unless they swapped the nose that is an 82-87 suburban the 77 had the hood that bumped out in the center with round headlights the double stacked square headlights and the flat front hood didn't start until around 1982 and the 81-82 had the that style nose but the turn signals were in the front bumper.
Totally unprepared, no investigation of vehicles surroundings, wrong tires for the job, wrong cloths for conditions, no gas for the vehicle, most unprofessional recovery ever. But you still got it outta there. Way to stay with it.
I don't want to be an ass, but...I have to agree with you. Cold start after been sitting for years without checking if frozen/locked up is moronic...unless you have gobs of money. I won't be watching this channel again due to improper recovery equipment and vehicle. Just kinda embarrassing to the real recovery people.
I agree. Never should run it with old gas. Then let's it run with the cam messed up. If it's staged or not, just goes to show that these 2 boys are knowledgeable
Keep it clean what ever you decide to do with it sir . That 77 is awesome its as 9ld as I am lol . Glad you tube finally gave me an alert for hour vid God bless and stay send it Steve
Still waiting on the title but I’m excited about this one. And yeah TH-cam doesn’t promote my stuff but no worries I do it for fun anyways 🤙🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻 god bless you and yours
I’m glad to see young men going out and doing stuff like this. Sure they have to learn. The morons complaining are first still on the couch, and second they had to learn what they would need to do the job. These guys aren’t stopping because of adversity. I give them a hand for tenacity.
Apparently your ass is on the couch too, keyboard warrior!! Some of us know what we are talking about. Don't go having a meltdown cause someone posted a reply saying these 2 clowns seem not to know what they are doing. It's good to take good criticism. That's how you learn. We gonna call you "BOB VILLA". Since you don't know shit but learn from vids like this. Lmfao
I was thinking the same thing. I sure as hell wouldn’t be sticking my hands under there until at least trying to check to make sure nothing was under the hood “hangin out”.
@@gator2813 When he said that it was still very much stuck. Do I really need to explain it to you? or did it go that far over your head that I'd just be wasting my time anyways?
@@salvatorebaleno9807 Did you bother watching the entire video before you commented? He got it out. End of story. You can head back under the bridge now.
You need to get Yourself a Yank-um Connecticut rope or a Matt's Off Road Recovery rope in place of that strap for jobs like this. Secondly, When You started that engine, Sounded like fan was hitting something or flywheel.
Lower pressure in tires to aout 18 psi to make them flex and grip better! Driving in sand dunes will only work with soft tires! Driving on the sand dunes of crystal lake in Michigan you learn a lot!
What I did with my winch is mounted it on a receiver hitch mount and then put a receiver hitch on front of trailer. Now I can use winch on trailer or take it with me when I need to leave trailer behind.
I had a burb like that a while back and it was a beast. Had a bad blowout that sent me through a fence made of 6x6 posts and 2x6 runners. One of the splintered runners came right at me but the thick windshield stopped it or else it would have skewered me. About 150 bucks later and we were back on the road.
standard gear for any woods rescue: Weed whacker, machete, lops, bug spray, external gas tank with 15' of hose, coolant and tire chains, but determination won the day!
Honestly, this was actually painful to watch. The first thing that should have been done would be to check the fluids. At least the oil and coolant. Then see if the engine is stuck. Give the it a semi-thoro visual. My goodness... I dont mean to come off as an a-hole, but damn. I'm happy to see that you are rescuing these Chevys and that you have plans for them. I wish you success.
I would phrase it, "Nice Lady said I could have..." Then if a lady who watches TH-cam sees the video she might think of doing the same thing. Good video.
That sucks you gotta get a title when the truck is that old. In my state after 15 years you don't need a title anymore. Look forward to more awesome content!!
Rubber band tires aren't helping I feel like if you had deep threaded tires if that make sense it would have worked better but you said you had tires ordered so hopefully you can get the best of both for off roading and on road use
Some wonderful woman out of the kindness of her heart gave you her late husbands pickup and you call her an "Old Lady." Dang, you need some lessons in etiquacy
Need to watch Matt's Offroad Recovery and get a Yankum recovery rope. Would have popped this right out! Like that you're saving these old trucks. Good job.
Where I am from we don’t call that hard headed we call it stupid I guess that’s why so many people called me stupid in my younger days when I had trouble giving up, it seemed like your rig was barely pulling itself but I do enjoy watching, good luck and stay safe out there
Oops! Didn’t wait long enough to what it is. I actually had a ‘76 K5 Blazer with the removable hard top over the back. I also had a ‘95 K1500 Suburban that rode and drove great!!
