I think the word is getting around that there is a guy that does free off road recoveries, so when you can't immediately come out and get them, they think you're just blowing them off. If they were watchers of your channel, they would know what a good guy you really are.
What? You can't come out to help me out of the situation I've gotten myself into due to: Bad Luck, poor judgement, or perhaps sheer stupidity, and do it for free? How dare you tell me that you're going to help someone that called earlier and because of that YOU think is more important and entitled than me! Why you are just a no good SOB! Now what am I supposed to do???? Something like that?
Casey, you do an awesome job, both doing videos and getting people out safely. Don’t let dickheads get you down. World needs more people like you and less dickheads. Thank you very much.
@@judithburke1539 Look at the sky -- overcast day means not very strong shadows. I'm given to understand that the software hides the pole, but not the shadow. Check out some of his other videos and you'll see that shadow.
@@Wordsnwood 360 cameras usually record 2 or more images that are "stitched" together into a sphere. So imagine taking 2 squares and wrapping them onto a sphere. On each square, you pinch together the top 2 corners and bottom 2 corners while stretching out the center. Everything at the very top and bottom becomes very small. So deleting the pole actually because really simple. All you, or the software, needs to do is crop off the bottom few pixels of the image and apply some edge blending and it's gone. Casey often uses his camera as a "reframe." Imagine putting a regular camera in the middle of that sphere. Then you just point that camera at what you want to look at. This is, in my opinion, the best way to a 360 camera. The problem is that you lose a lot of resolution. There really isn't a camera on the market that can overcome this. There are some huge 360 cameras that are much higher resolution, but then they can't go on the end of a pole. What I am curious about is if Casey does all of this on an app or if he uses a computer program? I would be interested to see his setup. I have done a lot of experimenting with reframing so I know that once you put it on a computer, it takes a lot more rendering power.
I’d love to know his editing process and how many cameras he’s using because he’s certainly dialed in his ability to capture some awesome scenes and weave them into great videos.
I just pulled my 6th rescue on Marys peak. It is a small mountain on the Oregon coast but I’ve used a lot of the recovery gear that I’ve seen you use and suggest and it works great. Thanks for the advice and thanks for what you do. People have been very happy for the help.
Unfortunately we live in an angry world. There is always something to learn when things don't go as planned. Glad to see that you are back doing recoveries.
Snowflake era. It's even worse within the halls of Universities, especially Professors, Staff, and TA's are downright blundering today. I thought it was bad twenty years ago. The level of prejudice towards those with disabilities and chronic health issues is outrageous, and Universities have the brass to whimper when those with health difficulties assert their rights.
Hi; " plans made by mice and men always go awry..." That's why I don't plan - I have projects to do instead. Happy Passover & happy Easter to everyone. 🐰🐣🍬🍫
Especially when the recovery is free. I can imagine the exasperation of being stuck and someone can't, for legitimate reasons, come help. But chill a bit and consider other people's positions.
They need there own winch, shovel and recovery boards and experience. If they don't like it kick snow. Quit blaming people because your a knob in a lame vehicle.
@@scottb6194 I was thinking the same. They ticked off because they had to pay to get themselves out the spot they got themselves in. Gee what a concept.
Casey in my opinion you got the job done is all that matters it was a learning experience to be careful in snow when you are driving that jeep but it is still very capable of doing snow recoveries. You are one of the best at what you do which is why you are always so busy with calls. People need to be more respectful
Casey says that he is terrible at it but he gets it done just about every time unless he thinks the danger is too much and it cane be done by normal tow companies, etc. with the proper support from road assist. He needed assist {propane tanker} and took it gracefully .. Casey gets my .. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the recovery Casey. Your an amazing person and a truly gifted man. It was a lot of fun. And yes I am the owner of that Chevy 😂. It was honestly an experience I will never forget. Keep doin what u do man.
