RV stranded in the wilderness! 4x4 tow truck to the rescue!
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2021
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A motorhome got into some soft ground on a gravel bar in the remote part of the Spring Basin Wilderness in eastern Oregon. Since I didn't have pictures to know how bad it was, I loaded the off road recovery Jeep on the back of the 4x4 tow truck, picked up Grumpy, and we headed a couple hours out into the wilderness to find the RV. We used my yellow @MattsOffRoadRecovery rope and red Yankum Rope to put a solid tension on the RV as we winched it out with the tow truck, then the Jeep was brought in to do a kinetic rope recovery and pull it up onto the hard and flat part of the gravel bar. After that, it was able to drive out on its own and back up to the main campground. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I think the most thing that I liked about your videos is when you take us on an adventure out to the Hills and it's so peaceful that we get to enjoy the scenery of what you get to see
I know tastes differ, but my word -- that's one of the most beautiful places you've been yet.
Pre-loading that Yankum was something that I would never have thought of. The scenery in the classroom was astounding. Appreciate the education.
Your videos are better than any cinema! I’m getting addicted ❤️
Two things: 1) We love it when you take 'Grumpy' along. 2) You know your stuff, Casey, and we learn lots from you. Thank you for always being willing to explore, too!
Yes luv Grumpy...he brings his runaway suitcase 🤣😇🙏💜
Great to see GRUMPY keeping you in check...!!!!
For anybody wondering this recovery was located at Priest Hole on the John Day River in Wheeler County Oregon. I’ve lived in the county my whole life and the are more cows than people!
I Love Grumpy 🥰. I so can relate to “ Leave me alone & don’t pick on me for being old “ 🤣❤️
Grumpy is so cool and every one should have an oldtimer like that in their life. There is so much wisdom in someone like that. All the best to Grumpy and his fam and to you Casey and your fam from Norway😀👍
The first time I watched this was when you went up to rescue the people stranded at the lookout tower and ever sense then I've watched as many of your videos as I can find. It's really pretty interesting. Great vids.
I've watched other rescue channels with no names mentioned - Casey's is the best. His video is short and simple and his dialogue is succinct. He doesn't show BS miscellaneous stuff unrelated to the subject of interest. I recently discovered his channel and compared it to other rescue channels. His is the best. I don't want to see adults with scary looking beards eating a burrito or subway sandwhich.
I totally agree that I prefer to avoid channels with a lot of disgusting eating! Personally, I don't think dogs need to be on every channel either as they are hardly relevant to the content but guess I'm in the minority there?
I have watched 2 of your videos where you rescued snow stranded people. I admire most your attitude. Then the way you work. You don't humiliate people who get in trouble
Desert sand rescue was very nice. My in-laws loves desert capping. Dad in law carried 2 sheets of 3/4" plywood for just such situations. Saved lots of time and troubles.
Casey...I think you should go talk to high school physics classes. I spent a lot of time in school wondering what all that stuff we were learning had to do w/ the real world. You are using all those lessons in the real world every day. I think that would really resonate w/ students...
Thanks for stopping along the way to let us smell the roses and see the majestic majesty. Driving through Oregon is on my Bucket List. I'll be sure to let the Tourism Board know you introduced me to the scenic sights of the Great Northwest.
It never ceases to amaze me , about all the predicaments some humans get into .
We need more Grumpy! He's one awesome guy. I bet he could tell lots of life stories while you two drive the highways and byways of Central Oregon!
Yes Grumpy! Grumpy!
Watching towing didn't seem to be interesting but between you and Matt towing I'm having a blast! Keep'em coming. You got me to sub.
Agreed my 2 favorite channels
I'm a tow truck driver and my job isn't nearly as exciting as those two make it. I guess they do off road recoveries. I move more shipping containers then cars
I highly agree
Really enjoyed hangin' out with Grumpy also.
