Wicked score on them 2 trucks, They will be an immense help there ! All the Animals know they have a Safe Haven on C T R ! Be Well, Friends. Scratch fer Annabbella ATB T God Bless
Rick..think you have a rising star in Lance..He was funny..had good fill and a way of pronouncing some words..and he bailed you out on the Auger when you said serious drilling thing..lol...good luck..be safe..
Always loved the old International S series ... I Rode a few International S series school buses when i was a kid growing up in the 1990s one of the ones i rode for the most part of my childhood to and from school was a manual transmission blue bird international S series 1800 bus with a green ceiling
Oh! Man. As a person from Middle East i can only love American trucks , old or modern. Simple,practical,convenient and easy to repair for cheap. just imagine if it was European.
More stuff fer Annabbella the inspector General to inspect. Seems like you got some nice trucks there Rick. I think Jamie wants to drive them too. Thanks fer D wild life views & this video ol Buddy. Cheers !!***.
cant wait to see more it would sure be nice to add those trucks to your collection but I bet it would cost a pretty penny for either one but both could be very useful at ctr keep up the great work rick and keep the great vlogs coming its funny but everyday the first thing I do when coming on youtube is check your homepage I got post notifications on but want to make sure I don't miss anything plus im oldschool I like to watch the reruns like you carving out the blackberries it never gets old ……. p.s. think its about time to get the power washer after the kobota lol
Things are definitely growing at CTR. Hope you and yours had a great labor day weekend. Another great video thanks for sharing Rick and Jamie, take care and keep smiling!......... Jay
Well, they're pretty old units but the first one certainly looked nice and healthy, no nasty smoke or anything when it was going down the road so that suggests it's certainly been very well maintained. The first truck with the big auger and crane for installing poles is likely to have been worked the hardest so the fact it's running so well is a very good sign that it has all been kept in top condition so it should be plenty suitable for your building project. The bucket truck won't have been worked anything like as hard and it looks like that one was set up for stringing power and phone cables, the section on the back is a cable spool, they run the cable off the big spools, up to the cherry picker bucket and then on to the insulators on the top of the poles...
Nice, solid 'ol' trucks! The 2 deer at the end. Ever watch 'Open Season"? That guy is Marty, Half doe and half Buck, He's a "Duck"...LOL Just watch out for "BooG" the bear! May God Bless you with Peace and Love!
I bet my uncles intials are on the inspection sticker on that old Telsa boom truck as he used to do alot of the PNW Telsa safety inspections. Good luck on the new adventure.
Are you planning on a roll-up panel door for your shop or a slider? Love seeing progress at the CTR Ranch.....one step closer to realizing your end goals. Continued blessings to you both!
Either my memory is fading, (probably), but I don’t remember seeing this one. DT466....same as the semi tractor I drove locally for an unnamed Trucking company just 3 blocks from where you got these utility trucks. I really liked that IH semi I was assigned, even more when it was being used by someone else for a year and I had to drive a cabover IH. When I got it back after I hooked a set of doubles it died on I-205 in Oregon City. The other driver had dropped a rubber tarp strap in the fuel tank. I sure was glad I pulled over when I did before going onto the bridge over the Willamette River and causing a huge backup of traffic..
I always hate it when your comments start out with "Either my memory is fading, (probably), but I don’t remember seeing this one". We love you Tom....know that.`You are a good Brother.
These rigs bring back some BAD memories for me. I once worked putting up pole barns and steel buildings and my boss had one of these that he used for raising the trusses and we would have to climb out on those trusses while there were being "steadied" by the crane to put the purlins on and nail them together...kinda spooky when the "crane" always had leaks so the they tended to drift down, while our boss was yelling at us to hurry up cause he couldn't hold it... Very encouraging when you are working in the cold and 20-30 feet up in the air...
