Blizzard of problems! Powers out! Stuck again!
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2024
- Join us as we finally conquer this big snowstorm. This one was full of challenges and trouble but we made it through to the end. The power went out during the storm which was the icing on the cake! Shout out to my neighbor who came through and wired my furnace so the pipes didn't bust. Enjoy
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My dad was a snowplower for 30 years, and let me tell you, the lack of cussing in this video is nothing short of a miracle.
Definitely had to edit it out
I don’t think so…Ryan doesn’t cuss much and I have watched every single video, don’t think it’s in his vocab! 😂 I was so worried about Annie! Thank goodness she has a caring family!❤
HAHAHA!!! Ryan is a good man. I'm sure he felt like cussing a whole bunch of times. One thing is for sure, my respect for snowplowers has gone up a hundredfold!!! You guys deserve medals of valor for the efforts you put into this work. 😅
@@topdog4555he’s pretty good at not cursing. I think he slipped once on one of Erics first videos that he didn’t edit out lol.
Ryan, struggling to breathe after getting the gate closed: “that was easy” 🤣🤣🤣
The mental fortitude this man possesses is so unbelievable that I was cracking it more than he was and I'm only watching it on video!!!
On the 7.3 i had very similar issues and it was to do with the IPR, there is a nut that holds the solenoid on and mine had rattled off so the solenoid was sliding back and forth and causing erratic running and stalling. It was a fiddle to get the nut back on and loctited but never had a problem since 👍. Worth a look to make sure yours is in place and tight 👌
Similar on the 6.0 too! IPR will give similar hot stalls. Luckily never happened on mine.
I worked on 7.3’s for a long time and I came to say this. IPR valve solenoid, I was thinking at first hydraulic leak on the high pressure side, but the way it randomly shuts down and starts back up, id definitely look at a loose nut holding the solenoid. There was also a recall on the cam sensors where the engine would randomly shutdown.
Was about to say the same thing my 7.3 did ipr valve solenoid an ipr valve I did both as precaution never had the problem again
You guys need fuel tanks at your yard and transfer tanks on trucks. Was probably the biggest game changer in efficiency this year for us.
Transfer tanks are definitely the way to go
They have a transfer tank on one of the trucks, but I don’t think it’s in use in the winter.
Thunder Creek fuel trailers are nice as well.
Way overkill in this operation @@copperhead6019
I reckon that by next winter Ryan will be hiring out bobcats with plows, and a fuel tank on the rental lot will be an absolute necessity.
One of the good things about recording all this is, people that normally would have no clue, get to see what we go through to try and keep streets plowed, or just how EASSSYYY it is in the construction trade to make a living. Maybe if you're at the store and you see a plow truck driver. Buy him a coffee , say thanks.
💯 Respect.🌿🕊️
Wow that's a lot of work great job to your guys for showing up on time and doing you proud more people need to take pride in there work it really makes a difference warm thoughts to you all glad you have family and good neighbors to help I don't know how I would have survived this past year if it wasn't for a good landlord and neighbors and churches that helped me ❤❤❤❤❤
makes me appreciate living in the south ive seen snow 2-3 times in my 30 years but only a couple inches nothing like this
Absolutely. Not only the snow itself but some people think that if you don’t control nature just right then you did a bad job. So the professionalism of this job (I’m speaking with zero experience) and that is displayed by so many who do these types of things is awesome because they know they have to deal with some unruly customers who just want things extremely perfect. And y’all push that aside and still try your best. Which you guys show how you guys can make something look as good and as close to perfect as possible making your community happy regardless and that’s commendable
I live in South Florida, but oh my God, what you guys go thru during some winters, no thank you, you can keep that snow. But thank you for people like Ryan, that make it somewhat easier for his neighbors and customers
I'm just an office guy, but I've been watching your videos consistently for well over a year. You, your family, and your work ethic are an inspiration for all of us; regardless of walks of life. Thanks for another fantastic video Ryan - all the best!
Kevin seems like a good guy. It's nice to have connections and not always being the connection. If you know what I mean. Love the channel Ryan
I get a kick out of Ryan saying "that was easy" all night while he's struggling without a torch, flashlight, shovel, gloves, truck that runs. Hahaha
an absolute beast he keeps going no matter what !
Got to stay positive!
His positive attitude helps others ,l had a bad temper till l started watching he is a good hearted man@plessis2023
man i would of gave up an went home no joke
Good thing he’s got Erick negative self
Ryan I always keep a torch in my truck when it snows to warm up locks, plow pins, etc. It has saved me a million times.
