When A Good Samaritan's Help Makes Things WORSE!
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Can you imagine what this guy was thinking when Jace and Josh pulled up vs. what he thought when they left.
Next summer fab rats should offer summer camp for boys
Looks like they already do.
Excellent idea there's tons of kids out there that need this kind of s*** in their lives good Lord what a great idea
@deanwills4824 take kids from urban environments or those feom the burbs that spend all day online and get them working with their hands.
heck I would even pay to spend a week at the shop..
@@Jeeps_guns_bbq I fully agree with you 100% and what parent wouldn't want their kid to spend a week at fabrats shop I mean hell learn real world skills. It's absolutely necessary to becoming a man
@@carykennedy9467 Sure seems like some days there's a lot of non-Fab-Rat residents/regulars around, often younger in age. Kinda like the Rat Garage is one of the local youth hangouts (just that some of the youth have some gray hairs).
Paul should be a proud papa, not many 18-year-olds have the skills his son has to take on a job like this. Sad to say that the majority of our youth are clueless and probably couldn't change a tire if their life depended on it.. Well done Paul and Kidos!
Ain't that the truth!
Almost like he grew up doing it. Boy you're not a thinker are you?
@@Papa-kj3eh should have sent Lando to supervise.
You're absolutely right about this 👍💯
Never could stand a person who uses the opportunity to compliment someone as a way to trash others. Jace is a good kid because he's a good kid. Not because other kids aren't.
Those young men did an admirable job of getting that van unstuck, great job guys!
Yep only took the entire day to figure it out.
could have had it done in no time!🤣🤣🤣🤣
did you notice the the man slaming his PU door, he wasn't to pleased
didn't see that man shaking there hand's
So you guys think the best way to teach young people is to tear them down, berate them, and belittle them? You all must have had terrible childhoods.
Jace and Josh did an awesome job on the recovery. Showed patients repositioning and digging to make a safe recovery without tearing anything up!
The "Boys" did an excellent job working the van out of its predicament! The building's exterior is looking good, Paul!
You sent your son out to do a recovery that turned out to be a little sketchy. But he handled it well. You don't see many young men his age who can take on that kind of responsibility and handle it the right way. It shows all who watch this that you have taught your son well. You've taken time to be a father and teach them. Good job.
The boys did well on the recovery it's a hands-on education with a learning curve.
These two kids are doing a great job good job paul
The two young men did an amazing job. If one thing doesn't work, they try something else, the process of elimination. Job well done 👏 Jace, kudos to you 👏 Getting the yard ready for concrete, work is never done!!!! Merlin!!!
Fun never stops!!
Teaching the boys well! I commend them on the people skills and learning skills. They did an awesome job. Also a shout out to the customer. He didn't try to step in and try to tell them how to do the job, just maybe a couple of suggestions from his point of view. He allowed the boys to examine the situation and figure the best solution to get the job done. Well done recovery. Thank you so much for sharing
On X getting some quality marketing with these boys going out and doing a job like that with not enough truck, not enough tools, and not enough Jack.
Hats off to J for a job well done, he didn't even show much frustration, just kept on maneuvering and problem solving.
Super warm vibes when your dad hears your story and says good job at the end, lot of us didn't have dads around to let us know that.
We raise kids wondering if they’re listening well you can be proud they performed and can only get better in future recoveries.
Great parenting 👍
Wasps are bees with serious personality issues. Bumble bees are bees that have been smoking weed.
Right on.
More like bees on meth
😂😂😂
@@jeffreymagyar3990 I have no personal experience of that so I'll have to take your word for it. 😁
It took about 65 years of believing that bumble bees did't sting before I finally got it. I was astounded.
The youngster Rat’s did a awesome job, relaxed, with good overview and not the perfect tools, so far great work boys. Dad should be so proud of his crew.
Awesome Jase and Josh wearing seatbelts, VERY proud of ya!!
These young men are getting such a good education in life's lessons,Keep up the great work men.
Jace was very impressive with his thinking and actions. He paid great attention when he went out with Paul and he applied all of that experience in getting that van out.
He took care of the customer, his truck, and didn't tear up the ground.
Awesome work Jace and his buddy.
