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Bruce cook is paralyzed he can’t get out his car to help people In the snow. He was paralyzed attempting a double front flip on a dirtbike at a nitro circus show in Canada
Sounds like a pretty lame excuse to me
Atkeast he trys, if we ask the gvt fer help, they will just tair the roads up and make the holes deeper and charge yea extra to get them selves unstuck😅 @@CaseyLaDelle
@@CaseyLaDelle Even Bruce got this joke
its a lame excuse to not get out the truck when leggs dont work im done with you casey@@CaseyLaDelle
@@briandetrick2688 Your not all that smart, are you?
This is a perfect example of teamwork. You pulled him out, he pulled you out. Individually you both had failures, but together you both succeeded. The secret to the final success is that nobody gave up. All in all seems like it was a good day for all.
Two wrongs making a right?? Nice name.
I love Ethan’s attitude! “A whole bunch of little failures added up to a big success.”✌️
Ethan still stand positive and made it a good video !
That's something Bob Ross would say!
Thank you Casey LaDelle for bringing Bruce Cook into our lives! Someone above looks out for all of us! :)
The best part about Casey calling out Bruce ….Is Bruce’s response video….especially the I hate Casey LaDelle shirt that Bruce is wearing…
And that shirt which apparently was a gift from Casey…
Your an awesome guy Casey I wish you and your family the best!
The fact that everything went wrong and you still got both of you out of there is still win. Congratulations on the job.
The thing about Casey is that he is prepared for nearly the worst. His vehicles have stuff in them to help the rescues and recoveries. He is also a thinker and figures out how to use ropes and winches to get the ordeal over and successful. Sure, the whole situation went to s***, but he put his brain in gear and everything worked out.
Exactly! He has an impressive amount of tricks and fixes and work arounds in his back pocket !
Absolutely. He really should have a pair of waders, or at least rubber rain boots, given all the times he's trying to pick his way through knee deep muck.
I didn't get the Bruce Cook tongue-in-cheek jab until I read the comments. I went from a bit confused to "that's pretty mean" to "Oh, I see" as I read. As far as this recovery went, you started out with the goal of helping someone in trouble (important) got in some trouble yourself, and then helped each other out to get to safety. While that may not have been a rousing success, it was in no way a failure in my book. 🥛🍪 (Couldn't find a chocolate milk emoticon, so here's a plain milk and a chocolate chip cookie. Cheers.)
"Hey, you can't park there!" (Chevy part- "that's my que") *CLACK!*
You might not be the best off road recovery person but you think on your feet which make a great recovery person
He never claimed to be good at it
Was actually quite surprised that you didn't bring out the tracks/pickup
Same
That’s what I was thinking? Is it down?
He sold the tracks, they were listed on marketplace a few weeks ago. It sounds like he still had them when the video was recorded, but maybe he already had a buyer and didn't want to use them.
Struggling with money??? You’d think tracks would be high priority for snow recovery
@@reese5212which set of tracks?
Thanks Casey, actually thought you despised Bruce Cook, watched him do a solo recover and was inspired! You took the hit to help a good guy, you're heart is worth it's weight in gold!
Many years ago I got trusted with the company Unimog to go collect a big stump grinder. Out for the day driving a Unimog by myself - dream job with a big responsibility. Got all the tricky urban stuff done and was heading back feeling overconfident when I encountered some military guys stuck in a ditch. Like a fool I offered to haul them out.
Everything went to Hell in a handbasket. Blocked the road, broke the back window in the cab, nearly flipped the army wagon, jack-knifed my trailer and got jammed, got a big chain knotted round the front linkage on the mog.
Left a huge mess in the road and limped back into the yard, late and ashamed!
I feel your pain.
I appreciate your honesty about anxiety. You do a good job of hiding it. I'm a sixty four year old retired firefighter who was forced to retire due to severe anxiety. As much as possible try to put things in perspective and realize all you can do is all you can do. Anxiety does not disappear when the job is done, it compounds in your soul and takes more and more out of you.
