For those wondering what happened to the thieves.... We have no idea. They left all their gas cans and tools behind, and were nowhere to be found by the time anyone got there.
Ah now I see why my idea of gussets on the rear may not work... Removable Fenders!!! Who’d a thunk ??? On my own Tandem trailer I welded a 2” receiver on it beneath the bottom edge and use a insert with a pulley, it works the same way as you do with the soft shackles, but centered. I also have the hand crank wench that I can keep tension on it so it doesn’t roll away! Great video Casey!
Thanks for another good video, unbelievable what people will go through and risk for gasoline and catalytic converters. I have rented many u-hauls over the years, I have only had to call for service one time while renting. I had rented a double axle enclosed trailer, all the tires looked fine till I loaded it, then I noticed one was low on air, I aired it up then went for a short drive to make sure I had the trailer loaded properly before I left early the next morning on a 750 mile trip. I rechecked the tire about 30 minutes later and it had lost about 10 psi. I called u-haul customer service, within 45 minutes of my call a man showed up and put on a new tire and wheel, I was so happy with the prompt service and the professionalism of the service provider.
@@punker4Real That is exactly what happened to the work van at my last job, thieves cut the resonator off, likely couldn't even see the Cat up by the engine.
Being a tow truck operator, I don't understand why he didnt block and skid. A 5 minute load took much longer due to not knowing what hes doing. You see he pulled it off the side of the Trailer when he could have blocked front tires and pulled it right up. Made the old messed up steering excuse.
Reminds me of a story years ago i was told where two lads tried doing an insurance job on a car.. One sat waiting for his mate to set fire to the insurance job ready to drive them away quick,five minutes went by,ten minutes went by and boom... Lad in the getaway car seen his mate clear the hedge and land in the road smouldering. Turned out the petrol he'd poured inside wouldn't light with matches thrown in so he leaned inside and lit one instead. He survived but had no hair and looked like a beetroot for months.
When tarping loads, the elastic "cargo nets" sold at Harbor Freight do a good job holding the tarp in place and minimizing flapping and tearing of the tarp. The elastic nets steady the tarp in many more places than one can do with ratchet straps. Obviously, the load has to be secured independently of the tarp and elastic net.
I have some of those and they work great, but I try to use as little reusable stuff as possible on burn jobs. Everything that touches it will smell like burnt plastic for a long time
Such a pro- 👍🏼👍🏽👍🏼👍🏽👍🏼I’m amazed how you so quickly assess each situation, and execute your plan, it seems like it’s always a breeze with you! You have such a well rounded, personality and attitude, you just roll! I find your channel so uplifting!
Awesome job Casey. You think of everything!! ( except your ladder. Lol) your videos are always intriguing to me. I'm a 77 year old lady but I still love to learn things and I do with every one of your videos!! 😊😊
I worked at uhaul in Oregon for a short time. Every single night we would have cat converters missing and many gas tanks with holes. they steal the trucks and trailers too. All on camera. I ask my manager why don't you guys just hire a security guard for a few hrs a night. He replied "cause the would cost the company way to much money" lol
They also are great to protect your rig from whatever you are hauling, and even make nice picnic blankets. I keep a couple in my trunk, when folded & placed against things they work great to keep things from sliding around in the trunk.
Well that sucks , and this problem is more than likely going to get worse if Gasoline goes up to $7.00 per gallon that some predict. I am wondering if it would be less expensive to hire a night time guard at that location. Seems like the losses there are really significant. Thumbs UP Casey. 👍
@@i486DX66 I will guarantee that the only thing an insurance claim would be filed on would be the total loss of a vehicle. There would not be a claim filed on stolen gas , drilled gas tanks , cut gas tank fill pipes , stolen batteries , stolen catalytic converters and other thefts like that. That is being paid for out of somebodies pocket "Probably U Haul".. That means that they are also paying out of pocket for the labor to have those problems taken care of. If they filed a claim for all losses the Insurance company would quickly drop them and they would have no insurance at all.