Anxiously awaiting your next installment. Truly an amazing blessing finding those two trucks. I imagine you are busy out of your mind trying get that building up. Wish you the best on this project. Hope all goes smoothly. P.S.- maybe you should change your name to Classic Truck Rescue and Animal Sanctuary. Just kidding! What an incredible property you have!
Rick i wish you the best of luck with your building if i wasnt in ohio i would work for a truck I love your vids PS I'm 11 years old and love your vids
Rick, looks like the bucket & line pole trucks are going too be a valuable asset in the construction of you guys new shop. Look as though the bucket truck is 4wd and is or was setup with a winch, hydraulic or PTO driven I cannot tell. The winch on the pole truck must be hydraulic being 2wd... seemingly at any rate. Heck once you get your shop up... who knows maybe Rick & Lance might get some side work too. I can see Rick making a rope swing with the bucket truck. LOL good times.
Good luck with utility trucks. You are entering a world of puzzle but if you get em fully working they will be really handy for the task. Have you got the use of a lazer level. They make setting out height levels over distances much simpler than using a water level.
my dairy farm neighbor bought a big bucket truck from the power company it's got hydraulic stabilizers and a hydraulic pole saw plugs into couplers in the bucket. you could make money with this. around here tree trimmers make $1000 per/tree. but i live in the midwest so there's summer storms & ice storms in winter. my farm the 48x150 pole shed went up 1986 cost $27k. cement was $45/yd back then. one worker fell off a 12' high truss broke his leg. the contractor never finished the doors, door hardware and non of the wiring. my brother & i did it with ladders. not easy stringing all that 12-2 copper. just recently i replaced all the door trolleys & fiberglass roof skylight panels. i had to replace all the 20 amp circuit breakers with 30 amp to run the chop saw & air compressor anywhere in the building instead of just by the service panel. the concrete has cracked in 1 spot and settled about 1 ft because the contractor had dozed over the old hog barn and buried it right under the new pole shed footing.... good luck. take your time. be safe. do not get broken bones.
It would be very hard to get any work done. a 40-minute video takes about 7-hours to create and work takes twice as long when you are filming it. Thank you though. -Rick
Hi rick that was a bit different. Y is it people tell you that thay got some thing to do your holes after you just payed some one to do them. L.o.l. well hope thay help you out with your new barn rick. All the best from Andy in UK
Hey rick you should think about advertising your nicer truck on Australian pages an such. Ive been looking at mid 60s chevys an anything that isnt made of rust is going for around 50k
Ok, Rick, I wish I was able to come out there to teach you how to use the line truck and bucket truck safely!!! If you have not looked yet I have and there are some videos on TH-cam that should help you some. Let me say this after 39 years as a Lineman for the power company here, DO NOT just hope up there and start yanking levers or anything else. Both of those trucks can get you hurt or killed if you have no clue on what you are doing. If you know anyone who works for the power company there or phone company ask them to help you or teach you. Even if you have to pay them, trust me it will be worth it. Take Care and God Bless!!!
had same boom truck crane years ago. Had 24 inch auger drill and 50 ft boom. Did alot of poles and barns.G grapple only made to steady pole not lift. It is called a "digger Derrick" Second truck a " bucket truck" not for heavy lifting.
Yes it has Bob......so has your's....proud of you. Keep doing what 'Yer doin'....check out what "Okie-Bob" has done with his "Baby-Boomers" Facebook Page......some pretty-Cool stuff that he has spent a LOT of time finding.....and that A Lot of people appreciate! Love you Brother...God Bless You....-Rick, Jamie...and Annabbella.
Been watching from the sidelines quietly. Do you realize what you just got on those two trucks. When we have a massive fiber cut those two trucks plus a splicing truck shows up to do the work
Then packed 3/4 minus? With dirt? I guess we will see when you do it. Good then because concrete cost a lot of money and a lot of effort to mix up. So thats good.
