Jon, Thank you from a citizen down river. I live in Bolivar and what you did is very admirable. You are one of those people making a difference! I recently saw a Bald Eagle nesting and flying along the river down here - these type of projects make this possible. Thank you!
Should be more people like you and the ones that volunteered in the world. You probably lost count of how many tires were pulled from the river. Now is the time to work with your Judge friend and make a ordinance and stiff fines for those who are found to throw trash in the river or else where. It is a shame the disrespect that has found its way into society. Our a great guy!!
@@pqworks9019 or competitors that are like why did we not think of this!!!! good PR and they most likely sold a few of them. i bet in a month or 2 all the big companies will do the same thing and just try to 1 up the other.
Wow. All hands on deck. That thing just snowballed. Turned into a major feeding and social event too. Good ol' Ventrack. I'm warming up to those weird and well built things... LoL......
Completely unrelated to your story, but I noticed the Salty Dog sweatshirt. I grew up on HHI, and know the guys that started that business. I remember when it was a couple of guys selling beer out of a cooler to tourists and fishermen, before South Beach Marina was anything more than a doc and a few small stores.
That Makes me MAD AS HELL! I've devoted a Whole Day staking out rivers around where I live and caught 6 scumbags like that trying to dump their Junk( tires , Refigerators) and vido tape them doing it and call the Police and they would be waiting for them and actually?> ARRESSTED them , put them in Handcuffs and in the back seat of their Squads( SUV';s) and take them into Jail with $ 500 Fines! Now you can mount a remote Wireless Camera and monitor it.. we raised $ to Donate 20 Camera's to monitor 5 different Rivers now.. set your rivers up doing the same.. Ours was raoised thru our VFW/AL hall by a bunch of Veterans! Donation of the US Army!
good for you guys,,,,, good job,,,,, arribga, arriba, arriba,, arriba,,,, FELICIDADES, and kep it up,,,,, one of this days , people is gonna learn how to live on this beautiful world.
This is the American spirit at work. Well done to EVERYONE involved. NOW, to all those who have poor character and threw those tires, etc., into the river, SHAME ON YOU. STOP IT. This is how companies should advertise their equipment. Doing projects like this, putting it on social media. Doing good deeds, helping the environment all the while showing how good their equipment works. BRAVO to VENTRAC. @t I'm re-posting their website because this is such a good deed. Americans, helping fellow Americans all the while helping, America....win, win, win.
Great story.... now to find the sleeazbag that's been dropping those tires in the river. Might be a local dealership that is saving money on the recycling fees... but someone tossed them into the river and I'd like to see that Judge... apply some pressure and track back this polluter....
Likely these tires were used many years ago to stabilize an area. At some point, it washed out and the tires ended up here. My great uncle used to do this on hill property he owned 40ish years ago.
Thank you for your work and sharing it with others. I wish more people would actually do work and share than try to get on some political bandwagon on creating legislation and forcing others to live a certain way.
It was pretty crazy. There were some tires that were so far decomposed that they would barely stay in one piece. We don't know how long that takes in a river but it seems like probably decades.
@@ventrac Thanks. I've ordered the 3n1 3 point and the rear hydraulics. I'm guessing that adapter connects the Power Bucket and the 3n1 3 point. Part number? Cheers.
try this in Oregon and you will spend first 6 months filling out the paperworks for taking the tires out!! than the next year to get rid of the tires!!
I had SCUBA years ago and anytime i saw tire, there was a catfish or crawfish in it; I didnt see it as a problem; there maybe other things I dont know about, but I thought them a good habitat
I wish they'd come help me pull debris from Harvey & Ike out of the lake! I'm pretty sure there's still toilets from the plumbing supply that Ike washed in & I pulled a pesticide drum out a few weeks ago!
Why is the Q that needs asking!!!!!!!!!!!! Why are tires in the river???? Why are people throwing them there????? Why is there not an easy system to recycle the tires????? WHY?????????WHY?????? WHY?????????
