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@harrywalker968

7 күн бұрын

in ancient history.. metric, was the first measurement.. fact...

@HebbsT800

7 күн бұрын

Do they have 1 1/8 ?

@CaseyLaDelle

7 күн бұрын

@@HebbsT800 yes. The big stuff isn’t on the website, but if you call in and ask for Shane he can get you setup with whatever big gear you need

@hookin1

7 күн бұрын

@@harrywalker968 Actually the cubit was the first form of recorded measurement. Which evolved into including the span and palm. Which then evolved into the foot that the Romans and Greeks inherited from the Egyptians. Thus the Standard Imperial system was started. In 1791 France proposed the basic version of the metric system for standardizing for use in trade.

@rythemzlatin

6 күн бұрын

@@harrywalker968 Public Skroolz ?? Real FACT : the relatively new D.o.E. ( only established ~1982 ) has been dumbing down & reimagining history & ( what THEY think is ) science , & doing irreparable harm to generations of students { & their parents before them } 🤷‍♂️ smh 🤦 .

I love that you said to support your friends businesses because I’m tired of people asking their friends and family who start a small business for the “friends and family discount“ if you are friends and family, you should pay full price because you want to support them.

@JoeMorrison

6 күн бұрын

Best business practice I have seen is that give the friends and family price to anyone who asks for it. The friends and family price should be 110% or 120% of the regular price. Actual friends and family either know not to ask or don't mind paying the extra.

@jessepitt

6 күн бұрын

I try to never work for friends and family, it is very easy to hurt feelings.

@heartsky

6 күн бұрын

@@jessepitt ^^^ I've seen several family & extended family relationships damaged like this...best to just avoid it.

@technikschaf1574

5 күн бұрын

@@jessepitt Worked for a couple friends and family and never had any problems. It was always either small stuff on a fair "return each others favors" basis or got paid without even having to mention it. (Ok, I refused money for small stuff when i knew the person was financially tight, but that was always my decision) Knowing what others experienced, it seems I was very lucky.

Casey, can you please make that last bit of your video about supporting friends' small businesses a short? We are also small business owners and we very much appreciate how you said that and I'd like to share it far and wide. Our family really enjoys your videos. Thank you!

@technikschaf1574

5 күн бұрын

Personal question refering to Casey's 'last' point when he said he would prefer buying a "sacrificial rope" from harbour freight before accepting discount from a friend on a rope he knew he would "beat up". My opinion until now was i'd rather give my money to a friends business than to a big faceless corporation even if it's not full price (expecting he would still make profit and no loss. What would you prefer.

Ok.. a Navy Veteran I have to say someone needs a new American Flag to fly. Love the video and agree, support your buddy's business.

@dustinyoung2211

6 күн бұрын

I was going to say the exact same thing I'm a Navy veteran as well

@bobrenner7213

6 күн бұрын

@@dustinyoung2211 Likewise, a Navy Korean War Vet. Love the way Casey supports businesses.

@baddawg3380

6 күн бұрын

Not a vet, but was going to mention the same thing. That flag is way beyond needing to be replaced.

@PaulBarwick

6 күн бұрын

Army vet here. Yep.

@61rampy65

6 күн бұрын

I'm not a vet, but I noticed the flag immediately.

Dude needs a new flag. Respect.

@bobrenner7213

6 күн бұрын

Is there a story behind the Flag? If I had a 'less than pristine' Flag that had a battle History, I would proudly display it out of the weather.

@Jon-wg8vr

6 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠@@bobrenner7213 why do I feel the need to educate you but I am not a vexillologist

You and Ben are exactly right about supporting your friends and small businesses. Couldn’t have said it better myself.

Close to 5000 views in an hour this is why Casey is the boss of knowledge

@CaseyLaDelle

7 күн бұрын

That’s actually a terrible view rate, a good video for me is over 10k views an hour. This one is one of the worst performing videos I’ve done in quite awhile, but I knew it would be since there’s not really anything to it

@johnsmart3587

6 күн бұрын

Cause Ben is in it. Hee! Just kidding...

@coleroth6980

6 күн бұрын

I liked it.

@wandermt4315

6 күн бұрын

@@CaseyLaDelle video said it was up for 13 hours before it showed up in my recommended - I rarely look at notifications as video always show up in rec. right away, but not this time

@davidmuirhead1060

5 күн бұрын

@@CaseyLaDelle Don't sell yourself short. As you know, and have explained lots of times, different videos appeal to different people in different ways. I just love that you know that and don't give a damn anyway. You do it for you and your friends and your co businesses. And, you do it your way.

Good job Casey helping Ben get the YankumRope put on his rollback.

❤ That’s what friends do for one another. Lift Up. Thank you Casey 😁 and Ben.. Yankum Couldn’t Possibly Have Better Spokespeople 😎

As a small business owner myself, I full agree! I get “”friends”” saying to me “you shouldn’t charge me, because we are friends” and I never understand that!

