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Yep, as far as the cummins, i believe it.
I am going thru the same type of issues from my son who is 17 years old. He doesnt pay attention to whats going on and doesnt like the hands on fabrication and building that I hoped he would be interested in. He has the millenial give it to me attitude and doesnt understand the joy of earning it. The driving is of utmost importance and the physics of everything.
@@wyattowens5252 what?
The smile on his face when you said nicely done is everything, that’s what every boy wants to hear from dad.
A beautiful moment :)
And shook his hand. Father/Son Respect
It was the biggest smile of the video. All of Jack's tension went away after that handshake
heart warming
And he got so excited after that, started talking, thats what a great dad does to your self esteem
When I saw the "I'm Scared" title I thought you were going to talk about politics. Lol. :) Love Jack!
I did too lol
Me too
Same
@@msain427 You got that right! And a con-artist puppet at that. Aren't those the worst?
Same
The mud is black because there's a lot of wood scraps in there that breaking down and composting.
Took the words right out of my mouth. You could grow ANYTHING in that mud!!
Looks like some good soil
Good fertile soil
That's probably one of the best compost you can get!
It may be full of organic compounds but if this is primarily pine pulp and wood i bet it’s on the slight acidic side. Be good for tomato’s for sure.
The “ black” ground is caused by high organic content.
Black ground matters.
That makes sense. A lot a tree bark and sawdust combined with run off from the hills around the mill probably make the soil very rich there.
Yup, All the tannins in the wood, just like the black rivers in the tropics from all the leaf litter.
CARBON
MELANIN
@@sixty2jeff A man with a sense of humor. Gotta like it.👍
Jack: I hope you never get discouraged by failing to figure something out on camera right away. Most adults would struggle to figure those things out and if I had to choose I’d rather have you on my job than most other people. Good luck God bless
I’d rather work with a guy like Jack than just about anybody I worked with.
I think wranglerstar would be sensitive enough to not post something if too embarrassing
Hell, most adults nowadays couldn’t figure out how to even hook up the damn trailer to start with.
I’ll bet Cody, long ago, told Jack, “Hey, I’m only using you to teach all the morons out there. Don’t take offense when I micromanage you.” I’ll just bet.
In 10 years he will appreciate you showing him how to do this.
At Jacks age, I jumped at any chance to prove myself. I wouldve loved to have someone who was always there to help me learn new things. I hope Jack appreciates all the opportunities he's being afforded.
He seems to be. We had the pressure of performing in front of family, maybe impatient family; but we didn't have the additional pressure of knowing that whatever mistakes we made would be uploaded onto the internet forever. Good job, Jack.
He will I Guarantee he will!!!
@@garyargabrite1562 Hopefully its in time. Some people only learn those lessons after their loved ones are gone. Jack seems like a good kid so you're probably correct.
“Get comfortable being uncomfortable” one of the best pieces of advice I’ve heard. I haven’t learned to embrace it very well yet, but I understand the importance. Learning things in front of your father can be hard enough for anyone, let alone in front of a camera for thousands to see. Jack will learn so much from this
Jack's a pretty good sport of getting filmed.
Creative editing helps achieve that.
James Miller ... Yes, how astute of you ! I agree 100 % ~ Thank-you for your comment. "Visibly" verified by thee (thus far) 109 Thumbs -up's, I'd say many others also agree w/ you ! : )
He’s been on camera since he was a wee little lad, I’m sure he’s used to it by now.
@@cindyglass5827 what
I find that kid constantly looks depressed and is doing everything by force, very unnatural on camera, clearly uncomfortable. His dad, on the other hand, is a natural and the reason I keep coming back, I just don't think his kid's into it, at all.
He should have told his helper to get the logs off of the trailer. That would have been the easiest way for Jack.
Good one, Until the helper turned into the safety inspector.
@@michaelsheeder148 yeah I made that comment before he changed uniforms. Those safety inspectors hide everywhere. Lol
“Wanna give me a hand”?