It is not so much what vehicle is used, but the man driving it. You used what you had and got him out. In the end, that's all that matters. Nothing seems to stump Casey.
One thing that I learned from driving two-wheel drive trucks without a limited-slip differential, let alone a locker, once the tire spins, you're done. More speed doesn't help dig down to the bedrock and magically get you out. I'm always amazed at the confidence people get when they have a stock Four-Wheel-Drive truck on street tires.
I enjoy how you go above and beyond on a recovery. Not only did you do the job of getting the truck out but you even unspooled the winch so they don't get into the same stuck situation again until they jam the winch again. Casey you got a big heart keep on doing what you're doing man!
Thanks for allowing us to watch, then hearing you telling whom your rescuing your viewers are paying for it thank them. That sums it up for us your an outstanding person who's humanity shows up ___ yeah there it is
Bummer it's been such a slow snow season for you. Was super rad to see the TJ out and about and getting this job done. As far as entitled and ungrateful potential clients, they can kick rocks. Keep up the rad content Casey!
I am impressed, yet again, by your resourcefulness! 👌🏼🤣Excellent work!! I felt kinda bad for the guy. Sounded like he had tried all of his best options, before calling you.. You’re a cool guy Casey!
Reference people that get PISSED when you AREN'T able to help them when THEY get stuck.....screw them ! ! !.........oh and I heard that the Track Jeep made the TJ cry when he made fun of him after he saw the video of him getting stuck 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 On a serious note: what an amazing thing you are doing by helping people in their time of need ! ! ! THANK YOU ! ! ! ! !
Also a great reminder to "Check Your Equipment", because it looks like that poor guy could have gotten himself out of there if his winch was working properly. Thankfully he could call Casey, but you may not have a readily available Casey in your area, so make sure your tools are in working order.
I've learned every time I use the winch it gets unspoiled and respooled at home. Once had to pull myself out 18" at a time constantly resetting the combo of straps and anchor points because of the winch line being jammed.
Staun tire deflaters work great. I was told by the manufacturer not to leave them on at speed however as the centripetal force can damage the valve stem. I also use their internal beadlocks on my unimog and they are a very effective way to have your beads locked without extensive mods to stock rims. No, not a rep, just like their products.
Casey Thank you for the content. In the video looks like the driver's side backup tail light is out. That's one of those things you never know until someone tells you.
YOU GOT THEM OUT THAT IS WHAT MATTERS! Plus NO got hurt and no damages were made. GREAT JOB! I am sure you already know but just incase. I noticed that it looked like your driver's side reverse light wasnt working. AS ALWAYS I ENJOYED THE VIDEO! Be Safe! Keep Your Head Up! 👍
thanks for the videos! it always amazes me how things can go from positive to negative on the job just have to rethink and pull yourself up/and out of every situation!!!
Gas prices are high and people are cheap. The first explains lack of folks out exploring and the later explains jerks! Record the ones that get upset and never recover them because they are expecting your good graces. There is a difference between owning and affording anything especially vehicles. When I have to pick up a broken bike and the "customer" questions my wrenching costs, I get protective. Nothing sucks more then sitting on someone's scoot while they come up with my bill money, I am NOT a bank. Stay healthy young man, that includes mentally and spiritually. You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
Good video!! Yup, those tracks got you spoiled!! LOL!! Watching your past videos I was amazed at the amount of traction you have with them. But you got him out and no damage and no one got hurt... that is always a win!!!
WTH are people thinking??? Being rude because you can’t be everywhere at the same time?! You’re a one man show. I’m pretty sure I’d block their numbers from being able to call for future recoveries. You don’t need that crap man. I appreciate all the people you do help.🌺
I love watching in areas I know so well, good to see the 1810 had a little grading done recently! Looks like you needed justification for front axle upgrade and a locker, as if you need another project 😂 elite fleet upgrades in the future?