Casey, believe this, I was so anxious watching this (and it just kept snowing) but was able to watch to the end because I knew you would succeed.
"What if" is a great game is how experienced real people survive. You are doing good.
Casey, we love the ZackLift and the Heavy Recoveries. We love the off-road recoveries too. We love the PLSBend clean-ups. We love the maintenance day videos - at home, at Nate’s, or at Ben’s!! We love the adventure across the mountains, deserts, and the flatlands videos.
If you are not nervous on a recovery, then you are not thinking, and that is when the real danger starts. You are always thinking!!! Also, when you go into the woods, you have backup plans for your backup plans for your plans (front winch, back winch, extra fuel, Yankum ropes, air down, compressor, etc.)! You are prepared!!!
Ethan is a great partner because he is always thinking, asking, questioning and has loads of experience too! He makes the team better!
Genuinely good work! Calm, cool, and collected. Made due when things went wrong. Like Ethan said, no one was hurt, customers vehicle out in one piece, and he’s got the best bar story for his buddies a guy could ask for. “I saved @caseyladelle!” Instantly coolest guy in the room 😂
Don't leave without me!! 🤣 Great job guys!! 🤘 That customer was wicked cool
Casey - as a lifelong (68 yrs) in-the-mud forester and outdoor recreator, you are doing just fine. I would take you on as a field team member anytime, anyplace. You are a testament to the USMC motto of Adapt & Overcome. So relax just a bit and get that chocolate milk!
A skillful sailor was never made by smooth seas. This actually showcases your skills , and fluid adjustment to challenges. Please keep doing off road recovery! This is what I keep coming back for , the creative adaptation to challenges in a beautiful surroundings
Everything went wrong. You literally lost every battle on this mission, yet no one got hurt, no property was damaged, and everyone got out safely. I would call that a completely successful mission! And the customer got a free tow and a great story about having to tow Casey to safety. And we all got some great life lessons. This may be your best video yet! Thanks for keeping it real and honest.
I agree completely! This might be my favorite video yet! He almost made it look to easy ! He had a fix for every problem
The empty chocolate milk shelf is the proverbial "cherry on top"
So that’s how you drive the algorithm…… talk shit on a guy in a wheel chair……. I guess I’m going to hell…. Because I got a pretty good chuckle when I looked him up and realized you were actually giving him a shout out. 😂
Lesson for the day: Making fun of handicapped people on the internet is good for business.
@@CaseyLaDelle lol, well it earned him another sub.
Hi Casey! I know you always want to do the best job you can for your customers but sometimes it just doesn’t happen,for those times I say two things, “SHIT HAPPENS”! and “DON’T SWEAT THE SMALL SHIT”! What counts is you try real hard to do your best!
Casey, when I watched your short the other day about BruceCook, I started to get upset, because I watch his channel, also. But when I realized what you were doing, I had to laugh. I hope it helps him. On this video, I can totally relate to what you are feeling, and saying. I grew up (in the 60s) helping my dad do similar recoveries with his '42 Dodge Army surplus 4x4 w/PTO winch on the front. Lots of mechanical failures, bad weather, etc, but he always got the job done. Just keep on doing you. The fact that it bothers you shows that your intentions are right! I'll keep waching!!!
Casey, you did a good job with all the obstacles presented in a foot of snow. It was a great video with all the challenges you faced. Problem solving is your super power, so be kind to yourself. I so happy you share an honest video of your adventures. I'm proud of you.
Days like this are humbling. Keep pulling brother
Everyone involved kept their patience and temper. That's a major win!
You only fail if you don’t keep trying and you keep trying so there you go and you can’t learn from success. You always learn from failures.
My note on it would be. Customer was stuck and spent the night. Casey went in to get them and in the end, everyone got out. Success in my book.
Casey, I appreciate your willingness to be so vulnerable and post this video. You.re human and things happen. You showed that perseverance and taking the time to think through the situation can still work to a positive outcome. And as stated before, the demonstration of team work despite your broken front end provided a way to get both vehicles out.
