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I honestly think you should offer that trailer to matt from matt's all very recovery I really think that something he would buy just to pull behind the bombee
A few years ago now, I put a bid on a Traeger grill at a silent auction, thinking that we would get outbid. We didn't. That was a damn fine pellet grill...I lost it in the divorce.
That was a great stress test for the Badland winch and just goes to prove how a synthetic line basically drops if it fails instead of whipping back like a steel line.
As my grandpa used to say, "It is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it." I love the tracked trailer. Nice to see you have a Zacklyft for your imaginary Western Star.
Honestly, breaking the winch line is just a reminder of how quickly something can change while we are working. Thankfully it worked out-no one hurt and pushes you to make a change you wanted to make anyway. Life happens fast.
Number 4: Your crew still has their head attached after being in close proximity to the snapping winch line, for the same reason that you still have the tailgate and back window on the truck. Synthetic lines are good. 🙂
No product endorsement no time to show it off although as a wrecker company and a farmer with trucks with press in ujoints I would still be using the block trick without tiger tools and no risk of bending a driveline I have 2 sizes because our articulating tractors and payloaders have some big joints
Casey I just wanna say how much we appreciate the content you share with us on your channel. Truly, you’re straight up a hardworking family man and business owner. No fake or false hi-jinks. You explain things and we like that you include your family and friends from time to time. Keep up the great things that you do!
I agree. I tried building a very small, lite trailer for a dirt bike years ago, it was a total fail. I put a couple long handles on it and turned it into a flat cart. It has since been my most used yard implement. I couldn’t do without it.
It's always a good plan to figure out a use for something that you paid for without remembering that you bid on it so there's a good reason for it's appearance....
He slid an unless in there but I agree I've used mine 1 time in 3 decades to get a combine off the highway I usually don't recover dead equipment but the nearest company that could handle it was almost 4 hrs away I almost hauled my D7G up and drug it into the ditch but the pay was too much to turn down so I hustled up some boards from my neighbor because mine got used expanding my deck and fought to get most of the outriggers out to hold the board
Your snow camper idea is actually pretty good. Tho, camping in snow is bordering on TOOPID in my book. I hate winter! heh heh heh WTF was that trailer originally for? Weird little bastard.
You could sell or trade the trailer and camper as a set to either Matt's Off Road or Robby Layton to go with their tracked machines. Heavy D may also be interested.
You were so much more upset at making the mistake and breaking something, than you were that the thing was broke. It was a great video, so no worries! Enjoy the lemonade.
OOOH! Then Casey can have Robby in another video and piss off the guy who set the comment section on fire the last time Casey featured Robby on the video.
Ah you mean snowcat that breaks everytime he uses it? 😂 Robbys snowcat needs a lot of things way more then trailer. Best combo Matt snowcat and Robbie snowcat...you better get ready to push. Makes for great videos. 😅
Bad idea. Robby Layton is surely top notch at auto body and paint but he's scary at offroad recovery. On the other hand, Matt's Off Road Recovery has a snow machine that matches that tracked trailer (painted yellow I mean). Matt Wetzel (he's rich) should offer Casey La Delle a profit, buy that trailer. Then MORR should team up with Tom-Tom and maybe too Rudy of Rudy Adventure And Design (RAD, also Matt's eldest son). Tom-Tom is a brilliant engineer, Rudy is an expert fabricator, they can add a motor to drive the tracked trailer. Finally, yes pull in Robby Layton to match up the paint jobs perfectly as he is the expert who painted MORR's Bombi. End result: A Snow Recovery Tracked Vehicle with Tracked Driven-Trailer for those jobs where trailering out the snow-trapped wreck is the only way! OR ... maybe not the only way ... but the most "Sketchy" (= entertaining on YT). Which will tickle the TH-cam Al-Gore-Rhythm like crazy.
Here’s an idea, sell it to Matt, who has the Bombi, and he can use it to recover stuff in the snow or in the sand. Would make a good video for you delivering the trailer to MORR.
Sell it to the snowmobile people (that you rescued the snowcat from the fire for). They can put a winch on it, tow it behind their snowcat, and rescue broken or crashed snowmobiles. Or if you had a snowcat or track vehicle you could branch out into snowmobile recovery in the winter.