“You can beat 40 scholars with one fact, but you can’t beat one idiot with 40 facts.” -Mevlana. It is best not to bother with unreasonable people who will always stay angry no matter what your say. Thanks for another enjoyable video!
I feel you on the lower than 5 psi without beadlocks. I run 6 psi on my xj and never had a problem but always want to go lower. Just don't want the headache of loosing a bead. Great video. 👍
Many people talk about how great the mountains are, and how dull the flatlands are, but this reminds me why I'd rather live here in dull flat Nebraska rather than in any of the "scenic" mountain states.
Hey Casey I'm a fan of your channel and have been following for awhile now. I seen your friend Nate on a channel called track shot live running his jurassic park jeep the tough truck race in Yuba cityCalifornia Saturday. It would have been April on 1st. I recognize his jeep right off the bat from watching your videos. If you could please tell Nate congratulations on his win and it wasa good was a good run. And thank you for sharing your videos and your views on certain companies and they're products. I like that your a no bs kind of person and don't endorse a company with less than satisfactory products. I believe when you say het this is a great product and you've ran it through the ringer to find out. You didn't just take a pat out to say what they want you to. Keep up the great content sir. Sorry for the rambling on btw. 🤷🏻♂️
I know I would love a posi in my 97 f350. Maybe someday but the cab is rusty real bad so unless I am able to afford a cab swap it maybe dead in a few more years even though the 7.3 is still fairly strong and healthy. Love it when people expect someone else to drop everything and help them and if not then get pissed. Yesterday a church friend had a dead battery but I wasn't even on his list to call as I'm a trk driver so I'm gone and another friend got his van stuck at a state park. He was close enough to drive that even a 2wd could pull him
The entitlement of some people really amazes me. Very much consider that a win. May have been a bit harder than with the tracked jeep, but both vehicles are out and you solved the problems as they came up because you were prepared.
Hey Casey! Well I am really late for this video LOL.. Yes the track Jeep would have been better in the deep snow. But I can understand you not wanting to take the track Jeep way out there with the lower road conditions. But all is good , you got him and yourself out of there! Thanks for taking us along Casey and of course thumbs UP! 👍
The people who get mad. Are the ones who don’t want to pay someone. They know you do it for free most of the time. Don’t need them . Carry on. Doing a great job.
Thanks for showing us the difference between your track-keep and this one. Talking about the difference is one thing, but showing the capabilities and vulnerabilities makes a bigger impression. Perhaps the difference can be shown in a head-to-head comparison someday. I am always interested in the connections you make between vehicles. Don’t be shy about sharing the details of the process. You are an instructor, commentator and entertainer while being an entrepreneur. Thanks for the video!
People really should coordinate their emergencies. Maybe some sort of sign up sheet or maybe a scheduling software or something. That would really help with everything
Casey is so calm even when he gets stuck or when things doesn’t goes as plan. Says a lot about himself of running his business. In any business it is what it is and suck it up and just get the job done. There no complaining with Casey just a very level head man getting the job done.
I run the same tires on my xj. 35x12.5x15. I drove home 25+ miles. At trail pressure, now they deflate significantly more. 10# looks like five. Contact patch is way larger. It may be the wrong way, but it works. Don't let the tires get to hot.
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I think the word is getting around that there is a guy that does free off road recoveries, so when you can't immediately come out and get them, they think you're just blowing them off. If they were watchers of your channel, they would know what a good guy you really are.
We're wondering the same thing.
This is something i was thinking too.
Have noticed that if it's free and they can't have, they get very angry
There’s a business opportunity copycat Casey. You’ll be raking in the money. 🙃 Seriously just joking
What? You can't come out to help me out of the situation I've gotten myself into due to: Bad Luck, poor judgement, or perhaps sheer stupidity, and do it for free? How dare you tell me that you're going to help someone that called earlier and because of that YOU think is more important and entitled than me! Why you are just a no good SOB! Now what am I supposed to do???? Something like that?
