Repairs on the Home Made Wagon Finished & the Clarks Fork Canyon | Engels Coach
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- Final repairs on the home made wagon to fit a new team and making it safer to haul friends and family. At the end we take a brief trip to the Beartooth Mountains, up the Clarks Fork River.
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You deserve a medal for marksmanship with a drill!
And thank you for the mountain scenery.
I think I saw Billy the Kid riding along that river...I'm sure.....WOW..what wonderful country. Thanks for showing all that
Stuart Drakley Lancashire UK
Thank you Mr Dave Engel for you're thought and consideration in posting ALL the beautiful scenery shots of the fantastic USA Montana countryside.
Its a joy to see that this part of America is un-spoiled and in original condition, just like the work on your wagon projects.
To me its all driven by your "no-compromise" Mennonite way of working.
Well done and good luck, you're an example to us all.
South Africa is a water poor country and it is always nice to see rivers flowing.
I was also VERY impressed with the PINK tape on the Ball Peen hammer. Leave it up to you to color code were each of your MANY hammers belong.!!! RA
Very nice video of your work as always and a big thank you for showing the lovely country side you have beautiful 👍👍😀😀🇬🇧
Let's see, you take a wagon that is unsafe for use and turn it into an enjoyable means of transportation for a family. Then in a river valley you zoom in on the details that make a place worth remembering. Well done sir.
The wagon turned out great, the improvements should make the owner happy also. Always enjoyed the mountains and the last part of your video was the frosting on a great cake. Thank you for allowing us[me] to tag along.
That had to be a fishermen paradise.
Awesome country...you are sooooo lucky to have that beautiful scenery on your doorstep...
Dave, thank you for the video showing more of what is traditional vs. not traditional. Also, I'm envious of your local scenery (I live in Florida with its "lack" of mountains)! I'm really looking forward to your next series and/or individual videos.
I live in rural Lincolnshire England , and it's as flat as a witches tit . I appreciate some hills and dales when I see them
20 some years ago this Yankee worked a harvest crew out of Kansas. We got into the Hardin and great falls areas. I always remember the view around Carter ferry near great falls as very scenic. Your ending on this video reminded me of those views but much better. Sometimes wish I wouldn't have come home after the season was over!
You cannot put too much information in your videos for me. They are both fascinating to watch and educational.
What can one say other than, "America The Beautiful" and that you are one lucky man, having both an artistic talent held by but a few and the good fortune to see the grandiose beauty of those mountains, valleys and rivers as well. Thank you for both the video of your work and the view of what few people ever get to see.
Absolutely beautiful. Both your workmanship and the scenery. Thank you for sharing.
And, there I was, thinking you had a hard but very rewarding life, then you show the clips at the end and envy levels soar to max.
When you have a peace and goodwill battery recharger that close to home, it all makes perfect sense.
I enjoy your craft, your work and thank you for sharing
Another great video and nice to see that beautiful scenery kind regards John
Greetings from Sicily and always thanks for your videos of craftsmanship and the images of your excursions. ciao
As always. Thanks for taking us along.
Beautiful area. Thanks for sharing.
Wow..just wow. Thank you Dave.
Thank you so much for all your videos and today's real treat of the canyon and mountains. Friday night is the week highlight for me.
Thanks Dave for the Clarks Fork tour, this Wisconsin flat lander sure enjoys mountain scenery. By the way, thanks also for the views of the International wagon. Since I grew up on the International Experimental Farm some miles west of Chicago I'm going to have to look up a lot more info about them. I saw lots of steel wagons for grain, hay racks, and general utility wagons. This cityfied kid sure had fun learning to back up 4 wheel wagons while working on an Uncles farm, some trick. Thanks again and sure enjoy watching your "wagon works" Jim Martin
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for Pics, makes you stop a moment and thank God for what we see.
Many thanks for sharing the videos. Such magnificent scenery.
Mighty fine looking country over there at Clarks Fork. Might just have to come back over and have a look. Regards to you and Mrs. Engels... Chris & Pauline
Regards to you. We would like that .
Thanks for showing scenery I'll never see other wise and for sharing your knowledge of wagons.
awesom countryside and love the all the footage that you bring to the world all the best from down under Tasmania
I so enjoy watching your work activities. Thanks for the awesome views of the mountains and your wonderful videos.
I've skid logs with horses/mule teams and have had to make 'emergency replacement, quickly carved singletrees'. Just grabbed an axe, chopped an iron wood tree and some minor carving and said, "that'll do, I'll make a better one later"...lol. Do you think that time every came....no!...just forgot about it and moved on....until it dried out and shrunk (falling to the ground) or broke again...lol. Oh the olden days of life, how I gladly/pleasantly miss (some of) them....lol
I have been watching your series (enjoying it all immensely). One thing that you have never touched on, is the cost of building.
