having four lines down hill, 1 as a primary, 2 for a secondary (for the object you are recovering) and 3 for safety ( for you), and a secondary safety for you as well.. This way you dont lose your load an you dont lose yourself. Lead by example is my motto.. I would start lookin at that for future reference, my 12 year son wants to be a tow truck driver and apart of a recovery unit because of y'all. Hence the reasoning for my comment here today.
Diesel dave and heavy D are literally the 2 most awesome guys in the world, their personalities, their sense of humour, their attitudes, their outlook, their builds and of course their beards are all amazingly awesome, keep doing your thing and the world is a better place
How much longer until Heavy D gets into politics we need him as the states Mayor
@@bane8305 you mean govenor?
Just know you only see the parts of him that he wants you to see. You might find he's just another SJW
@@KoltFin He isn't a Liberal hes the total opposite of a SJW
Couldn't have been said any better.
Hey Just wanted to give a HUGE shout out to your camera/videographer, great coverage and I admire your team for caring about the country/Earth and environment as far as garbage and debris go.
You guys are awesome, your work is the best I've ever seen. I was a Combat Engineer for 11 years. And did a lot of heavy duty work my life. I'm retired now 57 maybe I can come volunteer my services sometime. Love yall
How to tell people your least favorite thing in the entire world is mud without actually saying it.
Love this!!!!
Cumberland Sales is fantastic - they are right down the street from me in Nashville & I used them for flying speaker to anchoring my boat!
I think it's great that you are taking the time and effort to do this and clean up the environment. Thank you!
Not really, all of th efluids have gone to the soil already. Its just optical.
oh dear, seeing all these cars, I don't want to imagine how many people have lost their lives there. This vid is wholesome and sad at the same time
There is a lot of motors missing! Pushed over the cliff?
@@mikaelkarlsson3457 probably removed for scrap/environmental reasons.
Insurance scam cases most of them i bet, launched off the cliff without anyone in the car, then called it in as stolen
some of them look like junk cars with parts pulled already thrown off the cliff over generations lol
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Bro just from the videos Hunter seems like he works like a dog, ask and he shall produce! I hope you keep that dude around for a long time. Not many employees put that kind of effort and love into every job!
@p!nned by HeavyDspark alright who's fake account is this?
Probably Hunter, lol.
I am so glad y'all are both willing and able to do these clean ups. It would be a great opportunity to maybe get reservists involved - training opportunities (rather than wasting weekends in a drill hall etc). I know our unit a long time ago, would have been up for doing these types of things! Be safe.
Hey guys, love to see you cleaning up the outdoors.
I was thinking for the things like TVs and little junk you cant pull out nor carry out, you could make something like a big sled... Maybe a pickup truck bed but underneath it has large rails that slide over the terrain easily. That way you could lower it down, fill'r up, and drag it all out together.
THANKYOU so much for doing this! It was awesome to watch you guys work to clean up the environment!
Bringing back childhood memories of driving up to the b and passing this on the way up or down this corner alway terrified me just cause I knew there were cars down there have no idea what the stories are but it’s awesome that someone decided to get down there and get the cars would love to hear if you ever get the stories behind them I had no idea this went back beyond my 35 years lol .
Love this comment. I'll follow you down that rabbit hole gladly.
I love these Guys.
Well, this is awkward....
Love that the ambulance rollback has sticked around all these years. Really a badass truck.
That was intense guys! Highly organized, skilled, precise, and talk about teamwork. Amazing and Very very impressive! You guys made it look so easy. Very cool to watch. Thanks and I think it's a good idea that you ordered such huge stuff cuz it looks like eventually you'll need it anyway because you guys are off the chain! Loved it
lol "skilled" maybe it looks to the amateur like that, but if u do these jobs for a living this was awful to watch. from the rusty old-a** equpipment (like they have to put their supports out MANUALLY lol, plus they look like chopsticks) to the way they work. just an example 35:17 is a nice thing to get urself killed u NEVER stand between solid metal things in the "line of force" (dont know the proper english word but if u watch the scene u get what I mean)
You need a Skyhook helcopter. Be a whole lot easier and faster.
Only a complete fool would go too fast for the curves. They have to be on some kind of drugs or drunk.