@@richardthomas1743 yep, like most other retailers they figure in what they are going to average in losses due to theft and add that into the price of their products or services to compensate so the honest good folks pay for the criminal actions
@@richardthomas1743 possibly. I know that commercial insurance policies are different than personal and you can get coverage for just about anything, just a matter of cost. Either way cost just gets passed onto the consumer. They won't pay someone $15 / hr to watch a lot. Cameras, lighting, maybe a wall with retired police guard dog inside would make more sense than hiring people.
Once again, great rigging. Loved seeing the bridge 68over the Willamette. I've crossed that hundreds of times. Haven't seen it since 1968. Thanks for the good video
In my 35 years at U-haul, about the time you think you have seen it all something new comes around. As for having fences, U-Haul wants open lots so customers can drop off and now pick up 24-7. It is a constant battle with the thieves stealing cats and drilling gas tanks.....
Putting that truck on pulling it across was cool made me smile it went on so good. Always looks easy when someone is good at something. The amount of times I saw this guy with a yellow truck and trailer pushing and leveraging with ramps to center stuff 😁😂 me shouting at screen put a loop on side of trailer and pull it across 👍👍 work smart not hard 👍👍👍👍👍
You brought back lots of childhood memories. I lived in Eugene until I was 14. Then we moved out to Pleasant Hill along side the Coast Fork of the Willamette. I have spent lots of time around your beautiful home, love Central Oregon. You are doing a great job with your channel!
Awesome job. I have "seen" you in several other channels that I follow (Matt's Offroad Recovery). I am enjoying your content as well. Thank you for posting!
Was at rigger loft supply the other day and seen a double ended grab hook. Could use like your ratchet binder to shorten a chain. Also shrink wrap has come way down in price. Comes in 40 mil. I use it for weird stuff on my low boy. Saves my good tarps. Thanks for sharing.
Putting that truck on and pulling it across was fun; it always looks easy when someone is good at something. The number of times I saw this guy with a yellow truck and trailer pushing and leveraging with ramps to center stuff had me shouting at the screen, "Put a loop on the side of the trailer and pull it across!"
I use to like watching your videos for the scenery and the trouble that people got in. Then I found out that you were teaching math and science when loading, winching and recovering. Now it feels like I am in school when I watch your videos only I am enjoying it!!!
That was a nice rigging job to pull that truck! You'd almost think you had done it before!! U haul makes me wonder how many trucks they have between the U.S and Canada.
take a look at 11foot 8 inch bridge or a name like that you tube channel ,, lots of rental trucks and other trucks loose there top going under a bridge ..that's under 12 feet with lights and signs ..fun too watch that sight .. how many people that do not read a sign when driving ..
Just on the west coast. Tweakers homeless mentally ill are being coddled and sooonfed. You don't see this In this degree anywhere else in this country.
A little tip for you…grab some old floor mats and protect the corners of the u-haul box from tearing through the tarp, because you had it tapped really good they would have stayed in place. Also give yourself credit, don’t say you’re being lazy….you are working smarter not harder, and the floor of the trailer was much cleaner with the blower than most brooms will do, no fine dust left over to blow around at 60mph!
I am new to your channel. It is wonderful listening to your informative content. I have watched several and look back to see other videos. Stay safe. Peace Out
You used the same unloading trick I used to use when delivering rebar to construction sites. Check area clear, reverse briskly, apply brakes...self unloading rebar! That was the one ton Chev. The C-65 dump was a whole different game. 😉
Great job in getting it on and off the trailer Casey, considering how many items you forgot, nice segway to merchandise ordering, a leaf blower nice creative move 👍, I was watching your binder handle bend and thinking does he know 🤔😉😄 I enjoyed your video with Matt's offroad recovery and his new build. 😊👍
I learned this side pull chain trick from an earlier video of yours. Since then I have used this trick and shared it with others too. I love stuff like this. Thanks fir sharing Casey.
It’s nice to see that you take extra precautions to make your load safe 👍. I’ve been using a blower to clean my shop floor for years lots easier than sweeping
On my car hauler I added a d ring in centre of rear to save on damage to winch lines and snatch blocks…Casey you might want to add one or a chain slot..
around here they used to take a body hammer and punch the tank, i guess a drill is "faster", then again, things like this tend to happen when one is "mething around", stay safe out there brother, people are crazy
That would be awesome!!! Hopefully they die an agonizing death. We have too many thieves, and I do NOT want to set them up with free room and board for a couple of years so that when they get out, they will have learned how to be better thieves. No repeat offenders. That is a win win situation!