That advice about the length of your extension being shorter than your winch line is golden.

So glad to see Ben ( and Lucy) again!

I’m a small business owner, the only friend I am always willing to work for is also a small business owner. I always under bid his jobs a little bit to be nice and he overpays me to be nice. We both get to feel good.

The extension length tip is gold.

Casey and Ben, I'm going to reiterate others' comments and thank you for taking the time to discuss the importance of supporting small/local businesses. This is something that I find myself repeating to my Grandkids, their father and quite a few younger folks. The get it today/tomorrow practices and the "sales" that the national chains offer are great and, at times, that may be the only way certain parts are available, but knowing that there are local guys and gals who will more than likely go above and beyond to earn you business and take care of you is a better way of supporting our communities.

You probably take it for granted but that is a beautiful view of the Three Sisters.

It is good that you and Ben work on projects together and have so much fun as you work. Yes, do business with friends and pay their prices. Don't expect discounts just because you're friends. It will actually save you money in the long run because friends will protect their reputation by doing the work right. Integrity and honesty are the way to build a business.

Man it’s insane how many vids you put out. Gives you the edge on any other towing channel.

Ben has to replace the flag !!

The WIZARD of TOWING Helping again good work CASEY

While I agree with supporting your friends and family by paying them when it is their business and livelihood you are getting services from, it ain't always that simple. Such as when needing help you absolutely cannot pay for, the money doesn't exist for you. Sometimes accepting discounted or free (to you that is) help is necessary and unavoidable. Obviously Ben and Casey are in a good financial position, they can easily afford the services they get. I've been on both sides of this sort of thing, been very grateful for help received and very happy the day I could do likewise for someone in need.

I am glad you both talked about paying your friends to do jobs. I have been in business for over 20 years. I believe in supporting local business that my friends work for or own. There are many times we both do a freebie for each other, such as I am sure you helped Ben with the winch line. But doing an actual tow or recovery I am sure there is money exchanged. Smart business is not free! To stay in business a fair deal is what helps both parties. As I always say, a person is either an asset or a liability. I always try to be the asset.

Just what Ben needs more International vehicles. Nice new tires, Casey. Your car needs a name!

@johnmccallum8512

6 күн бұрын

Jezabele?😇🤣

One thing I did different was once the first row is on the drum, I wrapped some orange tape around the line so I know it’s at its extension limit. Easy reference point. 👍🏻

Casey, Ben.. why bot a quick video on how to Respectfully retire an American flag, and replace it with the honor it deserves... Its easy and the right thing to do.. Screw the haters, we real Americans know what we have here in the greatest country ever to exist. Let’s show our flag and give it the respect it deserves...

Casey, I keep seeing you on ads for Yankum ropes on Reddit. I don't mind seeing those ads, knowing that you are promoting something that really works and you really believe in.

I'm not American, but that flag is so sad to look at. Won't you please tell your friend and exchange it? Greetings Vikings from Denmark

@martingallagher1780

6 күн бұрын

I, too, am a foreigner and noticed the desecrated flag. I don't care so much, but I should have known there would be a massive pile on before I even came here to look at the comments.

It's how to support two sponsors at the same time!

You’ve got class. I approve of you supporting your friends’ businesses.

Casey kindly get Ben a new flag, as a former Marine I can not unsee and hear Ben complaining about International vehicle with metric bolts and screws but hasn't replaced our tattered national ensign.

That Dodge Bros is a badass unit. Thing is cool as hell.

Still think the sign at corner of garage is so cool. Love the assortment of trucks and equipment. Keep videos coming.

@Thatgoodlife225

7 күн бұрын

Love your videos but that won’t last already tried it

I love the T Bums sticker. Glad they let you in the club.

Hey Casey !! While you are at Ben's , Look for a trunk for your "NEW" Ride to keep the recovery tools in it & let Riley have the whole back seat to herself !!! HAHA

Ben needs to replace his American Flag !

Loved Ben and you talking about supporting small business and not be asking friends in businesses (especially small businesses) to give you discounts. I'd like to add to that about tipping when out to dinner, etc. If you can afford to do out to eat you can afford to tip the staff! Sorry to criticize but Ben of 406garage really needs to replace his frayed American flag! "Dirty, ripped, wrinkled or frayed flags should not be used. Also, when flags are damaged, they should be destroyed in a dignified manner."

@clivewilliams3661

7 күн бұрын

The idea of tipping was to show appreciation for the service that went above the norm, it should not be a subsidy for wages. If the service is not part of the cost of the meal then the restaurant is at liberty to add a service charge. maybe Ben's flag is a relic of some battle?

@wesman7837

7 күн бұрын

We're not talking about Burger King, but if you sit down and have a waiter or waitress you damn well better tip them!

