Worst part is you can never tease Sam for his landings ever again

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if I'd go that far😂🤣

@painlesstom

Жыл бұрын

Sam doesn't have any nails in his tires though... LOL

@papafro5161

Жыл бұрын

I mean at least he didn't Trevor Jacob it 🤷 😅

@gimmeaford9454

Жыл бұрын

@@rebuildrescue you certainly can tease him. You landed a plane in marshy soft dirt without flipping it...

@rdejaynes

Жыл бұрын

new nickname...SkidMark. yep your forever that guy. ol skid mark! OL' Ice pic, better mount it on a necklace and make it your goodluck charm or reminder

I am a few days short of 76 years old and a former plot/plane owner that has been watching Rebuild Rescue since you first got the free 401. I find the content extremely interesting and am so glad that you are alright. I hope to see this channel for quite some time to come. Keep up your amazing good work.

Jason, you've redefined the term "Nailed the landing". On a much more serious note I'm so glad you are ok. Thank you for not making a cliff hanger in this episode and I look forwards to your next video. Wish we got Sam's reaction to this whole thing on tape.

@stevehale4712

Жыл бұрын

I cannot wait to hear Sam’s comments in a future video

@davidhubbard7050

Жыл бұрын

FOD - Foreign Object Damage is deadly. In 2000, the Concorde Air France flight 4590 suffered tire damage on takeoff. In 2003, Space Shuttle Columbia suffered damage to its thermal protection tiles on takeoff, though maybe that's stretching the definition of FOD. In 2009, "Captain Sully" on US Airways flight 1549 suffered damage from bird strikes. Flying is still the safest way to travel. Grateful you're okay, Jason.

When I was learning to fly, my landings were not very good. I was complaining to my instructor that my landing were "bad." He said, "...a good landing is one you can walk away from. A great landing is when you can walk away AND still use the plane." Definitely a good landing! Glad to see you're OK. I will keep this incident in mind every time I land. You've just made me (and the aviation community) a little safer. Thank you!

So glad that you were not seriously injured. As they say any landing you walk away from is a good landing, this is a good testimony of that.

Glad you're OK Jason. Replacing an airplane is easy. Replacing you is impossible. Great job at salvaging the landing.

@triplexdread

Жыл бұрын

@The Real Jeffery Of Sky Don't preach! There are other channels for that!!!!

@darrenbradnock4553

Жыл бұрын

@The Real Jeffery Of Sky you're a nut job

@NotMeeither

Жыл бұрын

@The Real Jeffery Of Sky If you are Christ then I am the king of everything that has been , thet is and. That will be ! So obey Your master and be gone ! LMFAO

@nelsondln

Жыл бұрын

@The Real Jeffery Of Sky wow, get ahold of yourself man. Are you on drugs?

@nelsondln

Жыл бұрын

@The Real Jeffery Of Sky hate to break it ya pal, being a god, and thinking you're a god, are two very different things. Proclaiming in KZread comments to be a god and christ, is the polar opposite of divine action. If the world is screwed, it'd be because our gods have resorted to commenting on KZread, not because people cant imagine a mortal god.

Lol "I almost died." ( 5 seconds later) "These cove speakers are amazing"

I am Happy that you walk away! My flight instructor had the same thing as you. And he told me one thing. When the plane pulls hard in one direction upon touchdown and you're still fast enough. Step into the rudder immediately. As long as the rudder is flown quickly enough, you can use the leverage to compensate for a flat tire. This is also the reason why we check the taxiways and runway for objects at least twice per flight day at our small airfield. Exactly that is also the Concorde's undoing.

Happy to see you’ve survived this crash. Greetings from the Netherlands

OMG! when I heard about that on the local news it never occurred to me it could be you! So glad you walked away!

Really glad you are safe and healthy Jason. It is so sobering that such seemingly minor things could easily lead to tragedy, just one circumstance or mistake can become very serious. I can tell that this was a huge impact and only further increases your respect for safety with general aviation. Thank you for sharing.