Thieves are the worst. Buddy rented an RV once and we discovered the lines had been cut when it dumped fuel everywhere at the gas station when we went to fill up.
Your cable rigging was very impressive. To save tarp tears, a scrap of carpet might help. Try using an extendable pole from a swimming pool to position the tarp and straps. Another great adventure..
word of advice for tarpin lay the tarp out and fold both sides into the middle lay it down the middle of the truck and then unfold over each side saves on pulling it over sharp edges and it geting hung up on sharp edges
Good job Casey! I know it’s money in your pocket and u-haul will write it off on their insurance but in the end we all pay and when gas hit $7.00 per gallon you’re gonna be a busier man.
For those wondering what happened to the thieves.... We have no idea. They left all their gas cans and tools behind, and were nowhere to be found by the time anyone got there.
Brushed motors make sparks brushless motors do not unless they are broken and then they don't turn
karma hope they meet their maker sooner than later
@@spirit_wolf123 thief's can't afford gas let alone brushless drills...
Bet they didn't sleep that comfortably that night...
Casey--The whole time I was watching this I was wondering if the perp(s) met their doom. If they didn't--too bad.
"a Tortilla is just a tarp for your dinner" lmao Casey out here with some deep insight....
The more thieves that hurt themselves the more I smile.
I wish there was video.
By far, the BEST dismount I've ever witnessed! Casey gets the GOLD! 🥇😊👍
Thanks Casey. I can tell you are good at wrapping Christmas presents😂😂😂
I know Tucker was poking at you for explaining things too much but I love it. You're entertaining and informative. Thank you.
@ Jim_Adams do I know you?😂
The way you do jobs reminds me of when I installed carpet with my three brothers😂😂😂
Ah now I see why my idea of gussets on the rear may not work...
Removable Fenders!!! Who’d a thunk ???
On my own Tandem trailer I welded a 2” receiver on it beneath the bottom edge and use a insert with a pulley, it works the same way as you do with the soft shackles, but centered. I also have the hand crank wench that I can keep tension on it so it doesn’t roll away! Great video Casey!
Thanks for another good video, unbelievable what people will go through and risk for gasoline and catalytic converters. I have rented many u-hauls over the years, I have only had to call for service one time while renting. I had rented a double axle enclosed trailer, all the tires looked fine till I loaded it, then I noticed one was low on air, I aired it up then went for a short drive to make sure I had the trailer loaded properly before I left early the next morning on a 750 mile trip. I rechecked the tire about 30 minutes later and it had lost about 10 psi. I called u-haul customer service, within 45 minutes of my call a man showed up and put on a new tire and wheel, I was so happy with the prompt service and the professionalism of the service provider.
i'm glad my CAT is tucked under the engine bay most likely they will take my muffler since it a decoy (looks like a cat)
@@punker4Real That is exactly what happened to the work van at my last job, thieves cut the resonator off, likely couldn't even see the Cat up by the engine.
The idiots if it didn't jill them will try that again! Because some people never learn! Good job Casey loading and tarping that mess!
being a Eugene resident..I'm seriously tempted to go see this thing. Nice solo job on that sucker.
Being a tow truck driver this was extremely satisfying watching you’re rigging from the truck to trailer 👌
Being a tow truck operator, I don't understand why he didnt block and skid. A 5 minute load took much longer due to not knowing what hes doing. You see he pulled it off the side of the Trailer when he could have blocked front tires and pulled it right up. Made the old messed up steering excuse.
You never have to worry about varied content from Casey. Always something different to see.
Reminds me of a story years ago i was told where two lads tried doing an insurance job on a car..
One sat waiting for his mate to set fire to the insurance job ready to drive them away quick,five minutes went by,ten minutes went by and boom...
Lad in the getaway car seen his mate clear the hedge and land in the road smouldering.
Turned out the petrol he'd poured inside wouldn't light with matches thrown in so he leaned inside and lit one instead.
He survived but had no hair and looked like a beetroot for months.