Casey, just love how real you are on all of your videos. You have so much determination and heart to help those poor souls that are stuck. I just love how you just keep thinking how to get out of each situation. God bless you and your family and keep being that person that you are.
The will to help others, the knowledge and experience you present is truly mind blowing. This was not a fail. Everyone went home, and learned lot!
Those overexposed shots actually looked kinda cool, with the truck just floating in blown out snow
Also, the cause of this was obviously passing on the opportunity to take the tracked Jeep out for a drive. I bet it sabotaged the other, wheeled Jeep to get some attention.
I was thinking the same thing
I have the feeling that the next time the tracked vehicle comes out, and Casey says: "I know it's a bit of overkill for this job.", there will be a: "Remember the Alamo" moment that references back to this unfortunate situation. Seriously though, considering how much effort you put into maintaining your equipment, thinking through the safest and best way to do recoveries, etc, I don't think you have any reason to feel awkward at all about the rare mishap that occurs. I'd bet significant money that you have far fewer of these problems than most other people, and the only real difference is that you have video of the few times it happens, which makes it seem far more impactful than it should be. That's all.
Tracks are sold and gone by now.
Casey, I have been on snow rescues where we had three out of four recovery rigs stuck for most of the three hours of the rescue and the original vehicle was maybe one hundred yards off the pavement. It is never a case of rescue vehicle / stuck vehicle, it is always just "we're all in this together now".
Great video! Any thing can get stuck, What you do about it is what counts!
Thanks for explaining that about Ethan helping.
I call it a successful mission. Both of you got out with your rigs. And everyone is in good shape. Just a broken axle. Good job Casey!
What your good at Casey is putting yourself out there and being vulnerable to help people that dont have an option for getting themselves out of a bad situation. If you werent willing to face your fears and anxiety, lives could be lost and at a minimum the people that you are helping would become overwhelmed by anxiety because they dont know what to do and have become desperate. Over time your experience will overcome your anxiety if you keep in mind that what you do matters more even when your afraid than the people that are desperate and have no means tor helping themselves. You're the most courageous and considerate guy out there making a difference in peoples lives when it matters most. If you weren't, the masses wouldnt be tuning in. What you're doing gives people confidence to live there lives even if they have challenges to overcome as you do. Thanks for doing it all with grace and humility! You are making a difference.
Your stubborn is fed by perseverance. What are you good at? At not giving up. You didn't give up. I'd have called for help the first time I'd gotten stuck, right there. You worked right through every problem. Now, that is not just stubborn. That is real help. Even if a bit delayed. And you got both of the cars out. You didn't have to stay a night. It got solved by working together. That's just good teamwork.
Yes to the COCO! ...aww... was that the coco that was not there?
Casey I'm here for your heartwarming personality. 😊🇨🇦
Good on you for showing a recovery that didn't go well! Makes you more authentic than usual.
Y’all worked together and at the end of the day everyone is out and safe. Good job.
I like that video!! good job, Casey!!! Things went wrong no panic just got it done!! For someone that says they don’t know what they’re doing. You sure are good at what you do!!! I learned something every time I watch you whether it’s heavy wrecker or off-road!! All your videos are good!!
Could see the colour draining from you through this video. Understand the anxiety bit 100% but you're incredibly calm throughout and that'll almost always get you through. Nice one 👌🏻
It's amazing to watch your videos Casey! Thank you for sharing. I'm an old fashioned man in my 70's and follow Geo-politics a lot. Your videos show your innate honor. Your self-deprecating sense of humor that you share with us helps a bring that across. It's such a break to see this for me.
Thank you!
