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Rhett.... Whoops! don't worry all part of life there will be other trucks, glad you didn't get hurt. next time your take that corner a bit slower ;-) just wait a little while before you ask mum to borrow her car :-) ;-)
Heck $360,000 on that truck. That's just getting broken in good. We all know diesels can do 750,000 with out too much of an issue mileage wise. Plus you don't have to worry about that DEF of that truck. Nice looking truck... Also throw some sandbags in the back of your truck and give you some weight. Hopefully you got a set of chains for out there also with you and your dad.
So glad you're son is ok. ❤️
STUDDED TIRES??
@@KY4TRK 360,000 ain't nothing for a Cummins, on a Ford your lucky if it still runs. If it has e.g.r. on it your really screwed
I put bags of sand and salt mix in the back of my truck for weight for better control because the back end is way to light for winter driving. Also, if you get stuck, you can use some of the sand/salt mix to get out. That system works good. You can put the bags close to the front so if you stop suddenly, they won`t dent the back of the box. I also found out the big lug tires don`t do as well on icy roads, you need less lug and more tread touching the road. Hope that helps.
weighing down the rear end of a truck like that is a very good thing to do.
My dad put sacks of concrete alongside the wheel wells with a 2X4 frame to keep them stationary. They hardened and added weight in the back, as you recommended.
God Bless all your family this Christmas season.
Born and raise idaho girl here. The day the sanbags go in the back of the truck marks the offical start of winter. 🤪
JudithB I put 20 (900#s) bags of compost in the back of my Silverado for the winter last year, and that went in the garden in spring. This year, maybe compost and bags of pea gravel. Lot of weight but I dont drive much in winter. Bonus was there was no compost in town left in the spring!! I think if you know an area is dangerous, a bag of cow salt 50#s for $5.00 hand spread would help until the county works on the road!
Paused at 12:51. THANK YOU FOR PUTTING ON YOUR SEAT BELT. You're wiser than your father.
He just needs to learn to drive with both hands on the wheel as well, that always helps with better control when you get into a situation...
Rhett's guardian angel was definitely his passenger that night. He's a good kid and I'm sure this has been a huge life lesson. Glad he is safe.
I have a son who is 17 years old and just started driving. It's so difficult to teach these kids to go slow and take it easy, especially in bad weather. Thank God Rhett is ok
Happens a lot. Had a kid from work last year do something similar, but it was on a highway at 65mph went off the road, through a fence and ended up upside down in a field at 2am....no snow/ice...the only thing that we can figure out is he fell asleep, which makes sense as he had gotten off work late that night, had to drive to his dad's house, then back to town...The roof of his car was smashed down to the seats, he somehow managed to crawl out of the car and had no injuries other than a few scrapes, bruises, and a couple of cuts...
When my teenagers start to drive and if they want to drive one of my vehicles I will have GPS tracking, cams and limiter on it till they got some real driving experience under their belt. Winter driving does not cut slack for new drivers.
I rolled my truck in high school. Walked away unharmed. It is an experience. I learned to slow down. I’m glad he walked away healthy. He got a 7.3, good choice. 360k is just broke in. I have that engine with that many miles on my 2000 and it still runs great.
After seeing the truck...I was so happy to see him up and walking around like nothing happened. Truly..... Rhett's angels and the Lord were watching over him.
I’m so glad he is ok. Thank you for being a great Dad to get him past this hiccup.
Rhett I got a word for you: I know you’ve always been camera 📸 shy ☺️, BUT BUDDY BOY YOUR’E JUST LIKE YOUR DAD AND MOM YOU’RE REALLY GOOD TALKING IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA 📸, DON’T STOP 🛑 !!! Get your Dad to help you start your own channel !!! Want money to buy the Trucks and play toys you wanna have? Well if you do, then Keep talking in front of the camera 📸 you’re a natural at it. 😉👍
No one cares about the truck being totaled, everyone is glad he is alright, that's the important thing.
I care.. lol.. that was a nice truck.