When tarping loads, the elastic "cargo nets" sold at Harbor Freight do a good job holding the tarp in place and minimizing flapping and tearing of the tarp. The elastic nets steady the tarp in many more places than one can do with ratchet straps. Obviously, the load has to be secured independently of the tarp and elastic net.
That is AWESOME. Definitely going to add that to the mental toolbox, thank you!
I have some of those and they work great, but I try to use as little reusable stuff as possible on burn jobs. Everything that touches it will smell like burnt plastic for a long time
@@CaseyLaDelle you are a Tarp Master... nicest wrap i have ever seen on TH-cam..
Thats not lazy. It working smarter not harder! Great job
Such a pro- 👍🏼👍🏽👍🏼👍🏽👍🏼I’m amazed how you so quickly assess each situation, and execute your plan, it seems like it’s always a breeze with you! You have such a well rounded, personality and attitude, you just roll! I find your channel so uplifting!
I know all of these places well. Always fun watching your videos and seeing Oregon again.
Isn’t it so sad that whom ever did this to the Ute feels the world owes them ! Casey another awesome job well done! ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
Awesome job Casey. You think of everything!! ( except your ladder. Lol) your videos are always intriguing to me. I'm a 77 year old lady but I still love to learn things and I do with every one of your videos!! 😊😊
Me too! Am a 75 Gram with more tools than jewlery! Always looking for another Casey adventure!!
Mr Casey. Haven't finished watching but I know it will be good. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
I worked at uhaul in Oregon for a short time. Every single night we would have cat converters missing and many gas tanks with holes. they steal the trucks and trailers too. All on camera. I ask my manager why don't you guys just hire a security guard for a few hrs a night. He replied "cause the would cost the company way to much money" lol
I was thinking of a yard watch dog.
Harbor Freight also sells moving blankets which works pretty good for padding on sharp edges to help protect the tarps a little.
They also are great to protect your rig from whatever you are hauling, and even make nice picnic blankets. I keep a couple in my trunk, when folded & placed against things they work great to keep things from sliding around in the trunk.
I think you're doing awesome job Casey you keep up the good work thumbs up to you dude thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well that sucks , and this problem is more than likely going to get worse if Gasoline goes up to $7.00 per gallon that some predict. I am wondering if it would be less expensive to hire a night time guard at that location. Seems like the losses there are really significant. Thumbs UP Casey. 👍
Probably not. Cheaper to file an insurance claim than pay someone $15/hr to stand around and might not even prevent the theft anyway
I agree.
@@i486DX66 I will guarantee that the only thing an insurance claim would be filed on would be the total loss of a vehicle. There would not be a claim filed on stolen gas , drilled gas tanks , cut gas tank fill pipes , stolen batteries , stolen catalytic converters and other thefts like that. That is being paid for out of somebodies pocket "Probably U Haul".. That means that they are also paying out of pocket for the labor to have those problems taken care of. If they filed a claim for all losses the Insurance company would quickly drop them and they would have no insurance at all.
@@richardthomas1743 yep, like most other retailers they figure in what they are going to average in losses due to theft and add that into the price of their products or services to compensate so the honest good folks pay for the criminal actions
@@richardthomas1743 possibly. I know that commercial insurance policies are different than personal and you can get coverage for just about anything, just a matter of cost. Either way cost just gets passed onto the consumer. They won't pay someone $15 / hr to watch a lot. Cameras, lighting, maybe a wall with retired police guard dog inside would make more sense than hiring people.
Great job as always Casey!!!!! Thanks for sharing.☺️☺️☺️👍👍👍👍
I love how you drive all over places I have been/recognize, having been an Oregonian for 45 years.
Once again, great rigging. Loved seeing the bridge 68over the Willamette. I've crossed that hundreds of times. Haven't seen it since 1968. Thanks for the good video
Thank you for editing the blower noise down! I saw it come out and was trying to get my earplugs out quick lol.
In my 35 years at U-haul, about the time you think you have seen it all something new comes around. As for having fences, U-Haul wants open lots so customers can drop off and now pick up 24-7. It is a constant battle with the thieves stealing cats and drilling gas tanks.....
