Shrinking Hot Tires on Horse Logging Wheels | Engels Coach Shop
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- Steel tires on wooden wheels have to be hot shrunk and these 10 foot logging wheels require the same procedure. The first wheel went well, according to plan, so this is how it is supposed to work. Thanks for coming along.
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It was a DELIGHT to be a small part of the CREW helping to set the tire!! Thanks for letting me be there!! :-)
Nice to have you.
There is a lot more going on here than just the setting of an enormous steel tire. This is a shining example of a man of worth calling on his friends to help. Most importantly, they show up. This exemplifies the western culture and recognition of a worthwhile man amongst worthwhile friends. Too often in this day and age the real virtues are overlooked.
I do agree and as a bit of a city boy with a country heart i really appreciate and admire that kind of community where the good people come together and even enjoy a day with friends and family on a worthwhile mission. I think it's quite universale for good decent folks no matter where they come from..
I agree. We see the same in the Hot Rod owners and builders
I see free labor.
@@devtrash I see boys who love their toys and wouldn’t miss out on this for the world! 🥰
So impressive. And what a great bunch of friends you have there Dave. Thank YOU for sharing this video, it's a privilege and a pleasure to watch you in action.
There’s are few things more joyful and satisfying than being together with friends and working on projects. When the call for hands goes out it’s always the same old trustworthy crew that responds and you know that things are going to get done. I like to call them the “lead, follow or get the heck out of the way” gang.
I'd guess that In the last four hours, more people have seen such a huge timber wheel being set, than before in the history of the world!
We bet you're right.
Bane of my existence - the cliff hanger! It is the way of all good serials. I’m on the edge of my seat now!
Tune in next week when TH-cam brings you another exciting episode of Engels Coach Shop! 🎶
Hi Dave, and Diane, this really is the highlight of wheel production. So exciting to watch. In the end this location made the most sense with all that room to work around. Sure was a big crew of friends, and everyone had their place in the process. I hope the next episode isn't horrific. I'm sure you kept it safe though. Thank you for sharing, and take care.
General Dave commanding the troups to a successful mission - this tire. We'll see how well you lead on the next one!
I see Big Clive made the journey to help out a fellow TH-camr! :)
I got that 😂
That was a awesome having an extra help is good to have friends.
i had no idea that this level of craftmanship is still going on.
This new location has soooo much more room to work than your alley. 👍. 💖🌞🌵😷
and the kids and other onlookers will remember this day, remembering that they saw a wagon wheel being finished and it's steel tire being heated and put on.... That is an amazing thing to see,...and to remember!
I have this feeling of Deja vu, I first watched this channel when the borax wagons were having their wheels tired. That video sparked off a passion for all things happening at the “little wagon shop on the prairie”
I was a bit worried that the tire was not going to go on but you convinced it to do so. Hopefully no one was hurt during the second tire "train wreck".
Your show NEVER DISAPPOINTS !
Absolutely incredible that a bunch of friends and your family setting these monsters ! I can't wait for the 12 footer !
40,000 views in the first 7 hours and more than 2000 additional views in the 16 minutes it took me to watch the video (1:00am Eastern time, Wednesday morning). Dave you've mentioned several times that you worry we've tired of watching your wheel building videos; I think those numbers should put your fears to rest! The number of people willing to help with this amazing project is no small testament to the respect folks have for the Engels family. Thanks for allowing us along!
This has been a really great series to watch. Man over monster wheel.
Thanks to all who helped setting the tires.
Dave & Diane,
Many thanks for your videos. Keep your chins up. The sun will come up again in the morning!
All the best!
Thanks for sharing this video Dave, we will be watching and praying that nobody got hurt in the next video. We know eventually it will go right for you all. Stay safe and will see you in the next video. Fred.
Nice to see Dan again
Glad you didn’t get the sloppy rain mess you were forecasting! Great video!
You learn more things when stuff goes wrong. So, I am looking forward to the next video.👍
How often do we get to watch let alone participate in setting an historic wheel this size? What a pleasure!! Sorry the second wheel didn't go so well. Can't wait for the video!!
That is very honest to say when things don't go to plan, but I know, anyone who knows what they are doing, have had problems in the past and have learnt from those 'useful' lessons, this is what makes a master, use your experience to get yourself out of the s**t without it affecting the end requirement. well done everyone great to see such community together.
That was a fun process to watch but way to leave us hanging! Can't wait to see the next video.
