@@louisecassidy5991 It seemed a little slippery as well, in all fairness to the equine recovery team. He's normally not in front of them like that either, they didn't want to run him over, I could see them both hesitating. Astounding animals.
@@louisecassidy5991that’s because of how slippery is is. At my old job where the floor was wet all the time moving a heavy pallet of drums required short choppy steps you couldn’t really get a good pull or you’d slip. Same with these horses they almost slipped
That was dangerous on his part. The horses and/or the farmer could have been hurt if the wheels had caught traction. The proper way is to put it in gear, stay off the gas and be ready to brake.
@@40billwaugh Yes, you are right and the driver of the van was heavy on the foot and that probably is the reason he was in the ditch in the first place. Take care!
You reckon? Just go take a look at the Amish horses that end up at the auction marts for slaughter after their working days are done. All in terrible condition, thin as rakes and sore as hell in the back end... NOT good animal practice.
I wouldnt say they are the best farmers. Farmers that use machines get the jop faster but i get your point. They work hard with no machines so they have my respect
Odd time for this to show in my recommended, but the Amish feel that recreating the human face is an affront to God. This gentleman would probably appreciate his facing being blurred out for the video.
look at the horses rear hooves when they are pulling; they are literally digging their rounded toes into the ground to pull hard enough for their owner.
Credit their owner - he knew it would be a hard pull due to the icy road. So he got in front of them. Talked to them, and they pulled for him. I was worried - if he slipped and fell, that was not the place to be. But I don't think he was at all worried. Beautiful team.
he treats them well would be my guess as to why they would work so hard for him without being whipped or anything like that, pretty amazing pull on an icy road!
He spoke to the horses. No yelling or hitting. The horses have been bred for generations to pull. It's natural for them and they cooperated without fuss.
@@baskervillebee6097 Thsere should NEVER be any yelling, and especially hitting in the first place. How do humans have the right 2 breed animals specifically 4 their needs and their needs ONLY?
@@robyndismon394 yea luckily there was 0 neglect here and no horse was stressed. theyre clearly well cared for. why are you acting like breeding horses for certain needs is a bad thing anyway lmao? we have done it with dogs as well, dont see you complaining about that? a lot of the times those breeds LOVE to do what theyre bred for anyway.
Nice of him to help, but I really don't like what he did to the horses. He was pulling hard on their reins which are attached to the mouth. He was pulling hard on the metal that's in their mouths. Not cool at all. Very painful.
pulling forward on the bit like that actually is less painful then pulling back on the bit. that is a simple loose ring snaffle anyway which is one of the softest bits. he didnt pull incredibly hard either, and he had to do it to help keep the horses steady. the horses knew this and were not in pain, it only lasted for a few seconds as well which isn't insanely deteriorating. i highly doubt he does this everyday. you can even see he started out behind them to the side like how a normal person would driving horses (which is essentially painless as the rein is not directly contacted to the bit anyways), but then quickly realized that wouldn't work without tiring the horses out too fast.
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Oh the irony of Amish horses pulling a cable service van.. This is great
😂 right?
I friggin love these videos 😂
I hope that DirecTV guy hooked him up with some cool.....books.
I am willing to bet they.... refused...
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😅😅😅
Best two horse power engine I ever saw.
A horse especially a draft one has way more than one horsepower.
@@Angelaius I know, my grandfather drove a team of horses on the farm.
@@WILD4X4D thats great. My grandparents had horses aswell but long before I was born. Not sure if they had draft horses tho I doubt.
*Amish horses pull van out of snow.
Yes that’s what I said
Amish man pulls Amish horses which pull van out of snow. Actually, the horses seemed a little gutless, accustomed to pulling things which MOVE.
@@louisecassidy5991 It seemed a little slippery as well, in all fairness to the equine recovery team. He's normally not in front of them like that either, they didn't want to run him over, I could see them both hesitating. Astounding animals.
@@louisecassidy5991that’s because of how slippery is is. At my old job where the floor was wet all the time moving a heavy pallet of drums required short choppy steps you couldn’t really get a good pull or you’d slip. Same with these horses they almost slipped
The horses; beauty, power, strength, intelligence all in one animal. These Belgian draught horses (that's their breed) are amazing animals.
Horses like to work… also very beautiful!
Even on ice those draft horses pulled that van out. Not sure why his was gunning it so much though! Well done job!
That was dangerous on his part. The horses and/or the farmer could have been hurt if the wheels had caught traction. The proper way is to put it in gear, stay off the gas and be ready to brake.
@@40billwaugh Yes, you are right and the driver of the van was heavy on the foot and that probably is the reason he was in the ditch in the first place. Take care!
It’s impossible not to love the Amish
Hats off to those powerful Belgians!
