Teen Girls save Dad THOUSANDS of $$$ by fixing this old Geo Tracker | Perfect farm utility vehicle.
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this video, our two daughters give a complete tune up to our new to us farm utility vehicle.
We were quite amazed at the capabilities of this old Geo Tracker.
Teaching our kids how to back up a trailer with this smaller vehicle really makes it easier.
Stay till the end and see this little Tracker in action!
Why do you need a gun on your hip to fix a car? Is it a maturity thing? Most people grow out of this at high school age.
I only take it off while I’m sleeping.. and yes with maturity you’ll learn that having this tool could save your life some day.. I do hope that one day you will grow out of it. Take care my friend.
For animals, people. and plus working on your car is a very vulnerable time. guess for someone that has never worked on their own car let alone in a driveway or random parking lot it can be very dangerous. Plus he has his family/daughters safety to worry about.
@@9252LIFE got some lucky daughters to have a father like you! im expecting my first child and very excited to pass my knowledge to them as well! and damn are they lucky to drive a geo tracker! love those and the metros!
I open carry as well by habit. When the unknown passes my Country property the neighbors all Carry here, and shot gun at each entry door. Girls will get to know as well. Great job, having them do it.
@@jessechavez7320 congratulations! Spend as much time with em as you can. They grow up very fast.
Quite some years from now the girls will realize how valuable the things you teach them are. They will realize how blessed they were with a dad who isnt in the "This can only be done by boys" camp, but opened all doors for his girls. Well done dad. (Single dad who raised his now 20y old daughter all alone all her life speaking)
Good job dad!
Wow you certainly are impressive. Even I got educated this morning and I'm 65 years old. You make it look fun. Thank you for sharing.
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Those girls don't yet fully realize what a great father they have...one who is cool, calm, and collected, trusting, very patient and offers lots of encouragement. They will grow up with an abundance of confidence in their abilities, and bring you and Na'omi enormous pride.
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I'm betting they already know they have a great dad. One day they'll see it much clearer, but they'll always know.
What an awesome dad. These girls are learning independence.
GREAT JOB Dad. I'm in my 60's and grew up on a farm. There was no boys or girls work there was just work. I still work on my own cars. Not as much as I used to but I can if I have to. I also taught my daughter how to do alot of just general maintenance. We still live out in the sticks and that knowledge has come in handy. Love the looks when I pull over to help a male and get him back and going on the side of the road.
When Dad's teaching and the kids are learning, you know it's a good day.
Amen
Good for you Sir....
99% of " City Brats" are afraid to go outdoors, let alone get their hands dirty.
Keep these girls involved in pure and wholesome ways.
Have to tell you young man, very, Very proud of you for teaching those young ladies how to do basic service to a vehicle! Job well done! And to Taleah and Autumn, 👏👏👏👏 a big round of applause, ladies!
Can't believe how fast your girls are growing up.... seems just a few videos ago, they were little girls and now, before you know it, they'll be out setting up their own farms! You and your lovely wife are doing such great things with and for them!! Congratulations! And as always, thanks so much for sharing your adventures... greatly appreciated! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Thank you Jim! Hope you’re doing well!
Awesome girls good job!!!!! Now you got yourself a farm ride
I admire the way you teach your daughters to be responsible, hard working young women! They will grow up to be thankful for all the practical know how they have been taught! Keep the videos coming!
Great video as usual , love the way you explained to them .
Young ladies I am sure your dad is proud of you .
From sunny Scotland 😊
All young drivers should know the basics of auto maintenance, so good job Dad and girls.
At the time my boyfriend ( few years later my husband) taught me how to drive in winter and what to do in a skid, also taught how to change a tire, fill all the fluids, change the oil, charge & change a battery. Then he taught all our kids. Also working on all the farm equipment as well.
Blessings to you and the family. 😊🇺🇲
Sounds like a great man!
GIRL POWER 🎉woooooo.
Nicely done young ladies..
Proud of you as I know your Dad is 👍🏻👏
Love how you teach your girls , they will be independent thinkers . Bless you and all the family 💕😊🙏
Make sure they know that too much oil is just as bad as low oil.
