Things aren’t always as they seem…
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2023
- Sometimes things aren't always as they seem, and I might have performed a little trickery while editing the video of this tow. The job was to get the @Gambler500 fire truck back to its home, and the end of it went WAY better than I thought it would!
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For someone who says they are not good at this stuff, you certainly are...Not only do you know your equipment, the towing laws and how to drive, you capture it all on video. That long backup through all those cars and obstacles was impressive. The positive effect you have on the local community is awesome. Keep being you!
LoL, the spot where he pulled it out of at the start is the same spot he backs in into… video reverse😂
@@020Dutchy So, if he was returning the fire truck, he was running the video in reverse at the beginning of the video, not the end.
@@020Dutchy so close yet so far
Damn you’re good!
And no spotter to boot!
He never says he isn't good at this. He just never said he WAS good at it either.
That was some enviable backing! How come no one is ever filming when I pull off a tricky trailer backup? 😂
You should film yourself😅
Haha. I'm only good at backing a trailer when nobody is looking!
@@TheDeanGullberry that's why you should film then😅
Was That was the pull-out run backwards ??
@@larryr.burfield1893 Yes, it was. I wondered where the truck that was waiting in the road went at the beginning of the video. It was like it disappeared! But now it all makes sense. 😆
That was impressive when it was being "pulled out". That it happened in reverse IRL is even more impressive. The car on the road gave away the trickery.
You're second to none when it comes to backing a towed vehicle/trailer, Casey. Personally, I suck at it. I understand the mechanics of it, but just haven't had the years of practice that many people have had.
You nailed backing that in there. 10/10
Thank you for bringing our truck home!! 🚒🔥 -Team Ol’Red Productions
I was watching the intro and wondered what happened to the vehicle on the main road that was waiting for you. When you played the clip in the right direction, the answer was clear.
Same. That was the moment it dawned on me that the "trick" he was playing on us was showing us the footage backwards. For those wondering what you mean, there is a vehicle stopped and waiting in the lane @0:36 but is suddenly receding in the distance @0:59, it's front end still pointing toward us.
@@NorthernKitty I realised when he did the first couple of maneuvers. The trailer was responding too much when going forward.
Your experience in the towing world has definitely given you some fine skills at maneuvering just about anything around in tight places.
Well done Casey ! Thanks for taking us along for the ride Sir ! Stay safe out there and Bless Y'all ! ✌️❤️🙏
I was very impressed with that backing up work. I kept expecting you to pull forward adjust and back up over and over. Nice skills.
@@travelnc2gthere’s a vehicle waiting behind him at 7:18 and not edited. The opening was that footage reversed.
For someone who claims to not be good at anything, I'm giving you an 11 as far as maneuvering skills...!!!!!
Awesome job casey...
I'm about to start hotshot with my gooseneck trailer and I'm practicing how to reverse the trailer
Goooooood morning! Forwards OR Backwards that is very impressive! 👍👁👁👍
I had no idea how much was involved with towing until i started watching your videos and i learn something every single video - Thanks :)
As a trucker.. backing a trailer into tight twisty places is a GREAT SKILL.. You nailed it. Moves like that, deserves at least a $50 tip from the customer. I'd call that a professional tow. Well done dude..!
The backing up was amazing. The variety on this channel never ends and that is a good thing.
Watching you back up reminds me of that song by the Willis Brothers, “Give me 40 acres to turn this rig around”. 😂 that would be me. Can’t even back our camp trailer into the driveway. Maybe if my significant other could keep his instructions straight (no I’m sorry I meant left) and not yell at me I could learn.
I'm in awe. I watched, asking myself how you pulled each individual trick off so perfectly, how you got every angle just so. Then that finale... no way. Maybe it's just because I'm not a pro, but that looked like some deity-level magic.
That's a neat trick you pulled there, reversing that truck in so nicely and then reversing the footage as well! 🙂
They could have made it a lot easier by just moving a car , trash can and a few other small things . I think you liked the challenge 😉 !
Pretty impressive bit of backing up. It was actually a bit impressive as the fake forward vid and doubly as the real back in. Heck...that truck was a bear to drive under its own power at times. Backing it in that tight space was pretty cool.
By your wording, does that imply that you live in the Molalla area ? . If so would you know some of the farmers in the area by chance ?
@@charlesb4267 LOL No. I never drove that actual truck but drove several just like it.
@@Papa_Js_Shop thanks for getting back to me on that, I wasn't sure which way to take that comment so figured I may as well ask and see if you were from that area. By the way farmers in that very area of Oregon ( Molalla ) used to do a lot of burning of turf/lawn grass seed production ground after it was harvested to rejuvenate the plants to produce seed year after year. They would have had fire engines on the ready I would imagine in case something got away and of course combines etc if they caught fire and for all I know this one he towed may have gone out to calls.
