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Leave it to a logger to think to split it with a chain hook. Truly the masters of getting it done, right along with farmers.

@heathwilliamson1723

19 күн бұрын

I’m gonna add that trick to the tool box.

@Onlyyota

17 күн бұрын

Same​@@heathwilliamson1723

@HaphRound

13 күн бұрын

And roughnecks

Amazing. I just sat for 47 minutes watching two guys wrestling with a rusted trailer, trying all types of rigging when I could have been doing something else. Nah, watching Casey and a co-conspirator doing crazy and dangerous stuff is much more interesting.

@garytobin5120

19 күн бұрын

Need five gallons of breakfree

@petgranny194

19 күн бұрын

Ditto!

@020Dutchy

19 күн бұрын

In that big hole on top of the main beam

@CS-hv8rq

19 күн бұрын

It took longer than 47 minutes. Maybe twice or more

@Eric-gi9kg

19 күн бұрын

Exactly.. Thinking the same thing

Zacklift execs watching like *_"NOW_* can we void his warranty??" 😂

@steveminton8329

19 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@frank-t6857

19 күн бұрын

Or they get so impressed that Zacklift decide to give Casey the next upgraded prototype model for thoroughly testing 😁

@ItinerantAdventurer

19 күн бұрын

​@@frank-t6857If they're smart? Not only do they do that but they have him help design the prototype that he's testing. Let him use each prototype in the field and make the changes that he tells you to... I've never learned so much from a KZreadr. It's pretty cool

@dab1068

19 күн бұрын

I'm sure his warranty was void a long time ago but I'll bet the R&D guys at Zacklift are adding stats to all of their sales literature. "Zacklift can do this, that AND all the other things to!" 😄

@user-oy4qp9pq6i

19 күн бұрын

Casey has an impressive grasp of physics and geometry. Some of his videos should be shown in high school math classes.

Next time I spend 4 hours abusing my tools and destroying something to complete 'an easy 5 minute job', I'll remember this and feel slightly better about myself.

@joehenderson5730

2 күн бұрын

Ever think of soaking it through the hole with WD40 0r any rust buster? Then heat and cold?

When I was a young guy I worked for a place that built and repaired logging trailers. We had them come in rusted, bent, twisted and broken. We just cut them open, separated the pieces, cleaned and straightened them then welded them back up. My friends never understood why I'd pass loaded logging trucks at full throttle and wouldn't even sit next to one at a stop light. Because I knew the kind of condition most of them were in, they lived a hard life with damn little care and maintenance.

@DB-yj3qc

19 күн бұрын

Yes and some of their drivers... 🙄 I ended up chasing one down in my patrol car that buzzed me on traffic stop 30 over the speed limit. Almost hit me, the patrol car and the vehicle i had stopped already. The driver tried to elude me getting him stopped, I let the one I had stopped go on verbal warning. The driver had all licenses revoked indefinitely for life for multiple at fault crashes, many convictions and active warrants. Log hauler in S.E. GA. A buddy of mine had a trucking company that did containers from port always said stay away from them too.

@bmdubclub9933

18 күн бұрын

Come up to the allagash in maine and see how rusted and how fast they rip the absolutely trashed dirt roads at 60+ miles per hour with tandem or even triple trailers lol

@fredscheerle7592

15 күн бұрын

Is that part hole on top meant for dirt or lubricating point? Oil would only attract more dirt.

@JACS1N1ST3R

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for the insight, my gut feeling was always to stay far as possible from those rigs. You confirmed I should do the same as you lol.

Very impressive! Now to read all the comments how people that own a cordless screwdriver and a keyboard would of done it.

@christophercrawford2736

12 күн бұрын

Would have. Of isn’t a verb. I ofn’t made that mistake…

@randysmith7035

11 күн бұрын

I used Tobe in the wrecker business 25 yrs ago. Some of the things you get into should take 5 minutes would take all day .lol I would take anything for the time I had with my dad in the tow business

@THEJake829

4 күн бұрын

Back in my day we knocked these things loose with our bare hands! Youngin's these days dun' gone soft.

Casey has more ridiculous adventures than anyone in Oregon. Every three or four months Casey's friends get together and ask "what's the craziest thing we can get Casey to do"?