That’s great to see a father spending quality time teaching his daughters valuable lifetime skills, I brought my 4 daughters up the same way, This World needs more parents like this!!! Love y’all’s videos from central Florida
Hi Tim! I lived in Dunnelon Florida many years ago for a bit.
nice to see these skills being taught. a lot of times anymore you dont see anyone learning how to do this stuff... especially backing trailers. great video :D
That was fun watching you teach your girls! It was nice to see instruction given. When my dad taught me he just set me loose to do it with the exception of the cap. 🤣
It's great having your girls out there learning to work on a motor. They all have a great dad teaching them all too. Take care and God Bless y'all always
Thank you Lisa! You take care as well
The experience you gave them all will last their lifetimes, and the knowledge will be passed to their children as well
Chad your beautiful Daughters do it all Hard working Homesteaders snipers and now being mechanics. I guess having a dad who's a handy guy who tackles just about everything on the homestead they will follow in dads foot steps. Hi Beautiful GIRLS Taleah Autumn Tylynn And sweet Haylee and Beautiful MOM. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤✌🤟🙏🙏🙏🙏 P.S. IS Taleah fourteen Yet. Because they drive at sixteen in MI.
Way to go Dad!!! If only my girls had 25% of your daughters' interest in auto maintenance!!
You do it right is all I can say. Enjoy the teaching videos buddy. Great family! God bless y’all
Always a joy to see proper parenting. You folks rock! My favorite family channel.
When my dad taught me how to drive, when I was 11, he made me drive around backwards all the first day. "If you can't back up properly, you can't drive!"
I miss my dad. Cherish your dads.
Sounds like you had a great dad! Great memories
Safety first girls! Always wear your safety glasses like your dad says. Nice job teaching the girls Chad. They will appreciate those lessons one day. My husband taught our daughter and granddaughters how to change tiers and oil. All three of our girls can fix things on their cars like headlights, taillight’s and fuses. If they can’t do it alone they call grandpa to help but they are always there to help him and learn. Proud of our girls and yours!
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Your girls are, obviously, immune to your comments. Keeping a grin on their face, while looking at you as if you are the non-smart one is GOLDEN! LOL
Awesome job everyone!.... Good job Dad for teaching!
Every time I see one of your videos, I admire what a good father you are. One day, one of these kids is going to be broke down somewhere without you, and everything you have taught them is something that could extricate them from that situation. Not to mention, I think you make it pretty fun for them. Bless your family! =)
With a dad like this these girls will have a bright future, awesome job!!
Put 1 hectare of fence, like I did in My farm in Costa Rica, to protect me, My dogs, My farm animals and above all.....the wild life......principal reason i went living outside the human concrete city. Living in the wild.....harmonized with the wild life.
I wish I had a farm there ! Nice job, little noise on motor rubber fan band I guess, pressurized water motor wash....and looks like new !! Brave girls !
When I got my license, before I could drive off the property, my dad taught me how to change a tire. He made me change the tire to the spare, and put the original tire back on. A day later I got a flat, and I was like, "I Got this" My boyfriend was with me and was totally impressed a girl knew how to change a tire.
I am laughing so hard over here because you explain everything the way I did when my girls were young. Always gave the worst-case scenario. If this happens this will blow up. you will lose and eye or limb you might die or worse. Gets their attention and keeps them focused.
farm girls are the best girls in the world, they help keep the farm world turning. most important job in the world
My kid of girls, would let them come and fix my car. Love that you are teaching them how to repair a vehicle. What a great skill to have
You're such a good dad. Kudos on getting your girls into doing things for themselves. Knowing how to work on a car for general maintenance will come in handy when the moment comes to do something.
WAY TO GO LADIES!!!! That is a lesson EVERY girl and boy needs before getting behind any steering wheel of a vehicle!! I can not thank my dad enough for teaching that to me. Also how to change a tire. God bless you all.. EXCELLENT JOB!!!!
Thank you
Battery acid will eat holes in clothes.
Keep acid , away from skin.