Super job explaining the dynamics of the rope tension tricks to lift the backend up off the rocks, minimizing damage to the RV! 👍🤠💯
Love Grumpy and how kind you are to him❤️🙏 You are a Grumpy in training 😂😂
I had a long comment written and deleted it. So I could make a longer one..lol I have watched enough of your vids and Matts Offroad recovery vids to see something that you two share. Matt hated winches and you like them. Your explanation in a different video I watched, was a terrific explanation with you doing recoveries by yourself and the winch gives you great control.. Matt knows how to use that rope, and I suspect now that he is using the winch he is starting to see their benefits in different situations. I think as you get used to the rope and realize how the energy is stored and what it's best methods for use are, you will find situations that will favor the recovery rope. We only had chains with hooks when I was younger. I have always had a winch. I was raised in Oregon, snow and Ice, mud etc. I was always the only vehicle out there it seemed, so a winch made perfect sense. What was I going to do with a recovery rope out on the trail alone. Now in California, where I live near the beach, it's all about sand and it's crowded so you are never really alone. The recovery rope or strap is king on the sand.. I use an ARB recovery snatch strap (that's what they call it) it has a 17.5k rating, but I still have a winch. I like your videos. I watched Matts videos from the start. Your vids are good, and all those trees and snow remind me of home, I am going to have to subscribe. Hope you keep making these videos and remember what made them so watchable in the first place, I will give you a hint, it's not the products you may use it's the story and the scenery and of course You..
Matt's also in wide open spaces with no anchor points and if the wheel gets turned the wrong way no big deal Casey's on alot of narrow roads with cliffs or trees if he gave her hell like Matt 1 wrong rut or turn of the wheel a customer ends up over a cliff or in the trees smashed up instead of just stuck
Good job, Casey. That is the first time I seen Matts rope used with tension / winching. It worked sweet on that heavy load.
Airing down the tires is hugely important, speaking from experience, even on the trailer!
Here I am in Ohio and I see what I have been missing. Sometimes I feel very small. I thank you guys for sharing this video.
In awe of your talent and knowledgeability - but on the other hand… the location had me laughing out loud… what made these people think driving there was a good idea?
Driving a 2WD motorhome on a loose rocky riverbank.. wow buddy! 🤦♀️ I guess these guys are job security for recovery tow companies.
Dunno why, but this channel’s new to me… nice work guys, new sub here.
Just love the way you truly appreciate this wonderful planet of ours, especially as a young guy… too many never get out of the city… greetings from Romania 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
What an enchantingly beautiful valley!! WoW!!!! This countryside made my jaw drop!! Catching up from your earlier vids when I hadn't 'discovered' you yet. I obviously haven't explored enough of Oregon.
Grumpy looks like a rock star.
Grumpy IS a rock star!
@@CaseyLaDelle very true.
The automotive/rescue stuff is great
But I watch for the travelogue on a part of the country rarely shown by other channels. Keep up the good work.
You my friend is what the world needs right now. You have a uplifting spirit about yourself and genuinely love what you do and it show's it! I watch your videos all the time at work lol
I like the music you put in your videos...nice gentle upbeat tempo... I also enjoy watching your videos...keep up the good work you do on your videos and thank you for your service for others in need. And I like your personality of telling it like it is
Great recovery Casey. It looked like a easy recovery because you have alot of knowledge. The best part was the scenery, beautiful canyons, and mountains. Amazing video. Please keep recording cause I'm still watching... Be safe n God bless.
I'm pushing 70 real hard. A grumpy shirt and coffee mug would be great if you ever get that far with it.
Great quips from Grumpy like “ Don’t hit a cow”. Casey has a friendly, experienced and level headed narrator. Just subscribed
The scenery is just beautiful. Thank you.
B E A U T I F U L country nice to have Grumpy along for back-up
This is the second reason I put hydraulic jacks on my motorhome. It’s saved me three times from having to call someone after getting stuck.
An interesting job , best bit was the scenery . I'm from the UK and visited Oregon back in 1970 , all on the coast , so it was great to see inland . Thanks .
Grumpy looks too cool with his red jacket. And his sunglasses. Star and fame has definitely struct LOL LOL
a great instructional video, thanks Casey
Hey Casey and Grumpy
That was a fun video.
Having been in many parts of this great country in all kinds of weather I really enjoy videos like this which show the rest of the world what great beauty the USA has.
Casey it is clear that you enjoy your job because of the beauty you get to enjoy while on the job.
Now, We were happy for you when you got your new gate and disapointed as you were when it went down.
