Video Update & Chuck Wagon Wheels | Engels Coach Shop
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Videos get interrupted at times with unexpected family and work events. Here's an overview of the last several week's events and also finally getting the chuck wagon wheels on to the rebuilt undercarriage. With the help of good, hardworking folks like Clyde and Jessica Kaiser, we are back in the shop and continuing on.
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You don't owe us a video every Friday. We owe you thanks for putting up the ones you do.
Amen
Couldn't have said it better.
Life happens. Sounds like an adventure to me with inherit ups and downs.
Here Here !!!
That is a true fact right there.
Big thanks to Clyde & Jessica for getting Dave and the family back on the road!
They obviously know what service is. They have done a very commendable thing.
So glad you found some good people to help, in an unfamiliar place.
By the way, you are doing all of us a huge favor by passing your artistry and expertise on in the form of your wonderful videos. Don't feel like you have to apologize for missing a release. We will just be appreciative for what you do give us as we love your stuff!
I so fully agree with Sourdo1. One needs to take care of themselves and their family. We can wait.
Agreed, my sentiments exactly
Condolences to you Dave in the loss of your aunt. Wishing you and your family the best. May God bless you all.
Thanks Jessica and Clyde!
Dave. I haven't loved you enough in the past, I think.
I subscribe to so many channels that if one of them doesn't post/upload I sometimes don't catch it right away. But thanks for THIS one! Though I am sorry for your aunt's passing, I found peace in the story of Clyde and Jessica (and family) helping you all out!
I'm sending them a "thank you" card and note for being so generous with their love of fellow humans!
And thank YOU, Dave, for reminding ME about how there are still "helpers" left in this world. Hugs!
That's really nice of you.
Your story was good enough to makeup for missing the video, it a good feeling knowing there’s still good people out there willing to help travelers, it reminds me of my parents moving from Louisville Kentucky to Mooleyville Kentucky during the depression and their wagon getting mired down on Dixie Highway near this house and the family took them in until the morning and the rain stopped enough to get the wagon unstuck, they were complete strangers but good people.
Sorry for your loss. It is heartwarming in this seemingly terrible world that there are still people who will go the extra whatever it takes to help their fellow man. It is a very helpless feeling to be hundreds of miles from your safety zone and be stranded.
The Kaisers' saved the day and trip for you. We wish them well.
It’s so great when you are blessed by total strangers especially when you find yourself in a pickle and you need an extra hand. I try to be that person as often as I can. Welcome back Dave.✌🏻❤️🇺🇸
Social media is a weird world. You get attached to the people you follow regularly and when they don't show up as expected, you worry. Seems like the worry was warranted this time. Glad it turned out okay. Kudos to Clyde and Jessica for looking after you. What great people.
GREAT story! Glad you found another kind, generous person out there.
I know all about that truck transmission break down stuff while on the road far from home. We broke down in Montana on 220 west bound out of Circle headed to Great Falls for our Granddaughters wedding. A shop out of Circle came and got our truck and camper and took them back to their shop. They were kind enough to drop what they were doing and pulled our trans. We made arrangements to leave the camper at the campground we were at the night before for the weekend. We rented a vehicle to finish our trip and return. Parts were ordered and arrived the next day. They put the trans back in on Monday morning and we were headed home 1400 miles away in Indiana by noon. You folks in Montana are so helpful and kind.
You had me worried something had happened to you but it turns out good things happen to good people. Nice to see you all in one piece .
Regards Richard 🇬🇧
As an Ohioan, I'm glad he did you right. Welcome home.
Dave, Very sorry for your loss, and travel issues. Was worried for you when you didn't post a video last week. Glad you and family made it home. Many thanks to Jessica and Clyde for helping you along your journey. Always look forward to Fridays for your latest, very informative and ways interesting, video (I've seen and liked them all). Your videos are so good and so clear, I believe I could properly repair a wagon wheel if I had too,,, Blahahaha, no way! Dave,
your the Master. Please continue to record the art and science of what you do as you demonstrate you skills so that future generations may benefit.