Raise up your children in the way they should go and and when they are old they will not depart from it.🙏
Good job teaching your girls be independent so not dependent on some guy when times comes the right guy really going to need to step up prove he is worth for their attention
Never know they just might get the mechanic bug and actually build their own car hot rod lol
Wow these girls are amazing, and you are awesome for letting them do all the work themselves. Autumn really jumps in there an takes control, she seems fearless and confident (and not afraid to punch the gas pedal when driving LOL). These girls will look back later in life and be so glad you taught them to rely on no-one. You are and amazing dad, and they are amazing kids.
I was taught all about building by my Grandfather @ age 10. He knew everything about construction and built his own home ( beautiful home). He also had several rental properties. I am so grateful for his patience & Love to teach me! I currently own a 3000sq ft new build & the contractor asked me if I wanted a job. Lol., but he was partly serious. I watch every video so… you teach your girl’s in every single video something new! C🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
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Fantastic video. You girls rocked it👏👏👏👏👏👏💜
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again…..you’re a great dad with a lot of patience and you’re teaching your daughters soo much!
Thank you Lucy
I taught my son and daughter this exact way. My wife taught them both household chores. They are in their 30's now and have told us how much they appreciate the way they were raised. Keep up the good work and great parenting.
I remember learning geometry and algebra in high school, haven't used what I learned in those classes since. Also, around that time, one summer I helped my father fix up a car, I've been using those skills still to this day 20 years later
Guess what , you have also taught me a couple new things, 😀thanks,
I love seeing them just trying to understand all that you are telling them. Also, I am laughing because they even drove over to the barn with the safety glasses on! Just cute overload. Good on Haley, sneakily wanting to get in on learning too! Those goats and chickens sounded like they were fearing for their lives. " We didn't sign up for this!" Pretty good little tutorial and learing session for the girls. Dad, You deserve a medal. Being the only man on basically an all woman Homestead. Medical Scientists should study your brain when you pass on, just to see the effects this has on the brain.
Great video, just a bit of humor, but good enough to get them to realize the importance of vehicle maintenance.
Maybe one day we’ll have a boy
@@9252LIFE Remember that saying, "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." Oh well, its always worth a try.🤣🤣
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Chad....Informative lesson in ' Auto Maintenance 101 ' and not only a lesson for your daughters to learn but, a great refresher course for the rest of us.....Refreshing seeing an auto mechanic with pink nail polish...
😆 thank you
Good to see you good people as always love your videos as well
Hi Allan!
Way to go Dad!! That was a great experience for them. Were Mom and the other daughter getting lunch together for the pit crew? 😁
Most likely. Naomi is usually always busy preparing meals.
Good job dad. The knowledge and experience you just shared with these young ladies has the potential to save them well over 100k in the next 50 years.
The girls are killing it. Small suggestion have them tuck their hair into their shirts when working on cars. Lots of little places for your hair to get caught (ask me how I know).
Yeah I noticed that while editing
@@9252LIFE Simple thing a person with short hair wouldnt think about. I once got my hair caught on a rad cap one with a pressure release while the engine was hot.
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And don't touch your clothes....battery acid!
You need to take them to O’Reillys and get them a battery with a go handle ha ha😂
Just got one! 😆
Great video brother,the girls make a great team, teach them while they are young
Thank you
Is good to see some family work.
Glad to see you teaching your girls how to work on a car
Excellent girls. Impressive training technique dad. GOOD JOB EVERYONE.
Got yourself a fine mechanic the w Chad 👍
The girls are doing great, kudos for being a great dad,
The new Father Knows Best!!! You guys are amazing 👏 but I need more videos you spoiled me! Love from Minnesota!!!!!!
The long hair makes me nervous when working on an engine. Please have them put the hair up so ponytails don't get sucked into a fan belt or other moving parts. I was helping my brother trouble shoot a squeaky fan belt and leaned over the engine and my pony tail got caught in the alternator pulley. Thankfully my brother was in the drivers seat with his hand on the key, and turned off the engine and my friend who was standing next to me, grabbed my hair. Other than an unplanned really short haircut that afternoon to even out what hair was left, nobody was hurt, but lesson learned. Awesome job girls. Great job teaching, Dad.
have a nephew that is a doctor,he was doing rounds in the emergency room at the hospital and a young lady came in holding her ponytail in her hands turns out she was using a drill press and it got wrapped around the drill and ripped out a six inch piece of skin it was attached to. she was really pissed off that it had happened! he stitched it all back together and sent her on here way a happy camper...