So glad you are ok Jason. That looks like a packing crate staple to me. They are lethally sharp and easy to loose when unpacking a crate

An angel was watching over you Jason. Glad you're ok. Not a pilot but, am a trucker and it's scary how something so small can lead to disaster. Be safe and keep er shiny side up!

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Lawrence !

This is great news! Another plane to rescue! Fortunately Jason doesn't need to be repaired this time. Just the plane.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

100% so glad to not be laid up again.

@coreyb.3277

Жыл бұрын

Super glad no hospital trips were had!

@cawthorne6992

Жыл бұрын

That looks like a metal workers scribe point that was in the tire to me. Hard to tell from video tho. They are Hard steel and very sharp. Glad you walked away OK from that one.!!

@combatwing

Жыл бұрын

@@cawthorne6992 I thought it was a scribe as well

@KevinSmith-gh5ze

Жыл бұрын

@@rebuildrescue Jason: so I was thinking about adding crash recovery to the channel. Sam: sounds interesting, but where are we going to find a crashed plane to recover? Jason: I've got my eye on one. We'll talk about it when I come back from lunch.

Jason glad to see that you're OK, your thorough explanation of what happened and that your plane will be back in service is good news. Being a sportsman pilot my instructor emphasized that the preflight check was one of the most important job of being a pilot

So glad you're okay man! It's crazy how something so small can lead to such a crazy incident. So so glad you're okay 👍

That angled nail is usually for turf Grass nailing and holding them into the ground

Everyone has at least one bad day in aviation. You got yours out of the way early and are safe. Good thinking and good piloting. God Bless....

@YaceYoung

Жыл бұрын

I had engine failure 800ft on takeoff in an L4 lake lol hope nothing like that happens again

@Zalaniar

Жыл бұрын

Not really a great mindset to have that you "got it out of the way", as that would imply nothing bad could happen in the future. Another accident is just one complacent day or bad decision away.

@johnbailey2039

Жыл бұрын

@@Zalaniar I am sorry if you think that is what it means. It obviously dose not mean to be complement. Been flying GA for 30 years and heard it many times. Just like there are those that have had gear up landing and those who have not yet. I never took that to mean I am going to have one. I think you read to much in to this statement. Things like this accident can make some people never fly again makes them afraid to get back on the hoarse.

That looked like a rivet stem that was stuck in the tire. Glad you're safe!!

That reminds me of our FOD walkdowns in the Navy, small parts on the ground can cause huge issues in the air, so glad you are ok and may God keep you safe.

Jason, I have really enjoyed your channel! I am so glad that you are okay, and you shared your story with all of us. Once everything is settled with the insurance company, could you share with us that experience, how they treated you during the settlement process, and what kind of out of pocket costs that you will have getting the plane back to air worthy status. Best of luck to you!!

My dad told stories about 2 or 3 times that he crashed landed and walked away. One time walking out in the middle of nowhere for 3 days. I'm just glad your ok

I am happy to see you walking away from the crash. i had an accident in 1999 and I learned a lot from it. (military helicopter -wire strike). Don't let it stop you from becoming a better pilot. Keep up the good work.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the encouragement J ! I learned a lot and I'm still going strong !

I lost my friend and moms best friend a couple months ago. The planes left engine died right after take off and crashed into the General Mills parking lot in convington. Glad you made it out! Big fan of your channel

wow. so glad youre okay. things can be fixed, its crazy the FAA found and determined this information. A learning experience for sure.

So glad you are okay. Planes can be fixed. I've been in aviation for over 40 years and have seen many accidents caused by minor things. FOD has been a contributor too many times. The 235 is in good hands and will be better than new once you finish her up. Glad you are okay and thanks for sharing your experience with us.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate it Doug ! I am glad you're here !

Scary stuff buddy. Don't beat yourself up, any landing you walk away from is a success in my book! Glad you're still in one piece.

so glad you're okay. thank you for sharing your story.