When I used to haul heavy equipment some of the auctions I went to would torch off the man buckets for liability issues. I'm like what's the point of getting a truck like that with the boom chopped off? Your basically getting a oversized tool truck!lol
If you put the other guy's shed up, I'm sure word will get around quick rick, especially that auger, on a mobile platform like that, you'll be in high demand, maybe convert the cherry picker to a crane.
I was thinking would it be good idea to put some water in one of the fire trucks so you can amongst other things keep the dust down on the building site?
Many hunters would want to shoot that deer. Not because it’s special but because they don’t want it to reproduce and create any other deer with abnormal antlers. He is lucky to live on your land.
Yeah well....we're not really interested in eating him....Pretty sure his droopy antler isn't of his own doing....and his Brother seems to love him....
Classic Truck Rescue That’s why I said he’s lucky to be on your land. If his antler isn’t like that due to a birth defect then it should fall off soon and a new one grow back.
Yeah those trucks will make life a lot easier building your Shop. I used a old Diahitu with pallet shelving and ladders. 💪
Rick ,You sure are a really lucky man to have such a wonderful woman at your side. Such a great smile Jamie has.
I know...not luck though...Jamie is a Blessing from God..Thanks Fer Watchin'...-Rick
Wicked score on them 2 trucks, They will be an immense help there ! All the Animals know they have a Safe Haven on C T R ! Be Well, Friends. Scratch fer Annabbella ATB T God Bless
I love the fact that the wildlife are so relax and comfortable with you guys around.
Nice to see more of you guys
Thanks Fer Watchin'...-Rick
well thats awsome!!!!!! i think i missed part 1!! driving the big rigs, great job rick!!!!!
I don't drive big-rigs......I just get the bushes out of the way and get 'em going....Thanks Fer Watchin'...-Rick
Rick..think you have a rising star in Lance..He was funny..had good fill and a way of pronouncing some words..and he bailed you out on the Auger when you said serious drilling thing..lol...good luck..be safe..
Great video Rick! Can’t wait to see what you do with those 2 International monsters! 🤘🏼👍🏼✌🏼
Back when international built quality cars & work trucks. The new building projectis coming along nicely Rick .
The bucks not even afraid of you sweet. Be nice to see those trucks working again.
Always loved the old International S series ... I Rode a few International S series school buses when i was a kid growing up in the 1990s one of the ones i rode for the most part of my childhood to and from school was a manual transmission blue bird international S series 1800 bus with a green ceiling
Oh! Man.
As a person from Middle East i can only love American trucks , old or modern.
Simple,practical,convenient and easy to repair for cheap.
just imagine if it was European.
The young buck most likely had an injury. Thats why his rack is growing like that. Cool trucks too
Kind of cool that his Brother with the Perfect Rack is always right by his side....bet they could tell a story.....
Those 2 trucks should come in right handy, been 25 years since I got behind the wheel of a truck. Great video bro. All the best
The old timers I knew wold have called that deer Droptine . Talk about lucking out with two trucks that were made for pole work !
Internationals, well okay ya got my attention.
Can't wait to see em in action.
Those internationals look massive. :-)
More stuff fer Annabbella the inspector General to inspect. Seems like you got some nice trucks there Rick. I think Jamie wants to drive them too. Thanks fer D wild life views & this video ol Buddy. Cheers !!***.
Great video from front to back....
cant wait to see more it would sure be nice to add those trucks to your collection but I bet it would cost a pretty penny for either one but both could be very useful at ctr keep up the great work rick and keep the great vlogs coming its funny but everyday the first thing I do when coming on youtube is check your homepage I got post notifications on but want to make sure I don't miss anything plus im oldschool I like to watch the reruns like you carving out the blackberries it never gets old ……. p.s. think its about time to get the power washer after the kobota lol
some cool internationals :) one beefy spooler on the back of the one!