There are a few yards around here that are fully fenced. They just end up with a fence repair bill on top of the truck damage
I have a new found respect for the staff at U Haul for having to deal with this day in day out!
Putting that truck on pulling it across was cool made me smile it went on so good. Always looks easy when someone is good at something. The amount of times I saw this guy with a yellow truck and trailer pushing and leveraging with ramps to center stuff 😁😂 me shouting at screen put a loop on side of trailer and pull it across 👍👍 work smart not hard 👍👍👍👍👍
You brought back lots of childhood memories. I lived in Eugene until I was 14. Then we moved out to Pleasant Hill along side the
Coast Fork of the Willamette. I have spent lots of time around your beautiful home, love Central Oregon. You are doing a great job with your channel!
Awesome job. I have "seen" you in several other channels that I follow (Matt's Offroad Recovery). I am enjoying your content as well. Thank you for posting!
Thank you from KSA.
I'm sorry that you ended up having to lose. But I hope that the person that did this got what they deserved
Thieves are certainly not known to be the sharpest tools in the shed that is for sure.
also the another saying is they don't catch the smart ones ..
Was at rigger loft supply the other day and seen a double ended grab hook. Could use like your ratchet binder to shorten a chain. Also shrink wrap has come way down in price. Comes in 40 mil. I use it for weird stuff on my low boy. Saves my good tarps. Thanks for sharing.
Putting that truck on and pulling it across was fun; it always looks easy when someone is good at something. The number of times I saw this guy with a yellow truck and trailer pushing and leveraging with ramps to center stuff had me shouting at the screen, "Put a loop on the side of the trailer and pull it across!"
Twins up in here 🤣🤣🤣
Had to watch this twice to get the full effect. YOUR AMAZING!
You are a master at this stuff...
I use to like watching your videos for the scenery and the trouble that people got in. Then I found out that you were teaching math and science when loading, winching and recovering. Now it feels like I am in school when I watch your videos only I am enjoying it!!!
Another great video. Explaining how you did the haul was A ONE.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT CASEY watching you work
Keep up the good work. Cool tips and tricks when loading up a onto a trailer. I learned something today.
Enjoyed your video and the use of the binder to pull the vehicle over. Cool
That was a nice rigging job to pull that truck! You'd almost think you had done it before!! U haul makes me wonder how many trucks they have between the U.S and Canada.
take a look at 11foot 8 inch bridge or a name like that you tube channel ,, lots of rental trucks and other trucks loose there top going under a bridge ..that's under 12 feet with lights and signs ..fun too watch that sight .. how many people that do not read a sign when driving ..
Back home making it all look easy again. Grateful there is no smell o vision!
Is it just me, or is the world going to hell in a handbasket real quick-like?
It is and it is our job to take the reigns and take our power back.
It's there already. Can't wait to get off. Too crazy, even for me.
Just on the west coast. Tweakers homeless mentally ill are being coddled and sooonfed. You don't see this In this degree anywhere else in this country.
A little tip for you…grab some old floor mats and protect the corners of the u-haul box from tearing through the tarp, because you had it tapped really good they would have stayed in place. Also give yourself credit, don’t say you’re being lazy….you are working smarter not harder, and the floor of the trailer was much cleaner with the blower than most brooms will do, no fine dust left over to blow around at 60mph!
What a wonderful example of physics. Your tarp wrap was pretty great too. Amazing work ethic.
I am new to your channel. It is wonderful listening to your informative content. I have watched several and look back to see other videos. Stay safe. Peace Out
You used the same unloading trick I used to use when delivering rebar to construction sites. Check area clear, reverse briskly, apply brakes...self unloading rebar! That was the one ton Chev. The C-65 dump was a whole different game. 😉
Great job. One of the fun ones when you start retelling your "sea stories"
That was my question....
You sure are a hard worker, Casey.
I greatly admire you and your work ethic.
Thanks for sharing!
Great job in getting it on and off the trailer Casey, considering how many items you forgot, nice segway to merchandise ordering, a leaf blower nice creative move 👍, I was watching your binder handle bend and thinking does he know 🤔😉😄 I enjoyed your video with Matt's offroad recovery and his new build. 😊👍
I learned this side pull chain trick from an earlier video of yours. Since then I have used this trick and shared it with others too. I love stuff like this. Thanks fir sharing Casey.