He hooked to the wrong side of the van lol it wouldn't have been tippy if he hooked to the driver's side of the rear instead of the passenger. Passenger side was just trying to pull it over drivers would have slid it across like intended
He hooked to the wrong side of the van lol it wouldn't have been tippy if he hooked to the driver's side of the rear instead of the passenger. Passenger side was just trying to pull it over drivers would have slid it across like intended
He hooked to the wrong side of the van lol it wouldn't have been tippy if he hooked to the driver's side of the rear instead of the passenger. Passenger side was just trying to pull it over drivers would have slid it across like intended
He hooked to the wrong side of the van lol it wouldn't have been tippy if he hooked to the driver's side of the rear instead of the passenger. Passenger side was just trying to pull it over drivers would have slid it across like intended
He hooked to the wrong side of the van lol it wouldn't have been tippy if he hooked to the driver's side of the rear instead of the passenger. Passenger side was just trying to pull it over drivers would have slid it across like intended
Steel rack right in front of the window, how long before y’all break a window!?!? 😂
Wow Jace, you should be dam proud of your self. Not only did you teach the customer that you had his back no matter how long it takes. And I think you probably taught some youtubers how to have a positive outlook. So mom and dad you have a respectful son. Just be happy and safe fabrats. 😊
The Mighty Dakota!! 💪👍
Wonder what the customer thought when two 'young men' showed up.
Pulled out a BobCat ToolCat buried to the axles with my '95 ext cab 4x4. My neighbor was shocked it did it. V8 power in a true mid-sized pickup is amazing. 3.55 gear ratio & 33" tires made it possible.
Y'all did well!
And that water bottle...maybe the most important tool you could have in your rig!
🤣🤣🤣 Build a tow truck for recoveries but send the kid without it to figure out why you need a tow truck! Love it. ❤️
Yup its water , it came out of a stream . Great recovery boys , the old dakota is a beast & does good.
Just hope the buffalo or cow pasture is not up stream🤢
FYI should have had the van driver turn to the left when you did the first pull,and the flat tire would be high and dry to change....just my 2cents ❤your content and keep it up!!
haha camel towing. good old dad humor 😄
Better put a screen or protection on that window behind that metal rack. Should not take too long until a piece of angle iron or something goes right through it.
One big difference between bees and wasps is when a bee stings you the stinger pulls out of the bee and the stinger stays with you. This means a bee can only sting you once. It then dies after a few minutes.
A wasp the stinger stays with the wasp and can sting you many times.
The more important difference is bees are diks, wasps are aholes…
The stings inject different substances , bee stings are acidic whereas wasp stings are alkaline. Hence the saying: bicarbonate for bees, vinegar for vespers (Latin for wasps)....
This is why I love the internet. Off road recovery video and here I am learning about bees and wasps 😎
I sure hope Jace doesn't make a habit of using the chain loop on a receiver hitch as a recovery point.
I'm curious why would this be a problem,if it holds a 4000 to 7000 lb trailer,I'm pretty sure it could be pulled on🤔
@jimedge8301 greater chance of it cutting the soft shackle for one. Also safety chain hook points are not intended for continuous pull point
They're not intended for continuous pull, they're intended for EMERGENCY JERKING lol aka catching a runaway trailer, which last I checked is far stronger than the trailers usual force.
@@jimedge8301 And I'm curious how you came up with your 4000 to 7000 lb number. .... To begin with that is a 1 ton van that has been converted to a 4x4 so there is a good chance is weighs more than the numbers you made up, They are intended as a place to attach the safety chains which are just there to guide your trailer and keep it sorta behing you and in your lane in case of a catastropic failure in your ball or coupler. It is NOT a pull point and that is exactly why there are tow points that are made to go in the receiver hitch.
Class three hitch is rated for 5000# .
That new pad looks nice. I'm thinking someone got sick of dealing with the springtime mud.
Paul & Michelle have raised some wonderful young men!
Man, that is a LOT of concrete!
And money!!
@@jeffhodge124 Huge money. Things must be going well for the rats
BEST READ UP ON THOSE WINCHES! Not supposed to yank/tow or secure a load with them! Might save some money down the line.
On X needs to pack out the Dakota with all the tools for a complete recovery truck.
Why do they need to do it?
I don't think Michelle and Paul are in danger of being poverty stricken.