I am really shocked by how little this guy is prepared
@@joneichelberg6432I love him and his videos but didn't even have a snow shovel😂
I always have a snow shovel in the plow truck. Mostly for if I get the truck stuck, I can try to dig it out. Or for the occasional gate I need to open when there is snow. 😂
@@Gooselip I love him too, but he really isn't very well prepared for handling snow at all. I am also surprised that he has no whole home generator, like a Generac or Kohler.
No Gloves!!
Ryan, your resolve and patience with the adversity you faced in this video amazes me. You are a trooper and definitely someone to have by your side in troubled times.
Need to appreciate how hard Ryan works man for his age he still goes above and beyond in what he does and the struggles to keep it like that
These last few videos have felt like a crazy season finale of a really good show. Thanks for all the hard work you guys do. This is not easy stuff
Very rare to see vlogs like this, no silly music, no ads, no promos, no notifications to sub, just clean story line of real life and making the eeeasy money :) Cheers from Czech republic.
No ads? I got a ton of 15 second ones without the ability to skip
@@TheJackster412he may have ad blocker or UA-cam premium
Or YT Vanced/ReVanced and using SponsorBlock is a time saver
@@roblecai spot on! :)
Dude just broke a $1000 weather guard toolbox. Jeez it’s amazing how unprepared people are I can’t even imagine
That guy busting his own $1200 toolbox is a classic
Have to tell you, been married 35 years, and the love and support you get from Mrs. Victory are amazing. My wife is always there for me when things are bad just as when things are good. I could see that your wife was being super supportive of you (you look fresh!) God bless you and your family Ryan!!
I love how Ryan stayed positive throughout all of the dilemas. Peace and blessings❤
For real. I would have lost it
It shows his true character
I admire Ryan’s dedication patience and work ethic . It has taught me so much for my own life for me and my family . Thanks Victory 👍🇺🇸
RYAN, my heart goes out to you. I've had some of those days, but NEVER anything as rough as your morning/afternoon/evening.
Enjoy yourself at World Of Concrete, you deserve it 110%.
God Bless you, your family and your crew. 🙏
They are all going and you know that's gonna be alot of laughs that they all deserve lol I'd love to be there with them and enjoy all of the hard belly laughs😂
Shout out to Kevin 👍. Nice to see someone do something for Ryan after all he does for people. ❤️
I wonder if Ryan does his driveway for him or maybe even the CEO? It is definitely good to have good friends and neighbors. Also lucky to have a gas furnace I am guessing since they ran the furnace off a small Honda generator. I know my gas furnace runs off 110vs also.
Yeah
Watching all the problems Ryan is having and no cursing😇. I think if my dad was in this video it would be an hour of beep,beep,beep😂😂😂. Great vid, Cheers !
Haha! Had to laugh at this one! I am not overly patient, so I'm with your dad on this one. Many beeps!
These bad words might not actually be bad words .
As some who works for a township in Alberta Canada and deals with snow removal I know the challenges! You guys did great!
I would've lost it after the second hiccup. Ryan, you have got to be the most patient man I have ever seen.
The way Tino looked at Ryan when he said I need you to come back at 10am😂
Never mind pink hats you deserve medals for all the extremely long hours and the hard and frustrating work you, your team and everyone involved in this type of work do, helping people to be safe. Ryan you keep such a sense of fun through all the problematic issues not surprisingly your frustration sometimes peeps out. You keep your team uplifted and encouraged cause they too must feel disheartened when things don’t go to plan. Love all your videos thanks so much to all of you.
Medals? Oh come on now. Jesus. Leave the medals to the actual heros fighting wars risking their lives in the military. Don't insult everyone like that again talking about these guys deserve medals you make me sick
Merrell boots are worn by our military special ops divisions. I have a pair that 5 years old and still look and feel new
@@JoeMarvino-xx6lmOf course everyone would never underestimate what the Armed Forces have done for this wonderful country of ours…and, we are free because of the sacrifices that they have made to protect us. That is NEVER IN DOUBT. Please do not take that word “MEDALS” to such a limited high extent or else we won’t be able to use it again in kids sports, the Olympics, college competitions or even to someone who just saved a neighbor’s child with their fast thinking and was rewarded by the community with a medal. Again, I completely understand what you are saying…I really do. However, it is okay to disagree peacefully, no? I think that comment by Spikes100 was perfectly fine. That’s just me.