Lol- “ I was waiting for you to tell me what to do” I’m dying laughing. Tables have turned...
Jack is hilarious... “well that’s not very helpful” made me LOL. I particularly liked his face when he realized he was jumping in the deep end... “now hold on”. Good young man.
Thank you for showing these videos of you and your son. I also have a 15 year old son, it can be tough showing a boy the path to becoming a man. These encourage me to be strong and not lose heart.
And am a 16 year old son and these encourage me to spend more time with my dad
You can lose heart, but try to never lose your patience.😏
The man in the loader handled that picker with finesse!
I was also really impressed. Bet he can thread a needle with that thing
The path to male adulthood is trying, difficult, fun and a great experience. Great job Cody! And Jack great job!
Don't forget frightening and filled with self-doubt!
I have been trying to find a way to say what I feel with his upbringing with Jack but this is damn true. amazing words and although I don't agree with 100% of what Cody says I value him as a honest and knowledgeable person thru and thru and will love to, God willing, meet up and learn some things from him.
I was going to reply, but you summed it up!
@@Tenskwatawa4U it absolutely is!
@@ofrddriftr I agree. I believe if we looked at ourselves as Fathers through any lens, it would look similar. As a Father of five boys, I have had MANY of these. I appreciate his honesty and transparency in an ever-critical world.
Lessons learned
He is so lucky to have a dad who can teach stuff like this.
Couldn't have said it better myself, Nothing cooler than a father and son team.
Luck has nothing to do with it. Jesus, and his parents worked to be able to do this for him.
@@jakevote8978 By that very definition that would make him lucky, as he had no control where he was born or in which family. He had zero control, therefor the outcome can only be based on chance, hence luck. Also god doesnt exist.
What teach his son to grossly over load a trailer no thanks
@@christopherm9912 God does exist. If I told you the pyramids were created by an explosion you would call me dumb.
How do you think everything was made?
God bless you!
"SPEEEDDDD AND POWEERRRRR" - Jeremy Clarkson
The biggest log... in the wuuuurld
Tim's Tooltime,,!
“Is that a bad idea?” ... “we’ll see.” Lol
My dad used to do the same to me and if it went bad he’d say well son you won’t do that again 😂😂
@@garywalshe4726 my grandpa was that way with me.. I grew up without a dad and I didn't get to spend enough time with my grandpa sadly.. I would ride with him as a kid and with my add my eyes were watching everything we passed and he would ask me how do we get home and this is some of my first real memories and if I wasn't sure and said the wrong way he would be like let's see and turn the wrong way and drive a few minutes and ask are you sure this is the right way until I realized this wasn't where we were supposed to be and he would turn around and ask where he needed to turn to get back right. And he would always throw in a few are you sures when I picked it right to make me question my decision..im rambling but reading comments about people's fathers reminds me of my grandpa and I don't know anyone who would let a like 8 year old lead the way home but it made me extremely good at figuring out directions and how to get around the city
OR you get good at fixing things.
"If you break it, you fix it" X)
Come on Jack everybody's pulling for ya.
Hey Jack, the dirt is so dark because of all the organic debris that comes off the logs when they come in. Bark, sawdust, wood chips all break down into a very rich compost.
The dirt is black at sawmills because it’s actually decomposing sawdust
Lots of organic material turns it black. Thats good dirt.
@@jared5811 actually it’s too acidic not good for gardening or anything.. leaves are good but sawdust is not .. yes tho same process just wrong material
@@thebowtielife3130 It depends what you’re growing, to be fair.
The last time that you used the trailer to bring back the first set of logs, it looked like the axles bent...
I haven't seen them being fixed but I wonder what happened.
PS - Cody's assessment of a Safety Officer was spot on.
I like the way the scene cut when Jack said “wait I’m driving the logs home” 😆
"Wait! I'm driving these logs home?"