Dave, I think I can speak on behalf of your extended family that we were concerned that you hadn't made an appearance. We also understand that sometimes life takes precedence. Your story and situation is heart warming in as much that Clyde and Jessica rallied around to help a traveller in need.
God bless them, and so nice for you to feel you needed to tell us your story.
I know you have heard this many times but you are an amazing man. To be able to accomplish all you do is beyond my comprehension. You owe us no apology for no video last week, or any other week. You have my condolences for the loss of your family member. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.
I'm thinkin' there is a transmission shop in Ohio that certainly deserves one of your Model T wheel clocks.
Was a bit worried about you... glad you got back on the road and home safe. Clyde and Jessica are part of what makes this country great.
This is Bill using my wife's phone again.
Thank you for your videos no matter when you post them, they are worth the wait.
Glad you got your truck fixed.
Family ALWAYS comes first .we can wait if we are true followers. Hard to believe the borax wagons are 5 already-time sure does fly.
I know a whole lot of people enjoy your videos and miss them when you don't post one,, but am sure we all survived missing one. Sometimes you have things to do other than making or fixing wagons etc. Glad you got everything taken care of and was able to make it back in one piece. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next one.
Glad you made it back Dave. It's not fun at all broke down somewhere. Thanks to Clyde for stepping up and going out of his way to help ya. I thought for sure something had gone wrong at the shop but I'm a patient person. Sorry for your loss, it's never easy.
Sorry for the loss of your Aunt. Glad you were able to make the trip to care care of your Aunt's possessions. A big kudos to Clyde & Jessica for helping you out. Appreciate all the videos that you do, missing one last week, not a problem. Figured you had something more important to deal with, as life throws us a curve ball every now and again. .
Glad all are well and many thanks to Clyde et al for helping you out!
Thank you so much for the explanation. I'm a few (or so) years older than you and have learned over the past four or five years that health issues can come up quickly and completely derail things. I was very pleased to learn that you didn't have anything like that going on. You're so reliable that I count on a video every Friday, so I got quite worried when it didn't happen.
Steve from Circle
Can't wait to see the wheels again from the fabulous borax waggon, that series of videos were the hook that got me into watching your channel. Never thought it was five years already, bring it on, I only wish I could be there to help so for now best regards from Nottingham UK.
Wow! What an adventure. I just drove back and forth across the United States from Tennessee to Washington State, and I also had a truck repair issue where my water pump went bad and the really nice folks at Rock Springs Auto repair in Rock Springs. Wyoming did me a very similar solid. Glad you guys are back home and safe.
Good stuff Dave. I'm glad the good folks at the diesel shop took care of you. May their good deed lead to much prosperity!
DAVE YOU ARE A GOOD NEPHEW, CLYDE & JESSICA ARE GOOD PEOPLE, THANKS TO THEM FOR GETTING YOU ALL BACK ON YOUR WAY, GREAT JOB TO ALL, GREAT VIDEO... MY CONDOLENCES...SEE YOU NEXT WEEK...
A friend of mine, a veterinarian from Montana, told me: "Life is like a roll of toilet paper - it spins faster toward the end."
Family is important. I'll stop by to watch the videos when you make them.
The important thing is that you are safe and well.
Well Clyde and Jessica deserve all the mentions they can carry . It's good that you're concerned , but it behooves your viewing horde to treat you with a bit of respect , you have a life and family with all the concomitant malarkey that goes on . Good health to you and for me , if you can put a video up do so , if not I hope you're enjoying yourself . 👍🇬🇧
You put these videos up for free and are sharing a lifetime of knowledge to the world. I'm sorry to hear of your Aunt's passing and while the explanation was appreciated, you don't owe anyone an explanation. You're a person not a media corporation.
I appreciate all your videos whenever they come out. I would never be so rude to ask why one wasn't released on the normal day.
Life happens.
God bless you, your family and your new friends in Ohio. Welcome Home!