Your honesty and humor about your auction addiction are both refreshing and endearing. Your ability to laugh at yourself while navigating your passions shows a wonderful blend of self-awareness and joy. And I am Floating Village Life.
Want to see someone with an auction addiction check out diesel creek of course if I had a Ritchie bros yard a handful of miles away I'd probably be doing the same thing buy cheap get everything working and looking good usually with a simple steam cleaning and flip it or toss it on the next auction with a reserve
LOL, I do the same thing. I don't know how many thing I have bought at auction I really didn't even want. Only saving grace is that I usually only put the minimum bid and never spend much at all. I have ended up with some killer deals though over the years.
@@davidwoermansrCasey once said that his tracked jeep wasn't that better than a wheeled one in snow, just better for video purposes, so he still can pull this trailer with one of his offroad rigs.
@@williamuskoski1385 not if you have wide tires and drop the air pressure I have a 30 ft 5th wheel lifted on wide 33s I drop the air to 5 psi the ole Cummins 24v swapped 83 Chevy K30 3+3 camper special down till the duals touch in the rear and 5 to 7 in the front and I don't believe tracks would help a bit we go to spots other people can't get to so it's just my family and no neighbors to bug us don't get me wrong we'll camp in areas hook-ups are available at times when we have the boat so we're close to the dock if a storm blows in we can get it on the trailer or away from shore and other boats and nose into the waves and ride it out but usually cityfied people have to bug me about my truck and camper I can party with country folk because they understand just seeing the setup what's up city folk have to question why about my whole setup
I also follow the Diesel Creek UT channel. He also has an auction addiction, and does the same thing. He puts a low bid on things to track the auction, and sometimes ends up buying things he did not intend.
Casey Andrew camarata might want to buy that trac trailer if you're not planning on keeping it to use. Cause he has the same color military truck he uses in his videos to. I think he's been looking for one of those types of trailers to.
@@John13Edge really you think those tracks could handle some of the ledges they climb and its too short for a 4 door utv but if they managed to get 1 on how they going to get unpowered tracks to climb them loaded did you see the carnage of his first design when he didn't listen to rory and put suspension under it instead of solid mount the axles and low air in the tire so they flex and climb the rocks that would be a waste of expensive tracks
@@thun4102 he was going that way anyway it sat in his yard a month waiting for them to figure out what to do till he returned the not a wheelchairs to avoid being arrested at the border
Maybe Westernstar will work you a deal on an upgraded truck with executive sized sleeper on it. Need a comfortable place to sleep after traveling all the way to Bend.
I feel like this would be a really good opportunity for them to promote one of their new 49X’s with a 72” sleeper, DD16, Allison automatic, 300” wheelbase, double frame, 46k pound full locking rear ends, and a 16k steer. Just sayin…
@@rodcharlton1889 But he'd give it the kind of review people in the trade could respect. May happen if they have a savvy marketing manager who's not afraid to run the risk of Casey saying what he really thinks.
Where on that 5 ton rated aluminum trailer would you put a hitch for kinetic pulls and what happens if you can't go forward and have to winch backwards you'd want a winch on the back of the trailer to keep from getting crossed up that's a long battery lead
Somone could build a cool off road camper on that trailer. An matt off road could needs some of those tracks for sand utv recovery. Would make his vehicles more capable
You could put tire back on the trailer and sell the track setup to a farmer we use to put them on sprayers for berry farmers that had wet ground as for the other trailer I think a farmer could use it for hauling big hay bails
AT least your boards for your outriggers are heavy duty, thick boards. I used to work for a John Deere Ag dealership and one day we had an OTR driver come in with outriggers like yours. He was supposed to load a self-propelled sprayer, which was 120" wide at the narrowest wheel setting. Driver didn't have any heavy outrigger boards, so he went to the local lumberyard and bought four 8' 2x6s, which he planned to move as he loaded onto his trailer. We told him he needed more boards because a 2x6 laid flat is NOT strong enough to hold a sprayer. Our advice was ignored and he promptly ruined two brand new sprayer tires when the 2x6s broke as he was loading. Saving $40 cost him $4000.
I think your idea of putting tracks on bigger trailer better idea! Great for public lands cleanups!!!! No more flat issues!!! But any idea still fun!! Keep up the great shopping fun
I have a similar problem up in Washington - it's buying Home Depot rental trailers that have been surplussed out of their rental fleet. I've bought at least 9 of them. It doesn't appear that the Oregon stores sell them off like Washington stores do.