Hunter reminds me of my buddy, "bird" wirey as hell, stronger than half the people twice his size, and puts in more work than everyone combined. And the realest one there
Yup. From my observation, Hunter, Diesel Dave and Heavy D are the workhorses of the outfit.
better hang on to that buddy! Few and far between:)
You’all represent the best of the best America has to offer. God bless all you young men. Thank you for caring.
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Thank you guys so much! I know the spot you're cleaning up, and the junk needs to go. I've seen many similar crashed vehicles in my 60+ years of wandering our mountains, in nearly every canyon along the front. Used motor oil, batteries, tires, etc. need to be removed as all of the water from these mountains gets used multiple times, from agriculture to potable municipal water supplies via groundwater replenishment. Obviously, there's got to be a bunch of lead and brass there too, but only so much one can do. Great video and example!
I love how you care for the environment, I don’t have any recovery equipment so instead I take my children litter picking in my local streets and it always makes me feel satisfied that I can do my bit, however small.
That's a really good way to teach the next generation how to take care of the environment. They'll get positive attributes and pass that on themselves to other. 👍✌️
My wife and I do the same when we hike, we always bring a trash bag and pick up anything we find. Respect our planet!
As an Australian I am loving how chill you guys are hearing gunshots in the distance lol. Around here it would be all "what was that?!"
It's not uncommon to hear gunshots every day in America lol. - From a major city over here
That’s pretty crazy. I used to ride dirt bikes up that hill as a kid wondering how bad it would’ve been being in those cars. Seeing the few piled up I specifically remember the red one always being there. Crazy stuff, times change. good job
Most of those would be stolen & dumped, not ridden down.
@@davidsexton5543 comment didn’t make any sense? I implied I used to ride on the road. Not sure what your take on my comment was but I know they could’ve been stolen. Also a handful have driven off the edge in the past. Thanks
@P!nned by HeavyDSparks bro ur fake bot account doesn’t fool anyone
@@hunterdfwm1286 you said you wondered how bad it would be in those cars and the other guy was saying that those cars were most likely dumped with no one in them
@David Sexton, most, but with that many cars, any one of them could have been, probably was an accident, maybe even a fatality! One just cannot make such assumptions! 👵🇺🇸
I like the quickie with the crane, I saw one tip over on the end of the peir in Panama. Tried getting a load from a ship across from the cruiser I was on. Knew he was going over, had to call in a barge crane to get it back on it's wheels. Ah it was beautiful down there, on our way to Managua, Nicaragua, something to do with Noriega. Never made it, had a main steam leak when we were bottom blowing the boiler. Had to stay there for a month for repairs. Bummer for us, not the rest of the ship. We only got 2 days liberty, gotta stick with the boiler during repair. Hole snipes job, fun never ends, till ya gotta do steam and water sides. Have great tales about them job's, not enough space to tell of em. Maybe later, if you call for help from a guy that knows what a 24 and a carry on means.😮
Y'all should create a Nonprofit like "Clean Streams Utah" or "Clean Environments USA", and charge your expenses (men hours, diesel, equipments rental rates) as a donation toward the nonprofit, which will generate a tax receipt, and use that deduction to lower taxes on your business income.
I'm sure these videos easily pay for themselves.
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RUclips: This is fine
Someone: Says "heck"
RUclips: Be gone
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Solid idea
Great idea, I would give cash to that. Maybe educate young people about the damage being done to our Nation Parks and public lands with trash and vehicles left behind. Its time to start cleaning it up. Get after people who abuse it.
@@KoltFin One more thing to get tax deductions never hurts.
Good on you guys.
That was quite the recovery mission. I have a new respect for the work y'all do, as my own car had to be recovered from a creek this weekend just been.
Don't drink and drive, kids.
I've got a broken car and 6 months with no license to remember that lesson.
Great video! To all the people who gave this video a thumbs down, y'all are just haters. These guys are cleaning up nature, they didn't have to. I gave this video a thumbs up before even watching the whole thing just on the strength of cleaning up nature. We as humans need to do better at keeping Earth clean. We don't have another 1. Great job Diesel Brothers 👍🤙👍.
Same!