@@JoeMarvino-xx6lmcalm down sally
You're a good boss giving Annie the day off. She was tired! 😂
It's awesome that Ryan and Eric have a great friendship and the laughter they have.
I'm exhausted just watching this video. Boy, my praises go to you service people. Thankyou all for being so dependable. Keep your sense of humour. Vital for survival.
On this episode Ryan pilots the struggle bus ....what an adventure...and the "hey you can't park there" and "did you get permit for this" were perfect..lol
Lots of challenges overcome. Careful out there! Great video.
Good to see neighbors and friends helping each other, keep the faith
Your neighbor came in clutch!! That is love man!! Nothing feels worse then not being able to keep your family home and safe..blessed..
What a wonderful neighbor!
Man Ryan! Your patience is admirable!
The amount of adversity you were faced with in this video was staggering. Thank goodness this storm didn’t take place while you were away at WOC. Great job problem solving and prioritizing, running an operation like this is a hands on event for THE BOSS!
I work on a military installation and the snow removal efforts are taken very seriously. The drone perspective really shows the top notch job you and the guys do. Well done
You certainly aren't at Malmstrom in Great Falls
@@jameslovitt994🤣🤣🤣
Just recently got out earlier this month, 5 years at fort drum and I now know everything there is to know about moving snow from one place to another 😂😂
yeah i worked in gagetown in east coast canada and a lot of money goes into snow removal.
and nice to have the meteorologist as well, we have alot of weather systems to anticipate larger storms before so we can prepare all our machines if needed.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@jameslovitt994
Your attitude through it all is something to really admire,sir. Well done
Only three words for you: GENERAC HOME GENERATOR!!! I had one installed last year, and it came on SEVEN TIMES IN ONE YEAR!! The longest time was over 8 hours!! I have a sump pump that runs 2/4 times an hour. House must be on a spring I guess? The Generac is a good machine, gives you real piece of mind!
Or Kohler, Cummins, Caterpillar, Onan, Olympian, Briggs and Stratton, basically everyone makes an automatic standby generator anymore.
Geez! The drone really did put a different perspective on all that you guys have done. Gooood work.
been loving these hour long plow videos lately!!! thats a lot of challenges you faced ryan with everything going wrong. glad you got everything squared away and got heat in your house! stay warm and stay safe! much love Victory Style! Easy Money!!!!!
Ryan watched the full video and I must say what a super man you are nothing but obstacles everywhere you turned and still you kept going a truly hard worker I have never seen and you still laugh and keep your humour despite all the obstacles you had throughout the night.
You are one heck of a man Mr Ryan. God bless.
Crank shaft position sensor sounds like Love the videos u put out keep up good work
I agree, but should be throwing a P0335 code.
@@user-ef7wn4mw3p that true my 1999 an 2001 7.3 trucks won’t throw a code most times if go bad but have learned on them trucks to buy all sensors from ford
Ipr sensor
@@alexbleeker7360 you correct there good thing is on the 7.3 motor only 3 sensors are important icp ipr an crank shaft I’ve learned to always carry a motor craft crank sensor in glove box but them 3 sensors all that needed for sure an good oil level my 7.3 trucks don’t like being low they won’t start
You are the definition of a hard working AMERICAN MAN!!! Its really like this though, what can go wrong will!!! GOD Bless and prayers to you and YOURS..
I can't tell you guys how thankful I am for these videos. This all is nothing short of inspirational. Truly!! 🙏👑💖
You need a whole house generator at your house. The ones that run on propane/ natural gas. That way when the power is out it starts automatically. Here in Illinois a lot of people have them.
Generac had it installed last year. Works like a charm
Ryan, on your 7.3 it's almost for sure your camshaft positioning sensor. They're cheap and an extremely common problem on that truck. Pretty easy to change to. One bolt on the front of the timing chain cover. A little bit of a pain to get to but not too bad.
I was going to say that first, or a problem with the hi pressure oil pump. My 7.3 did the same and was diagnosed to the cam position sensor. A good 7.3 mechanic can diagnose it no guessing.
@@edwardtabor77 when the hpop in those trucks wear out they become hard starting, that thing fired right up in the cold. When the injector pressure control sensor goes out they run funny and start chugging real bad. His truck runs fine and then out of nowhere it's like someone cuts the ignition off and then back on again. I'd put money on cam positioning sensor, I know those engines inside and out.