Ya gotta love it when ya find them half canibalized trucks one side post terminal one top post on the other the old chrome air cleaner lying on the seat next to the dead possum that suicided.... The sure signs of a really good farm field buy is about 50 stinky tree air fresheners hanging off the review mirror and every knob in the thing...
You need to pick up a Matts Recovery Rope (Yankum Ropes) from Matt's Offroad Recovery. If you had used their rope you would have been able to pull out that Chevy on the first pull.
Nope. Denali had zero traction. Needs some actual tires. Could barely get itself moving. The key to the kinetic ENERGY ropes, is to actually have some ENERGY to yank em !!!! They need to stick to mall and dealership parking lots.
You’d have had and easier time pulling it out with my Denali. Not all Denalis are built the same. Yours is a Mall wagon and Mine is a 2500 4X4 Duramax. Denali is a trim package.
someone doesnt comprehend the science of kinetic energy transfer. back that denali back to the square body bumper and drive at medium speed then rest the rope for 48 hours so the fibers relax and loosen.
No rag when you're checking the oil dipstick in a semi-jungle? That's what a couple of nice big leaves are for...why get your fingers and/or shirt or pants oily? ;)
The Denali is a nice street truck but lacks low range and is full time AWD. Not ideal for yanking an old Burb out of the woods. That Burb looks like a 82-88 given the double stack front headlights and grill. Had an ‘K5 Blazer with the same front end. Good truck. Sounds like something was caught up in the fan/belts.
From expierence... i wouldve never started it up until i changed the oil and oil pump. Of course there is a tap all the oil sludge was in the bottom. Thats why the oil on the stick looked good. Also the oil returns could be clogged. Especially they said it made noise. 2nd I definitely checked the gas tank. If it has gas the fuel pump could be an issue. I wouldve been prepared to pull it out. If you were going to keep the engine. You couldve ruined.
First thing, wrong rims and tires on the Denali for hauling anything out of anywhere, second thing, while the piece of shit was running it sounds like the starter was still engaged and grinding the flywheel to shit. Or the fan was hitting the shroud, but whatever that noise was, it's not a good noise.
Consider getting tires better suited for pulling vehicles out of ruts. You risk damaging the transmission on your Denali pulling things out that way. Still, I subscribe, cause it's fun to watch......
Wrong strap for the job. Treat yourself to a kinetic rope and some real tires if you do this type of recovery very often. The old square body is not too bad but the engine does not sound so good on video. It's amazing that it even ran at all with that old of gas.
@David Babcock I realize that, but they can't work with a spinning limp dick mall crawling piece of shit that can barely tighten the rope! The Tahoe sounds like it has balls. Has zero traction. Probably open diff's. So, if those issues get fixed, THEN I agree, a kinetic rope is THE ticket.
@David Babcock gotta have traction to get the jerk. JMFC get a damn clue. A kinetic rope will not work without energy!!! Holy fuck I can't believe how SIMPLE you are.
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Can you all not hear that knocking and clinging and banging it's doing
It’s just the fan shroud hitting the fan
I was wondering if that was the problem
It will self clear 😆
That sound a lot more worse than just a fan trout hitting you can really hear it in your headphones it was making some top and noise
The man said they parked it because it had a bad engine noise. Somebody with a hammer trying to get out. Lol!! LS swap it.
Just imagine doing a light resto and coming back in the truck and giving her a final ride in it
That is a good idea
Yeah that would be sweet!!
probably still got them punctures on the headlining from her heels from the last ride she had in it
Makes my heart happy to see young people still willing to WORK. Thanks guys
even though im a Ford guy please resto this, it looks pretty clean!
unless they swapped the nose that is an 82-87 suburban the 77 had the hood that bumped out in the center with round headlights the double stacked square headlights and the flat front hood didn't start until around 1982 and the 81-82 had the that style nose but the turn signals were in the front bumper.
Looks like a 86
Totally unprepared, no investigation of vehicles surroundings, wrong tires for the job, wrong cloths for conditions, no gas for the vehicle, most unprofessional recovery ever. But you still got it outta there. Way to stay with it.
Is all stage
Never pull by snapping up slack
I don't want to be an ass, but...I have to agree with you. Cold start after been sitting for years without checking if frozen/locked up is moronic...unless you have gobs of money. I won't be watching this channel again due to improper recovery equipment and vehicle. Just kinda embarrassing to the real recovery people.