@judithburke1539

19 күн бұрын

Casey's Shenanigans!

@brianrydzeski6108

19 күн бұрын

😂

I hope Zach lifts R and D guys watch Caseys videos, Casy gives those guys alot of reasons to be proud of their products. Zack lifts are beasts of a system. 👍👍

@papatomsthoughts

19 күн бұрын

I think I saw a video where Casey was at a show and Zacklift had videos of his recoveries, so I am betting someone is watching. 😊😊😊😂😂😂😂😂

Haha. I retired after 45 years as a logging mechanic. Welcome to my world.

Scotty's voice "I'm givin' 'er all she's got!"

The idea of splitting the tube was pure genius.

On today's episode of grease is your friend.

@scottzehrung4829

19 күн бұрын

Molly wasn’t here…

So the answer to the age-old question: What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? It depends on the stubbornness of the Logger & the Tow Truck Driver. Unstoppable Force = 1, Immovable Object = Moved.

Giant jack in the box, just waiting for it to pop

Shenanigans Day or “Things ZackLift never thought of could be done with a ZackLift, but now have a video to show their customers”!!! Awesome Video…. And the best quote of the day “Why am I dragging a Dozer?!?”

@CaseyLaDelle

22 күн бұрын

I sent them the clip of the chain ripping through the beam 😂

@thinfourth

19 күн бұрын

@@CaseyLaDelle I'm still trying to find the video of the fridge on the car dollys

You never cease to amaze me! I've always had a deep respect for loggers as I had an uncle that owned a logging company in Toledo, WA that I always looked up to for his integrity and unique way of solving problems.

@karlstinson3031

19 күн бұрын

Grew up with loggers in Morton, Wa. They had to be great problem solvers to earn a living.

home brew-a 50/50 mixture of acetone and automatic transmission fluid. Pour it into a spray bottle and you're good to go.

@marvindebot3264

19 күн бұрын

It's the best penetrating oil out there and that's been proven.

@m1t2a1

19 күн бұрын

@@marvindebot3264 The Project Farm.

@dab1068

19 күн бұрын

@@m1t2a1 I heard it from Steve's Small Engine Saloon. Haven't had to try it yet but that time is coming. LOL

@Travmoral

19 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!

@m1t2a1

19 күн бұрын

@@dab1068 Started using that in the 70s because my grandpa said to. It's great to see it proven.

This could be part of the Zack lift owners manual “Things not to do with your Zack lift”

@CaseyLaDelle

19 күн бұрын

That page in the manual would just be a link to my channel 😂

@wesman7837

18 күн бұрын

​@@CaseyLaDelle Right? That's hilarious! 😁 😂 🤣 You do some pretty crazy $#it sometimes, but it's usually the customers fault that you need to do it! Keep up the great work, Casey! 👍 👏 💪 👌 🙌

@Allurade

17 күн бұрын

I mean, some ramps he tested, his videos are labeled "For demonstration only" by the manufacturer at a trade show.

@Thom1973

17 күн бұрын

@@CaseyLaDelle Casey you are so correct here........ the thing is all companies need to test out their products so after they do their lab tests they should give you those prodotypes so you can abuse them to give them in field testing..... you can then set up a link for all companied to put in Things Not To Do and your link lol

@johnrtrucker

16 күн бұрын

Facts 😂😂 but if it can't Casey's verbal and physical abuse it wouldn't be worth investing into lol

As a former auto mechanic from the Rust Belt, I can tell you that rust is pretty strong stuff. It's funny how rust can practically weld metal together, but let it rust a little more, and the whole thing falls apart. The hook slicing the inner tube was pure genius. It obviously took a bunch of really heavy-duty vehicles to get it apart. Highly impressive, Casey!

@arthurr8670

19 күн бұрын

Rust is the best thread locker around. It doesn't even take work to apply.

Very impressed with that Zaclift

People working in primary industries are the world's best innovators. If it went in then it can come out one way or another 🙂

Never know what Casey will have to show us. It is all fun.

I felt like a proctologist watching that thing come out. Biggest log I've ever seen. 😛

You two kids are very dangerous when you get togather! Love it1

Every time you bang yourself or such, I picture the look that Carina gave you when you were working on the Track Jeep and had it drop on your shoe. I'm impressed with the brute strength that the Zacklift has - you definitely put it through its paces on this one!