20,000 pounds....those spools of huge copper wire were HEAVY>>>
Things are definitely growing at CTR. Hope you and yours had a great labor day weekend. Another great video thanks for sharing Rick and Jamie, take care and keep smiling!......... Jay
Thank you Jay and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Hey Rick and Jamie hope you guys stay safe now in this heat and I love to see more videos of these trucks and work love you both stay safe God bless
Hope these rigs are able to safely help get the big work done.
Great video.
Can't wait to see those trucks at work.
You won't be waiting long. trying to get it dried-in before the rain hits.
Well, they're pretty old units but the first one certainly looked nice and healthy, no nasty smoke or anything when it was going down the road so that suggests it's certainly been very well maintained. The first truck with the big auger and crane for installing poles is likely to have been worked the hardest so the fact it's running so well is a very good sign that it has all been kept in top condition so it should be plenty suitable for your building project. The bucket truck won't have been worked anything like as hard and it looks like that one was set up for stringing power and phone cables, the section on the back is a cable spool, they run the cable off the big spools, up to the cherry picker bucket and then on to the insulators on the top of the poles...
Great video. Love the deer.
That one deer looks like he's half-deer and half-water buffalo with that downward growing antler.
Wow those will be real handy putting the building up.
Nice, solid 'ol' trucks!
The 2 deer at the end. Ever watch 'Open Season"?
That guy is Marty, Half doe and half Buck, He's a "Duck"...LOL
Just watch out for "BooG" the bear!
May God Bless you with Peace and Love!
Can't wait till first corner post goes in
A magical wizard with contacts in all the right places I love watching your videos
Good Friends....
I bet my uncles intials are on the inspection sticker on that old Telsa boom truck as he used to do alot of the PNW Telsa safety inspections. Good luck on the new adventure.
rick@classictruckrescue.com if you want to check on that.
Good video again that is going to make the job a lot easier put the pole in the ground good thing my friend y’all be safe on the farm
Already have all the poles in Glenn. Trucks are working-out great...starting on the trusses now.
wow, the trucks look good I hope they work for you all to get the job dun ya.
They've already helped us do more than we expected of them......God....and the people He puts in your life are Amazing....
Are you planning on a roll-up panel door for your shop or a slider? Love seeing progress at the CTR Ranch.....one step closer to realizing your end goals. Continued blessings to you both!
10x14 roll-up.
..bringing old iron back to a useful life ..good vid..
Thank you Bob and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Wish I was there to help u put that building up Rick I know u need all the help u can get .never know I might drop out the sky on your property
Awesome, those should make building a lot easier!
They already have my Friend, Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
You are one step closer to working indoors on your rescue projects-nice dealing Rick!
Getting excited, Thank you.
Either my memory is fading, (probably), but I don’t remember seeing this one.
DT466....same as the semi tractor I drove locally for an unnamed Trucking company just 3 blocks from where you got these utility trucks.
I really liked that IH semi I was assigned, even more when it was being used by someone else for a year and I had to drive a cabover IH. When I got it back after I hooked a set of doubles it died on I-205 in Oregon City. The other driver had dropped a rubber tarp strap in the fuel tank. I sure was glad I pulled over when I did before going onto the bridge over the Willamette River and causing a huge backup of traffic..
I always hate it when your comments start out with "Either my memory is fading, (probably), but I don’t remember seeing this one". We love you Tom....know that.`You are a good Brother.
At 2 minutes into this video i wish i was there.
Well...we probably would've enjoyed your company....Thanks Fer Watchin'...-Rick
These rigs bring back some BAD memories for me. I once worked putting up pole barns and steel buildings and my boss had one of these that he used for raising the trusses and we would have to climb out on those trusses while there were being "steadied" by the crane to put the purlins on and nail them together...kinda spooky when the "crane" always had leaks so the they tended to drift down, while our boss was yelling at us to hurry up cause he couldn't hold it... Very encouraging when you are working in the cold and 20-30 feet up in the air...
Fortunately the crane doesn't leak down. Buck truck leaks slowly, but not enough to make it scary. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Goodness in cold weather mannn how did u stay warm back then.