A person was to walk into your shop and ask you to build a wagon from scratch (a wagon that would have been used to moved from the east to the west).
Could you incorporate, or possibly dedicate, a recording to the cost of a wagon; wood, metal, time, etc?
I understand the basis of wood working (my fingers get out of the way of a hammer most times), but could never in my wildest dreams begin to do what you do here.
I've had my father watch your series as well. I always thought that he knew most everything about woodworking, but he has come away from his computer or tablet with a very wide eyed expression. Thank you for your series and I hope that this tradition and knowledge is never lost.
Wow , amazing views , a truly beautiful place..!..!
A glorious place to live.
Great scenery in Wyoming. It appears to be a little off the beaten path, and I suspect a 4-wheeler is the best way to see it.
What an ending to a video! Beautiful music and scenery! I was so relaxed by the end of the music I was nearly asleep. Thanks for that. I love that Montana/Wyoming border area. We're up there a fair amount just touristing around. Looks like Clarks Fork Canyon is a place to visit. We might run into you there one day. Thanks for the video - very informative and interesting as usual.
Thanks, Dave, that makes it easy. We haven't tackled that one yet but it's on the list. Maybe this fall. Thank heaven for Honda Rincons and independent suspension!
Truly beautiful part of the country. I have traveled through the rocky mountains area several times and marveled at the majestic scenery. Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho are 3 of the states I have not yet visited but would like to someday.
Thank you for the pictures of mountains. This is such a lovely counterpoint to the usual stupid output from the USA that we normally get across the pond.
Wow aligning the grain of the wood for max strength, that's some attention to detail.
Thanks for all the videos of your craft and sceneryvideos!
i love your marksmanship and how you explain why your doing something.but wow i loved seeing your trip please keep them coming also.you definitely live in gods country
Thanks for sharing you fun time
Beautiful unspoilt scenery
Beautiful scenery!!!
Enjoyed the video Mr Engel. The scenery is spectacular. I like the mountains too. We have the Blue Ridge Mountains here where we live. Our mountains are like big hills compared to those where you live. Y'all take care and God bless.
That's sure some beautiful country over your way, Dave. Thanks for taking us along.
My uncle used to be a Sheriff's deputy in Red Lodge years ago... always enjoyed visiting him and seeing all the beautiful scenery around that area.
Thanks for letting me ride along with you on your trip through the canyon.
Mr. Engels, one of the other commenters asked about an Engels wagon. That sounds like a really good idea. With all your past experience, I suspect you could make a really great wagon with your own traditional style. Maybe you could ask your blacksmithing daughter to create some special forged parts that are functional and stylish. What do you think?
beautiful country
You sir are a lucky man living in Montana. My brother lives in Townsend mt been there once but beautiful country.
Enjoyed the video as always especially the trip shots at the end. You certainly live in a lovely part of the world.
Thank you for sharing those pics,awesome country!
A keen eye on the wagons and such beautiful surroundings in the mountains. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful country
As Always, Thanks for Making.
beautiful country.
Nice job on the wagon and Beautiful scenery up in the mountains. I can see how you would like it there and it brings back memories of the Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming that I grew up around near Sheridan.
Well Mr. Dave, you were doing OK with what you had to work with, but then you had to Finnish with The Clark Fork !!! You just had to make my little hart go pitter patter an rub it in ( I loved it ). The other thing I observed was the the black iron that was with the wagon ( I do not know what it was called ) was in fact nothing more then the tow bar set up that was part of a standard tow set up used on all the 1940's FLAT fender Jeeps, that I rebuild.!!! Once again, have a good one. RA
You never cease to Amaze me with your skill and dedication to “ Doing it Right “
Look forward to every episode.
God Bless You 🙏
Think you for the great video.
The canyon views were great too !
I’ve become a huge fan of your videos. I’ve almost watched all of them on TH-cam. Very enjoyable and informative. I live in Northern BC. We spent almost a week in Montana last summer and even though BC is very beautiful, I can’t get over how much I loved everything about your state. Looking forward to our next visit. Joliet will be on the list. Cheers and thanks
Very interesting view on the wagon, and those were grand shots of the canyon thank you for sharing.
Your part of the country is awsome. I always enjoy the videos and I learn alot. Thanks and keep them coming. God Bless
Thanks for sharing with us, really enjoyed the scenes and the wagon repairs 👍👍
Wow, Dave. I learned a lot in this video....different wagon characteristics, manufacturing differences, etc. God bless you from Ohio!