Your creativity in loading that thing was amazing! Thanks for the instructional video. 🙂 Also, you’re helping me to see a RAM in my future. 😉
It’s nice to see that you take extra precautions to make your load safe 👍. I’ve been using a blower to clean my shop floor for years lots easier than sweeping
Casey, you made that tarp job look so easy, great job! Thanks for the tips along the way. We love your channel!
You do a good job. God bless. 👍👍❤️❤️
Casey your videos are always so good, you explain everything so well. You are amazing! Don’t change a thing.
On my car hauler I added a d ring in centre of rear to save on damage to winch lines and snatch blocks…Casey you might want to add one or a chain slot..
I have slots in the center of the tail
Always interesting 😊. Thanks for sharing!
Clicked "LIKE" because I admire your tenacity to get a job done. Hope the culprits have a few blisters.
I want them to have substantially more than a blister!!
@@Rat-Builder Agree! I like "Blew themselves up" but, unfortunately there is no evidence.
Thank u for the kids
Experience shows. You make it look so easy.
Crazy stuff
Loading it by yourself ,Great video,Moving pull points aroud is fully expected,The guy in Scott City Missouri loads the same way sometimes
Ron Pratt th-cam.com/video/l4hz0CCbQFk/w-d-xo.html
Hopefully the thieves got hurt you're right it loaded on better than I thought it would and came off keep up the great videos
I love the setup Case as always awesome video man , id call that working smart over hard I'm getting a leaf blower for my deck truck now 😂
Wow you made quick work of unloading that truck. Your experience shows !!
The mesh tarps at harbor freight are great, they keep everything but the dust in and Don't tear themselves apart from flapping
around here they used to take a body hammer and punch the tank, i guess a drill is "faster", then again, things like this tend to happen when one is "mething around", stay safe out there brother, people are crazy
Amazing job Casey I really like the reverse winch that was a smart idea that I haven't heard of before now
You're the MAN Casey, it's always fun to learn from watching you. Keep it up.
Nice Job unloading that wreck !
Hey that passenger side mirror looked ok. LOLOL one day Casey your gonna find a body under those trucks where they tried drilling those tanks.
Or what's left of one
That would be awesome!!! Hopefully they die an agonizing death. We have too many thieves, and I do NOT want to set them up with free room and board for a couple of years so that when they get out, they will have learned how to be better thieves. No repeat offenders. That is a win win situation!
After watching matt recover stuff for years, its nice to see someone do it the same way i would.
Your channel deserves more subscribers. Great content.
Thieves are the worst. Buddy rented an RV once and we discovered the lines had been cut when it dumped fuel everywhere at the gas station when we went to fill up.
Your cable rigging was very impressive. To save tarp tears, a scrap of carpet might help. Try using an extendable pole from a swimming pool to position the tarp and straps. Another great adventure..
Very slick brother, stay safe and keep your videos coming!
That's a darn shame, great job Casey👍
Lazy, nah… Smart! Thanks for the video.
Enjoyed the video. Tweakers cause so much property damage!
As others said...the tweakers likely had a brushed drill...
It's not lazy, it's working smarter, not harder.
You are a tow master
Love the content brother🤘🏻🇺🇸
Good work 👍
very cool and great job on 2-22-22 @22:22
Those Dewalt blowers work great for cleaning off trailers. I hear they aren't too bad for blowing leaves either!
excellent rigging configuration......good physics analysis......seems like a thick criminal population in your area....good work Casey......
word of advice for tarpin lay the tarp out and fold both sides into the middle lay it down the middle of the truck and then unfold over each side saves on pulling it over sharp edges and it geting hung up on sharp edges
Thank you !¡!!!
I was watching that handle bend like "bruh" lol. Clever use of chain, though.
Great winching tips and tricks 🤔 and video 🤩👍🏻😂
Custom curved low clearance binder handle, nice. :D
Good job Casey! I know it’s money in your pocket and u-haul will write it off on their insurance but in the end we all pay and when gas hit $7.00 per gallon you’re gonna be a busier man.
so good of you telling u how to steal gas