The "Something like that" is what brought down a Concorde and killed its reputation. So happy you are ok!!

Very tough lesson to learn,but very happy you're OK and keep up the good work.

Jason, glad you're ok man those tarmac's and runways need to be swept and vacuumed man !

Thank you for sharing this story Jason.

Good to hear you're all good mate! Take care of yourself, you've got a loads of supporters counting on you for projects and story endings, not only them but more importantly your own family...! Like I said take care and keep up the awesome work! Lucas (Australia)

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Lucas ! Your kind words are very encouraging. It’s been a crazy journey, and I can't wait to keep it going !

That one is a story all of us in racing know too well. “Another way to lose.” Glad everyone involved during and after went home safe. Good job keeping the right side up.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Hugh👍🏼

Hey Jason, Glad the you are OK. I know that it was a scary moment but God was with you brother. It mean another rebuild, you are safe and know one was injured that’s the most important thing. Stay safe.

Wow that must have been scary. The main thing is your safe and well and not hurt too badly. Hope you can get it fixed back up and flying once again.Thanks for sharing this with us take care

Glad to see that you're okay. Sounds like some FOD walks are needed and a big magnet on the front of your Razor.

Good work Jason. Thank you for sharing your experience. Please don't let this discourage you from flying, and maybe try to organize a FOD walk for your airport.

@buckmurdock2500

Жыл бұрын

The takeaway is don't get discouraged but get a lot more dual training and continue onward, being smarter for the experience.

Had a similar thing happen to me a few years back. Had a frozen brake on the left main on my then 172. Skidded off the runway, through a BIG snow pile. Took out the prop, nose gear, windshield plus sudden stoppage on the engine. Your right you don't have time to think, that's when your training automatically kicks in. Once she came to a stop I had the fuel off, mags & Master off and I was out of the plane looking and thinking whet happened. Glad You OK. The plane can always be fixed!!

I'm so glad you're ok man. God Bless

I'm a pilot, and even though I always take my pre-flight check seriously, watching this will certainly make me EXTRA cautious from now on! Keep up the great work, been following RR since Ep. 1 of the 401 and absolutely love it! I know we've never met, but I'm really relieved you're OK, planes are awesome and it hurts to see them get damaged, but in the end of the day, they're things that can get fixed and even make them better, as you said, and for sure will be the case. Big hug to you and the team from an Uruguayan pilot living in Brazil.

Hi, 200 years ago when I was in the army, I had a roommate that was a crew chief on hueys. Every morning all of the units that used that part of Biggs Field would get together and do a massive police call to pick up items like what you found in your tire. They called it F.O.D.

@maciejs3329

Жыл бұрын

Fereign Object Debris if I remember well.

@trespire

Жыл бұрын

@Lynn Michalla Bindert FOD is the acronym for Foreign Object Damage. Walking the FOD line is standard operation on all airforces around the World. FOD damage and birdstikes are the Nr. one hazzard for military pilots. p.s. Didn't know Napoleon had an air force 🙂

@lbindert

Жыл бұрын

All of my stories start with "200 years ago "

@btankful

Жыл бұрын

@@trespire It's both. If it's laying on the ground or not from the aircraft, it's Foreign Object Debris. If it's what's done to the aircraft it's Foreign Object Damage. Also, if it's a part of the plane, like an engine intake ingesting a rivet from the wing or a loose bolt jamming a control cable, it's called Domestic Object Damage (DOD).

Jason, also glad to see you are OK. I used to fly back in the 80's but because of leg issues I stopped to keep from having a real problem. I get my enjoyment with airplanes when I fount your channel and watch it all the time. Stay safe and fly on brother.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

I am glad you're here with us George . Thank you for the support !

Glad you are ok Jason

Tire pressure monitor seems like a good idea to an additional level of safety, same reason we have them on cars now.

@dieselyeti

Жыл бұрын

Adding more weight, complexity and expense to your airplane? No thanks. This is a pretty rare occurrence and no justification for what you're suggesting.