That job put your truck to a big test that you finally beat. That is what rust can do is almost weld it together. Good job guys!

A logging chain for a can opener. Who'd a thunk it? Wow, Tyler, I'm impressed. Well done. Not even in my realm of possibilities.

@--_DJ_--

19 күн бұрын

I've done that myself, but never intentionally.

All the rust and junk falling out of the wheel slider is amazing.

Very interesting video. I hope your hand is okay. I had a similar experience with a measly 3 pound hammer handle, a stabilizer bar on the back of my 2N Ford and my left index finger. I left the glove on and when I was sure I wasn't going to pass out drove to the hospital so my wife could x-ray the finger and the ER dock could sew it up. I've nicknamed that finger stumpy because it's considerably shorter than it used to be. I can still type with it so I'm happy. I'm partially ambidextrous but should have known better than to swing a heavy hammer left handed. I have a rule now that since I can't wipe my own butt with the stupid hand don't do dangerous things with it. I would have never thought to drag that hook through that tube and was certain that something would break while it was still inside making the problem even worse. I love watching your videos to see how you come up with solutions for situations. Even "failures" are educational. When I was a kid I found an old coffee can in my dad's collection of "I might need that someday" junk. There were tiny pulleys in there that fascinated me. I found some cord and started playing with them and learned how added pulleys equaled out to increased leverage. We had a two foot section of railroad track and I was using pulleys to drag it and lift it with only my finger tips. I love seeing the rigging in place and your explanations of how the leverage should work. I'm still fascinated with torque and force science but never took any physics classes to delve deeper into. I wasted my time tying to learn about computer design and working in manufacturing to put food on the table. If your trucks happen to have a Cummins X15 it was probably shipped off the dock I used to run where those engines are assembled. We shipped some smaller stuff but not the engines for Dodge trucks. I'm too old and worn out to get into a line of work like that so I'm really enjoying your videos and still learning new things. Have you ever studied the life and work of Archimedes? As one nerd to another I expect you would love the man's genius ideas.

As a logger from eastern oregon I approved of this message

Amazing how Casey can out sketchy himself over and over 😎

The only time a failure is a negative is when you don’t learn from it. This was a lesson in how many different ways is not the right way until the right way is found.

lol. When you said it had cupped the under reach, I was figuring the NEXT video would be 'Casey fixes the under reach'. Glad it bounced back!

@judithburke1539

19 күн бұрын

Thank God for "metal memory"!

Clever excuse to give a tour of Tyler's Heavy equipment

Good grief , I did not think that was going to come out. I never would have thought to have ripped it down the center. That shenanigans of a move actually worked LOL But that tube fought you and Trevor to the very end. I am glad that nobody was hurt , well actually how is your finger that you smashed Casey?

If you take a garden hose and water the tunnel down really good it lubricates the rust and dirt inside the tunnel and it will come apart allot easier. Been in this battle before.

Good morning Casey! You have the POWER!

I Just love watching the creatively crazy people out there with big toys to play with.

A great example of when a chain breaks & how far it will travel. One way or another a logger will get it done. Good video

This was oddly satisfying to watch

Thanks for filming this.

I didn’t think I’d enjoy that as much as I did. I was glued for 47:43 minutes 😂👏🏽

The sledge hammering deserved Verdi's Anvil Chorus.

Finally a person i can sympathize with on the channel, a fellow tree killer! Luckily he thought of the can opener idea before using the torch to fill the inner pipe with acetylene to break the rust hold..

@warpedweirdo

19 күн бұрын

That would have been fun to watch...

Thanks for the video, I usually learn something and always enjoy watching!

That's gonna leave a mark

Man you are so dangerously close to those lines and chains...

Doing sketchy things again. I love it. This had a very interesting evolution of solution. Thanks again for sharing.

Great job guys. Thank you 😊

This was absolutely fabulous. There is no way I would have seen or experienced this in real life. Thank you for bringing it home to me.