I love seeing people come together for a common cause that is good but what if there were a much more direct human impact with the same amount of effort and organization? There are human beings starving and broken all over this same community (s) and removing a tire from a river, all be it good, does nothing to impact the community for the foreseeable future. What if these same people with the same amount of manpower and equipment, freed a shut-in from a yard that's overgrown their existence? I'm not trying to be negative but the impact to effort ratio on this type of outreach does not calculate well when there are so many more important outreaches that have a direct and immediate human impact. Love on the river but the river didn't put the tires there and will not multiply the love from there. Love on the people around the river with the same amount of resources and with Jesus Christ as the message behind the mission and see this same group and their efforts explode. I walk what I talk so I'd love to show this group how to make more of an immediate human impact if they'd be interested.
Thanks for the comment. Obviously using equipment is our most effective way of amplifying our efforts. If you have some suggestions that you think are a good use of Ventrac equipment to help the community around us, we're all ears. Send us an email at mmm@ventrac.com
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So how many tires removed?
We didn't count exactly but our best guess is around 80 tires, plus a few tire pieces, some random metal garbage, etc.
@@ventrac great work! Very proud of you all
@@wazwazy3619 Thanks. It really was a group effort!
At least a dozen
These people are the ones that makes this a great country, Thanks to all that helped.
Thank you for bringing this problem to the front pages...big thanks to Ventrac for sharing the story with us...
It's definitely sad to see. We are glad we could share!
I applaud everyone involved in this project! It’s amazing what a few great people with the right equipment can do!
We absolutely agree! Thanks, Mario!
Great job, Mr Deitz.
Thank you to all who helped in any way.
It was a great project!
Simply awesome, one man/woman can make a difference in this world...
Jon, Thank you from a citizen down river. I live in Bolivar and what you did is very admirable. You are one of those people making a difference! I recently saw a Bald Eagle nesting and flying along the river down here - these type of projects make this possible. Thank you!
Wonderful people with wonderful attitudes doing a wonderful job with wonderful tools!
Thank you for your service not only to your community, but to our environment. All the way from Florida!
Should be more people like you and the ones that volunteered in the world. You probably lost count of how many tires were pulled from the river. Now is the time to work with your Judge friend and make a ordinance and stiff fines for those who are found to throw trash in the river or else where. It is a shame the disrespect that has found its way into society. Our a great guy!!
Thank you
Amazing people doing amazing things with the help of amazing equipment. Thanks Ventrac for helping out.
Love the project, and the video! Great Work, Vinny!
Brilliant machines for a great community project, well done all concerned
Thank you!!
You guys are the modern heroes. I salute you!
Well done Ventrac.
Thank you so much!
Respect.
You are amazing and good people.
Chapeau Ventrac.
Thanks for sharing this .
That’s fantastic!! I’m dying to know how many tires were removed? I was really into story waiting to hear then nothing. 😂😂
haha sorry about that! -- we helped get about 80 tires out that day.
Ventrac thank you lol. Love what you guys do.
That's great, good job and God bless to all involved in the clean up.
We loved being involved with this project!
wow, what a neat little tractor.
Why would someone not like this??
Right?!
I bet the dislikes are from the people who threw the tires into the river in the first place!
@@pqworks9019 or competitors that are like why did we not think of this!!!! good PR and they most likely sold a few of them. i bet in a month or 2 all the big companies will do the same thing and just try to 1 up the other.
Wow. All hands on deck. That thing just snowballed. Turned into a major feeding and social event too. Good ol' Ventrack. I'm warming up to those weird and well built things... LoL......
Thanks, Vinny!
Amazing Job!
Thank you so much!
you Sir are my hero....
We need more people like them!!!!
100%!
great job
Thanks!!
Completely unrelated to your story, but I noticed the Salty Dog sweatshirt. I grew up on HHI, and know the guys that started that business. I remember when it was a couple of guys selling beer out of a cooler to tourists and fishermen, before South Beach Marina was anything more than a doc and a few small stores.
Cool!
NICE JOB WELL DONE.
Good to see!!