I’ve got say, this video reminds of an old Johnny Cash song. You know the one. Fortunately, nobody fell in. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Many years ago I was erecting a big shed. As I'm not as young as I once was I enlisted some friends who were of a similar age and condition. We decided we needed help. The word went out. Wives , Son's, son in laws , daughter's , daughter's in law , nephew's, neighbours etc came , along with food drink and BBQ'S we had a great party and many introductions and friendships made.
We also put up a shed.....
We are all glad the weatherman missed on the prediction for rain.
Friends are a great treasure to have 🤠
What a cliffhanger! Can't wait for the second wheel's video. 👍. 💖🌞🌵😷
Oh dear - that is a cliffhanger and no mistake! I am sorry to hear it but still looking forward to watching it of course!
Congratulations though,this one looked very good!
There is something very satisfying watching this part. Watching your family and friends come out to help 'finish' the project you have worked so hard and long on. A job well done!
Thanks so much for the first video, and it was fun to see a familiar face among the helper crew. I won't mention the name, but we are quite closely related. I'm looking forward to the 'train wreck,' knowing that things don't always go according to plan.
Enjoyed the video as always, thanks for sharing. I'll be on the edge of my seat until Friday! I hope the train wreck wasn't a complete derailment.
I watch about 50 subscribed TH-camrs and at the top of that list is yours.
Dave, with a wheel that large I am sure that personal safety is a huge issue dealing with the hot steel. Everyone involved looks like they knew what to do. It was a great idea to move that site allowing more room to maneuver. You always do so very well, and just by your comment on the "train wreck", I hope it didn't take you back to square one. Always looking forward to your next video. Great Job on the first wheel. Thanks for bringing us along.
Woooaaah! Time for the big tire barbecue! 😀👏👏👏👍 Always love this part.
Looking forward to the wheel where it did not go to plan. There is so much more to learn and see. Dave, I am sure you will fix it and make us all enjoy it. I hope nobody was hurt, that would be really a pity. Crossing my fingers for you.
Looks like more fun than an Amish barn raising! Well done, fellas!
Looks like the building of some huge chariot wheels from the medieval era, cool as.
Awesome work.
I'm betting your daughter was the only one tough enough to intimidate that forklift into being on it's best behavior :)
Great to see friends and family working together.
l really like you sweat the steel tires on.....Thanks Dave....
Old Shoe🇺🇸
This is where I came in.
I first found your channel when you were building the borax wagon wheels.
Good Friends. That’s what country is all about
That's a lot of orchestration going on. Sometimes things don't go right in those situations. I'm sure you have a plan to make the appropriate course correction. Well done on this tire though. Fun to watch the process!
Lots of visible flex in that forklift bar when lifting those wheels
Your crew looks like they have done this before. You have some really great help. Sorry to hear your announcement that the second wheel didn't go as well. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
There can only be a handful of people in the world able to build wheels like these. Well done Dave, and thanks for sharing the story.
Oh my gosh! A cliff hanger! Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for posting!
Absolutely amazing process, looking forward to the second one, the "train wreck" as you call it. What I find most fascinating is how they would have accomplished this feat back before forklifts. It must have been block and tackle, or some other form of lifting equipment. Even in the best of circumstances it had to be extremely difficult and dangerous. Watching the series really instills your dedication to the trade, not just wheels, but all the other projects you take on. Truly a craftsman, and a holder of the knowledge, I only hope there's someone to pass the skills to, so it's not lost to history, thank you for sharing your passion and expertise.
The most fun. Just so much fun seeing this happen. Always a very very special video from the Engles Coach Shop. No doubt about it! Oh yea. And course the community there at the oh so special town of Joliet Montana ! (not gonna lie ~ I still wake up in the middle of the night with thoughts of that Faye and Egon, Dual Arbor, Sliding Miter, Table Saw from 1906!). Joliet Montana ~ The Center of the Universe ~. No doubt about it.～ Thank you David.～ ❖ ～✨🌸🌟❤🌟🌸✨～ ❖. ~ not worthy ~ from New Hampshire.
Always interesting to watch the process of putting the metal tire on the wooden wheel. Stay safe.
I hope no injuries were had with the second wheel. I can see the heat was great enough to cause some of your helpers to shield their faces.
Well Dave, looks to be a beautiful result there mate.
They are big wheels for sure, and I'm guessing a pain to handle but boy oh boy do they look the part.
I saw a pair of wheels just like these in a picture of an artillery piece from the Civil War. Good show folks.