@johnkett6505 thanks. Something else to add to my knowledge database.
This is one of those storms you will talk about 20 years from now. Cool you captured it on video
You are the MAN !!
every Video You teach Us Persistence and Kindness all ways Wins...Thank You and God Bless You and Yours.
Ryan .. that snowstorm was a war for you and your guys . Always something. I salute you , Sir ! Btw. Love all the fam together on the snowstorm. So cozy .
Philadelphia checking in. Ryan, you have so much patience!! I would have been cursing n flipping out with half the situations you had in the vid. I know it does not help flipping out but MAN.GOD BLESS!
I go 25 to 35 hours straight plowing only stopping for coffee and fuel regularly. When I start seeing things that aren't there, I know it's time to stop. I'm not sure what Tino was doing overnight, but he wasn't plowing 😂
you know that nap it hard in the heated cabin
Most aggravating feeling ever when you leave your guys assuming work is getting done and return to nothing
@@The_yeffy1 Yep, I do most everything solo for that very reason, I get really fired up when people let me down and make excuses.
@deadloverboy9519 I've learned over the years 2 day marathon plowing is not for everyone, you either have it or you don't. Tino was nodding for hours I'll bet hahaha
You kept your cool through all the adversities you encountered. Ryan you are the man !!
That dude trashed a $800 tool box for a strap. I feel that was a poor choice. I always keep the strap in the cab so it’s not frozen.
With all the stuff you went through and still produce a very long video is amazing . All of you, your family, your crew, your friends and neighbors still gives me hope that this country can be saved. God Bless All
A snow shovel on the snow plow trucks should be mandatory, as well as a little tool box for emergencies.
Biggest lesson to take from this video , have great relationships with your neighbors!
I rarely comment. But this was a great vlog. Need more like these. Hope your family is doing well. Such a huge asset to the community! Great video!
I am calling it now in this videos Comment Section, I will be working for you in 5 years or less. Guaranteed. I am not gonna stop until I make it. What a dream to be apart of a team like the one you have built, Ryan. You are such a cool dude!
Thanks for blessing us with so many extra videos this winter!!
MAN, you hustle Ryan! Really like seeing these winter adventures with everything that comes along with it. You make it work and in the end you still say it's EASYY. Love it. Good work, great video!
These have been the best two videos I've seen on here and I love them all. Well done, Ryan! The way you keep your cool thru all of the challenges says a lot about you. Can't wait to see the follow up videos. This all makes concrete work look like "Easy Money".
“ dude dude who do you think your talking too “ 🔥🔥 legend neighbour with the hardwires
You are a true dad. Out there doing everything you have to go make things happen with the best attitude you can have. While the wife and kiddos are home never really knowing the struggle until they watch the videos. Dope
“ just give me the diesel fuel I don’t need a car wash right now” i could not relate any more to that sentence 😂
This is one of the realest videos ever. We all know, this is how frustrating life can really be. I'm a magnet for days like this.
highly recommend getting a generator for the house. i had an electrician run a wire from panel to the outside wall so i can just pull my wheeled generator from the garage to the house and run power to the main items for when this happens. a lot cheaper than having one of those big back up generators. great value
Eric always gives me anxiety when he’s climbing all over or leaning on the machines. But then I realize Ryan doesn’t grease anything cus if he did Eric would be dragging globs all throughout the trucks,machine cabs, and their homes lol
Yeah I love their videos but it drives me nuts they grease the equipment 2x a year 🥲 I’ve been told you should grease a skid or mini ex every day before you work it and sometimes even half way through the day.
That is false! Too much grease can be a problem as well.
Too much grease will hold the dirt in the wrong places
Man I feel for all your struggles Ryan you definitely have some patience I can’t say if I would handle it as good as you
Oh my goodness Ryan. Congratulations on making it through that one. All the challenges happen during the big, cold storms.
Ryan
Congratulations to all of you, your Victory crew employee's & your family for staying so very positive with all the problems you encountered with such a large snowfall !
A recommendation for you...About 8-10 yrs ago I had an automatic 36kw GENERAC whole house generator installed. I have a 3200 sq ft house & 1200 sq ft garage. If electric goes out generator automatically takes over & when electric is restored generator automatically turns off.
I would highly recommend to look into one for your home for issues like you experience with snow in winter months !
I dont need a carwash right now" was halirous 😂. Time to move that snow is nuts!
