I just realized Jack can now officially wear your Forest Service hard hat now ! 😂😂

@douglashill6575

15 күн бұрын

He will get fired like his dad

A rope handle and a pair of small wheels and that box would be easier to move around.

@cbigg81

27 күн бұрын

He usually moves it with the forklift. The wheels might just cause damage. Haha

@cjansson

26 күн бұрын

Maybe adding a rope or some sort of ratchet strap to the kit could prove useful as well?

@mcrossway5966

26 күн бұрын

Or he could practice with his forge and make a metal handle and put a nice piece of leather on their to protect your hands when wheeling around

@coryfoster401

26 күн бұрын

He would only do that if he got a small wheel sponsor

@timmynormand8082

26 күн бұрын

@@mcrossway5966leather handle ? He has his. SISSY MITTS

The "spike and hammer" on the fence pliers, can also be used to dig up metal fenceposts that have notches. To quote Adam Savage, every tool is a hammer.

@SuperFcsmith

27 күн бұрын

Would that be the T-post I use on my ranch in Arkansas.?

Great video! Always love overviews of tools and equipment👍🏻

"Stop it out with your crocs?" HAHA. That visual.

Definitely early in the year for it, but here we go... it was a warm winter, so I was worried about how bad the fire season would be this year.

I feel like you’re missing an opportunity on that water pump trailer. I’m thinking some of your basic hand tools maybe another chainsaw. Maybe some type of emergency flood lighting on it. Those hand held radios are cheap enough to assign one or two on the trailer. Just some thoughts.

Hope you are well. Enjoyed this one, and thanks

Really cool. I always learn something. Thank you for posting!

Another Home Run Video ! Awesome, I love this Channel!!

AvE is a long time favorite. As an east coast man who's traveled west, you guys are some of my favorite people in America.

Great set up brother. God bless you and your family!

Great video, I have a large fire skid I built, love the tool box, going to add that and a smaller more portable skid for faster responses

I look forward to this video each year!

Thanks for the info Mr W

I really like the box definitely gonna build me one

Nice Box, everything in one grab and go spot :)

Cody, What about some extra fire shelters in the go box? Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video

Boy Scout's motto: "Be prepared!"

Thank-you for the video i have made a fire skid and need these videos as fires are bad here in canada

lol, as I recall your few stacks of hoses in the other shop are two full pallets full. Love the content!

Gotta love a good members video. Any chance we can get a video on those Aero AR builds?

Been loving the content recently, thanks Cody! Glad you're back to making the videos you want to make!

A pair or 2 of extra gloves will go a long way if you come accross, like you said, "A bystander to hand a pair of gloves and a tool"

Be safe y'all. Ur in my prayers..

All I could add to that is a good book…. I guess in down time reading can better than looking at a iPhone screen.

With all the god awful filth on the inter-webs, always happy to see what info. you’re putting out for those of us who are thinking about the big picture. Thank you for another lesson sir and don’t ever quit fighting the good fight. Looking forward to the next one.✌🏼and 🫶🏼 from the great PNW (Washington State)

Prayers...

I can’t wait for this fire season to start! 😂

Fence pliers won’t cut it in my area. They won’t cut the number 9 fence wire. Lots of fence around my area is still all #9. Bolt cutters are a must.

@ccevans55

26 күн бұрын

Knipex has some 8" bolt cutters that (with a bit of persuasion) can cut 1/4" all-thread

@krisrutherford3763

25 күн бұрын

I build fences for a living. I cut literally hundreds of 9G high tensile wires every day with a pair of fence pliers.

@cameronmelendrez8706

23 күн бұрын

@@krisrutherford3763 what pliers do you use? sounds like i need some

Id add about 20 feet of fence wire. As great as it is to cut a barbed wire fence, sometimes you have to fix it to keep animals out or in. Just a suggestion. We keep a small roll on our brush truck. Found it help so many times.

Stay safe, Cody. I'm thinking of you guys.