Great video, what a process from the planks to cut spokes and tethers to heating and placing the tire! Enjoyed it very much!
You seemed to be fighting with the forklift truck to much tension on the chains and not enough slack to set the tire on to the wheel but you all got there in the end. But for me was the fact that your wife and daughter was with you and for me that was the best part seeing the both again. 😀👍👍
That ACP50 was working hard!
I wish I lived close enough to be able to contribute a little labor setting wheels like this. Thanks.
Got my attention!!, just trying to imagine how it was done 150 years ago without a forklift and pressurized water hoses. Glad you had help - that`s alot to get done quickly.
Nice video! I hope the teaser for the "train wreck" is only because while moving the second tire, the barbecue was crushed! That would cause an uprising in your volunteers!
The icing on the proverbial ten foot cake!!!!🎉
Nice team work that one went well. You have a good crew. The next one should be interesting. Hope it ends well. Gods grace.
now I'm getting somewhat of an idea how paddle boat wheels were made,,,very cool
It amazing to me how you get the steel tires on any wheel, then to put the tire on a 10’ wheel, wow. This air’nt your first rodeo when it comes to difficult sitsuations and you’re good at working your way out of a problem. Don’t want to watch but we will to see what happened on the second wheel. Boy those are big wheels. You do beautiful work. From Missouri.
Smooth as a greased bowling ball!
What a cliff hanger.!..cant wait till fridays video...
Hi Diane, Dave and gang, nice to ee this video, sorry to hear about the next one, can't wait to see you next time ❤
Non ti scoraggiare,Dave,sei un grande artigiano e sai sempre uscire dalle difficoltà.Abbiamo tutti fiducia in te e ti apprezziamo tanto.
Looked perfect!
Sorry to hear the 2nd one didn't go as well.
Another slice of history being documented. Skilled camera work much appreciated !
Always fascinating to watch. A truly charming series and what a great community !
I was about to say everything looked like it went like clockwork and then you mentioned that bit at the end.
Well, I was awaiting the final touch on the wheels for some weeks, checking regularly for a new vid... Did not expect such a cliffhanger! Will keep checking. Keep up the good work!!
I guess that is what life is all about - you win some, you lose some. But nothing, I'm sure, that cannot be put right. And a fascinating build from start to (an almost) finish. More power to your elbow.
Is your crew looking forward to the 12-foot wheel coming up? 💖🌞🌵😷
a cliff-hanger, now we have to wait for the second reel!
Wow.. love setting the steel, wish i could have been there...visiting you on my bucket list
Once again thanks for the video.
Ah, a hint to make some fresh popcorn to watch the next one! I think it's great you're going to publish the train wreck; we learn so much more from mistakes than successes. Just loading the second wheel on the blocks I thought for sure it would send a couple of the wheel wrangles tumbling when it started to swing. A bad omen perhaps?
Nice clear sky
I feel very fortunate to see such an incredible process thanks for sharing.
GREAT Crew and Video.
Yeah - Murphy Happens!
Chaos on the hoof; however, good results on the first wheel. Nice one. Love your channel. Can't wait for the final.
Its great to have friends that will help out thanks like the old days
Very impressive. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos
Dave: Sorry to hear wheel no, 2 did not go smooth. At least you didn't get the rain that you were worried about. Thanks for the video. David Adair
As smooth as that went one would think you've done one or two of those before. lol
Looks like a good reason for a feast after all the work😊.And you Sir raised a good daughter,well done Dave!Montana sure is pretty.I regret not working there when I had the chance in 2007.
I have had some stressful jobs but those big tires, wow!! I hope no one got hurt that is the important thing. Keep safe Tim from Maine
I never tire of watching these videos amazing
Very interesting to watch the process on such a huge wheel. I was seriously wondering how it was going to work,
Teamwork of knowledgeable people almost makes it look easy.
Great work !!!!
Dang I'm so curious to what happened on the second wheel, I'm not sure I can wait for the next video. I'm thinking I may have to take a drive to Joliet and see if you got it mounted?
AMAZING,AMAZING,AMAZING!
Yikes; anticipating the next video after this went so very well.
Sorry to hear things went south for you. I bet you got it done though because that's what you do. Always impressed.
Good job done, fantastic team in progress…
Cool video. Well I mean hot video. Interesting. Never seen it done before.
I was waiting for the little forklift to tip over when picking up the fully assembled wheel. 😁
Glad to see that went well 😊