@grahamstretch6863

6 күн бұрын

@@wesman7837 No, not if the service is substandard, (not here anyway) tipping is a way of showing appreciation for good service, going above and beyond, if you are just barely doing your damn job you don’t deserve to be tipped!

@LHW-kg9cp

6 күн бұрын

@@clivewilliams3661 kind of right. The practice of tipping has its origins in Europe of the Middle Ages (a period which lasted from about 500 to 1,500 A.D.) when the wealthy would give people in lower classes extra money for their services. That was not for service above the norm. It was to help people survive. The national minimum wage for tipped workers is $2.13/hour. (By law, restaurants must pay servers an hourly wage of at least $7.25/hour. That means if you don't earn enough tips to average $7.25/hour during a pay period, the restaurant must increase your hourly wage). December 2020 data says average hourly wage was $29.81 so even more now. But lest say you only make $20 an hour. That's still $17.87 an hour more thant server's $2.13 / hr. It all comes down to you not tipping means your server will not make enough money to live. They depend on your tips to survive! Is this right? Of course not! But not tipping is not the solution! "Relic flags" are supposed to be flown. Ben's 50 star flag is current USA flag, so obviously not a relic.

@clivewilliams3661

5 күн бұрын

@@LHW-kg9cp Your tipping practice only applies to US. In UK (and Europe) a tip is a gratuity. In UK the minimum wage is £11.44 (~$14.50) per hour and this has to also be set with the relative cost of living so that by comparison with US the actual minimum wage is £12.40 (~$15.60) per hour. Note that these are minimum wages and the actual wage may well be higher. I would feel aggrieved to have to pay the server's top up wages because the restaurant is too cheap to pay them a living wage. I want my gratuity to be seen as a true reflection of the service that I have received so I would rather pay above and beyond the basic, which my tip in UK ought to do. . The other point worth noting is that the server will be serving more than one table per hour so that the US restaurant can easily amortise the cost of a proper wage across several covers meaning only a small hike in the bill that I doubt the customer will notice.

Good video. Always enjoy the interaction with you and Ben. Also seeing the Sisters behind Ben's house was nostolgic. I swear I could smell pine trees, and I live in Texas. Miss the PNW.

Wow!! He has quite a few International Pickups!

I like what you said about friends businesses, mates rates are not meant to bankrupt friends! I have a friend that is a welder, he never gives me mates rate, I never ask, and I always pay more than he asks, sometimes double, after all I’m passing it to my customers most of the time anyway! I do this on the basis that he seems to like laying under cars and getting showered in hot bits, I don’t, and he does it faster better and cheaper than I would! His business is struggling despite me keep telling him to charge more, he is in my opinion best (and the cheapest) automotive welder in the county by far!

Thank you for the video, guys! It was instructional, positive and friendly. I love that Ben has a flag raised!

I am impressed by your innovative way of attaching a rope to the winch drum

Supporting your friends small business makes seance. What goes around will eventually come back around therefor it's a win win situation. 😉

Great to see you both together again and very good explanation of the rope winding on the winch.

Back when I ran a tow truck, (last in mid 80s) most local companies would roll their old cable up on a car wheel, tie in place with wire. Wire would break, get to job with a ball of cable to sort before use. I took a 13 inch TIRE, put large drain holes in sidewalls and tread. Stuffed cable inside tire with a rag tied to last end in. Walk tire to vehicle needing recovered, attach end with rag, then start back to wrecker. Cable would feed out of tire. When extended, pull service line to there. Run cable thru tire so if cable breaks it can catch some recoil.

Lucy is the best helper/mascot!🐾🐾 Mrs G

That's another good way to Yankum Ropes !

Great video Casey and Ben. The cable/ Rope switch went without a Hitch🤙😎

My son Benjamin is a Scout and will gladly retire your friend Ben Flag. His Troop does this once a year.

Neat idea how you ran Winch rope laterally across drum. I may try that tip to solve common rock crawler suck down winch problem, only with more lateral back and forth to reduce number of total wraps on drum. ..no matter how tight I tension the first wraps on drum, when pulling down front end on climbs (winch use 90% suck-down, the rest recovery) rope sinks (crushes) in to wrap causing problems when un-spooling.

You do a brilliant job of expressing your feelings and emotions. Your editing is excellent . You both are living a great life. Remember to plan for the future

Ben needs a new flag!! Come on man!!

That Old Spice whistle, I thought my phone went off hahaha

Casey your car needs a name - Good job car doesnt do it justice 🤣🤣

pay your friends so they can get a new flag,noticed the one in the background is looking abit tired haha.love your vids.

When you get older you want a 25 year old roll back…wink wink 😎

Keep up with the good work love watching you on KZread God bless

HEY! Good morning Casey !