Always good to see your dedication and skill , and you live in a beautiful part of the world ,from what I see 🇬🇧
Hello Dave. Looks like fun, I may have to go visit there myself someday.
I love the beartooth highway and also chief joesph road some of best views I ever seen you are truly lucky
Would love to spend all summer in that country
Like how you use your finger as a target when drilling the holes in the pieces, me I can only hit my fingers when I am trying NOT to. ;-) Very nice video of the different wagons and the shots from Clark was icing on the cake, that area is BEAUTIFUL.
Thanks I'm glad you take time to enjoy your surroundings. Stay safe
4:00 to 4:15 CDT is my favorite 15 minutes of the week.
Can’t wait for your updates, projects etc...an excellent channel to watch.
Absolutely beautiful ! You just can’t express that scenery in words......you just have to be there!
enjoy it, you deserve it, all you can see and more!!!!!
Beartooth and Absaroka ranges are some of the most beautiful you will find.
A true craftsman.
such a big country.thanks it is beautiful..
Beautiful scenery and how you look at a job to plan how and what you’re going to do the job!!!
That"s some beautiful country!
As always an interesting video of your work in the shop. The mountain scenery was my type of scenery, and reminded me in some parts of Scotland. All best wishes from the UK.
Thank you for the child hood memory of the Clark's Fork Canyon. Great fishing and camping!
Beautiful landscape, wonderful country!
Big thumbs up. Love watching you repair and making something from scratch. We have some pretty scenery here around the Mississippi river in the midwest, but mountains just floor me. Thanks for sharing your trip.
I love American History, especially regarding the migration from east to west. I often wonder how it would feel to explore and see this country before others arrived. In your case, Bozeman and Bridger trails cutting through. I once took a couple weeks following the Oregon Trail from Salt Lake City to the coast, stopping at all the museum sites and reading everything I could find on travelers diary logs to stats on travel speed, miles per day, deaths per mile, etc ...
One thing I found surprising was the fact that everyone bought rifles to make the trip and many got excited when approached by native tribesmen. So much so that, in the case of the Henry Rifle (1860 - 1866 ... but used by the Sioux as late as 1876 to defeat Custer) they would grab the barrel of the gun from the back of the wagon and shoot themselves dead when the trigger got caught on something while being dragged out.
I guess they levered a round in the chamber for traveling and quick response ? Amazing !!
Do you have museums and historical sites all around you there ? I've worked in 47 states but missed Montana , Alaska & Hawaii. :( And Montana was a state I always wanted to visit.
Thanks for the video. I really enjoy them,
sincerely ...................................
Joliet is right at the junction of the main Crow travel route and the Bozeman Trail.
@@dianeengel4155 ... Thank you so much for your reply :) That is very interesting :) I knew Bozeman had some run ins w/ the tribes. It seems Bridger was more familiar w/ the terrain and local tribes and might have escaped some of the violence in cutting that trail, although he was a pretty interesting figure in our history of opening the west and had plenty of run ins w/ tribes as well :)
I will have to visit the area as a bucket list item before I go. I am so interested in what the people who settled the land and cut the trail had to say about the experience. I hope there will be plenty of artifacts, writings and museums to visit. :)
Thanks again,
Sincerely .....................................
We don't have a museum in Joliet just an historical marker, but there are museums in the area.
Thank you for being a great marksmanship you are a true mountain man and pioneer .
Bet you do some real deep and meaningful thinking up in those Canyons Dave, could feel the solitude in watching. Very nice, thankyou.
And, Yes I enjoyed your video again. Nice vid from the outback over there. Thanks, and greatings from the Netherlands, Bram
Dave, I've been into the Clark's Fork Canyon with my sister and brother in law, but without a four wheeler like your's we didn't get as far as you did. Thank you for the scenery.
I was a boy in Meteetse. I loved the scenes of The Clarks Fork Canyon. I remember the stories of the Clarks River Camps and the hard life of the loggers running ties. Good job.
Nice work as always and thanks for the scenery, loved it.
Thank you for the beautiful scenery
Dave, thanks for the explanation and the Great travel video shots. As usual, I am soooo envious of your neighborhood.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful views.
Thank you for putting these videos together. Enjoyed the mountain scenes. If I lived in you're area, I would be in those mountains whenever I could get away. Very beautiful.
Wow that is beautiful 😍 in October I'm packing up and heading out west Montana is beautiful and I will stop to see the big sky!!!!!
Beautiful part of the country. Makes me want to get on horseback and just meander through the canyon. Thanks for sharing!!
I always love the scenery shots.
It's beautiful up there.
Beautiful country and very rugged as well. Cannot wait to come back this Sept for archery Elk hunting!