Living somewhere that can't even deal with 1cm of snow, it seems under appreciated how much work you and others do to make that snow less of an impact for everyone else. It seems easy to go under the radar when so much is done either out of sight to prepare or late at night
Get a torch for those locks. Keep it in the heated cab & it'll fire right up
In Oklahoma we can't handle ice/snow at all. It wasn't as bad this year as last but we still have more to come.
Was 37 c yesterday, now 21c and its almost 3am in Sydney
@@jamesleicher its 7°F...or -13°C here in ohio ! lol
some air ports shut down from a bit of snow... but the air port near me (toronto) have 200+ people to do snow removal on the entire airport. its pretty crazy how much work a bit of snow causes
Your 7.3 stumbling and stalling most likely is the Camshaft Position Sensor. It's quite possible it could also be the injection control pressure sensor, but more likely the camshaft position sensor. Wiring goes bad, connectors leak, or the sensor just fails after time. You should have a fault code, it may not trigger the check engine light, but good chances you have a Historic code set for OBD2.
Common problem on that make and model.
What an episode, I applaud your patience Ryan 🫡
Change the cam position sensor (CPS) on the 7.3, only get OEM though. It’s a 10mm bolt. Best to use a 1/4 drive ratchet with a deepwell 10MM. I always lay under the truck. Easy to change pops in and out.
I’m a landscaper from Holland, i really like to see the different work methods you guys have compared to us 👍 respect for the positivity ryan a lot of people can learn from that
Ryan,I absolutely love your interpretation of "easy".
Patience is key, something I really don’t have too much of. But Ryan, you are a master of patience and I’ve got mad respect for you man! Love the vids keep em coming and goooood work!
Ryan, you just reminded me how resilient humans can be! Thank you for the video
How many times in our lives do we say to ourselves, "I thought this was a good idea but now im thinking its kinda dumb." lol Great video.
Not alot of folks bother to take an introspective look... That - to me - is the difference between a leader and a follower.
this brings me back to my high school and college days of snow clearing. now a days i'd ONLY do it in a plow or skid. my shoveling days are behind me lol. I enjoyed every minute of this I love workin in the biblically horrible weather it's always an adventure in the worst and best way.
Watching your winter videos reminds me why I love living in Florida.
Could be cam position sensor causing your truck problems they are known to go bad in the 7.3s part # F7TZ-12K073-B for 97-03 7.3 powerstroke
You don't think it's crankshaft position sensor family member just had theirs go out, and it just shut off like that
@@fck20112012the crank position sensor is the one the 7.3 has issues with. I've never heard of any cam sensors causing issues
@FreedomInc yeah that's what I was thinking crankshaft position sensor family member just had theirs go out an it would completely shut off going 70mph down the road freaking scary did it when I was driving lol
Yup I had the same issue. Swapped cam position sensor and was good to go
7.3 power strokes don’t have a crank sensor it is a camshaft position sensor part # F7TZ-12K073-B had the same exact issue with my truck
Ryan, you have zen level patience my guy. Great video as always.
The patience you have is amazing
It was the sleepover party when Ryan saw the pile of clothes and realized he has too many kids for me. lol ♥️
I have to give you all the credit in the world for keeping your composer with everything going wrong that could go wrong. The guys who work for you are lucky to have someone who cares about them as much as you do.
* composure 😉
Autumn had a maniacal laugh when you were talking about the sleds.😊
42:54 “I like breaking stuff” 😂😂
Wow, another tough one. But you plowed through. Thank you for sharing.
Ryan, not sure how you stay so positive, but that is very impressive. I was a nervous wreck watching the video...one thing after another. Thanks for keeping it real and taking as along.
Ryan’s new nickname should be “Mr patience”. Awesome job handing all those situations you had 👏
The amount of patience ryan has is unreal
Kudos Ryan. 👏 In a situation like that, you just can't plan for every challenge. However, you must endure. Great respect 🙏. As well, love the one hour vidjas.❤
Thanks for sharing the struggles it gives me an appreciation for my decent weather in upstate NY.
Hey Ryan, keep one of those little torch lighters handy for locks in the winter. It doesnt take too much heat to get them unstuck
I would always heat the key with a lighter and then insert it. That does not mean it works on the first try, but It will work with "in, out, heat, in, out, heat" cycles
Awesome job by you and your crew Ryan. Love to see guys take care of their community and help others by plowing their driveways
Y'all did very good with this crazy snow storm and all of y'all did the best that you can do. Drone video is excellent and you can see how much snow y'all removed