As an aircraft mechanic of 42 years, THANK YOU for teaching your girls. And, continue to preach PPE. Some dishwashing gloves in a smalller size would be great. I have had 2 co-workers that worked with aircraft engine cleaning chemicals that died shortly after retiring. We didn’t know about the dangers of chemials back then.
❤❤ much love to you, boys and girls
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11 Light is sown for the righteous, and gladness for the upright in heart.
12 Rejoice in the Lord, ye righteous; and give thanks at the remembrance of his holiness.Gods blessings over you .
If I lived in the middle of nowhere (or the UP) I would have a sidearm, too. As it is, I live in a very suburban (read: woke) area, and I would freak people out. Love the emphasis on safety (eg, safety glasses). I also wear hearing protection when needed. Our senses, once lost, are forever lost.
My first car was a 1993 GEO Tracker and I loved that little thing. Got rid of her back in like 2007 or 2008 and wish I didn't. Last week I got 1997 four door 4x4 GEO Tracker and I already love this one. She need a bit of work and a bit of a spray paint job
ALL i can say is 🤣🤣🤣 My grandfather and dad were 10x worse. I got called Dumbass alot. Good job teaching they are learning something useful. Don't listen to ryanshern he's prob never been in the country before.
So entertaining but you are teaching them right 👍
GREAT JOB, teaching the girls basic vehicle maintenance will stay with them for life. Good job girls
So cool! But hey as a young guy I sure didn't get this kind of attention when I was figuring out how to work on cars. LOL. I was told "Well if it's broken you better fix it". "There's a Hanes Manual in the trunk if it hasn't been lost". Mind you I watched asked and learned the whole time I was growing up because I wanted to know and to have my own car as soon as I possibly could and I knew my dad wasn't going to buy me one. LOL. But this is GREAT! The girls are doing super as is Dad!!
I have a 15 year old helping me with projects, he wanted to learn many things, so he said I want to be a Mechanic, he helped me all day with yard, He will work on the Lawn tractor, we did some roof shingles that the wind got to. then I got him behind my drum sets....Fun DAy.....he will have many projects with me, Carpentry, mason, garden etc......just Subed
Great little vid, dad. It takes me back 50 years when i learnt the basics from watching one of my neighbours, who was a real grease monkey. Coming from Albion, it's a bit uncanny for me seeing a bloke teaching his daughters, carrying a "fire stick". Different "culture", i suppose.
Great life lessons. So good for kids to learn. Maybe use an RV water pump with a Solar Generator (Ankor/Bluetti/Jackery) power station and a hose to distribute water. Thanks for sharing
Forgot to add. ... A motor is electric, a engine is internally combustible, needing air spark, timing and fuel to work.WHen changing oil, best time to check everything else, first and most important is fluids. Coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, dif fluid, and t case, tire pressures, wiper fluid too.
Thanks for the refresher. Haven't changed my own oil for years. I forgot several main points. Remember to put the cap back on even when professionals do the work. I was driving down the road after I PAID somebody to change my oil. My car suddenly started smoking and when I pulled over and checked it the cap was not only off, but missing altogether. Threw together a temporary cap and limped back into town. After a lengthy discussion with the shop, I ended up with an engine detailing and free oil for the life of the car, which wasn't long after that....
Who wants boys when you have girls who do just as well
We still would like a boy some day. But girls are tough and fun too!
Yep, those side by sides are nice, but I've never spent that much money on a regular car or truck. Was thinking about getting one of those Japanese mini trucks, but they ain't so cheap either. Never thought of a Tracker. Great idea! Excellent class time for the girls. Good knowlege and skills to have. You're a smart man, later on your daughters won't have to come to you to fix their vehicles. Self reliance and independence are priceless things to have. God Bless you and your family.