@JanelleVocate-Ames

7 күн бұрын

Mornin' Sweetie, and GOOD MORNIN' CASEY!!!!!

GREAT seeing Ben!

Great video as always, straight to the point and informative. PS: your bud needs a new flag. Salute.

Great video…. That needs a new flag 🇺🇸

Fun fact, on your Zack Lift, remember when you told is you were going to have a video of switching the Zack Lift over a cpl .onths ago? PEPPERIDGE FARMS REMEMBERS

Digging the new Dodge work truck!!!

A good lesion in the winch game.

Really enjoyed seeing Ben again! Sure do miss Ethan.

Casey you have one hell of a ride i love that car it's the best auto ive seen in a long time.

You are having way too much fun with that Dodge....

Nice car!

Thanks for the info about supporting your friends and suppliers business, most of the other “ influencers “ just want free stuff. Because that is what they demand for using the products. Yes, I have mentioned it on their sites and got told that. By getting it for free the company will sell more, true, but help a company out. Especially, a USA company or a local distributor.

I’m the friend who gets to fix all the friends crap but have to fix my crap by myself 😂

The ropes aren't attached to the zaklift So if you need extra line you just pull one off Clever bugger

I concur support small shops! Support your friend’s small shop even better!! And Make in the USA!

Thanks for this knowledge Casey, time for ole boy to get a new flag that's looking rough!

Great work, Nice and simple way to secure the line to the drum. Keep it up guys

If I can get Ben’s address I will gladly send him a new flag.

Ben REALLY needs to replace that tattered flag!

Commercial TP cupholder for the win. Rags, Kleenex, impromptu bandage, TP it's handy to have.

2:01 Ben says, "He didn't listen". Don't tread lightly in a friend's driveway, but you had somewhat apologized to your viewers. 3:15 Classic Harbor Freight Tools. Ben, Casey Harbor Freight Tools has a set that has Metric on one side and SAE on the other, I liked the set that has ball ends.

Yeah, support small businesses in America!

Thanks for the information and small business support.

Here's a anti-chafing tip : Check periodically with your local city ( typically @ their maintenance dept. ) or Volunteer Fire Dept.s for "retired" hose lengths. They'll probably cut-off the Couplings for liability sake ( since the hose is now deemed "unfit" for pressure ) & cut some 3.5" &/or 5" hoses into 6'-12' Lengths to be typically stowed seperately on your rig. You now have extra TreeSavers &/or Abrasion Skins , feeding your line thru them when needed. ( keep a "snake-line" in them when stored ) If everyone in your club/group carries 1 or 2 , you'll always have PLENTY available when Murphy visits. { hopefully Murph will give ya a year or 2 to acquire them 1st 😉 }

@EnufIsTooMuch

7 күн бұрын

In Mountain Rescue we used retired fire hose to protect ropes all the time. Excellent use and free!

Thanks for the lesson! I just received my order from Yankum to replace my steel cable on my ATV (only 3500 pound winch).

Salut Casey!!

Ben needs a new flag.

You two make a great team ... the video was a wealth of Knowledge .and entertaining

Can't believe someone would rip up his buddy's gravel yard, lol. Jk of course. Good job guys on the new install of the winch line.

Miss you Ben,hope you do stuff with Casey this summer. 😊❤

Thats some nice looking rope , and it wont get all rusty and as you said it weighs a lot less 👍🇺🇸

You have a "Peanut" clone (Matt's dog). You could name the car "Old Red". Good job, guys!

My friend and family discount is twice the cost.

Always educational 😊 Thank you for sharing!😊

Ben @406garage3 really needs to replace that flag :)

Great to see Lucy she has settled down a lot.

Great Job Casey and Ben

I looked at a New MiniCooper on the test drive I commented about the power in 4th gear. Salesman tells me there is a factory shut off at 134 mph---I said that means it will go FASTER. 2006 Mini S convertable colder plugs and wired MSD ignition smallerpulley on the supercharger reprogrammed ECU!!!!! 33MPG. Loved that car many Tennessee to Florida trips.

I 100% agree about friends promote them help there business. As a navy vet please change out the very very worn flag flying in the back ground

That is one awesomely cool car Casey the tassels around the window is a nice touch

@CaseyLaDelle

7 күн бұрын

I ripped them out

@nailpounder81

6 күн бұрын

@@CaseyLaDelle Thank you for doing that.

@406garage3 PLEASE get a new flag up and have the scouts dispose of that one properly!

Casey, your new car is awesome

Ben will be driving around with a Zacklift before you know it and sponsored with Yankum. Thanks for the share....

Thanks for this video. I have the Badlands 12,000 lb winch with a Steel line and have been wanting to replace it with the synthetic. Now that I've seen this it will be very easy to do. Again thank you very much. Always appreciate what you do and how you explain things.