I think Rhett cared a little. Lol but I'm sure he is more happy he is ok
@Tony McSteven it's just an old truck 🤷♂️ a lot nicer vehicles get totaled every day
@Tony McSteven where do you get drunk from? His dad is satisfied to let that time money and effort go, every vehicle ends up in a crusher some day 😉
@Tony McSteven nice truck? No.... Nice engine? Yes.... and that is just fine.
That's one hard working Dad right there; glad your son is okay. Best wishes from New Brunswick, Canada
Stopped at 1:43. So thankful Rhett wasn't injured in that wreck. I've said a prayer for him to be more careful. Please Rhett. You're young, but not indestructible. For your family who loves you, and all of us who care about you, please be more mindful of your situation. Merry Christmas Rhett. Your gift was already delivered.
Kids are gonna be kids for sure. They're young, they know everything, including how to mess up a good truck LOL. Honestly, he's extremely lucky he wasn't severely injured, or worse....if he wasn't wearing his seatbelt, it would have been much, much worse. You can tell them, time and time again to be careful, slow down, etc. But they're kids, they don't really understand the physics that go on when driving too fast, or driving reckless, until something happens...and for some they never really do learn, you just hope they don't hurt or kill someone else in the process. Rhett's a great kid, I think this was a major wakeup call for him.
I've gotten calls in the middle of the night from co-workers, friends' kids, etc. "hey can you please come get me, I don't think I feel safe driving in this"....I've told so many people, don't be afraid to call for a ride anytime you aren't comfortable driving in bad weather....I'd rather get that call hey come get me and take me home please, than those other calls because of a wreck.
Couldn't have said it better. Hope he sees this comment.
You are one of the best roll models I've ever seen. Wished my dad was like you
The most important thing is that Rhett is ok. When you're done rebuilding the Frankentruck, you can call it a Fordge.
No need to worry about this one. 🙏 Such a nice young man. He is obviously his father’s son. He’ll do well.
Glad he is okay, Guardian Angels watching over him.
Does you family realize how INCREDIBLY BLESSED they are that YOU HAVE THE SKILLS YOU DO to be able to BUILD THEIR HOME, BUILD AN ENTIRE SHOP, BUILD COOPS, AND REPAIR JUST ABOUT ANYTHING! Your son now has a solid truck with a good battery and good tires! And it was all done in a day for FREE! AMAZING! I can't even imagine the MONEY you have SAVED because you know how to fix, repair, restore, build, weld, do electric work, build a well, work solar, .....the list just goes on and on! In 4 years, you have accomplished HUGE PROJECTS!
Advanced driver safety courses really are worth the time for anyone to take, I've taken both for buses and motorcycles. It has saved my life at least once and that has made it worth while.
School bus driver here, I agree with you 100%.
Rhett was just lucky that night . My heart clenched when you showed that truck. Deep breaths and exhale. Scary stuff RPR friends. Just glad Rhett didn’t get hurt. Stay safe my friends.. winter is just starting
Happy he came out without a scratch. God is good!
Aw Heath, you are such a good Dad. Life is full of lessons for all of us and I am sure Rhett has learned his on going a little to fast on icy roads. If more families had parents like you and Cedar, the world would be such a nicer place! Blessings!
From this little window that we are viewing of you and your families' life, you have a good son, you are a good father, teaching your son to become, one day a good dad also. Good values go a long way in this day and age when most young people do not have a guiding hand such as a good father or parents to direct and influence them along away. More of your Son and Ruby in the Videos please, especially more Ruby.
So glad Rhett is OK, looks like the event humbled him a bit. Amazing parenting Heath, turning a bad situation into a learning experience. We’ll done, sir!
You Sir have a gift in that son of yours. I historically had a negative thought of Rhett but only because I didn’t see him “pulling his weight” in helping you on projects. He has a gift, you can tell it in his eyes when he was driving the new truck without you being with him and him talking to the camera. Do what you can do to get him involved in more videos, he has that gift and would be a great influence on a younger generation following you and your family. God is with you and had his hand involved in watching over Rhett. Thanks for sharing and making him be part of this “lesson”. Saying good evening from the Ice covered roads in northern Michigan.