That was amazing. Thank for mentioning Sisters
You ARE good at this!!
From a former big rig driver, well done Casey! Well done!!
Thanks for saving the 🚒
That's some fancy backing there.👍
When I was working, I spent lots of time going backwards, moving things into the shop bays. We had a couple of bays that were pretty tricky to get into. I always managed to impress the new apprentices with my backing up skills. But I have got to say, I'm in awe that you got that, you made it look easy.
Showed the backing up segment to my uncle who's a retired long hauler with around 5 million miles under his belt, his reaction was 👍🙂🤌
Nice backwards video. The cars backing up around the bend in the road gave it away. 😜
What a show-off!
Me backing up the rollback and fire truck:(yelling at a line of backed up traffic) " I'm going to be a couple of hours, you'll have to find another route!!!
Your backing skills are incredible. Well done!
That backin up with underreach assist to maneuver the fire truck shows some serious forklift skills ;-)
Totally thought the opening was you pulling that out of that guys property. Well done Casey
So much anticipation & spacial awareness in backing that much length around all those obstacles. That was really well done.
Very good back-up skills done...amazing!
Your backing up skills……I’m speechless…
Lets' put a few more obstacles in the way for you, one would think they would have a clear route for you to back in. Great job Casey👍
That's what I was thinking! Certainly they could have moved the Mercedes and the trash can!
I think going forward most drivers would have had issues and you did it backwards, just INCREDIBLE!!!!
Reversing the video about reversing the firetruck reversed my brain!
I wondered just why that vehicle behind you backed all the way around the corner, and then I understood once I watched the whole video.
Nice job backing that puppy in there!
You almost had me fooled with the "reverse footage" at the beginning (no doubt as intended). Dude...that is some great backing up skills!
Another fine job glad we got to come along
I have liked Sisters since visiting my Uncle (who worked in the logging industry) and lived there in the 60's. We visited the headquarters of the Metolius River back then and fed some of the caddisfly hatch to the trout. Fond memories.
Very creative editing skills, just to come up with the idea of composing this video. Loved it. It took a couple of minutes to figure it out. Well done.😊
I know why no one has filmed any backing skills of mine that mirror what you just displayed. There is no way in hell that I could have EVER managed to duplicate your skills. Fun to watch.....!!!!!
Pretty impressive back-up work
I hope to one day be able to do that with my 1500 lbs trailer behind my van
Wow, if i ever need advice on how to back up a long rig i know who to ask. You rock Casey. Peace Out.
Good morning Casey I knew if anyone could back up that fire truck and put it in that spot it was you. You are good at what you do and you make maneuvering things in tight spots look easy.
Very impressive revers manoeuvring Casey. Give yourself a big pat on the back.
I was laughing at myself near the end of the video because I completely fell for the beginning when I thought you were pulling out. 😂 Much more impressive knowing you actually backed in there!! 👌👍👏
Dang Casey, you are a Great Driver!! Threading that needle was tough , but you made it look easy. Great job, great video . Thanks for the ride along.🤙😎
Wow. I wish I was half as good at backing an articulated trailer as you. Lot of skill on display here…
Backing into that driveway and you made it look easy. Very impressive.
That was some phenomenal backing-up skills. A testament to your logistics, and experience.
Well done! You did have me wondering why the Fire Engine wasn't tracking well! I'll be watching for your trickery!!
that is some SERIOUS backing up skills there, wow.
Pretty slick backing up job there, Casey! Gotta have a little fun every now and then.
You made a mess on your bed? Old tires---Great maneuvers---I parallel parked a 26ft box on 4th and Church downtown Nashville. Lady passing by said nice jon
Ain't modern digital editing wonderful. Makes things go seamlessly in any direction.
You have so much knowledge and mechanical skill, make tough projects run smoothly. Respect!
great driving skill . the key is to walk it first and knowing how to do it right the first time
I am so impressed with Casey's backing skills!
Awesome, awesome, awesome backing. I spotted several things I would have wiped out.
Awesome recovery and awesome delivery ! 😀 😊
As everyone has already stated.....your backing skills are amazing! Another great video and well done Casey!
I am always impressed with your skill! I was pretty good at putting 40' busses where Volkswagens wouldn't go way back in the day, but you make my work look like child's play.
My truck is 39’ with the under reach fully retracted
Well done Casey you know your stuff
Heck Casey, anyone would think that you had a camera in the sky guiding you on that reversing exercise. That was fantastic. There are drivers and there are skilled drivers, then there are the real pro's like yourself. Superb job Sir.
I've seen some impressive backing in my day, even pulled off a few myself. But this, this is on a different level. Mad skills my man! 😁
Yeah, I'd say you have a really good idea of what you're doing when I marvel at you backing that firetruck into that yard, and how safety conscious and skilled you are at recovering/towing!
Well done!