Goodol trucks hope they work welll
They're doing good.
Anxiously awaiting your next installment. Truly an amazing blessing finding those two trucks. I imagine you are busy out of your mind trying get that building up. Wish you the best on this project. Hope all goes smoothly. P.S.- maybe you should change your name to Classic Truck Rescue and Animal Sanctuary. Just kidding! What an incredible property you have!
And the gear gathers for the build. Get er done! The pole lift & set is about to begin! Time to get real.
Poles going up in the next building video Jeff. Thanks. -Rick
@@ClassicTruckRescue Good to hear! Can't wait! Peace Out!
Bad genetics in that deer...I'm seeing more of that down here in KY, too.
Another awesome video bro have a great day peace out
You too Mark. Hope you had a good Holiday Weekend. -Rick
Rick i wish you the best of luck with your building if i wasnt in ohio i would work for a truck I love your vids PS I'm 11 years old and love your vids
Help build a building for CTR AND RANCH ❤❤❤Love Jim J&R mobile service and God Bless y'all and your critters
Thanks for watching another batch of our videos Jim. God Bless you from Rick, Jamie, Annabbella, and the Ranch Critters. We appreciate it.
Rick, looks like the bucket & line pole trucks are going too be a valuable asset in the construction of you guys new shop. Look as though the bucket truck is 4wd and is or was setup with a winch, hydraulic or PTO driven I cannot tell. The winch on the pole truck must be hydraulic being 2wd... seemingly at any rate. Heck once you get your shop up... who knows maybe Rick & Lance might get some side work too. I can see Rick making a rope swing with the bucket truck. LOL good times.
Good luck with utility trucks. You are entering a world of puzzle but if you get em fully working they will be really handy for the task. Have you got the use of a lazer level. They make setting out height levels over distances much simpler than using a water level.
Nice Trucks ,It looks like these trucks weigh a little more than your other trucks. Too heavy for parking on the grass.
my dairy farm neighbor bought a big bucket truck from the power company it's got hydraulic stabilizers and a hydraulic pole saw plugs into couplers in the bucket. you could make money with this. around here tree trimmers make $1000 per/tree. but i live in the midwest so there's summer storms & ice storms in winter. my farm the 48x150 pole shed went up 1986 cost $27k. cement was $45/yd back then. one worker fell off a 12' high truss broke his leg. the contractor never finished the doors, door hardware and non of the wiring. my brother & i did it with ladders. not easy stringing all that 12-2 copper. just recently i replaced all the door trolleys & fiberglass roof skylight panels. i had to replace all the 20 amp circuit breakers with 30 amp to run the chop saw & air compressor anywhere in the building instead of just by the service panel. the concrete has cracked in 1 spot and settled about 1 ft because the contractor had dozed over the old hog barn and buried it right under the new pole shed footing.... good luck. take your time. be safe. do not get broken bones.
Great vid
Thank you Jim and Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
I sure wish you would post videos everyday of whatever you got going on
It would be very hard to get any work done. a 40-minute video takes about 7-hours to create and work takes twice as long when you are filming it. Thank you though. -Rick
Hi rick that was a bit different. Y is it people tell you that thay got some thing to do your holes after you just payed some one to do them. L.o.l. well hope thay help you out with your new barn rick. All the best from Andy in UK
Hey rick you should think about advertising your nicer truck on Australian pages an such. Ive been looking at mid 60s chevys an anything that isnt made of rust is going for around 50k
nice work two trucks and you start your new building shop ready setup ssomebody help you ,
Already well into it Andre. Just need to get caught-up on my video editing.
The 100 degree days are about to end. Time to get on it!