If your hauling an 42ft amphibious fire boat you will use the out riggers, which I have hauled on many occasion and sometimes with very large rubber tired loaders.
@@CaseyLaDelle I was kidding about the fire boat and theres not many of them, I only know of this one, I can see you are pretty darn good at what you do and I do know the boards are a pain and really mostly used with over sized rubber tire machinery. You have nice stuff and I was not criticizing you but thought maybe you would find hauling a 42' amphibious fire boat would be funny to you as well. Its even funnier driving it on land and water, 3 remote nozzles with a separate 6 cylinder diesel just for the pump.
I do the same thing. 6 months ago I became the new owner of a 1972 Opel GT that I forgot I bid on. Guess I needed a new project. Also, I'm happy to report that after a few sketchy weeks, I'm still happily married & my wife has forgiven me. 😁
You guys crack me up love the ending just walk away and can't wait to see the video when you go to that expo and test drive new trucks it's always interesting to see new stuff
That is a VERY interesting trailer. I am glad that Rieley gets her tow truck finally. It is awesome that the rollback has its own gear now. Maybe people will understand a touch more why it is EXPENSIVE to do towing and to be an owner/operator.
Congratulations to being picked to go to the Western Star event. I will be very interested to see the video . You mentioned that you were surprised that you have been hauling equipment for over 20 years, l understand your surprise woke up one morning and talking with the wife and realized I had been hauling equipment for over 30 years Went out on northern Nevada and worked on a 20 thousand acre ranch as a mechanic Enjoyed being with my wife and still do
Cool trailer with tracks. Nice that you bought the equipment for the rollback so you won’t run into that issue again. Nothing like being on a job and not being able to get the job done cause you don’t have the tool. Glad you were able to improvise with he wood to get the shaft off. That event actually sounds like fun.
Added bonus to the video you showed how strong yankum soft shackles are and how safe synthetic rope is ,also cool trailer casey it would make a nice sxs or snowmobile winter recovery trailer.
Another great video! Thanks Casey (and David). Congrats on your Western Star adventure but I'm guessing they just chose you because it's so much cheaper to get you there than most anyone else 😋 Kidding!
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New drinking game for the WesternStar Nation videos - take a shot everytime Casey pitches or plugs a kinetic recovery product.
I honestly think you should offer that trailer to matt from matt's all very recovery
I really think that something he would buy just to pull behind the bombee
@@davidwoermansr Don't forget the Broncstar tool trailer
@@scheduledwork4331 the dumpster fire of money that could've been better spent that turd
Best idea!
A few years ago now, I put a bid on a Traeger grill at a silent auction, thinking that we would get outbid. We didn't. That was a damn fine pellet grill...I lost it in the divorce.
I am sorry for your loss.
That grill take half of your house and your wife? Never marry your grill.
Get Gaijined
Thats why im happily single now & get to keep all of it . Been there & done that giving 1/2,my life & stuff to a cheating tramp .
@@JustCameronAndHisJeepthe grill not the wife right
That was a great stress test for the Badland winch and just goes to prove how a synthetic line basically drops if it fails instead of whipping back like a steel line.
Had a Bob Ross moment when the winch line snapped
"No mistakes , only happy accidents"
😂😂😂! Not just the cable, but the trailer too!
As my grandpa used to say, "It is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it." I love the tracked trailer. Nice to see you have a Zacklyft for your imaginary Western Star.
For someone who always claims to not be good at anything, well, obviously he's good at buying military equipment at dirt cheap prices. ..
I do have that going for me
I'm still waiting for the end of the video. 😂
@@CaseyLaDelle
If you don't need it perhaps MORR might or I could see it a good addition at Trailmater.
The obscene amount of $$$ taxpayers spent, for you to get it for pennies. Uncle Sam.
@@CaseyLaDelle Note to self - stay off Gov Auction sites when I'm 5 beers into a 12 pack.
"Hello. My name is Casey and I'm an auctionee."
Altogether now: "Hello Casey!"
Auctionaholic or auction addict either are acceptable but I'd require inpatient treatment myself
@@LungsMcGee that works I tried getting help once then someone started talking fast and my hand kept jumping in the air
Perfect trailer for Matts Bombee :D
Honestly, breaking the winch line is just a reminder of how quickly something can change while we are working. Thankfully it worked out-no one hurt and pushes you to make a change you wanted to make anyway. Life happens fast.