Honestly, So glad that you are ok! You make great content and hope this incident doesn't discourage you in any way... just keep it up, you seem to have been thru much worse so i hope this is "just another thing".... What does not kill you makes you stronger. (And hope you had insurance) :)

Oh 😳. Thank God you are alive and focused for repairs...that gives us hope that Rescue rebuild still marches on...👍

Jeez! I’m glad you walked away from it

Glad your safe Jason. Don't let this accident keep you from getting back up on the horse.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

I won't !

Mental, very similar to the Concorde disaster in France during take off. I remember that like it was yesterday! Glad you’re safe buddy!

@Rebuild Rescue, so glad you are okay. Absolutely baffles the mind that something so small despite all the preflight checks can still cause such a dire result. On the positive side, we get to accompany you on another airplane rescue project.

On one hand it's good to see that is was not anything you did wrong. On the other hand, it's scary to see how something so small and unavoidable could really ruin your day. Glad you're ok. Sorry your plane is a mess. Hope you have insurance.

@glenpuyallup3847

Жыл бұрын

The Concorde that crashed after takeout was caused by a large piece of FOD (airport foreign object debris) on the runway. It can happen to any plane.

Glad your ok…that looks like part of a pop rivet

Wow. That’s crazy. Hits home for sure. Glad you are okay

Glad you are okay. Talk about scary

Pilot myself and thanks for sharing your experience. When I do preeflights I do check everything but never actually thought that a flat tire can have that radical consequenses. Will defenetly be checking my tires much closer next time.

@jj355f1

Жыл бұрын

I remember an instructor sharing with me that during a preflight to give the plane a shove and look at the treads for anything out of the ordinary. Obviously planes with wheel fairings are challenging but the point here is awareness gives you something to consider going forward

Glad you ok Jason

Had a flat Tyre in my Microlight a few weeks back. Hard pull to the left. The tube had a small leak. We were fine though. Nice to see the effects on larger planes with much more weight. Glad you're ok dude!

Man I hate to see that fella…glad you’re good to go seems like that coulda went a lot worse than it did so hope you get this back goin and figured out my man…keep it up friend

So stoked you are in good shape after that incident. The documentation of what occurred and how was fantastic. Rock on brother!

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Dan ! I appreciate you !

glad you're safe. there was a fatal crash in my area last week. always sucks to hear about

So glad you're ok. Love your story and video content. Agree with previous posts on catching FOD with a magnet. (Not being a pilot, maybe this is already being done around airports) I've been in a few high end RV resorts and have seen maintenance workers pull a 3-4 foot wide magnet (on wheels) behind a golf cart up and down the travel lanes of the property. You'd be surprised what they pick up. This process is very appreciated by the guests who would otherwise have to replace an expensive tire. Could save a life with other applications.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

That is a great idea, thank you for sharing ! I am glad you're here on the channel with us Brother !

We’ll be here for the journey to see this bird fly again!

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support Brother !

You need to keep your self and those around you safe. Luckily you are ok forget about the rest. Possessions come and go, life doesn’t! Stay safe!

Thank God you are safe and sound! May God continue to watch over you and your families!

Oh my god . Im very sorry for you and im glad your ok now

Finally a new upload! Glad you are ok.

Really glad you're okay. That looks like it was terrifying. People can't be replaced, but airplanes can.

@DanielGallowayR

Жыл бұрын

Plus I hope we get to see this get rebuilt as well.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

It definitely could have been a lot worse ! Glad nothing serious happened !

OMG I really feel for you, you really like this plane and must feel so devastated. I'm thankful you are OK, Lots of love for you...

Glad to hear you are alright

Glad you are safe. Take a picture of the item next to a ruler and send to FAA investigators, hopefully they can figure out where it came from and how to prevent happening in the future. Every time you fly any plane you should have 2 GoPros set up in the cockpit so you can record the flight details and maybe learn and teach something from the flight. Glad you figured out what happened so quickly.