@@mrromantimothywhy can’t they sponsor him??? I’m sure they are further from poverty than Paul and Michelle…. How about you just mind your business and they can comment what they want… Don’t be a troll cause before you know it you will have a REAL LIVE TROLL ON AT YOU DOOR😉
@@craigshred13
Weak arse making weak threats. Come to my door any time kid. @@craigshred13
Awesome recovery job , Jace 👍🏻 . That " explosion " at the beginning of the weld had me rolling 🤣 !
the boys did very well on the recovery
Those two did all right recovering that van on their own they kept the camera rolling good shots and they were talking to the camera and not just ignoring the camera or being completely silent. I think that with experience those two will be able to recover any vehicle out of any situation. For being youngsters they did quite well.
The boys did a great job with patience executing that recovery. No panicking or rushing when it wasn't working. Kept everything safe and under control. Really solid job on that Quigley Van.
"Camel Towing" Merlin's a gem love that guy😂
Good morning in my opinion those guys did a really good job they handled the situation well. They were able to adapt and get the job done. Good job
@3:23 nice to see Josh 👀 going out on another recovery. 👍🏼
Here dad, hold my Mountain Dew! The kids are taking over the channel & showing the old man how it should be done! 😂😂
Really nice patient recovery. Take your time and do it right. Credit to the young fella...
So awesome watching the boys work through that recovery!!!
I literally laughed out loud when Paul went to start welding and they put in the explosion. Well done editing crew!!
Y'all made a skating rink !! Put up some boards and the boys can play Hockey ✓
that filtering bottle is pretty cool. I'm thinking i need that in my truck too
Good 👍 Jace, I'm always amazed at how many people want to critique how you guys do things 🙄 ,watching a video and telling people how to do things reminds me of what my mother who raised me to believe " you don't know everything" I still believe she was right.🙏
Are you of the"every kid gets a trophy" and "every kid's a winner" generation? I'm sure nobody watches videos that have content that involves work they do, I mean that would be unthinkable right? What exactly do you imagine the demographics of this channel to be, inner city office workers who've never even owned a car or been out of the city? Your mother may have over estimated your knowledge level.
I say this because you don't think criticism is useful to learning. That means you'll do things they way you want whether it's right or wrong, any suggestions contrary are just criticism and dismissed out of hand. Being 49 years old I've had the severe misfortune of dealing with your type. Here's a little tip criticism isn't a do or die thing, it's a suggestion of an alternate method, it's up to the person being critiqued to consider.
And because you brought it up, though I've seen no comments pertaining to it, yes Jase should have pulled from the low side, I'm sure his father has since critiqued him on that.
Dude, relax!😅😅@@truracer20
Merlin and Brad made a surprise visit with a gas tank that needed welding. Got it done and them on the way and Jace and Josh did a hard recovery of a 4x4 Ford van that was stuck in the mud and really rutted. Got em out and Sean and Paul are getting the shop ready for more concrete work. Good video!
I've been watching your channel for about 3 or 4 years now and I really enjoy the content in it and I've learned a lot from what you've shared with us. Thank you and have a good day and God bless you all.
Love the way jace s Dakota turned out , good look n rig 👌
Jace, what an outstanding man. Great job mom and dad!
More concrete... looks like you are building a Walmart Parking lot 😂🤣😂 Good job Jayce and Josh 🙂 Good to see Merlin stopping by...
The old Dakota looking good
You have been teaching your kids well Paul. They are growing into some fine men. Keep up the awesome work and when can we see the bus in the shop finally. Have been anxious to see what you do with it.
Shawn don’t leave Fabrats , don’t leave Paul and the channel
Jace did a good job on that recovery
blowing the welding gas away that is😂 Hi Brad Hi Merlin😊
The boys were a little “underhorsed” either equipment, but as two exceptionally intelligent country boys, they didn’t let that phase them, and got the job done carefully and safely…. A great testament to their dad’s upbringing, and a good indication of how they will approach difficult problems in the future….❤❤❤❤
The Dodge Dakota looks good after you guys resurrected it
Great Job young men ✓ that van is probably almost double the weight of the Dakota. And the rear dig was a good call ✓
I would have sworn that you said “this is the temporary spot where my still’s gonna be” 😂. Makes workin’ in the shop much more of a “happy place” 😂😂😂
Those two young men, Jace and Josh, did an awesome rescue.
Good to see Brad and Merlin at the shop
For a minute there I thought you said "still", like you were moonshinin'.
@@LifeBy10000Cuts I thought he was I thought he said still also like moonshine and that's totally funny and also Jace dude you're the man you did a really good job out there today
The boys are fun to watch. So polite and respectful.
20:00 the dekota did some performance
My dad always used to tell me
"you either have the time and no money or money and no time"
Love the way that Dakota looks man dang !!