Casey, you do an awesome job, both doing videos and getting people out safely. Don’t let dickheads get you down. World needs more people like you and less dickheads. Thank you very much.
Your channel continues to be one of the best examples of when an Insta360 camera just kills it. Love those shots of the jeep driving.
I still expect to see either the pole that the camera is on or it's shadow. Where did it go?😊
@@judithburke1539 Look at the sky -- overcast day means not very strong shadows. I'm given to understand that the software hides the pole, but not the shadow. Check out some of his other videos and you'll see that shadow.
@@Wordsnwood 360 cameras usually record 2 or more images that are "stitched" together into a sphere. So imagine taking 2 squares and wrapping them onto a sphere. On each square, you pinch together the top 2 corners and bottom 2 corners while stretching out the center. Everything at the very top and bottom becomes very small. So deleting the pole actually because really simple. All you, or the software, needs to do is crop off the bottom few pixels of the image and apply some edge blending and it's gone.
Casey often uses his camera as a "reframe." Imagine putting a regular camera in the middle of that sphere. Then you just point that camera at what you want to look at. This is, in my opinion, the best way to a 360 camera. The problem is that you lose a lot of resolution. There really isn't a camera on the market that can overcome this. There are some huge 360 cameras that are much higher resolution, but then they can't go on the end of a pole.
What I am curious about is if Casey does all of this on an app or if he uses a computer program? I would be interested to see his setup. I have done a lot of experimenting with reframing so I know that once you put it on a computer, it takes a lot more rendering power.
I’d love to know his editing process and how many cameras he’s using because he’s certainly dialed in his ability to capture some awesome scenes and weave them into great videos.
@@judithburke1539 I have seen the shadow in several videos, but couldn't figure out how the pole disappears 😲
I just pulled my 6th rescue on Marys peak. It is a small mountain on the Oregon coast but I’ve used a lot of the recovery gear that I’ve seen you use and suggest and it works great. Thanks for the advice and thanks for what you do. People have been very happy for the help.
That’s awesome.🌺
You are a damn awesome human! Hope this little bit helps you help others. Keep it up!
Unfortunately we live in an angry world. There is always something to learn when things don't go as planned. Glad to see that you are back doing recoveries.
Being offended is now the coin of the realm.
Snowflake era. It's even worse within the halls of Universities, especially Professors, Staff, and TA's are downright blundering today. I thought it was bad twenty years ago. The level of prejudice towards those with disabilities and chronic health issues is outrageous, and Universities have the brass to whimper when those with health difficulties assert their rights.
Hi; " plans made by mice and men always go awry..." That's why I don't plan - I have projects to do instead. Happy Passover & happy Easter to everyone. 🐰🐣🍬🍫
People are so ungrateful nowadays. Getting angry when you can't do a recovery because you're out of town? Ridiculous
Especially when the recovery is free. I can imagine the exasperation of being stuck and someone can't, for legitimate reasons, come help. But chill a bit and consider other people's positions.
They need there own winch, shovel and recovery boards and experience. If they don't like it kick snow. Quit blaming people because your a knob in a lame vehicle.
Why are they getting mad at Casey? They are the ones that got stuck.
They are mad because they didn't get their 15 min of fame and they had to pay.
@@scottb6194 I was thinking the same. They ticked off because they had to pay to get themselves out the spot they got themselves in. Gee what a concept.
Casey, I really appreciate the entertainment, the consistency of your posting is outstanding.
Casey in my opinion you got the job done is all that matters it was a learning experience to be careful in snow when you are driving that jeep but it is still very capable of doing snow recoveries.
You are one of the best at what you do which is why you are always so busy with calls. People need to be more respectful
Casey says that he is terrible at it but he gets it done just about every time unless he thinks the danger is too much and it cane be done by normal tow companies, etc. with the proper support from road assist.
He needed assist {propane tanker} and took it gracefully ..