Number 4: Your crew still has their head attached after being in close proximity to the snapping winch line, for the same reason that you still have the tailgate and back window on the truck. Synthetic lines are good. 🙂
Proper unboxing video. No wasting time admiring the packaging. Open it, get rid of the packaging and show the product as fast as practicable.
and then fling the empty boxes every which way and manage to land it back in the truck bed so there's nothing to pick up afterwards!
No product endorsement no time to show it off although as a wrecker company and a farmer with trucks with press in ujoints I would still be using the block trick without tiger tools and no risk of bending a driveline I have 2 sizes because our articulating tractors and payloaders have some big joints
Number one your helper didn’t die when it snap to hell with your truck gate n window
Casey I just wanna say how much we appreciate the content you share with us on your channel. Truly, you’re straight up a hardworking family man and business owner. No fake or false hi-jinks. You explain things and we like that you include your family and friends from time to time. Keep up the great things that you do!
Your wife / office manager must be very happy to have David around, for very straightforward comments on your auction choices, while being at work.
One of the best things about owning lots of really cool stuff is that it gives you a reason to buy even more really cool stuff!
I like the reverse engineering of your thinking. Buy the trailer by accident, without any plan, then come up with a complex purpose for it.
I have found that some things you didn't know you needed were the most useful.
I agree. I tried building a very small, lite trailer for a dirt bike years ago, it was a total fail. I put a couple long handles on it and turned it into a flat cart. It has since been my most used yard implement. I couldn’t do without it.
It's always a good plan to figure out a use for something that you paid for without remembering that you bid on it so there's a good reason for it's appearance....
“You’ll never see me do that” so now you’ll be getting a call for something that needs the outriggers within a few weeks
He slid an unless in there but I agree I've used mine 1 time in 3 decades to get a combine off the highway I usually don't recover dead equipment but the nearest company that could handle it was almost 4 hrs away I almost hauled my D7G up and drug it into the ditch but the pay was too much to turn down so I hustled up some boards from my neighbor because mine got used expanding my deck and fought to get most of the outriggers out to hold the board
Paint it yellow and sell it to Matt for his Snow cat. That would look cool in the Sand dunes.
This! This is a wise move.
So now for the big question…. What should I do with these things??
Your snow camper idea is actually pretty good. Tho, camping in snow is bordering on TOOPID in my book. I hate winter! heh heh heh WTF was that trailer originally for? Weird little bastard.
Sell the tracks, put wheels on the trailer and the camper on the trailer.
Sell it to Robby Layton, he can pull it behind is snow cat
Create a huge controversy with it so it makes people mad and they comment on the video to boost the algorithm. 🤣
You could sell or trade the trailer and camper as a set to either Matt's Off Road or Robby Layton to go with their tracked machines. Heavy D may also be interested.
I've done that several times. I've also tried to unload Equipment with the winch still attached. Lol
Dare I say... NUMBER ONE: David didn't get hurt. Whew! Be careful, you two. Now excuse me as I slowly clamber down off my grandma soap box! 👵💜
Don't forget to make sure you have that 17PSI in the tracks😁
You were so much more upset at making the mistake and breaking something, than you were that the thing was broke. It was a great video, so no worries! Enjoy the lemonade.
Casey's sop. Video first, safety second first. 😂
Thanks, Casey, for leaving in the blooper cable break - you are totally real.
You need to trade that trailer to Robbie for that fancy paint job you want... He has a snow cat and needs a recovery trailer.
OOOH! Then Casey can have Robby in another video and piss off the guy who set the comment section on fire the last time Casey featured Robby on the video.
Solid idea
Ah you mean snowcat that breaks everytime he uses it? 😂 Robbys snowcat needs a lot of things way more then trailer. Best combo Matt snowcat and Robbie snowcat...you better get ready to push. Makes for great videos. 😅
Bad idea. Robby Layton is surely top notch at auto body and paint but he's scary at offroad recovery. On the other hand, Matt's Off Road Recovery has a snow machine that matches that tracked trailer (painted yellow I mean). Matt Wetzel (he's rich) should offer Casey La Delle a profit, buy that trailer. Then MORR should team up with Tom-Tom and maybe too Rudy of Rudy Adventure And Design (RAD, also Matt's eldest son). Tom-Tom is a brilliant engineer, Rudy is an expert fabricator, they can add a motor to drive the tracked trailer. Finally, yes pull in Robby Layton to match up the paint jobs perfectly as he is the expert who painted MORR's Bombi. End result: A Snow Recovery Tracked Vehicle with Tracked Driven-Trailer for those jobs where trailering out the snow-trapped wreck is the only way! OR ... maybe not the only way ... but the most "Sketchy" (= entertaining on YT). Which will tickle the TH-cam Al-Gore-Rhythm like crazy.