I am sorry you had the troubles you did but glad you got help and got through the problems and back home safely, you, your brother, and your nephew.
What they call PAYING IT AHEAD is a Good Thing!! You have done that for others, it is nice to receive that, too! Thanks Dave!!
Dave, Family always comes first, you do what you need to do and we will be here when you return. Outstanding job by the Kaisers for helping get you back on the road
Just goes to show there still are some great honest hard working small business owners all over this great country of ours, you are truly blessed to have found Clyde and Jessica, truly great people.
Welcome back, Dave and thank you for posting. Sometimes family, and/or life gets in the way of our routine and we have to do what we can to work around these events.We really appreciate your efforts and videos, and I don't think you owe us any explanation. I am glad things worked out for you, and again, many thanks!
Sometimes you can not do them all. As far as I'm concerned that is fine with me.
Always a pleasure to see your work. Having been a sole proprietor for many years myself, I too had many times that I had to figure out a safe way to get er done! Fine job getting er done! AND... A HUGE shout out to Clyde & Jessica for being such wonderful people, willing to help someone in need.
My condolences for your loss. I consider each video a gift, I value each for the effort expended. We worry about you and your family when you aren't here. At my age, I see you more than the few people left in my life. God bless.
Dave, we hope our frettin’ shows how much a friend you have become to us through these videos though most of us have never met you. “Kindness begets kindness” I was taught, so I am not surprised at the help you received. Sorry for your loss.
Thank you for the update, but you don’t have to apologize to us for helping your family. Glad you were able to find a repair shop that understands customer service. Love your videos and the artistry you put into your trade. 👍👍👍
Of course we understand, and thank you for explaining. Every video is a delight, and we look forward to them, but family always comes first.
Good people just attract good people and you are a prime example of this saying.
Truly remarkable that you were able to find a good friend to help you out with your transmission issue. My faith in humanity has once again been restored!
Your explanation of "no video" was a story which many of us have experienced.
Regardless of what one's occupation is, 'life' often causes delays and detours in our daily routines. Family, no matter how distant, is the thread of life and that thread weaves a bond that builds memories for those who have past and for those we can share with living family.
I missed your video too .glad you're home safe. Big thanks to Clyde and Jessica for getting you guys on the road
I enjoy your videos and that was a great story about your trip. There are still some good and decent people out there.
Sorry to hear of your families loss. You have my deepest sympathies and prayers.
Thanks for the update on your travel adventures. The borax wagons were the gateway to your channel for a whole lot of us. Considering the efforts required for the initial wheel builds, the retiring will be another monumental task, requiring huge fire pits and many hands!
Thank you for sharing your personal story. Sorry for your loss. Glad to see there are still people who go out of their way to help someone in your situation. Glad you made it back OK.
Mr. Engel I'm sorry about your luck. You really don't owe us any explanation, I'm just glad it was a Buckeye that helped you out. Also glad you were able to get your truck fixed and back on the road. Your videos are so good and I guess we as "UA-camrs" care that nothing was really wrong. It was family matters and family always should come first.
Always nice to hear about finding good people who do good work and help others. So glad you gave their business a plug. Also always nice to know where to go when you need these services from someone who knows first hand.
It's a welcome distraction in this complicated violent world...
A thought of nostalgia and the idea of the romantic world of covered wagons....
Even if it wasn't.
Life happens to us all. No worries. Good to hear you found a good shop to help you out and get you back on the road. Clyde and Jessica sound like good people. Sorry to hear of your Aunt’s passing. May she RIP.
It's always sad when a family member passes and it's always nice to hear that anywhere you go that you can find people that are willing to lend a hand
Wow! has it really been 5 years, amazing! The borax wagons is where I started watching! I even checked out info on them on Wikipedia, I think It was! Those are amazing machines to hold up under the loads they're intended to move! It's still intriguing watching how inventive & skillful people were thru out history as they crossed this Great Land!
Condolences on the death of your aunt.
Hey Dave. When your video wasn’t posted I was concerned like a lot of folks just hoping you were okay. Sorry to hear about your family member. Driving all that way out east to help take care of family business takes a man of character. All the best to you and happy you returned safely to your home.