I am so glad Rhett was ok. I worry about my oldest especially during our storms here in Utah
Right on Time!!!!! I'm grateful your son is okay!!!!!!! Love y'all
So grateful he is ok 💖 You remind me of my Daddy, he always made sure we was safe 💖
A young fella will remember fondly about the time his dad helped him recover from a vehicle wreck. I know this because it happened to me in 1994.
"It'll buff out." But, seriously, Rhett was very fortunate. I rolled our family wagon with us all in it, on a wobbly turn where a drain cover depressed into the surface caused the vehicle to become unstable. It woke us all up!
Rhett, so very thankful your Guardian Angel was you Co-pilot that night. That’s one big lesson that you won’t soon forget. I know you and your Dad will get this new truck up and running smoothly. Stay safe young man your family really loves you and so does your girlfriend.
Omw 35 years ago my brother rolled a truck and died. It is a tragedy that haunted our family ever since. I am sooo glad your son is ok.
An acquaintance of ours was driving her Volvo station wagon through the California high desert one night, also 35 years ago. Her kids were buckled in (shoulder harnesses and lap belts in the rear passenger seats) and asleep. A roadrunner (a desert bird) ran across the road, she braked hard, rolled the car over, and landed back on its wheels. Everyone was still safely buckled in; however, one child didn’t answer when called by name, and was discovered to have died instantly from a snapped neck. So tragic.
So happy your son was not injured. Glad the motor is still good.
Rhett you are so very lucky! Not only did you keep your life and the truck still drives but you have the best dad too. To have a dad like Heath is a true blessing. Yes he probably is a little angry but he loves you and it shows. Praise the lord for all your blessings. Heath you are the greatest dad!
Glad he is ok!!
Trucks can always be rebuilt.
So thankful for Rhett's safety! You are a great Dad. I think your commitment to diesel power is wonderful. You guys do such a great job with preventative maintenance - take care of your machines and they will take care of you.
I had the same thing happen to me when I was 17, I had an old 84 ford f150 was going to school one morning and hit a soft patch of gravel and ice coming down a hill, I started fish tailing and spun 180 at the bottom of the hill that went over a small creek that was built up on each side and had culverts running under. As i spun the 180 i went off the left side of the road and down the embankment and hit a small tree and flipped my truck. Not a scratch on me either other than the bump on my head after unbuckled and fell from hanging upside down LOL. Great kid you have there ! Have a great Christmas !
Rhett, So grateful that you're ok (and that nobody else was with you). All of us dads are remembering the wrecks we had when we were young. Some of us learned faster than others.
God bless you as you grow through these experiences.
Glad he's ok - I did the same when I was in High School - we were all ok too, but certainly a scary moment!
yeah, I did the same in my 2002 7.3 F350.. I wasn't even going fast, creeping across an icy bridge at only like 15 mph, and as I pull off, I pushed the gas a little and we spun like a top, but slowly.. Once I hit the grass, we were parrallel with the road again, but facing the other direction now-- the truck did lean and lift the wheels a little, but luckily it sat back down-- and I didn't roll it. It was close though; If I was going any faster, it would have been upside down in the ditch.
JUST WANT TO SAY AGAIN--YOU ARE SUCH A WONDERFUL, GOOD DAD. AND IN AN ERA WHERE EVEN BARELY DECENT DADS TEND TO BE TOO RARE--A WONDERFUL DAD IS VERY RARE. CONGRATULATIONS. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. PLEASE KEEP SHOWING OTHERS HOW TO DO IT. --74 year old PhD psychologist.
Glad Rhett is safe and seems to be in good spirits about it. But also talk about one hell of a dad he has
I was 17 when I flipped my jeep through a telephone pole. Same thing, took a bend in the road a little to fast, hit some black ice and lost control. Ended up breaking my neck and back but I was able to walk away from that accident. It's a sobering moment for a kid that age. Of course my first thought when I climbed out of my flattened jeep was that my parents were going to kill me, but, like you they were just happy I was alive and that's honestly where the biggest lesson learned came from. I walked away from that accident a more alert and cautious driver and also a more humbled person, at 17 I thought I was tough as nails and invincible, but, after breaking my neck and back and having to re learn how to use my left arm I learned a valuable lesson on the fragility of life.