Hey Casey at timestamp 2:13 number 4 David had balls of steel as he didn't even flinch at all when the rope snapped
Here’s an idea, sell it to Matt, who has the Bombi, and he can use it to recover stuff in the snow or in the sand. Would make a good video for you delivering the trailer to MORR.
Congratulations Casey! Come on up and have a great time!
Sell it to the snowmobile people (that you rescued the snowcat from the fire for). They can put a winch on it, tow it behind their snowcat, and rescue broken or crashed snowmobiles. Or if you had a snowcat or track vehicle you could branch out into snowmobile recovery in the winter.
Your honesty and humor about your auction addiction are both refreshing and endearing. Your ability to laugh at yourself while navigating your passions shows a wonderful blend of self-awareness and joy. And I am Floating Village Life.
Want to see someone with an auction addiction check out diesel creek of course if I had a Ritchie bros yard a handful of miles away I'd probably be doing the same thing buy cheap get everything working and looking good usually with a simple steam cleaning and flip it or toss it on the next auction with a reserve
The possibilities are (accidentally) endless! And you now have a heavy duty lead to walk your trailer with
Sounds like it should be a great experience and some R&R. Have a wonderful time. Love watching, keep up the great work you do.
"probably never see me do that" next episode Casey uses out riggers
That's why he didn't say you'll never see me use them
He never said he won't use them, he just said that we won't see that. =)
LOL, I do the same thing. I don't know how many thing I have bought at auction I really didn't even want. Only saving grace is that I usually only put the minimum bid and never spend much at all. I have ended up with some killer deals though over the years.
Casey just can't stay away from tracked vehicles, hard as he tries 😅
I love that you include your screwups in the videos. It keeps you real and someone I can relate to. Keep up the good work.
Mount a generator and water tank with heater on trailer with camper and you'll be totally self sufficient. Sweet video
I like how they have the Tire Pressure markings on the frame.
All military equipment does. This trailer was never meant for tracks
Use it with your jeep snow tracks for snow recoveries. 😀❤👍
Good idea for the snow camping idea, try it at least one time before selling the trailer
Be an expensive lone camping trip especially with needing to buy tracks for something for 1 trip
@@davidwoermansrCasey once said that his tracked jeep wasn't that better than a wheeled one in snow, just better for video purposes, so he still can pull this trailer with one of his offroad rigs.
@@zyamadeadborn1785 ya don't say
@@davidwoermansrtracks in the trailer would be better than tires
@@williamuskoski1385 not if you have wide tires and drop the air pressure I have a 30 ft 5th wheel lifted on wide 33s I drop the air to 5 psi the ole Cummins 24v swapped 83 Chevy K30 3+3 camper special down till the duals touch in the rear and 5 to 7 in the front and I don't believe tracks would help a bit we go to spots other people can't get to so it's just my family and no neighbors to bug us don't get me wrong we'll camp in areas hook-ups are available at times when we have the boat so we're close to the dock if a storm blows in we can get it on the trailer or away from shore and other boats and nose into the waves and ride it out but usually cityfied people have to bug me about my truck and camper I can party with country folk because they understand just seeing the setup what's up city folk have to question why about my whole setup
I also follow the Diesel Creek UT channel. He also has an auction addiction, and does the same thing. He puts a low bid on things to track the auction, and sometimes ends up buying things he did not intend.
Yeah, Matt has a little bit of a problem, too. Those 7 Toyota forklifts prove that. 😂
Casey Andrew camarata might want to buy that trac trailer if you're not planning on keeping it to use. Cause he has the same color military truck he uses in his videos to. I think he's been looking for one of those types of trailers to.