Casey gets my .. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Casey for keeping it all real.
You mean the unprofessional choice of the vehicle for the rescue? 😂
Thank you so much for the recovery Casey. Your an amazing person and a truly gifted man. It was a lot of fun. And yes I am the owner of that Chevy 😂. It was honestly an experience I will never forget. Keep doin what u do man.
All in all Casey you got the job done and a very good job you did!
It is not so much what vehicle is used, but the man driving it. You used what you had and got him out. In the end, that's all that matters. Nothing seems to stump Casey.
In a video like this it really snaps into sharp focus just how those tracks perform as opposed to wheeled vehicles. Great video!
I love how honest and humble you are. You never shy away from telling your mistakes. Take care and God bless.
One thing that I learned from driving two-wheel drive trucks without a limited-slip differential, let alone a locker, once the tire spins, you're done. More speed doesn't help dig down to the bedrock and magically get you out. I'm always amazed at the confidence people get when they have a stock Four-Wheel-Drive truck on street tires.
I enjoy how you go above and beyond on a recovery. Not only did you do the job of getting the truck out but you even unspooled the winch so they don't get into the same stuck situation again until they jam the winch again. Casey you got a big heart keep on doing what you're doing man!
Casey, that's why i enjoy your videos. Preparation, improvisation, and a positive attitude towards resolution! Nice job.
Thanks for allowing us to watch, then hearing you telling whom your rescuing your viewers are paying for it thank them.
That sums it up for us your an outstanding person who's humanity shows up ___ yeah there it is
Good job Casey. Have a good day. God bless you and your family and your friends.
Casey: "I never said I was good at this". In fact you are pretty good at this!
Just think about the fuel you saved by taking one vehicle to the job and great video and great job with the recovering and God bless from GA
I’m glade Casey your not tolerating abusive customers.
Bummer it's been such a slow snow season for you. Was super rad to see the TJ out and about and getting this job done. As far as entitled and ungrateful potential clients, they can kick rocks. Keep up the rad content Casey!
We got a longer rescue. You got it done in the end. That is all that matters. Thanks for another great video. 🙂
Sorry for the trouble with business lately. But epic recovery! Thanks for sharing! Love seein the real ones like this 💪
I am impressed, yet again, by your resourcefulness! 👌🏼🤣Excellent work!! I felt kinda bad for the guy. Sounded like he had tried all of his best options, before calling you.. You’re a cool guy Casey!
I remember the tracks on the TJ-6 looked pretty sick. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the video
I love the way u speed up the camera work during a rescue👍👍👍👏👏💞💞💖💖✅✅✅
Reference people that get PISSED when you AREN'T able to help them when THEY get stuck.....screw them ! ! !.........oh and I heard that the Track Jeep made the TJ cry when he made fun of him after he saw the video of him getting stuck 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
On a serious note: what an amazing thing you are doing by helping people in their time of need ! ! ! THANK YOU ! ! ! ! !
Good to see the TJ in action again!
Also a great reminder to "Check Your Equipment", because it looks like that poor guy could have gotten himself out of there if his winch was working properly. Thankfully he could call Casey, but you may not have a readily available Casey in your area, so make sure your tools are in working order.
I've learned every time I use the winch it gets unspoiled and respooled at home.
Once had to pull myself out 18" at a time constantly resetting the combo of straps and anchor points because of the winch line being jammed.
I don’t think some people can handle your no nonsense attitude and honesty.
Super videography. Thanks!
Staun tire deflaters work great. I was told by the manufacturer not to leave them on at speed however as the centripetal force can damage the valve stem. I also use their internal beadlocks on my unimog and they are a very effective way to have your beads locked without extensive mods to stock rims. No, not a rep, just like their products.
Casey Thank you for the content. In the video looks like the driver's side backup tail light is out. That's one of those things you never know until someone tells you.
No locker in the front end? Your a noble guy that help so many folks. You can’t be responsible for everyone.