I agree. Never should run it with old gas. Then let's it run with the cam messed up. If it's staged or not, just goes to show that these 2 boys are knowledgeable
I'd love to see that suburban restored,I love them old squarebody suburbans
Keep it clean what ever you decide to do with it sir . That 77 is awesome its as 9ld as I am lol . Glad you tube finally gave me an alert for hour vid God bless and stay send it Steve
Still waiting on the title but I’m excited about this one. And yeah TH-cam doesn’t promote my stuff but no worries I do it for fun anyways 🤙🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻 god bless you and yours
I’m glad to see young men going out and doing stuff like this. Sure they have to learn. The morons complaining are first still on the couch, and second they had to learn what they would need to do the job. These guys aren’t stopping because of adversity. I give them a hand for tenacity.
Apparently your ass is on the couch too, keyboard warrior!! Some of us know what we are talking about. Don't go having a meltdown cause someone posted a reply saying these 2 clowns seem not to know what they are doing. It's good to take good criticism. That's how you learn. We gonna call you "BOB VILLA". Since you don't know shit but learn from vids like this. Lmfao
From a old boy from WV watch poping them hoods I've see copperheads lay by the hood latch. Keep safe much love
I was thinking the same thing. I sure as hell wouldn’t be sticking my hands under there until at least trying to check to make sure nothing was under the hood “hangin out”.
It would be really cool if you rebuild it then go show her the end product and like always can't wait to see what you do to it
"And people said this things a mall crawler" as it struggles to pull that squarebody out. Oh the irony!
But he got it out didn't he?
@@gator2813 When he said that it was still very much stuck. Do I really need to explain it to you? or did it go that far over your head that I'd just be wasting my time anyways?
@@salvatorebaleno9807 Did you bother watching the entire video before you commented? He got it out. End of story. You can head back under the bridge now.
@@salvatorebaleno9807 gee, maybe next time check the tires and maybe put some air in them. LOL
Keep it going I hope she was super happy that it went to a good home
Lovin the old square body. Interestin to see what u r goin to do with it. Would also love to see u rebuild it for a restoration build.
Too week ass Chevys
@@danielaisquith4599 *Weak...Like your spelling skills! Week! 😂😂😂😂
You need to get Yourself a Yank-um Connecticut rope or a Matt's Off Road Recovery rope in place of that strap for jobs like this. Secondly, When You started that engine, Sounded like fan was hitting something or flywheel.
Connecticut rope.....lol ......kenetic
dont need a rope just a truck with real tires on it
You had me at Connecticut !
Sounds like the flywheel hitting the flywheel cover
@@johnbourgeois1414 Yea, It could be that too.
Any time you go to start something that hasn’t been run in awhile you bring starting fluid. It makes things easier.
Lifted and restored the paint cool video stay safe and stay positive
Honestly you might want better tires besides road tires upgrade to off-road tires it would of came out easier without as much fishtaling
I’ve got a winch, but I think I’d rather cook the tranny in the Denali instead. 😂😂😂
hahahahha. right???? wtf. I did this shit when I was 14 and dumb
Lower pressure in tires to aout 18 psi to make them flex and grip better! Driving in sand dunes will only work with soft tires! Driving on the sand dunes of crystal lake in Michigan you learn a lot!
What I did with my winch is mounted it on a receiver hitch mount and then put a receiver hitch on front of trailer. Now I can use winch on trailer or take it with me when I need to leave trailer behind.
That new skool having trouble pulling that old skool
I had a burb like that a while back and it was a beast. Had a bad blowout that sent me through a fence made of 6x6 posts and 2x6 runners. One of the splintered runners came right at me but the thick windshield stopped it or else it would have skewered me. About 150 bucks later and we were back on the road.
standard gear for any woods rescue: Weed whacker, machete, lops, bug spray, external gas tank with 15' of hose, coolant and tire chains, but determination won the day!
Very entertaining, I love seeing people digging out the vintage tin!! The fun you have retrieving classics is priceless!
I just gave away an excellent running GMC suburban I don't miss it at all 🔋🚲
It’s cool that the Suburban started and you were able to pull it out
Honestly, this was actually painful to watch. The first thing that should have been done would be to check the fluids. At least the oil and coolant. Then see if the engine is stuck. Give the it a semi-thoro visual. My goodness... I dont mean to come off as an a-hole, but damn. I'm happy to see that you are rescuing these Chevys and that you have plans for them. I wish you success.
I would phrase it, "Nice Lady said I could have..." Then if a lady who watches TH-cam sees the video she might think of doing the same thing. Good video.
That sucks you gotta get a title when the truck is that old. In my state after 15 years you don't need a title anymore. Look forward to more awesome content!!
Shit where you live? No title that's what's up.
You can't register it without a title and everything on the road needs to be registered.