It's good to see young 'uns taking part!!
When you want to kill bee's at night and early morning only never during the day good job on all of your endeavors God bless you
Need to show you all how to make wasp traps. Set 'em up in EARLY Spring, catch those wasp queens so they can't establish nests. Cuts way down on their population. what we have to do here to protect our honeybees.
CO/CO2 backing gas. Legendary.
I noticed in his last recovery he doesn’t have a tow hitch or sturdy recovery point on the rear might need to add a jack of some sort for self repair more then everything then you’ll have it if you need it he did an awsome job with what he had to work with thou good job Jace
I have great respect for Jace after watching this video. He and his buddy did a great job of reading the challenge , calmly, politely ,effectively and safely solving the issues of the recovery. Well done.
Keep up with the good work Paul love watching you on CZcams God bless
Where the E-350 was stuck in the spring, they need to grade a track beside it and leave the spring alone to run it's own course now, then the road won't get all boggy.
The explosion surprised me and gave me a good laugh, thanks! This channel is a great way to escape the crazy crud we have to live with these days.
Visits from jokers are the best!!!
Great job thinking on your feet boys! Got a bonus with Merlin at the end. Love that guy!!!
Jace and Josh are quite the team! You can be proud of your boys Paul and Michelle! They are learning and doing excellent work!
its good to see these kids out and about helping others,etc at least they are doing something with their lives and not getting into drugs or getting themselves into any kind of trouble these boys are raised right such a breath of fresh air !!!
Jace putting in the work good recovery.💯😎🎥
👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽 the boys are learning how to recover great.. nice job boys
I really feel that Jace's confidence and clear planning , changing it up when he had to and being safe the whole time, has as much to do with his experience playing sports as his dad's teaching and him learning while doing.. He's a solid dude in the crunch for sure, calm, cool, thinking it out ... Very impressive young Man handling that recovery the way he did.
Nice recovery job on the Ford van! The yard is looking better and better which should help with operating ease and efficiency.
They got him out! I seem to recall Rory once said not to tow with your wench. Park & pull with the wench. Tow with a recovery rope.
My wench has never been very good at any type of recovery. She IS great at bringing me beers! My winch on the other hand…
Them boys got the van rolling doing what ever they had to do.good job boys
Ur boy did a great job. He showed maturity and patience. Alot of people would not have rehooked that much and damaged that van. Awesome job 💪💪
99.9 % of todays kids couldn’t boil water , but these young guns are out there putting in the work . Great recovery you guys . Cheers 🇨🇦
When I had a restaurant with a bunch of open minded intolerant woke teenage servers, I had to laugh at their unsolicited ideals for everyone else's lives. A dishwasher was expounding on the evils of capitalism and personal wealth.
"We have to start a revolution!"
One of our older bartenders started laughing. "You dumbasses can't even start a lawnmower!"
Those lifestraw filter bottles are great! I have one right next to me now. Its been all over the world (Nepal, Ireland, UK, India, all over the US, Appalachian Trail hikes, etc). I get water from creeks and rivers and have never gotten sick.
Jace and his buddy did a good job getting that van out of that mud hole getting the tire changed and back on his way. Sometimes help that doesn't know what they are doing make bigger problems. Good job guys!
That Dakota is awesome!
I like the way the boys do the Star Trek thing where they rock their heads back and forth in unison to make you think they are actually on a rough road.
More seriously, I enjoyed seeing the test of the LifeStraw water bottle. I have one and have never given it a stream test. Only used it traveling where I wasn't 100% for sure of the local water.
Hey, Paul.. If you plan on leaving the rest of the drive gravel use a 4inch thick walll pipe filled with concrete as a lip onto the pad. Thats why my grandfather did to make it easier to drive up on to a pad but also protect the pad edge. Just stake it down and she'll be good for life!
You two young men are outstanding. Well done.
Great job on the recovery...sure helps when the customer listens to your instructions. Keep it up
22:45 The Nerd that got away. 😂
My daughter calls all flying insects “Sky Raisins” … if they sting, then they’re “Spicy Sky Raisins”
Props to Jace, I was wondering where he was going with that. You taught him well. He's got his dad's style. You got some well taught, hard working boys.
Jace and Josh, you guys did an Awesome job. Proud of you both❤❤
23:47 .. I remember when I used to go hiking in Banff, Alberta .. we would dump out,T or cantines to fill them with water, directly from the glacier runoff streams :)