That Makes me MAD AS HELL! I've devoted a Whole Day staking out rivers around where I live and caught 6 scumbags like that trying to dump their Junk( tires , Refigerators) and vido tape them doing it and call the Police and they would be waiting for them and actually?> ARRESSTED them , put them in Handcuffs and in the back seat of their Squads( SUV';s) and take them into Jail with $ 500 Fines! Now you can mount a remote Wireless Camera and monitor it.. we raised $ to Donate 20 Camera's to monitor 5 different Rivers now.. set your rivers up doing the same.. Ours was raoised thru our VFW/AL hall by a bunch of Veterans! Donation of the US Army!
Good job fellows
This is AWESOME
Thanks, Benjamin!!!
That real heroes right there thanks so much for care in the water river and the fish’s and for the future Gods bless
Very inspiring.
My hat is off to you Sir. Keep doing the good work!
good for you guys,,,,, good job,,,,, arribga, arriba, arriba,, arriba,,,, FELICIDADES, and kep it up,,,,, one of this days , people is gonna learn how to live on this beautiful world.
i want a Ventrac so badly!!!!
Great job ventrac!
Thank you!!
Awesome little tractor!
I'd love to get me a ventrac with grapple bucket and front brush cutter...Amazing
Wouldn’t it be better to do this work in summer? Or would the river have a lot more water in it then?
It would have been more convenient for sure! But when opportunity knocks...
This is the American spirit at work. Well done to EVERYONE involved. NOW, to all those who have poor character and threw those tires, etc., into the river, SHAME ON YOU. STOP IT.
This is how companies should advertise their equipment. Doing projects like this, putting it on social media. Doing good deeds, helping the environment all the while showing how good their equipment works. BRAVO to VENTRAC. @t
I'm re-posting their website because this is such a good deed. Americans, helping fellow Americans all the while helping, America....win, win, win.
There is no way any other tractor that I know could get up the slope. Love the work
I see Pizza Oven / Papa Bears was present. You guys Rock! I grew up eating at the (old) Canton South location.
Happy Thanksgiving Ventrac.
Love to see actions is much stronger than words !
that was awesome that was a good dude doing good things and I'll say it again using the best of the best ventrac is the shit and will always be👍👍🤙🤙👊👊
Thanks, Roy! We appreciate that!
@@ventrac a big welcome you guys we sure do love the videos
And, man, you are right! Good man, good citizen, good neighbor! Thanks even though I never heard of your river.
That's awesome! Great job
Thank you!!
God bless you !
Take the tires and turn them into asphalt.?
That would be a good use.
Great story.... now to find the sleeazbag that's been dropping those tires in the river. Might be a local dealership that is saving money on the recycling fees... but someone tossed them into the river and I'd like to see that Judge... apply some pressure and track back this polluter....
wonderful job
Come on arron. You gotta share the ventrac with the conservationists too.
Very clean 👍
It did a pretty good job, huh!?
@@ventrac Ventrac equipment always outperforms. Keep adding videos because I love watching them work. 😍😍🤘
I don't know why, but i find it satisfying when mowers drive in water!
How about a winch attachment lol
Excellent video and effort!! So what is the fording depth of a Ventrac again? 😉😉
Great job...... Kudos !!!
Likely these tires were used many years ago to stabilize an area. At some point, it washed out and the tires ended up here. My great uncle used to do this on hill property he owned 40ish years ago.
Thank you for your work and sharing it with others. I wish more people would actually do work and share than try to get on some political bandwagon on creating legislation and forcing others to live a certain way.
We were more than happy to help!
I wonder what the oldest tires were?
It was pretty crazy. There were some tires that were so far decomposed that they would barely stay in one piece. We don't know how long that takes in a river but it seems like probably decades.
Everyone involved needs a huge pat on the back.
good job man
Ventrac's are amazing and powerful great company , civic minded
Toro, just bought the company that makes this equiptment, I wonder if they will move any production back to Minnesota where they are located.
That's a good saying "there's nothing wrong with right".