@@brians48now I think he meant it dont need to be inspected
@@sabre-ub3op No, he absolutely did not mean that or he would have replied to me that way.
fix up the old suburban. make it a family project. it's always good to do things with the family.
My obs truck has done it so many times! Damn fly wheel bolts backing out.
I daily an 86 burb.
All original. All stock. Great truck.
I had an 89 with the 454. Got 8mpg on the highway. It had 200,000 miles on it when I sold it but it still ran great.
@@gator2813
Mine’s a 350 and a 4 speed manual.
Gets 15-16 mpg with the stock 3:42 hwy gears
Rubber band tires aren't helping I feel like if you had deep threaded tires if that make sense it would have worked better but you said you had tires ordered so hopefully you can get the best of both for off roading and on road use
It looks like they we’re getting low on tread and he did say he was getting new ones but then being rubber bands probably didn’t help so
This would have been a fun day, Thanks for taking us along 🙋🏻♂️
Stupid tires on the dinali.get some tires
With some sidewalls
If ur going to do much of this.
The man from heaven send his blessing .need to be safe and enjoying .
You should never press the brakes on a vehicle that's been standing that long, it a sure fire way to lock the brakes up.
The problem is you needed to say Denali a few more times than it would of come right out!
Some wonderful woman out of the kindness of her heart gave you her late husbands pickup and you call her an "Old Lady." Dang, you need some lessons in etiquacy
Ha yep no respect..what a turd
Hey man if you need rear doors I'm in Cecil county Maryland. I'm parting out a suburban you can have the rear doors. Its getting scrapped asap so lmk
Yankem strap, kinetic rope is best, Matt’s off road recovery
With some editing this would’ve been a great 8min video
So much less itchy when watching someone else in the weeds working
Need to watch Matt's Offroad Recovery and get a Yankum recovery rope. Would have popped this right out! Like that you're saving these old trucks. Good job.
11:34 that crank sounds like it’s playing the maracas!!!🤣🤣🤣💪🏼🔥🔥🔥👍🏻
damage is already done to that engine.
Where I am from we don’t call that hard headed we call it stupid I guess that’s why so many people called me stupid in my younger days when I had trouble giving up, it seemed like your rig was barely pulling itself but I do enjoy watching, good luck and stay safe out there
Keep it up a good work and be safe and stay safe
Why I started watching this video.....not sure.....I guess I was curious!! And, I guess I knew he would rescue that truck no matter what!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oops! Didn’t wait long enough to what it is. I actually had a ‘76 K5 Blazer with the removable hard top over the back. I also had a ‘95 K1500 Suburban that rode and drove great!!
My first vehicle was a 77 k.5 blazer 4x4 with a factory 400 s.b.c and 400 turbo trans was awesome
Ya gotta love it when ya find them half canibalized trucks one side post terminal one top post on the other the old chrome air cleaner lying on the seat next to the dead possum that suicided.... The sure signs of a really good farm field buy is about 50 stinky tree air fresheners hanging off the review mirror and every knob in the thing...
It almost sounds like the torque converter bolts are out of it
fan was hitting the shroud or weeds and crap in it.
Be carefull when you drive a vehicule in dry grass, the catalytic converter become super hot and start a fire.
Get yourself a Yankem Rope. Get them directly or from Matt’s Off-road. Works much better for getting vehicles unstuck.
Around here you would have found either a huge wasp nest or a snake, or both, under the hood.
This is where you need the 450
You need to pick up a Matts Recovery Rope (Yankum Ropes) from Matt's Offroad Recovery. If you had used their rope you would have been able to pull out that Chevy on the first pull.
Nope.
Denali had zero traction.
Needs some actual tires. Could barely get itself moving. The key to the kinetic ENERGY ropes, is to actually have some ENERGY to yank em !!!!
They need to stick to mall and dealership parking lots.
You’d have had and easier time pulling it out with my Denali. Not all Denalis are built the same. Yours is a Mall wagon and Mine is a 2500 4X4 Duramax. Denali is a trim package.
It sounds like either rod knock or torque converter bolts loose
I was thinking cracked flex plate or torque converter bolts too.
The problem with the low profile tires for off road it’s easy to break them doing that kind of work.
How on earth is that fuel not tequila by now. Like how did it even run on that.
Exactly. There's no way that thing ran on 15 yr old gas.
someone doesnt comprehend the science of kinetic energy transfer. back that denali back to the square body bumper and drive at medium speed
then rest the rope for 48 hours so the fibers relax and loosen.