I ran heavy wreckers for around 11 years and the company I drove for also had a scrap yard! My truck had 2 40ton winches and I couldn't tell you the amount of times when I snatch blocked back to the rear spades, I had the whole front end of that 379X off the ground 3 or 4 feet, putting on a dog-n-pony show for the state troopers! I REALLY miss that truck and job! I had to quit towing because I was hit by a drunk driver when I was out late at night doing an impound for our local pd.... FOR DRUNK DRIVING!! I love seeing guys do this exact same stuff who are proficient with rigging! GREAT VIDEO BROTHER, stay safe out there!

Those Whitewater gloves are inexpensive but durable. I used to keep a couple of pairs in my work bag, and the shortest any single pair lasted was a year. Not impact resistant, not waterproof, not insulated, just better than cutting up my hands working in small spaces with large metal objects.

So far this is the most “sketch” thing I’ve watched! Brave men right here. 🙏❤️😎🤙

Couldn’t look away! Love it!

The things you manage to get involved in is incredible for someone who is "only an off road recovery driver". Very well done Sir.

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

I absolutely loved watching this !!!!!!

Excellent! You can do wonders when you have the right equipment and put two minds together.

Great video! Something different 😊 Thanks for sharing 👍

Soooo satisfying when it started tearing the tube!!!!!

Always an interesting time with Casey and his buddies that’s for sure never ever is there a dull moment

We use diesel/ used motor oil mix to dump into them then light it up , it'll break the rust free quickly , I do it to old rusted farm equipment too .

Perseverance and a whole lot of stubbornness got that part of the job done. Way to go guys, I wasn't sure you had it in you!! Great content, thanks.

So Wise , Thank You .

That was awesome! And full big brain move to can opener it! Amazing!!!

that was awesome, never would have thought of that.

As always man, thanks for the share....

Most satisfying, amazing how Casey got me invested.

Well this is quite the unique job today. Well done you guys 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Honestly Im impressed the idea even worked. Great shit erbody!

I've farmed and worked iron since I could follow my dad around, and I would have never thought to split that tube with a chain. If you read the paper, have a roof over your head, or wiped your ass today, thank a logger, they made it possible.

Never ceases to amaze me the holding power of rust. Great idea for splitting it. I was pretty skeptical that it would work. Very cool video. How's your hand??? 😯😯😯

now THAT was some next level "cat skinning"!

Casey Ladelle's "Pull Out" game is strong. #IHateCaseyLadelle

I love watching Casey do things with things in a way they are not designed to do.

I was checking your lift out before you doubled the line. I kept trying to pause it as you walked by. I enjoy watching your day to day hurtles. I work on inland barges and around water all day, when I get off I check out what Casey is doing in the dry country. Great video Baytown, Texas is onboard

Nice to have a competent assistant !

Great job. I was worried for you several times with all of the pulling stress.

That was beyond insane. Super cool video

Thanks, that was a cool video. I learned something, I would have never thought of using a chain hook to split a tube.

Great work

I just love this real reality TV. Way better than the commercial channels soap operas, they call reality.

Nice work! I don't miss working on those log trailers.

Good day Casey at timestamp 21:12 I agree with you ....... I am very impressed with how well the Western Star is holding her own ......... I mean look she has lifted the wheels of the trailer off the ground and pulled the dozer with the blade down...... BRAVO!!!!!

Love the solution, great video!

Thanks for the video

That was a very interesting and an entertaining video Casey thank you very much

That was really interesting to watch, thanks

Great video. Craziness in spades!

That was an incredible example of mind over matter! LOL!! I was wondering, all the time I was watching, "what would the cost of two new tubes be?" compared to the cost of the time and equipment used to "save" the remaining outside tube???? BUT where's the entertainment value of that?!! Great job guys!!

Excellent job well done ✅

47 min of 100% grin from start to finish thanks for posting

What a job and no serious injury

You guys are geniuses

I have faith in you grasshopper. You have the power.

More shenanigans with Casey😂😂 That ZackLift is a beast👍😎 I hope your hand is Ok. Keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!❤️🙏

Now, that was a struggle. Well done.

Zacklift all the things!

I kept thinking put some heat to it!

@arthurr8670

19 күн бұрын

I don't think heat would work. Rust was stopping this but not in the same way that heat would help. Heat helps break the bond. This was more of a rust jacking issue, which is too much rust putting pressure and being in the way.