I'm having a difficult time finding out how the Power Bucket and grapple are attached to the Ventrac rear. What parts/assemblies are needed?
Cheers
You'll need a 3-point hitch, 3-in-1 adapter, and accessory rear hydraulic couplers.
@@ventrac Thanks. I've ordered the 3n1 3 point and the rear hydraulics. I'm guessing that adapter connects the Power Bucket and the 3n1 3 point. Part number? Cheers.
@@cwolf8841 Yep - the adapter allows the 3 pt. to have the Ventrac hitch system. Part number is 39.56114.
@@ventrac Woo hoo. 3 more weeks until delivery!
for the community, fishes, birds and ducks
Why are all the tires there?
Salty Dog! Nice man
Thank you.
Loving this......Subscribed
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Heck I would have taken the 6, lol
try this in Oregon and you will spend first 6 months filling out the paperworks for taking the tires out!! than the next year to get rid of the tires!!
Tractor comes in 3/4 of way through the video
Trabalho fantástico. Parabéns e obrigado. 👍 👍 👍 ❤
I have ventrc
I had SCUBA years ago and anytime i saw tire, there was a catfish or crawfish in it; I didnt see it as a problem; there maybe other things I dont know about, but I thought them a good habitat
its funny because the US GOVT chains tires together and throws them in the ocean to create artificial reefs.
different environment.
@@Master-ls2op no fish in these rivers, don't you worry about that.....dumb ass
U should have had a winch on that ventrac
They prefer to be called women...duh!
No I mean winch like to put on the front and to pull tires up and out😡😡😡
Duh
@@krystalweaver4464 I'm gonna go out on a limb and say someone didn't get the joke! lol
Are ventracs sold in Finland?
Looks like the closest distributors are in Sweden and Latvia. www.ventrac.com/distributors
Thank You now have somewhere to dump more tires HA HA HA
try offering pay you will get plenty of people to do it. or get the people who threw em in to get em out.
You know local government should do that but there sleeping in a truck somewhere.... nice lawnmower
Y make the same think in Luxemburg
east coast rivers yuck !! good work !!
I wish they'd come help me pull debris from Harvey & Ike out of the lake! I'm pretty sure there's still toilets from the plumbing supply that Ike washed in & I pulled a pesticide drum out a few weeks ago!
That is great and all but you just took away a bunch of habitats for fish. They may be ugly but fish use tires as a home.
If that is how your name is actually spelled, your name is Dye-tz.
Why is the Q that needs asking!!!!!!!!!!!! Why are tires in the river???? Why are people throwing them there????? Why is there not an easy system to recycle the tires????? WHY?????????WHY?????? WHY?????????
1st comment. This is Awesome.
Congrats and thanks!!
Lol i throw all my old tires into the river next to my house cost to much to dump them
Not funny, Maurice. Not funny at all.
@@ventrac got at least a dozen more loaded up on the quad heading down shortly
Could i get a free ventrac i love mowers and work on them and who doesnt like free stuff
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I love seeing people come together for a common cause that is good but what if there were a much more direct human impact with the same amount of effort and organization? There are human beings starving and broken all over this same community (s) and removing a tire from a river, all be it good, does nothing to impact the community for the foreseeable future. What if these same people with the same amount of manpower and equipment, freed a shut-in from a yard that's overgrown their existence? I'm not trying to be negative but the impact to effort ratio on this type of outreach does not calculate well when there are so many more important outreaches that have a direct and immediate human impact. Love on the river but the river didn't put the tires there and will not multiply the love from there. Love on the people around the river with the same amount of resources and with Jesus Christ as the message behind the mission and see this same group and their efforts explode.
I walk what I talk so I'd love to show this group how to make more of an immediate human impact if they'd be interested.
Thanks for the comment. Obviously using equipment is our most effective way of amplifying our efforts. If you have some suggestions that you think are a good use of Ventrac equipment to help the community around us, we're all ears. Send us an email at mmm@ventrac.com
It’s not doing great thing Cause tires a great structure for fish homes
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