YOU GOT THEM OUT THAT IS WHAT MATTERS! Plus NO got hurt and no damages were made. GREAT JOB!
I am sure you already know but just incase. I noticed that it looked like your driver's side reverse light wasnt working.
AS ALWAYS I ENJOYED THE VIDEO!
Be Safe!
Keep Your Head Up! 👍
Glad you used the TJ so we all got to learn how use basic equipment to do a recovery. Because we all don't have tracked Jeeps.
Those outside shots following the jeep are awesome!!
I completely agree! Awesome technology that produces that.
thanks for the videos! it always amazes me how things can go from positive to negative on the job just have to rethink and pull yourself up/and out of every situation!!!
Gas prices are high and people are cheap. The first explains lack of folks out exploring and the later explains jerks! Record the ones that get upset and never recover them because they are expecting your good graces. There is a difference between owning and affording anything especially vehicles. When I have to pick up a broken bike and the "customer" questions my wrenching costs, I get protective. Nothing sucks more then sitting on someone's scoot while they come up with my bill money, I am NOT a bank.
Stay healthy young man, that includes mentally and spiritually.
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
Yaaaah!I'm now having an extended break because it's the law when Caseys on the go👍from BIGMICK IN THE UK 🇬🇧 without snow ps stay safe
Very impressive office view. Thanks
With so many tools to your disposal, it can be hard to pick the right hammer for a job. :p
Thanks for taking us along
Good video!! Yup, those tracks got you spoiled!! LOL!! Watching your past videos I was amazed at the amount of traction you have with them. But you got him out and no damage and no one got hurt... that is always a win!!!
The man. Thank you
That's a win. As always, thanks for taking us along.
An actual adult doing adult like things no crazy music and a smart fella been around since 15K great job Casey
Good job. And yes. I’m curious about the Ecoflo range. Thank you 😊
WTH are people thinking??? Being rude because you can’t be everywhere at the same time?! You’re a one man show. I’m pretty sure I’d block their numbers from being able to call for future recoveries. You don’t need that crap man. I appreciate all the people you do help.🌺
"Just give it a little bit of throttle" *hammers it to the floor*
The pseudo-drone 360 cam is phenomenal on this.
I love watching in areas I know so well, good to see the 1810 had a little grading done recently! Looks like you needed justification for front axle upgrade and a locker, as if you need another project 😂 elite fleet upgrades in the future?
Love your 360 camera views.
“You can beat 40 scholars with one fact, but you can’t beat one idiot with 40 facts.” -Mevlana. It is best not to bother with unreasonable people who will always stay angry no matter what your say. Thanks for another enjoyable video!
I feel you on the lower than 5 psi without beadlocks. I run 6 psi on my xj and never had a problem but always want to go lower. Just don't want the headache of loosing a bead. Great video. 👍
So Wise , Thank You .
Many people talk about how great the mountains are, and how dull the flatlands are, but this reminds me why I'd rather live here in dull flat Nebraska rather than in any of the "scenic" mountain states.
"It's not that deep" - I think they call that foreshadowing.
Hey Casey I'm a fan of your channel and have been following for awhile now. I seen your friend Nate on a channel called track shot live running his jurassic park jeep the tough truck race in Yuba cityCalifornia Saturday. It would have been April on 1st. I recognize his jeep right off the bat from watching your videos. If you could please tell Nate congratulations on his win and it wasa good was a good run.
And thank you for sharing your videos and your views on certain companies and they're products. I like that your a no bs kind of person and don't endorse a company with less than satisfactory products. I believe when you say het this is a great product and you've ran it through the ringer to find out. You didn't just take a pat out to say what they want you to. Keep up the great content sir.