Casey, give yourself some grace❤ You went to help someone, everything went wrong, but your tenacity, perseverance and knowledge helped both of you get out of this situation safe! Win, Win! 👍😎 Thanks for showing that the world is not perfect😊 I hate it that the chocolate milk was sold out😢 Keep on and stay safe out there! ❤️🙏
Don't punish yourself mentally, you ARE trying to help, that's the important part. And you do have the necessary equipment and know how to use it, that's a BIG plus! Everything didn't go wrong, your winching skills are what saved the day, not everyone has that knowledge.
I have to admit, you're one hell of a resourseful recovery expert. When the going gets tought, the tough gets going. Every recovery has some unknowns. You're dependent upon the customer to give information that may not be accurate or complete. But they aren't experts. Your customer, I imagine, also shares your anxiety wondering if he'd even be able to call for help. In the end, a successful recovery.
A lot went wrong but it wasn't a failure. You got in and you got the customer out. It might not have gone as planned but the mission succeeded.
I enjoy the heavy recovery videos, but I got to say the off road ones are something else! Love them! Thanks for the upload!
Interesting , Thank You . Another fine example of working together. As to Ethan , In my opinion he will do what he will do what works for the mission . Eventually i think that he will go on his own missions and that way you CAN be in 2 places at the same time. The descision is you'rs. Happy trails
Thanks for posting this video to show that things do happen out of your control on to the next!
In the words of John Denver “ Some days are diamonds, some days are stones “. This one was a huge rock.
The anxiety Going Out is what makes you the best for what you do. I'm a trucker and I have anxiety. You're not the only one casey , and we're both in the northwest doing what we love
Great video, and that was 100% a successful recovery! You never gave up. You and the customer made it out safely. I deal with the same struggles of will I be able to rescue the customer every time I head out on a job. That nervous filling keeps us on our toes and coming home to our families. Keep up the good work!
I like the real world look at what exactly can go wrong. Parts break it happens. I appreciate that you do show the down side. Love the honesty. Love your content, don't change any of it
I appreciate the honesty about anxiety on these recoveries. We rarely see it on this side of the video!
GREAT JOB CASEY! Especially your slightly underhanded hat tip to Bruce. I went to his channel and subscribed, as I am certain many others did. Brice has some serious grit - out there getting it DONE in spite of a “little” impediment. A very determined man, and an inspiration to this old post-stroke man to get out and do whatever I can still do!
Thanks for pointing us to him Casey!
Hi Casey, don't beat yourself up too much! It's jobs like this that give us those Macguyver moments that are soo great to watch! You just helped show thousands of fans what to do when the SHTF!
Casey while in the towing business myself, I’ve learned you need days like this to really appreciate all those great recoveries one has done in the past. Here’s to towing another day with better circumstances. Hang in there and keep your head up high. You’ve earned it with all the great things you have done and succeeded. 🇨🇦viewer.
You are great at entertaining us! You clearly had a rough day. Not a total failure - everyone got home! As always, thanks for taking us along.
Keep calm and carry on! That's the way. Well done for working with the customer to get both of you out. 👍😊
To get loose from the snow, always turn the wheels to follow your tracks into the snow. That makes it easier for the car to pull itself out of the situation. If it gets stuck, try rocking it forward and back again several times and see if you finally will get the traction you need.
Don’t be hard on yourself. You have a brilliant mind to figure out all the angles that you do. Time after time.
Like always no good deed goes unpunished. Just the same you got all of you are out safe. Thanks for helping.
You still got it done and as a team you all got out safe good job your knowledge is worth alot
You are a great man Casey, Humble and hard working
Total success. You are both out
Thanks for the recovery video Casey & Ethan. I was surprised you didn't take the track truck. No recovery goes perfect every time and this one shows the things that can go wrong, since they did. Glad the winch held up. Looking forward to the upgrades on Red. This made me miss the track jeep but I know this one will be a worthy replacement especially after the up grades.
Thank you for letting us enjoy you having to adapt to get you and the customer out when things didn’t go as planned. You usually make recovery look routine so it was great watching what you called a “fail” but I’d refer to as adapt and succeed.