My parents were Belgian! 👍
The Amish...best neighbors anybody could ever have and the BEST farmers on the planet, all accomplished with horses. Incredible.
You reckon? Just go take a look at the Amish horses that end up at the auction marts for slaughter after their working days are done. All in terrible condition, thin as rakes and sore as hell in the back end... NOT good animal practice.
I wouldnt say they are the best farmers. Farmers that use machines get the jop faster but i get your point. They work hard with no machines so they have my respect
@@thebrownninjamasterofbrown2064
Amish corn (yeah, I said that) is much taller and greener than big farmers chemical burnt corn.
Good man and a team of horses.
Actually the horses pulled the van out
This video should have many more comments and views. And direct tv should give that guy free tv for life!!!
They do not watch TV....
@@tamousha what they doing in their neighborhood then?
What beautiful workhorses ♥️
Odd time for this to show in my recommended, but the Amish feel that recreating the human face is an affront to God. This gentleman would probably appreciate his facing being blurred out for the video.
Proper horsepower
Love this video!, Thanks!
Now there's some good horse 🐎 power!
those horses are strong! The title is wrong. It was not the Amish man
Amish man pulls van out of snow.
Of course he does.
Nice to see you finally got into the suggested feeds after 8 years.
Amish man and horsies 🐴🐎😊
Best stuck video ever!
Now that is true horse power lol
GORGEOUS MULES!!
Love the video amish are cool
real horsepower XD
There ya go, real horsepower!
🌱❤️
LMMFAO @ "HORSE POWER"
Horse power! Nice team.
Give these 2 horses an extra pad of hay for their good work.
Real horse power
look at the horses rear hooves when they are pulling; they are literally digging their rounded toes into the ground to pull hard enough for their owner.
Draft horses are amazing. They managed pull the car on slippery road. Imagine if the road isnt slippery. It might take them one pull
Credit their owner - he knew it would be a hard pull due to the icy road. So he got in front of them. Talked to them, and they pulled for him. I was worried - if he slipped and fell, that was not the place to be. But I don't think he was at all worried. Beautiful team.
he treats them well would be my guess as to why they would work so hard for him without being whipped or anything like that, pretty amazing pull on an icy road!
So powerful even on snow and ice. Incredible horse's
pulling the cableman out put that in your movie.
Van guy needs winter driving lessons.
The roads were slippery so they were scared to walk
they werent scared, just careful.
Wow
It wasn’t the man it was the horses. Those poor drafts.
wow
That is awesome to see what 2 horsepower can do to help a 5000+ lb van , lol
He didn’t the poor horses did.
Maybe there something to the original 4legged drive.
The HORSES pulled the van out of the snow with just a little help from man.
I sincerely hope the horses are well cared 4 and not hurt or stressed during this incident.
He spoke to the horses. No yelling or hitting.
The horses have been bred for generations to pull. It's natural for them and they cooperated without fuss.
@@baskervillebee6097 Thsere should NEVER be any yelling, and especially hitting in the first place.
How do humans have the right 2 breed animals specifically 4 their needs and their needs ONLY?
@@robyndismon394 because humans have domesticated animals for thousands of years to help us
@@robyndismon394 yea luckily there was 0 neglect here and no horse was stressed. theyre clearly well cared for. why are you acting like breeding horses for certain needs is a bad thing anyway lmao? we have done it with dogs as well, dont see you complaining about that? a lot of the times those breeds LOVE to do what theyre bred for anyway.
@@phoenixc7245 Which thousand(s) of years. My question was, who gave them the right?
And only two horse power!
Leave the electric car ,,,,,,frozen in the snow
2HP versus overpriced TV... place your bets folks...
gj ezekiel.
Poor horses and Amish horse pull van out of snow
I think it was the horses that pulled the van out of the ditch , The only pulling the man did was on the horses! Just sayin!
suffice it to say you simply do not understand teamwork
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Nichts geht über zwei PS 😂
Nice of him to help, but I really don't like what he did to the horses. He was pulling hard on their reins which are attached to the mouth. He was pulling hard on the metal that's in their mouths. Not cool at all. Very painful.
This is how this works the horses love what they do so no harm was done
pulling forward on the bit like that actually is less painful then pulling back on the bit. that is a simple loose ring snaffle anyway which is one of the softest bits. he didnt pull incredibly hard either, and he had to do it to help keep the horses steady. the horses knew this and were not in pain, it only lasted for a few seconds as well which isn't insanely deteriorating. i highly doubt he does this everyday. you can even see he started out behind them to the side like how a normal person would driving horses (which is essentially painless as the rein is not directly contacted to the bit anyways), but then quickly realized that wouldn't work without tiring the horses out too fast.