No rag when you're checking the oil dipstick in a semi-jungle? That's what a couple of nice big leaves are for...why get your fingers and/or shirt or pants oily? ;)
Gonna catch the grass on fire leaving the Yukon idling
The vines or weeds on the bumper look like stuff I pulled out of a microwave oven from Georgia I think. A really big microwave oven.
The Denali is a nice street truck but lacks low range and is full time AWD. Not ideal for yanking an old Burb out of the woods. That Burb looks like a 82-88 given the double stack front headlights and grill. Had an ‘K5 Blazer with the same front end. Good truck. Sounds like something was caught up in the fan/belts.
This is like that Game Snowrunner lol I love square body trucks
Sounds like need to check where fan is hitting the shroud or take shroud off
Knocking is from flex plate probably I had one that knocked the same way !
From expierence... i wouldve never started it up until i changed the oil and oil pump. Of course there is a tap all the oil sludge was in the bottom. Thats why the oil on the stick looked good. Also the oil returns could be clogged. Especially they said it made noise. 2nd I definitely checked the gas tank. If it has gas the fuel pump could be an issue. I wouldve been prepared to pull it out. If you were going to keep the engine. You couldve ruined.
I would have pulled it out of the weeds and towed it home first.
I don’t think you need to worry about breaking the strap when you’re only putting about 26 pounds of pressure on it with those slick ass tires
Awesome video Steve so I hope to see you restore the truck and lift it up
All I kept thinking about is finding a snake coiled up in that square body
Love the late 60s to early 80s GM cars & trucks.
So, want to move it down the road?😁
First thing, wrong rims and tires on the Denali for hauling anything out of anywhere, second thing, while the piece of shit was running it sounds like the starter was still engaged and grinding the flywheel to shit.
Or the fan was hitting the shroud, but whatever that noise was, it's not a good noise.
Yea I was unimpressed this was my first time watching and I imagine my last.
Consider getting tires better suited for pulling vehicles out of ruts. You risk damaging the transmission on your Denali pulling things out that way. Still, I subscribe, cause it's fun to watch......
Wrong strap for the job. Treat yourself to a kinetic rope and some real tires if you do this type of recovery very often. The old square body is not too bad but the engine does not sound so good on video. It's amazing that it even ran at all with that old of gas.
If that is your work truck, you need some good off-road work tires. Those tires you have now are only for show if that's what you're into.
Look at Matt’s off road recovery. They have the best straps for pulling, they even have special straps to help attach to the vehicle.
Even Matt's straps won't help a mall crawler with zero tire tread that can barely get itself moving on grass, yank anything !
@@haroldphipps3457 Matt’s ropes stretch then contract, giving an extra yank. Trust me they work much better than plain rope or chains.
@David Babcock I realize that, but they can't work with a spinning limp dick mall crawling piece of shit that can barely tighten the rope!
The Tahoe sounds like it has balls.
Has zero traction.
Probably open diff's.
So, if those issues get fixed, THEN I agree, a kinetic rope is THE ticket.
@@haroldphipps3457 that’s why the kinetic rope works so good. It’s not about getting traction to pull it’s about the jerk that gets you out.
@David Babcock gotta have traction to get the jerk.
JMFC get a damn clue.
A kinetic rope will not work without energy!!!
Holy fuck I can't believe how SIMPLE you are.
Am I the only one that hears it hammering ? That thing sounds like it is on its last leg !
yep. and thats why the previous owner parked it there. Motor is toast.
Damn that is some beautiful scenic scenes. Next time take me along dude...
Hahaha those rubber band tires are cracking me up
LMAO no doubt, "the Denali is a absolute monster". City boys are hilarious.
Am I the only one screaming at the screen that those street tires are not great for traction off-road?
show the footage of you loading it on the trailer
Definitely needs a motor or that one rebuilt.
Mall crawler....... over here on the west coast we call that an I5 4 weeldrive
Old suburban you should restore to a point it worth sellable and ls swap it to and 22 in rims and with 6 in lift.
I hope you help her clean up the yard
@15:48 stop spinning at the start of the pull. Build the momentum then punch it!
Clean it up nice and drive it. Classic suburban
Happy Father's day Steve
Old truck would make a cool off road climbing truck
Those tall weeds are poison hemlock. If you came down with a really bad rash now you know why. That stuff is no joke.
No idea what a Denarly is ,but really sounds nice.
How do you come across people five hours away that are willing to give you a vehicle?
It is in pretty good condition for being in the woods
Big difference between a cam and a rod ready to exit the block
I don’t understand why people leave trucks and cars in the woods or Rice fields
Very nice find
Great work
An old square body. That would be something to restore into a show truck.