It's hard to imagine that someone as capable and independent as you, that you'd have trouble on the road, but it happens to all of us, glad nothing worse happened and that you are back in the safe environment where you do such good interesting work. I love you channel and sensibility.
I have been in an unbelievably similar situation 4 years ago and know how difficult it is. Glad you got things moving and the estate resolved. My issues worked out well too. Isn't it great to know there are still good people in this world? Good to see you back.
Family matters come befort trivial UA-cam matters. Thanks for being the kind and generrus person you are with your time Dave. God Bless you and yours.
Thanks Dave for quite a story. That was a long difficult drive to say the least and to breakdown and then find a very Repair Shop that helped you like this shop did is a wonderful story with a happy ending. Glad you and your Brother got back in good condition, love your channel.
I’m grateful for your content, whenever you post it. Thank you!
As my dad always said, "Everyday is a different adventure, some good, and some not so good." I"m glad your adventure turned out good, overall, as it could have been much worse.
Glad to see you are OK and that the only casualty (an expensive one, I'm sure!) was your truck. Your videos are my favorites.
Life does not always go as we think it should.
Good to know you made it back safely.
Nice story, there’s some special people out there on the road. It’s a blessing that you met Clyde and Jessica. Interesting how things work out. You were helping with your aunt’s estate and folks were there to help you.
As much as I appreciate the kindness of Clyde and Jessica, I was more concerned with your health and welfare along with family. I am truly grateful for the time, effort and content you provide me and others in this fading skill you have. You provide a glimpse of history from the past into present day to others like myself. I would put family first prior to the entertainment of others, too. Dave, you keep doing what you do and how you do it. Prayers and Best wishes to you and your family and for all that you do for us.
Thank you, Kevin.
I've been a mechanic most of my life, owned and ran a motorcycle shop for over 20 years. I couldn't count how many wheels I've laced, trued and mounted. Seeing how these wheels are made, "laced" and trued just amazes me! Thanks for putting these videos together for us!
Condolences to you and your family in this loss and thank you very much for the entreteiment you give us every week.
It is what it is. Thanks for all you do Dave!
I missed not having a video to wach but more I WAS HOPING YOU WERE OK. GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK.
Glad you made it home safely. Always enjoy your videos.
Family comes first and then Finance and every thing else falls in line. That's life so now you get to carry on. Glad you got your truck fixed in a timely manner and everything worked out. Have a Great One!!!!!!!
Thank you.
That is an absolute master piece. Makes me happy to see such a beautiful wagon , thank you.
I live in Southern Ohio and have been up in Holmes County several times. There are several shops in Southern Ohio but don't know if you went there. Well, I don't think you owe us that detailed of why but glad you did! Stuff does happen and never as much when you are in your driveway. Sorry about the aunt and having to make such a long trip but sometimes it gives you a chance to visit with your brother and nephew. Hope you enjoyed at least most of the trip, Greg.
the world is mostly of good people -- you story proves it.
i have missed your video last week, and i am very glad you are back for "the many happy returns"!
thank you,
-toly
I couldn't have said it any better totally agree with you.
Sorry for the family 's loss. On the bright side of the story, you met some awesome new people and family. Now you all have a great memory that came from misfortune.
Things happen and this year has been bad for several channels in that respect. Mother Nature has thrown her weight around pretty hard. It could have been much worse for sure.
Glad you are all safely back!
Thanks to clyde & Jessica and his crew for getting you mobile again. I love the wheel dolly when you mount the metal wear ring on it simple fixture to get the work done by yourself.
I'll admit I was a bit concerned that one of you might have been sick or injured & I'm relieved to hear that wasn't the case. I'm terribly sorry for your family's loss and even sadder to learn there are those among us who believe you owe us a video every week and are so entitled they feel you owe them an explanation when that doesn't happen. As others have already said: it is we who owe you a debt of thanks whenever you share your incredible craftsmanship and knowledge with us! Glad to hear everything worked out (thanks in no small part to the Kramers) and I can't wait to see the Borax wagon wheels again. Hard to believe it has been 5 years already! Stay safe & as always, thanks for allowing us along on this wonderful journey.