@wranglerstar the company I work for. Makes the lid for the drip torch. I have poured them myself. Definitely cool to a see a part we make in use.

@tomnaro

27 күн бұрын

Do you work for waterax. If so I got some questions lol.

@allthingsradio_midtnwx

27 күн бұрын

@@tomnaro I do not I work for an aluminum foundry that pour those lids for the forestry.

You should put on a Stop the Bleed class.

Might be useful to include a can of construction spray paint in there. Arrows on trees, etc.

I know they were a prototype at one point, but are those nozzles on your fuel bottles and dolmar can available for purchase?? I’ve looked everywhere for something similar but haven’t had any luck. I love how quick and easy it is to refuel your saws with those nozzles.

Great content, love the cat❤

Interesting point, since you are grounding with bare feet so often now, should you carry a pair of boots in your gear?

@Corndog4382

27 күн бұрын

1:25 Sounds like he currently does

Thank you PROhO for the wildfire preparedness videos.

Have you considered a couple of Chainsaw Chain Lockers? No more tangled chain. A few pairs of gloves to hand out to recruits may come in handy. Do you have a fuel filter for your saw?

What are those blue spout caps on the MSR bottles and the fuel canister?

The Kit seems like it would be too heavy to pick up and put in a truck (unless you have help) during an emergency though. That's the only downside I see. Looks to be very comprehensive though

I’ve seen this box in action in a few of your older videos. I’m glad you did a full detail of it. Hope the fire stays away from the homestead. Prayers for y’all and homestead.

It could use a backpack leaf blower

Dear mr W was wondering if the power washer (works) it’s a brand, was on Amazon was thinking on using it as a portable extinguisher , I used it back when I was a maintenance man wasnt much of a power washer but it was extremely mobile it was battery and had a suction hose you can put in a big bucket. I was thinking of a backpack bucket idea if ya see in your mind where I’m going with it, I know it sounds weird but for cost effective dealing with fire but my question really is do you think there’s an even cheaper idea for portable cheap water set up???

Resource list pdf please. Each best item and where to get it cheapest or how to make it. Any good training for wildland firefighting and even urban firefighting family style? Books? Videos? Those are my question/suggestions for this video. P.S: Now I know that is a fire shovel guard I found in my old RV and has been laying around my garage for years. I thought it had something to do with the RV dunp hose. Lol.

nice

Now you just need fire proof storage for the tools !

I would add some sturdy backpack straps so your manservant can better move the box.

Day 2 of asking for an axe collection video

Lol the guy lives on a clear cut huge acreage in the middle of town and he running around in his fire costume

Can we see ProHo load that box in the back of the 250?

A few ideas: likely overkill but to consider Flashlight Pulaski Rope Come along Pole saw (obviously wouldn’t fit in the box) Angie grinder battery powered Spanner for fire hydrants with appropriate fittings (handy for true emergency) 4 in one key tool for commercial hose spigots Water key Halligan bar (surprised you don’t have one in general tbh lol) Also, in general why did you reduce tank size, I feel like more water is always better and you have two trucks. Have you ever considered building a dedicated rescue cache? Ideas include rope rescue gear, water rescue gear, some power tools (sawzall, grinder jacks etc)?

@Nic-tu1zt

25 күн бұрын

I was going to say a set of irons and a 6' hook .plus structural gear.

How often do you have too go and fight fires ? Hope your well

How sketchy are the wire mesh goggles? Like do you feel like you have to engage your safety squints too? I hate having my z87's fog up as well as keeping them clean + clear, and I've thought about getting a pair of mesh's for certain task's but haven't because it doesn't feel right.