Good job Casey. You worked through a variety of difficulties using your knowledge , experience and equipment. Don’t beat yourself up.
i loved your video great teamwork,the true test of someones character is how they respond when things go wrong.
Broken pinion??
Love watching you do any recovery.
With that said, you have a truck that would have been perfect for this deep snow…
But you still got him out with broken equipment, so you must be good at it!
Thank you for being willing to help people in there time of need!
This is the best video you've made. Anyone who would showcase their own pitfalls and do everything possible to complete the recovery is in a special class. I enjoyed watching this immensely. Your customer was a class act with great driving skills, along with a great ability to follow instructions. The whole thing was impressive.
wow Casey you have been busy while i have been absent from the world of youtube this was one nice recovery the best part was the way in which you still got the cusomer out and yourself back home with you ability to be not good at anything (as you keep telling us) yet you still managed to get the customer unstuck and were able to use the customer to help both of you get out of the situation maybe as you said you need too stick to that big truck stuff or maybe you deal with whatever call you recieve at that particular time one at a time thanks for bringing us along on your adventure and that camera man is doing one hell of a job.
Casey, You did really, really, good with what you had to work with. Your are a Super Hero!! We Love ya, Brother.
Just shows what can happen on a recovery...Glad with winching and the trees you got there....Stay safe and will see you on the next one
Sometimes working the problem is all you can do! It’s ok to have a bad day and it’s even better to admit to a bad day and still come out on the other side.
That was a good recovery. Both of y’all got out. Shit happens but you made it work.
Thank you, Casey, you are such a good man!
Cheers!!
Having grown up and done about half my driving in places where snow happens, I know one main thing about driving in the stuff. DO NOT SPIN the tires. The instant you spin is when you're gonna have to work to move. Otherwise, Casey, I really admire your attitude and approach to getting things done.
Been watching for a few weeks, finally subscribed. The candid nature of the videos appeals, winter messes with all of us.
And just like that, unsubbed and selected don't recommend channel. Nice work buddy.
Love the way Casey takes all the blame for all the bad decisions. Thats the sign of a good man!
I really enjoy watching your videos and it’s awesome how you are always helping people and rescuing them for free
Kudos on you! A lot of TH-camrs would never have posted this video and risk embarrassment. You show the good and bad. Keep on keeping it real Casey. 2 thumbs up!!!!
Casey, when things go wrong it’s all about pulling together and getting through it. You Ethan and the customer all pulled together and pulled it off. Great job and great video.
I appreciate your transparency and modest honesty. I don't understand people who prefer "ignorance is Bliss" we should all want full truth even if it's self depreciating. Truth allows solutions... sugar coating impedes solutions...
9:37 POP !, though it might have sounded a bit crunchy before that.
That sucks But you got everyone home, so ultimately that's a win.
Thanks for uploading this stuff for people That can't do this stuff.
No matter how sarcastic, keep it up. It always makes me chuckle 😊
Couldnt have happened to a more humble, nice guy
Man i could feel the stress through the screen, definitely a lesson learned!
LOVED this video not everything went smooth . But with knowledge and work things worked out .
That part of the hilift can also be used for clamping.
A hilift has to he one of the most dangerous tools, especially if you don't use your brain, but when your winch fails and it's all you've got left, or when even wincing won't get you out of added hole and you need to lift a wheel to stack some rocks, its such a valuable tool.
I love that Sequoia! It’s beautiful! Nice color! ⛄️🏁
What an awesome customer. Dude is an honorary employee.
You got the customer and yourselves out, good job. Don't beat yourself up, learn from it and move on. Those high lift jacks are the most dangerous jacks out there. I have 3 of them and learned the hard way. You can make you a larger base for the jack to make it more stable. We did that on ours no more learning the hard way.
I have a similar one, a bumper jack for my impala and it scares me to use it
Easy way to lose some teeth if you do anything wrong at all either it. I have a hilift, we are super careful with it.
You got yourself AND the client out and that's what matters. Don't look back and the next one will be better again. Greetings from Australia