But it is time to fix it !
And Grumpy has even offered to help.
So stop wallowing in self pitty !
Get er done !
Work Safe, Be Well
No
Casey, have you noticed how well your music track matches the road undulations at the 3:00 mark? Fabulous.
Absolutely beautiful scenery from your office ☀️😎 Excellent recovery as always!🎉 Stay safe out there!❤️🙏
That high speed travel on the paved road just about made me upchuck. LOL
Casey- I think that after serving your grump apprenticeship under Grumpy for all these years, you should be promoted to Journeyman status. Grumpy should be quite proud of your achievement!
Love that high mountain desert of Eastern Oregon
Guy just living his best life out in the dessert
awesome rescue Casey! Always great to see your nice neighbor Grumpy along. DAMN those views from above and inside that Canyon!!! So beautiful! Yankum ropes rock!! If a non believer seeing this video still not getting it that's their loss.
Those nylon tow rope are the cat's meow get enough strain on the rope and hope the other person listening to what your saying and you can pull them out really easy, in my opinion u are so far ahead of some of the older men that I hope they watch what you're doing and I can say that cuz I'm 81 years old. Keep up the good work young man What the hell was he doing out there in the first place???
Grumpy needs a merch line.
I really enjoy seeing the country
Beautiful country!! And well done!!
Tell Grumpy I think he is awsome looking .
I watch Matt’s off road recovery then seen your show pretty cool man and your in my back yard bought my dog in sisters Oregon I live In Medford my sons live in Corvallis glad to see your representing our beautiful state
You should see Scotland in the Highlands...something that would take your breath away.
Just found my new favorite channel
I really like your communication skills with others. Concise & Understandable. Your demonstration in 'how to make a hole' was terrific. Humour is great.
My favorite part of this vid was the very beginning where Grumpy was stroking those epic whiskers 🤣🤷 I love how you always take a minute to appreciate the views. At the end of the day that's what all of any of this is about🏞️
Wild horses would be perfect
Miss that snow this is beautiful country
I never knew that RV's are an off road vehicle.
Some people have no idea of country driving. Bet those mad buggers are townies and rarely see an open road sign
That looked like a lot of hard work but still more fun than dodging traffic on the side of the highway!
Exactly
And way more fun than sitting in an office or cubicle all day
Thanx for Sharing your Beautiful Experience with your work and the Sightseeing
Everyone needs a Grumpy 🤗🦊
Definitely beautiful view...
I was picking up a shipping container at a job site in Seattle. On my way out of the construction site, I got a pretty decent sized rock super stuck in my dules on a flat bet tow truck. It took 4 dudes, 3 crow bars and about 30 min to get it out.
We always enjoy your videos.. especially when you speed up the film when you're driving... We love the Bend area and have spent a lot of time there.
Great views. Add Grumpy more often. You can always use a Smurf...Sorry grumpy. Could not resist
My husband was from Portland, OR, and it’s a beautiful state! Great to see it once again!
Seems like a perfectly reasonable place to drive a two wheel drive behemoth....... River gravel is so well known to just exude traction, being all rounded and non-grippy and all........
If he had momentum and made a wider turn he might've made it either the sharp turn or my guess would be he stopped to camp and couldn't get started again since there was firewood and other signs of camping around my question is why don't camper manufacturers put skid plates covering the bottom of the water and sewer tanks and pipes
@@davidwoermansr well, if the manufacturer out thinks every foolish driver, there will be no revenue from fools who don't recognize what they are driving, the limitations of where they should or should NOT drive and the results of their poor choices.
It is SO OBVIOUS that that vehicle has NO BUSINESS being in that spot, on that material.... FOOL BEHIND THE WHEEL, MAKING BAD CHOICES.
@@contactjoy4140 he definitely should've known better then take that turn from that direction I live way back in the sticks you just have to be mindful of road conditions when off paved roads and know how tight a corner you can take I won't take anything over a 90 and it has to have 2 good lanes of travel so I never have to hit steering lock I've had to use my tractor to smooth out 3 miles of road after it dried before pulling mine out of the shed so I knew I wouldn't bottom out in a rut I always have a scout vehicle with me so I can check road conditions before leaving pavement and adjust plans from there
And It’s a great place for fishing Bass too! Love your content👍🏻
It does make a huge difference airing down, turns a 2x2 truck almost into a 4x4 as far as traction. Great rescue & a cool area to camp.