Bet that yellow truck dude that pulls an off-road trailer through sugary sand would really like a set of trailer tracks, probably pay handsomely
Or the other guy that Casey dropped the black fronted van off to…😂
The rocks would be awful hard on the tracks
@@davidwoermansr not for the yellow duds snow cat….
@@John13Edge really you think those tracks could handle some of the ledges they climb and its too short for a 4 door utv but if they managed to get 1 on how they going to get unpowered tracks to climb them loaded did you see the carnage of his first design when he didn't listen to rory and put suspension under it instead of solid mount the axles and low air in the tire so they flex and climb the rocks that would be a waste of expensive tracks
@@thun4102 he was going that way anyway it sat in his yard a month waiting for them to figure out what to do till he returned the not a wheelchairs to avoid being arrested at the border
I'm just the same. Get something cheap at an auction and then come up with a plan on how to use it or implement it in your system. :D
Great job. Thank you 😊
My uncle, who died a long time ago. Owned Bend trucking ...small world eh.😊
build a winter time winch box trailer out of it for the hard recoveries in the snow for towing behind your tracked recovery beast
That trailer would come in handy for someone moving Tuff Sheds or prefab small out buildings.
Maybe Westernstar will work you a deal on an upgraded truck with executive sized sleeper on it. Need a comfortable place to sleep after traveling all the way to Bend.
I feel like this would be a really good opportunity for them to promote one of their new 49X’s with a 72” sleeper, DD16, Allison automatic, 300” wheelbase, double frame, 46k pound full locking rear ends, and a 16k steer.
Just sayin…
@@CaseyLaDelle Someone is hinting at their dream truck... 😁
@@CaseyLaDelleMight as well GO BIG?
@@rodcharlton1889 But he'd give it the kind of review people in the trade could respect. May happen if they have a savvy marketing manager who's not afraid to run the risk of Casey saying what he really thinks.
@@CaseyLaDelle Sounds like you better pick a color, red or white to go with the Zacklift.
You mentioned attaching to a Snowcat. I can see Matt wanting to buy it off you to attach to the Bombi for snow rescues.
Where on that 5 ton rated aluminum trailer would you put a hitch for kinetic pulls and what happens if you can't go forward and have to winch backwards you'd want a winch on the back of the trailer to keep from getting crossed up that's a long battery lead
That’s awesome!!
Somone could build a cool off road camper on that trailer. An matt off road could needs some of those tracks for sand utv recovery. Would make his vehicles more capable
Congrats on being chosen for the western star event… that is quite a big honor.
Saw that trailer up on auction and wondered who would buy it😀
Have fun on your vacation to Bend Oregon!
Just saw your 'short', demoing it behind the Grey Ghost, looks like something Matt would use to rescue side-by-sides.
pssst still need the cable straps for the drive shafts... and the "attention" stickers
Your snow camping idea ROCKS !!!!
You could put tire back on the trailer and sell the track setup to a farmer we use to put them on sprayers for berry farmers that had wet ground as for the other trailer I think a farmer could use it for hauling big hay bails
So many ideas & so little time! I enjoy your vids bud..
Did you forget to order the big zip ties you talked about in video hauling the fire truck
AT least your boards for your outriggers are heavy duty, thick boards. I used to work for a John Deere Ag dealership and one day we had an OTR driver come in with outriggers like yours. He was supposed to load a self-propelled sprayer, which was 120" wide at the narrowest wheel setting. Driver didn't have any heavy outrigger boards, so he went to the local lumberyard and bought four 8' 2x6s, which he planned to move as he loaded onto his trailer. We told him he needed more boards because a 2x6 laid flat is NOT strong enough to hold a sprayer. Our advice was ignored and he promptly ruined two brand new sprayer tires when the 2x6s broke as he was loading. Saving $40 cost him $4000.
Sell the trailer to Dave, Matt, or Robbie to use with their recovery snow cats.
That surge brake setup is how we have braked trailers in the UK. We don’t have the electronic ones with trailer brake controllers.
Great idea for snow camping. Modify the trailer as needed to make it happen!
Hey I got an idea just hear me out you put the camper on that trailer and you get tracks for the early 1900s Ford and you got snow glamping🤣🤣
I would be interested in the trailer if you decide to sell. Don't need the tracks, unless I buy a snocat.
Congratulations on your trip and your trailer
Looks like a good starting point for Riley's first off-road recovery toy...