Makes for a great family story, he will recall this for many years. Greatest part of the story is no one was injured and the lessons learned will pay forward for a lifetime. Count your blessings always, so thankful to see him smiling and enjoying life.
Praise God that he's okay - truly a miracle when you look at that damage.
What a wonderful Father you are! You are a showing future fathers how to treat their kids. My father would have told me tough luck. Figure it out on your own... I admire your parenting. God Bless!
My first diesel was a '97 7.3 Powerstroke. Loved it and wish I still had it. Truly a blessing he walked away from that one, my son did the same exact thing a few years back. Ice is tricky. How you guys handled it is great.
I've driven on black ice my entire life. Nobody should ever think they can drive with just one hand on the wheel when it's icy. Both hands are needed to come out of a slide. Your son was driving one-handed and we all saw ice on the road. He seems like a really good kid. Lets keep him safe and around for a while longer.
Very glad Rhett was ok. Scary stuff! Love that you got the new truck and went super dad fixing it up for him, great video
A father like this is priceless.... God Bless!!!! Merry Christmas!!!!
As I watched this episode, I kept thinking about all the work you had to do before the weather changed and you stopped everything to help your son. What a great father you are!
at least he rolled it good but if you wanna reuse that frame make sure its not twisted any..so glad Rhett was ok as you've shown the trucks can be rebuilt
One of life's great lessons is respect for life and just how quickly it can be taken away by cars, weather and speed , put all 3 together and a new respect shall be learned , i believe a new driver has been born !
love the new truck Ret ! your father is a true father with all the traits of a friend !
Lucky. I’d rather be lucky than good. Glad he came out ok.
I’ve raised 5 children. Everyone of them has torn up a car in some fashion. And I remember my own father having to come to an ER after I wrecked a car. This will give you a lot to reflect on for years to come. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas
Rhett, Am glad you are unharmed and safe. There's know words to describe the look of your truck. "All Is Well".💜
Ohhhhh!!! how scary, and how very grateful you must all be that it all came out ok with your handsome son! I have not gone through such a terrible experience, but just the idea makes me sick. Hard, very hard for you two. Receive my love, my gratefulness to God for having kept your son safe in spite of this all, and may you all be ok this winter. Take care lovely lovely family.
Paused at 7:00. You go Rhett. So amazed that you're fine and the engine is ok. Best of luck. Absolutely enjoy being a viewer of your saga. Best wishes ... for you all.
I'm so thankful that he is safe after that accident. I lost my best friend to a roll over my junior year of high school so praise God he is safe.
He made it through it... evidently pretty good. That's the important part, glad he did. My daughter recently had a rollover too. She came out the same more or less, bumped n bruised. Definitely a blessing.
Glad you made it through okay, Rhett! You won't find a better father. Be thankful every day, not just this day! Thanks for the video, Heath and the RPR crew!
I'm just so glad your whole family survived the first black ice of the season. You're a blessed bunch! Hugs from BC, Canada, eh!?
so glad your son is ok that could have been a whole different story. Like any parent, we dread that knock on the door when you have kids that drive
Rhett listens to his girlfriend and wears his seat belt. 3 point seat belts and trucks do save lives.
Wow, he really had a guardian angel looking out for him. Hope some lessons were learned and his ice skating skills in a truck have improved. Thanks for sharing.
After seeing his truck, it is a miracle that he totally escaped injury! The Lord was watching out for him! So glad that he wasn't hurt!
Happy to hear your son is fine, that will be one life lesson he won't forget.
Hello Heath. Looking at the truck, it is a blessing and a miracle that Rhett was not seriously hurt. The lord was with him at the time of the accident. Stay safe, during the upcoming winter.
So glad he is Ok!
My heart hurts thinking about what could have happen to Rett. I'm so thankful that someone out there is watching over him. I'm sending you guys so much love from Oregon!
You are a good man. Helping your Son recover from a disaster, so it was no more than a bump in the road and a lesson learnt without too much pain, priceless. Without a few bumps how do we learn?