Great video ya'll!! Young ladies ya'll did a fantastic job workin on the tracker that's nice little ride. Dad you did a fine job explainin things to the girls. Like the 57 Chevy sweet car . We have a 92 tracker called the frog bout same color as this 🐸 only metal flake with lots of air brushing. With a little practice you girls be backin the trailer all over the homestead. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy ya'lls family and homestead.
Great lesson. Great Dad. Loved the attention to details and the successful way your daughters followed through. I probably would have listened more intently to my Dad if he was packin’. Look forward to you posts.
What great kids. Very cool that you are teaching your girls how to work on and maintain a car. Holly cow!! Those kids have grown like weeds. I'm glad you're still making videos for You Tube.
Good stuff, Dad!! Teach em how to change a tire too!! Trailer backing, hand on bottom of wheel ,trailer left, wheel left, etc.
Less confusing to brain!!
Well don't I feel stupid! I've been putting fresh acorns back into my filter box...
All Your smart Ladies working,learning. Like my own👸 did, grow up fast & move on with Life🙋♀️
I first clicked on this because older brother had the Suzuki Sidekick version... Stayed because you're showing the next generation that "hands on" is the best teacher & they'll definitely have memories of this experience
Great job Taleah & Autumn!👏 Awesome job dad! Love watching this family & all they do & how you all work together. Look forward always to your next episode😊
Spent many Michigan days fixing my cars in high school. Hanging motors from tree limbs, replacing rear diffs in the snow. Good times!
Basic stuff every gal should know. If they know more than potential boyfriends they may not date them. Lol.
Good Families + Country = Clean Fun -- More people need to "rediscover" this best of human existences.
I very seldom comment on anyone's post. I really felt it necessary to do so today. God Bless You, for being so patient and teaching those beautiful girls something that they can use their entire lives. Also; even more importantly, teaching them if they want something they have to work for it which is something that really has been lost on the younger generations today.
I read through some of these posts and like always I get so discussed at what some people comet on. You're doing a fine job in my opinion teaching YOUR children what you know will help them in life. I'm in the "last leg" of life now, and I so very happy that I was able to teach my children important skills that they have taken with them throughout their lives. When they get older they will ALWAYS appreciate what you teach them everyday.
Good job dad, great job girls!!!!!! Thx for sharing Someday all us dads will be gone and one of our jobs is to teach you as much as we can.... God love yah......
Had a battery blow up in my face when I was younger. Luckily I had just turned to look at my friend before it happened. Lucky because I was not wearing safety glasses. I now give batteries a healthy bit of respect knowing how violent they can be when they decide to cook off.
And tomboys, or just girls in general that are interested in fixing things and don't mind getting a bit dirty are, in my opinion, the coolest girls.
Props for raising daughters with practical knowledge! Far too few young ladies (or even young guys) know how to mow the lawn or change a flat on their car. Or cook and do domestic things but thats a different matter. Willingness to learn goes a long way too. In my opinion parents who don't teach their kids practical skills have failed them (and whoever they marry). Especially in the tough economic times that are coming...😉
Love you all tell your beautiful wife hello
The only thing they didn't get to learn about is having to jack up a car which on most cars and some trucks is very important to get right (As we all know LOL) but great stuff! Thank you!
My lovley Geo Tracker 🙂 was my first car in Amerika . Got the open version in Florida not realy dry more self cleaning . With this fabriks on roof ,back and side the AC wasn't cooling good but driven open was a lot of fun . And we love the heat 🥵.
First I'd like to say all the girls did awesome without any sass. Your teaching the girls like our father taught us with Great Patients. I have never had to take car/truck in for oil change. Tune up. I never had to have anyone change tires. I change out old to new and balance my own. I have always done my own auto repair all because my father t[k the time to show me how I'm 63 now slower but still get it done. ladies you Rock.
Loved the fact you had them do the work, learn from experience. Also; you found the squirrel's hidden cache of nuts.
I tell new car owners, "Positively Red Hot!" to help them keep track of what's positive and where the red clip goes when jumping a car.