Same! I don't see anyone saying how jealous they are of these boys' lifestyle and calling them a douche when they're out working their guts out and risking their lives to do their community a service! They're only jealous and call them unkind names when they're taking a well-earned break and having fun with their toys. There's some very narrow-minded people in the RUclips commentary!
looking at that big cable set, Dave MIGHT need something like that if he buys an M-88A3 Hercules Armored Recovery Vehicle - which has a 70 ton single line lift, and a 150 ton snatch block that allows for 140Ton two line lifts!
Man I get so hyped when I see you post a recovery video. So grateful to have your channel to look forward to. We are lucky to have you guys out here providing quality content ❤️
Creative thought for future recoveries if you do intend on returning. How about building a big wheel dolly to help assist dragging those cars up preventing the snags along the way. I picture something similar to a log dolly. Either that or go out ahead of time drill anchors on either side of your drag path to give your self more points of advantage using snatch blocks.
How about u go do it yourself
That is a great idea! Easily done with the right equipment...
ZIP LINE 😳
Hope this starts an Adventures with Purpose type land based movement to clean up old cars out of the environment!! Good job!
Agreed 💯❤️ Love AWP!!😁
#davesandersstepdaughter
The gambler 500 guys have been pushing that movement for quite some time
Thank you, you guys, not only are you awesome to watch, you're awesome human beings. your kids will be the next great generation.
Heavy D is probably one of my favorite people on youtube, and what he does is absolutely amazing, it would be amazing to be able to do what he does especially with him
You guys get the environmental award of the year . Thanks for being concerned citizen of the planet . The little animals and big animals thank you . God bless
Can you explain how this helps the environment? All the oil is already in the ground form all these vehicles. There is already iron in every bit of dirt you ever touch. So how does this help the environment? 🤔
i'd love to see more of this cleanup content
it's just very satisfying to watch
I broke my foot before Christmas and I've been a bit housebound so when the YT algorithm sent me to your channel I've been throughly entertained. Loving your heavy vehicles and ingenuity in pulling out these wrecks, dozers and 'diggers'. I love it all! Thank you and belated Merry Christmas to you and the crew! Peter. Bedford, England.
Hunter is a savage! Him and Diesel Dave put in some serious work!
They always do! Savages!
Thanks for cleaning up our backyard! I've been looking at some of these cars since I was a kid lol! You guys are the best.
Huge respect from Germany, i love what you guys doing!!!
This job your doing reminds me a recovery I did in eagle river, Alaska, took me over 4 hours to recover a Ford ranger 1/2 ton 4x4over the side of a street on mile high rd. The truck was more like 2 miles off the side, I wascusing a 85 GMC 1 ton dually with a Holms 480 split boom, that was a blast, I got it back on the road and in his garage before his dad got home,which his dad knew what the son did, I only charged his dad $600.00
I know that canyon so well. I love the wide switchback above deadmans curve, fun turn, less risk of death.
Great work you guys are doing to preserve and take care of our future generations. My hats off to you guys. Wish I was able to do that but health issues prevent it. I used to be a structural house mover and this kind of videos I love to watch. Thank you and God Bless
Hunter is definitely the most hard worker!
diesel dave right there with him
You know what the best part is ?? All you fellas,have a friendship,and an understanding,that you can't put a price on ,that's beautiful in itself,and topping on the cake ,of what you do, amazing
Again brother, big fan for years. Love what you guys do for People and the Environment! Thanks 👍
Thank you for what you do Diesel Brothers!
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With all the steep recoveries you guys do with vehicles and trash collection I am surprised you haven’t made a sled that you could hook up (maybe with big wheels and a hoist for lifting cars onto the sled) that would make it easier to get them uphill. Just a thought.
The old Maine loggers used a capstan winch with continual cable or chain miles long Come to think of it the modern guys logging in Washington state Alaska Oregon use some rig I forget the name of it They would be a asset to y’all. I bet they got some cheepy cheepy almost free ones kicking around. Thanks Guys one of best videos I have ever seen. Can l come play to
They should just invest in a Chinook so the sky is the limit haha
@@bigtman07 It's only crazy if it doesn't work
@@bigtman07 Just a cool 3 million dollars, no big deal...
What an amazing job of team work...cleaning up that mess ...is a huge undertaking...Stay Safe... Thanks for cleaning up the mess..