Glad to see you wearing a seatbelt papa bear.
All that matters is that your son is OK keep loving on him and cherishing the treasure you have in your children he looks like a good young man keep sowing life into him God bless
Good to hear Rhet is ok & you got him something to drive. Take care.
Seen this on FB.. SO glad he is ok. Much love yall. God Bless..
So grateful you had Rhett on this video! We needed to see his sweet face 🙏❤️
Thank goodness your son is okay. I do Hooe he is greatfull for all you have done for him you are an excellent father figure. I must be so proud of you. You are one cool dad.
My heart just sank when I saw that truck flip upright. I'm so happy he is ok. ♡
So blessed that nothing happened to Rhett, but glad you made the best of the situation for him and got him back on the road. The new truck looks solid as well hopefully it just needs some good TLC it’ll take good care of him. Merry Christmas to y’all
When I was 16 my dad asked to use my VW Beetle while his car was in the shop. He was in an accident with my car and felt bad. When told this had happened the first question I had for him was he ok?
Fast forward today I'm 67 having lost my dad six years ago. In his final years of life he on several occasions brought up how impressed he was that my first concern was for him and not my VW
I love am miss my dad dearly. Your words to you son of his well being brought back the memory of my words to my father. My wish for you two is that your bond if love continue to grow and you two have a lifelong relationship of caring for each other.
Merry Christmas and God Bless
Oh my goodness, grateful Rhett is healthy and well. We lived in Idaho for 7 years, husband worked out at the Site...driving on the snow when it's icy is no joke!! So glad all your family is safe!
That is a great looking truck, Rhett. So glad you were able to find this gem. I have no doubt that you will turn it into something special to you.
The lad is going to lose a few nights sleep over that truck, you could see it in his eyes. He will carry that with him till the day he goes. He learned the easy way walking away without a scratch.
Glad he is ok
Kudos to you for not reaming him out for going to fast or blaming him
The Ford truck is great looking even with all those miles. Looks like it was well cared for.
Walking away un-scathed from a rollover like that is incredible. Glad Rhett is ok and he found him another rig. Can't wait to see what Heath has planned for the ol' Dodge. Much love to you guys
You are truly an amazing Father and Husband...A Man to be admired.
Better up an embankment than down an embankment! You two are a great father/son duo
You truly are a stand up guy and a great father. Another great video
Glad you were not injured. You have a great mom and dad Rhett, appreciate them while you can. God bless all of you.
Thank God he is ok. I am sure the lesson will not be lost. It awesome how you show him the love you have for him. We have 3 daughters. All of them have had accidents. I have had accidents. Part of life. Certainly, some have more grave results.
You're also a great dad. I love doing things like what you did to get it ready for your son.
Lesson learned, glad your son is ok.Glad to see you not hot on fire about it.Heath good job dad.
A truck is a thing, replaceable. Thank God Rhett is ok. I have only known him through your videos. But I’m very proud of the man Rhett is turning out to be. Congratulations on doing such a great job raising your kids!
So glad Rhett is ok and it's about time you start date night haha 😂 God bless
Oh my goodness, he sure did a doozy on that beautiful truck! So glad he's alright. Such a learning curve!
What a blessing he wasn't injured. That was a good deal on the new old truck. I hope it works out for y'all in the long run...
You are a good Dad fixng up Rhett's new truck, I hope he appreiates it and drives a bit slower, which will make his Mum happier. Have a Merry Xmas from the UK.
Thank God Rhett is ok! Life teaches us through many lessons. Happy Holidays to your family!
Glad Rhett is ok! And GREAT to hear some 7.3 clack around your place!!
So happy that Rhett is ok as from looking at that truck it could have been so much worse. We all know that at 17 the acceptable speed is much higher than when you're older. A valuable lesson learned about slowing down and knowing that in winter, that conditions can change so very fast. I am so very happy that he has learned those lessons without physical injury.. On a better note I see another father/son project in your future and those are very important for lifetime memories.
I love watching a man work on a vehicle, especially one that knows how to fix them. Very satisfying!
Your son coming through that wreck safe and sound.....what a wonderful Christmas gift.