What’s the size of that box and where would I buy these hand tools online? Thanks Kyle B NM

I was going to comment that the blue tourniquet is intended for training use, but now I can't find any reason why it's not usable as an active tourniquet. However, maybe it's worth noting that blue is often sold (by NA Rescue, for instance) as a training unit, while their black or red/orange is considered for hi-vis/other usage. I see nothing that indicates it to be different than the others in functionality (it better not be, lest the training be less valuable.) Maybe the only useful takeaway from my post (other than algo engagement boost) is to say to people: DO NOT train with a tourniquet and then plan to use it to save a life. Only pack unused tourniquets on your kits to be sure they won't fail. I've never read/seen any other advice. You don't want the thing to break or fail.

Cody, we recently bought a new car and I was cleaning out the trunk and the tool box in the trunk from the old vehicle. I found 10 emergency road flares that my Uncle gave me back in the mid 1970's so they are about 50+ years old. They appear to be in OK shape, but I am wondering if they change chemically and "go bad". What is your opinion? I just ordered a dozen new ones, but I would like to hear your thoughts.

What are the blue caps on the MSR fuel bottles?

GOD bless you and your whole family ✝️

Do something with that lathe! Think I saw your video where you made a tool handle with it years ago. You should dust it off.

PROhO is the most organized man on the face of the planet.

Another matter: re merch: can we have a long sleeve shirt available next time please? I'll leave the options of more than one colour with your 💭

Not sure if you explained this or made a video on this, but can you answer on how one does join the usfs? Is there any requirements or specifics to join?

You forgot snacks. Us East Coast guys need snacks.

One thing you didn't go over is wildland firefighting gloves. What gloves do recommend using?

Please upload in 4k!

Eh man, just wondering, how many times have you been stung by a bee and/or wasp? I was stung twice last fall just mowing my front lawn...

Can you make a axe safety video, I just got out of the er.

How do you stack your comms?

Food, water, pair of 2way radios.

Have you ever carried Quick clot. I carried a few bags in my emt line bag when I was on the line. Thanks for the videos 😎😎.

What are the blue caps of the SIG bottles

Does Stihl still have fuel venting problems?

You forgot camera, lights and tripod. Camera batteries. Don't forget those.😉

Great advice

hey cody has your wife ever thought about doing some homesteading vids about food prep, gardening, ect?

Put some blue paint in there :)

USFS tool kit comes with cat 🐈 included? Sold!

👍

Many of west cost men couldn't kill a spider with their flip flops.

@a.m.6402

27 күн бұрын

Good thing he goes barefoot.

Very good video....do you pack a tourniquet or 2...ya never know...when you may need one...

@JAC_Hammer

27 күн бұрын

@5:50

Whats up with that gas cap on that 461? Not a standard cap, never saw that before. Everyone should carry a bucket, shovel, and an axe... never go wrong with those in the truck.

Could you do a review on war wood tools

Are you back in the Wildland Fire side again or are you still not “needed” anymore

Can the firebox fit on/in your side by side? Is it PU truck only? Why/Why not?

@silentfletcher2472

27 күн бұрын

Need bigger for fire..... Truck time.

I love your cat...

Cory Quote of the Day: "What are you gonna do, stomp it out with your crocks?"

I know you love the rouge hoe and rake. What is your shovel of choice?

All i got is a shovel, hoe, and an old double bit felling axe i restored. But i live in suburbia.

Does anyone know the outro and intro song he uses?

I think I heard the blue tourniquet is for training only. Idk if it’s true but please research it.

@JAC_Hammer

27 күн бұрын

It is true, blue is used for training. But the blue ones are built exactly the same as the orange and black ones. (Black for military stealth and orange for civilian so its more visible to the medical staff). They should all be used only once... so the blue indicated that's its intended to be used over and over during many training sessions so ethically it shouldn't be trusted to save a life after being used (and potentially damaged or worn out) for training. So as long as he got the Blue one before it was used for training its perfectly fine to use.

This is how the us forest services learns from the us forest service

No Pulaski?

Response unit for flamethrower accidents. 😂

Momma kitty was calming you down l lol

Fire Tools Rock

No fireboots in that box?

Hows mama Kitty getting along with Kitty Kitten?

Cosy log build??