Get Robby to bring Whiskers by when the snow falls to go snow camping with you. 😄
I've been in the army 17 years never saw one of those before
I think your idea of putting tracks on bigger trailer better idea! Great for public lands cleanups!!!! No more flat issues!!! But any idea still fun!! Keep up the great shopping fun
Fantastic stress test of the winch brake and the winch's frame.
Casey..
Congrats on the invitation.
VERY COOL that they know How great you are.
I'm looking forward to that video
Congrats on being selected by Western Star!
I have a similar problem up in Washington - it's buying Home Depot rental trailers that have been surplussed out of their rental fleet.
I've bought at least 9 of them.
It doesn't appear that the Oregon stores sell them off like Washington stores do.
When I was little, every time, my grandpa got the matching toy. It's pretty cool. I still have all of them. It meant a lot to me as a youngster
everyone needs one of those
Now you have a tracked trailer to pull behind the tracked blazer during winter rescues
If your hauling an 42ft amphibious fire boat you will use the out riggers, which I have hauled on many occasion and sometimes with very large rubber tired loaders.
No I won’t.
@@CaseyLaDelle LOL I should send a pic of that, still LOL
@@nicclark9791 I’m not new to hauling equipment and oversize loads. Outriggers have a VERY limited purpose
@@CaseyLaDelle I was kidding about the fire boat and theres not many of them, I only know of this one, I can see you are pretty darn good at what you do and I do know the boards are a pain and really mostly used with over sized rubber tire machinery. You have nice stuff and I was not criticizing you but thought maybe you would find hauling a 42' amphibious fire boat would be funny to you as well. Its even funnier driving it on land and water, 3 remote nozzles with a separate 6 cylinder diesel just for the pump.
You are funny and not a bad bone in your body 😉 Thanks for the updates and the honors to go to the Western Star organization. Thanks for sharing 👍 😂
Boss no fire self😂😂😂 My goofy laugh of tne day😂😂😂.❤
I do the same thing. 6 months ago I became the new owner of a 1972 Opel GT that I forgot I bid on. Guess I needed a new project. Also, I'm happy to report that after a few sketchy weeks, I'm still happily married & my wife has forgiven me. 😁
Thats pretty neat Shutt Industry's is only like 30 min from where i live.
Casey your newly acquired trailer is built in my hometown of Clintonville Wi
You guys crack me up love the ending just walk away and can't wait to see the video when you go to that expo and test drive new trucks it's always interesting to see new stuff
Freaky that at 22:19 the shadow appears to be missing a head!
That is a VERY interesting trailer.
I am glad that Rieley gets her tow truck finally.
It is awesome that the rollback has its own gear now.
Maybe people will understand a touch more why it is EXPENSIVE to do towing and to be an owner/operator.
Casey, the only thing we didn't see in your new gear was CABLE TIES for the prop shaft. Always enjoy what you get up to, thanks for posting
You could set it up as an alternative rear section to the BV206 with a tow mast or a modified log arch so you can pick up wrecked snow mobiles.
Cool tracked vehicle and trailer ideas!
A very interesting piece of kit indeed.
Now, it will be interesting to see it in use.
Congratulations to being picked to go to the Western Star event.
I will be very interested to see the video .
You mentioned that you were surprised that you have been hauling equipment for over 20 years, l understand your surprise woke up one morning and talking with the wife and realized I had been hauling equipment for over 30 years
Went out on northern Nevada and worked on a 20 thousand acre ranch as a mechanic
Enjoyed being with my wife and still do
Cool trailer with tracks. Nice that you bought the equipment for the rollback so you won’t run into that issue again. Nothing like being on a job and not being able to get the job done cause you don’t have the tool. Glad you were able to improvise with he wood to get the shaft off. That event actually sounds like fun.
Never say, never Casey! Remember, you said you were never going to paint that trailer either😂 😂😂😂
when you put the camper on it you can remove the wheel arches and bolt stowage boxes in that place
Put tracks back on your jeep. Then you can still go camping and use it as a flatbed to recover snowmobiles.
Added bonus to the video you showed how strong yankum soft shackles are and how safe synthetic rope is ,also cool trailer casey it would make a nice sxs or snowmobile winter recovery trailer.
Another great video! Thanks Casey (and David).
Congrats on your Western Star adventure but I'm guessing they just chose you because it's so much cheaper to get you there than most anyone else 😋
Kidding!