Great Job! a small video editing critique, The sound levels jump drastically between cuts. It makes watching difficult, as I have to turn the audio up for the non-musical montages, and then rapidly quiet the play back during the montages, as my son is sleeping in the room above me. And not waking him is paramount in my mind. But Watching you guys solve problems, while doing impactful charitable work is awesome!
Honestly, a beefed-up skyline yarder like they use in logging would be perfect for a job like that. Especially for sending some bins up and down to haul out the garbage and small bits.
Exactly
Great idea.
Exactly what I was thinking. Lol
Tie it off an anchor point.
@@jamesortiz5388 no shit
Love what you do for the world. Mad RESPECT for you and your team.
So good to see your doing something to help clean up our country I used to enjoy watching your show Great to see you’re all doing well
I cant even imagine how awesome it must feel to own and use those vehicles you guys hold the key to my heart💪
Hey Dave, do you have enough cable to run from a spot up where the 5 ton is to an anchor point down and possibly across the canyon? At a manageable height, that you could hang a sheave on a cable that you could high line the vehicles up without so much drag. We used to high line drill pipe that way on oil rigs. It is a matter of having a long enough cable and an anchor point.
I've seen those used for logging as well. Good idea
@@olliefoxx7165 I was just thinking that 🤔 also
Maybe he will go buy a logging yarder so they can set up an easy high line
Well done gentlemen, good to know there are folks that really do care about the environment and the beauty of Nature. Just subscribed to both channels and look forward to the next big adventure....go big or go home!
Heavy D you and your crew are AWESOME!! It is amazing what you guys do. A couple tips if you are open to them. Get some wooden jack plates for under those screw jacks. Turn the crane to the opposite you are jacking, try to lift something heavy where the truck tilts, screw down the jacks, put the weight back down. That will give you a bit more stability. Since i am seeing this so late, you will be able to use your blackhawk to airlift them out!!! Also on that, IF you wanted to, get a thick tarp material and make it into a pool, for lack of better words, then garbage could be loaded into it and you could lift it out with your helicopter. Maybe with that community volunteers would go load it and then when its full it could be lifted out and brought back empty. Some of these ideas could even be floated to the local authorities and maybe they would pay you for your time efforts and fuel costs. REGARDLESS you and your crew are true CLASS ACTS!!!!!
“Hans-on” definitely not feeling it today!😅 Seriously though, brilliant work, taking the time, effort and resources to undertake something the majority would deem a waste of time. Love what you guys do.
Rob, Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺
You're doing a great service, like your buddy's on "Adventure with a Purpose", only on dry land. Great job, guys.
Camera resolution is top notch!
If more people thought about things, before where they dumped them it would be a cleaner environment.
Awesome work everyone
I love watching you guys. All the way in NYC...I wish I could just come and hang with all of you on one of you trips....whether searching for people...treasures or helping someone out. I am a 54 year old RN that used to be a madman but settled down for many years now...All I do is work ...take care of the house and 3 kids with the wife. I live vicariously through you guys...and you have sick vehicles....when I was a kid I had a DeLorean.... I wish I would have kept it....my dream is to win one of your vehicles....
Thanks so much for the content....
i feel like the rain was something thanking you for cleaning up rain is definitely a blessing
Shout out too you guys for doing this! I've been up this canyon before and always thought it was crazy how many cars were down there. Cool to see you guys helping out and cleaning up our woods!❣🔥
Which canyon is this?
17:58 just a thought - how about purchasing a safety harness that the chain/cable can be hooked to the back and then both arms are free while "walk/scramble/fall" down the trail to recovery site ?
My first recovery video guys. Watched the first two Snowbound vlogs and decided to check you all out.
I'm very impressed.
It is nice to see youngsters caring about their land without going over the climate cliff. 😅
Keep it up and I subscribed.
An amazing video this clip was to find & watch. In addition I sincerely thank you & your crew for being kind & brave lads to clean up mother earth & when others are unable to do so themselves & due to life struggles like having not enough money to spend on good causes like yours. Also I subscribed to you folks to support you from afar.
Honestly, I really love watching these videos. It's so much fun to see you guys working hard, especially when the work you do is so great for the environment. Good on you guys for working so hard. Keep it up!
hey man, I never would have known about you. I watched the video you made about the wreck in your first cleetus race and I'm so glad I did. you're content is awesome. I love how much non profit stuff you do, it's amazing