Thank you.
Unexpected things happen, but you made it through. Had I known you would have been coming by so close I would have liked to meet you in person. I'd say you broke down about 100 miles (give or take) from me. Sad to hear about any family passing on, so condolences to you and your wife. Do what you have to and don't work too hard trying to make up for the lost time doing videos. Time is lost to everyone. Once you've experienced it cannot be returned unless you are Superman and can make the Earth revolve backward. Have enjoyed watching you for the past several months and look forward to more. Take Care
Hay, as long as you folks are safe that is all that matters. Sounds like quite an adventure. A huge Thanks to Clyde and Jessica for all that they did to help you get along on your way. Heroes come in all shapes and circumstances.
Thanks for sharing your travel adventures . Sorry to hear about the family loss. Growing up an only child and working solo as well I have used that same method to lower a heavy / cumbersome objects as well the 5 basic tools. I too missed your release last week, I understand "The layed plans of Mice and Men" Glad you are well and recovered from your adventures.
I started watching you when you where building the Borax wagons. I can't believe its been 5 years all ready!! I have learned so much from you over the last 5 years. I restore vintage cars and are building a sawmill. But every week i see some trick or a different way of doing the same thing better. Dave THANKS for sharing your knowledge with all of us! Dan H
Sometimes life gets in the way.....glad you made it back safe!
Sorry to hear about your Aunt. glad the trip worked out. blessings to Clyde and Jessica! (good people attract good) I did miss your video, but, assumed something came up preventing it. Family first!
Glad to see your ok.
Glad you ran into another understanding couple in Ohio who was able to get you taken care of. I'm from the Zanesville area and there I did the same for others to see they were taken care of too and I am still being blessed from those deed of compassion. Glad you were able to get things taken care of and back home safely. Thanks for sharing with us, keep up the great videos and fun too. Fred.
Good to see you back.
I hadn't asked but thanks for the explanation of your absence. Thanks for undertaking to extend the life of those borax wagon wheels,. too.
I am so sorry to hear about loss of your love one, I always enjoy your video and you don't have to apology for anything, I am also happy to hear that your truck get fix and on the road at no time, much thank you goes to Mr. Clyde and Mrs. Jessica. I am also in Maryland for 30+ years now, I have made Maryland my home state after retire from US Army. Next time if you happen to come around to Maryland please let me know. must of all thank you so much for every video you have upload for us to enjoy.
The transmission story ... I had similar on a cycle tour in France. Front wheel bearing ran dry and I was lucky to find a bicycle dealer within a few miles on the northern edge of Tours. It was lunch time but they put themselves out to sort my bearing and get me going again. Best wishes to Clydes and Jessicas everywhere.
Much more important to be with family and deal with family issues. Happy with what comes from your shop. What a lovely couple to work so hard to get you back on the road.
WOW, long trip and vehicle troubles along the way add challenges. But it is so refreshing to here that there are great people out there that work so hard to help a fella out. Hey, you didn't wave at us as you passed through Iowa. I'll bet you went down I-35 to hit the "Avenue of the Saints" to St. Louis. We live in Mason City which is just a few miles east of I-35. And if you did take US Highway 18 East which is part of the Avenue, you were just 8 miles from our acreage!! Small world perhaps. Great video.
Good lord what a journey! Just glad y’all made through alright. Sorry about your loss. Howdy from Texas.
With all the bad news going on around the world, its great to hear good news. And from you being helped by someone from Ohio! (My coworker was born there. And she says I'm ornery!) Glad all are safe, transmission fixed and back to work! Oh and like others post here, we're grateful for your videos and don't expect them weekly!
Sorry about your aunt , I had a "spinster" aunt that was a joy to be with for all the kids she lived from 1900-1990 and had the greatest stories about just everything.