@darkwing4475

Жыл бұрын

It could very well be what Jacob said,, I have several assorted picks in my tool chest,,, They are useful for all kinds of stuff,, I think the FAA will be happy to get the pictures and observations of what that piece of metal might have came from,,, :-)

Glad you’re ok! Looks like the object stuck in your tire might of been a rib lacing needle.

Glad you're ok sorry for the loss of your plane hopefully it can be repaired. If so will make great content again glad ur ok

Great save, most of all your safe. It's a rebuild rescue with the reason for the incident. Enjoy watching your channel, keep on sharing your dreams.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

So glad to have you here Terry, thank you for your kind words !

A successful landing is one you can walk away from. I'm sure it was a shock at the time Jason, but be sure to "get back in the saddle" as quickly as possible. Don't let your confidence ebb away.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Anthony ! All of these positive comments are helping me so much, I am so glad you're here !

Jason, glad you are ok. I had a tire go flat before while flying and it was definitely a interesting landing. But one thing my father thought me is it don’t matter if it’s calm or a stiff crosswind always fly the airplane until the engine is shut down. I can tell that his wisdom has been a life saver. Safe landings

Thank you for sharing this.

so glad you are okay

Nailed that takeoff too, Jason! Actually very thankful that you handled it to the stop so well. Smart FAA folk helps everyone. Well done to all.

Glad youre ok! The tire definitely didn't seem flat when the plane was towed back to the hangar and if it was, you would have noticed and not been so confused about what happened.

@JeffryJohnston

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't find a real good shot of the left tire when he was towing it to tell whether it was flat or not. He mentioned at 21:06 that they pumped up the tire. Maybe they stopped to inflate it every so often and just didn't show that?

@fast_richard

Жыл бұрын

If he was being honest about this incident he would have video of that left wheel in its collapsed condition. He makes videos for a living. I don't believe he would skip showing the only important evidence of how the crash occurred. There is lots of video of the busted nosewheel, but nothing of the wheel he blames for the crash.

Crazy how such a small object can have such a big impact. Was the airport at fault at all for the FOD? Awesome breakdown of the accident, and I'm very glad you're okay!

i'm so glad you are not hurt badly most crashes don't end well.

Oh my god! I’m glad you’re okay.

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you !

You got screwed, literally Glad you're OK j, and I'm glad you're still able to fly

You’ll get over a bruised ego my friend but not so much a loss of life so just thankful you are ok and it turned out the way it did! Very blessed 😊

I'm glad to see you're okay. thanks for sharing

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Claudio !

My goodness, that must have been terrible, I hope you are doing well

Any landing you walk away from is a good one, glad your safe , greetings from Northern Ireland

Happy to see ur still in the land of the living!!!

Glad you are OK

I've had a tire on one of the mains fail on landing and I can confirm it can be challenging to keep the plane going straight down the runway. Although I didn't depart the runway it really felt like somebody was stomping hard on the rudder. Jason, maybe I'll meet up with you again at OSH next year at all of the after show parties again :)

That's scary! Glad you're okay man and good job getting it stopped without too much damage and without anyone being hurt. Any landing you can walk away from is a good one ;)

Goodness, glad you're safe. Love this channel amd everything Rebuild Rescue stands for. I can't wait to see these planes in the air again. Take care. 🙂

@rebuildrescue

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for being apart of the Rescue Crew Jacob ! Your support is so encouraging !

Awe man … glad you’re okay!!

I’m glad you’re okay.

Glad to see you are ok!!left wheel locked??

Glad you are ok and this can be a learning moment. This is why we did FOD walks daily when I was on the flight line in the Air Force.

Glad you are doing ok. It could have been a very bad day. Lucky you have followed your gut on the training.

It looks like half of a metal cable staple. Glad everyone is okay!

@guyoutland6944

Жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking, it looks like a crate staple that had half of it broken off.

Glad you're okay. Shows the importance of regular FOD walks on the flight line.