One of your videos should be a how to! Love watching how you do things and learning !
It amazes me how some of the people you go to. Don’t think first before putting there selves in situations like that I have a Motorhome and never put it on soft areas I do have a set of off road ladders that I park it on when even on wet grass
welcome to Spray Oregon and the John Day river
LOL, props to Matts off road recovery! Love to watch your channel Casey, and the different approach you have pulling these out. The guy driving the RV was spot on.
The owner of the RV did a great job. From the very beginning he explained exactly what the situation was without downplaying it at all like most people do, then when it came time to pull him out he had great throttle control. Gave it enough throttle to get moving, but not so much that he dug himself back into the ground
Most people when you say give it a little throttle you'd think they had a toggle switch instead of a pedal it's either all or nothing
Looks a lot like parts of Alberta. Green parts at the bottom by the river is called a “coulee”. You done good!
It does look like the Drumheller badlands.
Found your channel yesterday, watched some videos, this one, what a beautiful scenery, so nice. 🙂 Greetings from Oegstgeest, next to Leiden, near Den Haag, the Netherlands.
Beautiful place to go that was an awesome rescue of that RV
Beautiful scenery and got to be one of the best workplace's to be. Matt has Ed and you have Grumpy, the only thing missing is the weather report. Great job guys. ✔👍
Can't forget Paul has Papa Dar
Dude that is my favorite spot. I own some property across the john day, right across the hole. It is the most beautiful place, tons of bass there.
I had never been there before and when we came out of that canyon into the view of that place my jaw dropped. It's amazing out there
@@CaseyLaDelle Very different from anywhere else in Oregon, kinda feels like you are on a movie set. Just west is a place called "burnt ranch." I heard it was burned down by indians way back when, they rode up the river and disappeared up one of the canyons!
its a great swimming hole, too. First time I camped there, I also cut a tire. And if you try to get into that west end that you were admiring from the hill, there's a lot of sugar sand to paddle through.
That was a great journey I’ve never seen country like that before in Michigan we have trees everywhere that’s some wide-open space beautiful thanks for taking me along stay safe be happy get it done
Tiger town brewing in Mitchell has the best beer in eastern oregon hands down
He is a very clever man !
That diesel sounds good
Great to see your in my area, priest hole on the John day river.
thank you for the great video
from Australia
Over the river and thru the woods!! To grandpa’s stuck motor home !! lol
Soooooo missed Grumpy:-))
I do love that part of Oregon, thanks for the tour..
You have a really nice view from your office. Keep up the good work
Even a 32-34" sleeper or anything around that measurement...i would appreciate any help you can provide, even a NOPE, AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN is appreciated... keep your videos coming and i love the short videos...them dogs are deformed raindeers...!!!!😊😊
I love how Ben has kept you in the dark on this SoCal adventure, can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!! Safe travels you two...get some rest!! 👍
What did we learn? Grumpy is your good luck charm. Some of the geologist in Washington think all of that erosion with the hills and gullies may have been caused by one massive flood at the end of the Wisconsin Ice Age (the last ice age).
I like your videos more and more as I watch, love the exploring and the scenery.
1:20 I've done some tow rope (and tow chain) work. Not a lot, but enough to know what *NOT* to do, and the tow rope/chains I've used are not stretchy, so starting slack and getting a run is defiantly one of the things I've learned *NOT* to do.
I know in the ropes you use it's different, but every time I see that, every fiber of my being is going "oh no!"
Technology changes how we do things as time moves along. Sometimes watching old training films I'm like, "Really, they actually used to do that?"
…… and a cloud of dust!
PS - never appreciated the use of a dolly until demonstrated on several of your videos
So enjoy watching you pull folks out of difficult places.
WOW Just Think Your Only 2 1/2 Hours From ALL OF THAT , & IT Must Be HARD To Pull Yourself Away From Them Places To Go Back Home,That Like So Many Others Is SO BEAUTIFUL IN THAT Part of The Country & That Was Another Really Good Video 👍👍👍🥲