Sorry for the rambling on btw. 🤷🏻♂️
I know I would love a posi in my 97 f350. Maybe someday but the cab is rusty real bad so unless I am able to afford a cab swap it maybe dead in a few more years even though the 7.3 is still fairly strong and healthy. Love it when people expect someone else to drop everything and help them and if not then get pissed. Yesterday a church friend had a dead battery but I wasn't even on his list to call as I'm a trk driver so I'm gone and another friend got his van stuck at a state park. He was close enough to drive that even a 2wd could pull him
Still got the rescue done!
Awesome recovery!
You are so lucky to have all those trees close!!
The entitlement of some people really amazes me. Very much consider that a win. May have been a bit harder than with the tracked jeep, but both vehicles are out and you solved the problems as they came up because you were prepared.
Thk you for the excellent content
I have run my 37 stt pro's down to 8psi in the snow with no issue. 4 door JKU. I also often run them at 12 on non-snowy trails. No beadlocks
U r one of the best guys out there. ❤❤ don’t let the trolls get u upset 👊🏻👊🏻
Great video . That recovery is how must of us would have to have done it . The road being there made it a lot easier.
Hey Casey! Well I am really late for this video LOL.. Yes the track Jeep would have been better in the deep snow. But I can understand you not wanting to take the track Jeep way out there with the lower road conditions. But all is good , you got him and yourself out of there! Thanks for taking us along Casey and of course thumbs UP! 👍
I was worried about you!
Insta360: "Haha you're stuck, I'll just sit here and watch."
Thats a good one! Thanks for making me chuckle!
The people who get mad. Are the ones who don’t want to pay someone. They know you do it for free most of the time. Don’t need them . Carry on. Doing a great job.
Love the “drone” shots.
Thanks for showing us the difference between your track-keep and this one. Talking about the difference is one thing, but showing the capabilities and vulnerabilities makes a bigger impression. Perhaps the difference can be shown in a head-to-head comparison someday.
I am always interested in the connections you make between vehicles. Don’t be shy about sharing the details of the process. You are an instructor, commentator and entertainer while being an entrepreneur. Thanks for the video!
Do not let them upset you. there is only 1 of you stay safe
Tracked Jeep for the Win!
One day maybe you'll have a Snow Cat?
So many people think that everything in their life should be absolute perfection. When it isn't all perfect they can't deal with it.
But you saved having to drive two rigs up there. Not only that but having to tie down the track Jeep. So really you saved time. 😊
People really should coordinate their emergencies. Maybe some sort of sign up sheet or maybe a scheduling software or something. That would really help with everything
So much dramatic irony! thank you for posting this
Casey is so calm even when he gets stuck or when things doesn’t goes as plan. Says a lot about himself of running his business. In any business it is what it is and suck it up and just get the job done. There no complaining with Casey just a very level head man getting the job done.
it wasnt as easy , but it still got it done. good job. see ya on the next one .🙂
Casey, that's very compassionate of you to bury your Jeep, just so the customer doesn't feel so bad. 🤗
I run the same tires on my xj. 35x12.5x15. I drove home 25+ miles. At trail pressure, now they deflate significantly more. 10# looks like five. Contact patch is way larger. It may be the wrong way, but it works. Don't let the tires get to hot.
You are my favorite to watch, Casey! 😊
between the price of gas and groceries, most people are staying close to home
enjoying the mood swing weather🤣
It's been a crazy year that's for sure.
I hope april picks back up again march is the slowest month i've had no long time
Good challenge, and it showcases the value of the right winch setup!
Good job Casey you always get them out some times got to work a little harder
I have those same deflators they work great for as cheap as they were.
Another cool rescue!
I love how people "help" by digging enormous holes again just as they are almost out.
Keep up the good work love watching you on TH-cam god bless i
I like the sound of you exhaust!
More recovery’s up 1810 then lava cast forest this year nice work Casey
Only been up lava cast once this year.
Stay safe and we'll see you next time.
haha, that's gorgeous sticker 4x4 on that chevy....
You definitely needed the track jeep casey 😊