I'm on it. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Ok, Rick, I wish I was able to come out there to teach you how to use the line truck and bucket truck safely!!! If you have not looked yet I have and there are some videos on TH-cam that should help you some. Let me say this after 39 years as a Lineman for the power company here, DO NOT just hope up there and start yanking levers or anything else. Both of those trucks can get you hurt or killed if you have no clue on what you are doing. If you know anyone who works for the power company there or phone company ask them to help you or teach you. Even if you have to pay them, trust me it will be worth it. Take Care and God Bless!!!
had same boom truck crane years ago. Had 24 inch auger drill and 50 ft boom. Did alot of poles and barns.G grapple only made to steady pole not lift.
It is called a "digger Derrick"
Second truck a " bucket truck" not for heavy lifting.
Me 2
👍👍👍👍👍
It's been a long journey
Yes it has Bob......so has your's....proud of you. Keep doing what 'Yer doin'....check out what "Okie-Bob" has done with his "Baby-Boomers" Facebook Page......some pretty-Cool stuff that he has spent a LOT of time finding.....and that A Lot of people appreciate! Love you Brother...God Bless You....-Rick, Jamie...and Annabbella.
I hope you can get those trucks working for you without getting tangled up in massive repairs. Did you buy them? Are they on "memo loan"?
Hi first
Is that all we get on these great trucks?? Are they yours or the guy that needs the barn built? Thanks
He doesn't need anything from me.....You'll see more of the trucks working in the next few vids....
Classic Truck Rescue looking forward to it take care 👍👍
Been watching from the sidelines quietly. Do you realize what you just got on those two trucks. When we have a massive fiber cut those two trucks plus a splicing truck shows up to do the work
That's a huge thing you just got
We wanna see the grapple grab a post and put it in a hole and watch you concrete it in the ground and level it and hold it up with 2x4s and stakes.
My plans don't call for concrete fill on the post holes. Six-inches in the bottom, then packed 3/4 minus.
Then packed 3/4 minus? With dirt? I guess we will see when you do it. Good then because concrete cost a lot of money and a lot of effort to mix up. So thats good.
Peace out
Nice
Thank you Joshua. -Rick
That will make it so much easier for you to put up the shop if I was there I would be helping you I used to live in Washington Portland Vancouver area
S series International with DT 466 you can't kill them
I'm pretty impressed with how they've been working. Took a little work to get the kinks out of them, but they've been a real Blessing.
Shouldn't that be One wrong prong...!!! lol
When I used to haul heavy equipment some of the auctions I went to would torch off the man buckets for liability issues. I'm like what's the point of getting a truck like that with the boom chopped off? Your basically getting a oversized tool truck!lol
Super deal on the boom trucks are you going to buy them ??
I'm hoping so. Just grateful to have them to use right now.
If you put the other guy's shed up, I'm sure word will get around quick rick, especially that auger, on a mobile platform like that, you'll be in high demand, maybe convert the cherry picker to a crane.
Hey Lance!
I'll tell him you said Hey.
I appreciate that! I like his commentary also! He is a Genuine Guy.
I was thinking would it be good idea to put some water in one of the fire trucks so you can amongst other things keep the dust down on the building site?
That's a good idea. Thanks.
I will work for -food- a truck...
Okay,
The deer probably got in a fight and broke it off
no it is growing down between ear and eye
Fkn cool yall
This electric company had some money, what with the custom winch bumpers of the front of these trucks and all.
Yeah, they probably cost a lot when new.
Air brake or no
Jamie has her CDL and operates the ones with air brakes when they are on the road. Thanks Fer Watchin'. -Rick
Many hunters would want to shoot that deer. Not because it’s special but because they don’t want it to reproduce and create any other deer with abnormal antlers.
He is lucky to live on your land.
Yeah well....we're not really interested in eating him....Pretty sure his droopy antler isn't of his own doing....and his Brother seems to love him....
Classic Truck Rescue
That’s why I said he’s lucky to be on your land.
If his antler isn’t like that due to a birth defect then it should fall off soon and a new one grow back.
I agree.
DT466?
Yes.
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