And. . .I love your compassionate attitude!
awesome backing!
So, You Are Good at This!❤ I'm taking a Sharpie to my Shirt and changing it😂
You are really good at backing that truck where you want to put things!
Wow, impressive backing skills! (Heck, it was impressive looking with the editing going forward!)
Mad driving skills!👍😎 YOU were born for this😊 Keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Casey, that was some awesome maneuvering. You can stop saying that you are not good at this any more. You earned it on this one.
Lol... By the time I got to the end of the video I was experiencing deja vu... Could have sworn I'd seen that before!
No that was more like Vu jade' 😉
Those old fire trucks are definitely cool. I use to know a guy that along with some much needed help fixes up older Fire trucks a to be used in small communities that need newer equipment but can’t afford newer stuff. I love it that this stuff can still play an important role. We use to live in eastern Oregon too and farms are required to have fire fighting equipment on hand at all times because fire danger in the spring summer and fall.
Even if some trickery was involved, you do very well at your job. Very well indeed. Take that from somebody who pulled B-trains for many years and had to back into some tight places as well. Thanks for the video.
Very nice backing job when dropping off the fire truck.
Props for the backup job. My theme song when I drove could have been "Give Me Forty Acres (To Turn This Rig Around)" - 1964 The Willis Brothers.
I once backed a 5-ton truck into an old block wall that housed headquarters company for the unit I was in (Army). I pulled forward, hopped out, and joined the masses gathered to inquire "what the hell was that!?"
Being stationed in California for many years, I suggested either an earthquake, a sonic boom, or somebody drilling in the hills with dynamite (most plausible). People decided that the latter was most likely, and everyone went back to their offices.
That could have gone on my permanent record! LoL!
Did that to a big beefed up cattle guard in a Halliburton heavy iron-truck in the mud, just exploded it! Pulled the truck up and put in the power dividers and left. The shit hit the fan back at the office but no one ever knew who did it. Even had a guy in another truck behind me say I didn't do it! Good thing the rear wheel guard was made out of drill stem! Lol
Two things every man should know how to do, drive a stick and back up a trailer. I used to hook up my garden trailer to the riding lawnmower and make my nephews back it up through an obstacle course. They all learned how to drive in my Wrangler.
Wow backing a garden trailer, behind a lawnmower. Maybe it is time to step up. Try a utility trailer behind a bicycle. That is the hard one to master.
Fine bit of driving there good sir. I'm really liking that wrecker. As a tow truck operator for many years in the past, I've ran several different deck trucks. I've never seen one so well thought out and put together.
Incredible show of precision backing , turning, and positioning! Do not know how you accomplished that, but let’s just go with skill , luck, and math .
I wondered why such and old veteran fire truck would still be in service.... I retired from a fire department, and those old Seagraves were in the back lots, reserved for Parades.
Yes you did!! What a perfectly filmed and edited video! Well done Casey! Man all the air and brake attachments you have/use on top of everything else just speaks volumes what a diverse workload you get. Never a dull moment!! And as always your backup skills are off the charts!
Very impressive backing skills, good job!
Dang. Always Impressive, Casey! I never know what I'm going to see you do!
Fantastic video and really enjoyed your skills on that backup!! You backup better than most people drive forward 😆😆
Nice job Casey!! That It couldn't have been easy to get that out of it's spot and then backing it INTO its spot again. That's not easy to do with all the obstacles you had!!
You are a technical and Talented driver , for all the times when i see you back up into some of tightest places , with the length of both trucks is awesome , really enjoy watching you work and drive Casey
As a former military aircraft tow operator..
That was a Seriously Impressive push-back.
OMG!!!! Casey!! If I hadn't seen this with my own peepers, I would have not believed that you BACKED UP MANEUVERED your two rigs up...in one go without hitting anything, or anyone directing you ( from what I could tell!!?)
...." LIKE A GALL-OOVVVEE"!!!!!👍👍👍🤔🙈🎖🏆🏆🎯 What an Olympian!!! IMPRESSIVE, DUDE!!! 🙋♀️
So cool listening to that turbo sing! Great video Casey!
Late but HERE!
You're never late! Good morning Janelle! Have an awesome day! "You're actually FIRST today!" 🏁🏁
@@richardthomas1743 You too, sweetie
Mad driving skills. In awe!!
I did notice some 'what the heck did he do that for' bits at the beginning but didn't put it together what exactly was happening. Your tag line is not at all applicable here, but then it never really is. Great job, you really are good at this!
I wondered what had happened to the vehicle behind you at the beginning. Total impressed with you backup skills. Good video editing.
Great content and situational awareness. Really enjoy the detail, personal effort, and honesty in all of your presentations.
Good job backing that truck in place.
Thanks Casey that big rig is very impressive, I love watching your videos 👍
SUPER JOB backing up .
That was super impressive driving there Casey! Nicely done.