I don't like the idea of twisting chain, can break easily when under load. Otherwise, well done Jack, your Dad is teaching you to think before just diving in. 👍🏼
I laughed so hard ...say what !? 😳 rotf
The classroom is a daily ritual. No matter where you’re at, class is always in session. Good job Jack!
Man, Jack looks like his mother.
He's actually adopted.
@@knurled1 is this true?
@@samueljames8026 As far as I can remember yes. Curiously, Google returns very few results on the subject. Although they are UA-cam stars, Cody tries to maintain as much privacy as possible. He's probably asked Google to censor some searches. I'm a little ambivalent about that.
@@knurled1 the F are you talking about... Jake is their firstborn. The Sweet loaf, their second child, is adopted.
@@ArthA122 really?! I remember Mr’s W wasn’t on the channel for quite some times then the sweet loaf appeared? I assumed that was the pregnancy. I guess they’re older but not too old..
Our world would be in much better shape if every boy had a dad like you.
Not passing on your trade to your child is the tragedy of modernity
Lol. My father was a College Professor in the field of Neurophysiology. I dropped out of college three times, and found my own way. Not everyone is suited to their father's trade. I learned a lot from my dad, but I followed a different path to my own success. Retired now, and loving it.
Watching a boy become a man. God bless. Btw, he's definitely got his Mothers smile.
He really looks like his mom. These clips of you and your son are just the most wholesome things around, and makes me miss those times (all to brief) when my boy was that age. God Bless you and your family Cody.
I was hoping to see Jack learn how to steer a trailer while in reverse.
Reversing a trailer is a difficult concept at first. I struggled a lot when I was learning, but once I figured it out I felt very accomplished. Now, as a homeowner, I find it is one of my most commonly used skills that I learned as a young man.
@@michaelsean09 you mean "professional homeowner" 👍🤪
My neighbor told me “just don’t look back” 😳
Cody, the first time Jack takes you out to a meal and voluntarily pays for it, is sweet!
Word to the wise!!! This is for jack open hand up fingers out when tightening binder I have had my finger pinched with that kind of binder gave me a blood blister I have never forgotten. I would use a pipe 18" long.
Wish my Dad had thrown me in at the deep end like this. I’m 36 and he’ll still take the lead in any project I help him with.
Tell him while you still can.
I’m 22 and gotta take things into your own hands to learn sometimes, just booked myself onto an evening bike mechanics course because no one else is gonna show me 😂
Agreed. He has done this with me here and there, but never bigger things like this. I guess now we just have to take the reigns and initiative to put ourselves in these positions.
“Think of me as your ‘safety officer’” 😂😂😂
"spreading safety"
"well...misery is more like it"
lmao
Yes safety is inpatient but I will also say there Is a such thing as too safe too I know lots of new safety rules has made work harder then need be and actually caused unsafe situations
Everyone wants a cummins. Thats why they are so expensive. Im in the market myself and get blown away by some of the prices online.
The square body Dodges seem to have a real market right now it’s happening here where I’m western Canada. Back when they came out new they were not that popular trucks rode like a pogo stick (4x4) and they were loud in the cab.
My comment is that my dad had an 89. At least then they did not have 24 valves. The one he mention's is a 91 that is 24 valves. I thought they didn't go to 24 valves until 1994 with the body change.
@@ZenRebel33 im pretty sure he was confused. They didn't swap over to 24v till 1998.
Mr. Wrangler doing a excellent job at raising that young lad of yours
An old Master Plumber told me (who I learnt my trade from) "Learning by doing"
I’m 35, no kids yet. This made me excited to have kids (in the works next few years). Your approach to fatherhood is what I consider spot on. Thank you for the guidance
Come on Cody, when he's legit asking for help, "I don't have an opinion yet" is not a good answer. Jack was right when he said that wasn't helpful. I've raised a son and did many of the same things you do with Jack. When he had questions if something was safe or not, I gave him a legitimate answer. Sometimes we talked it thru so he understood the physics of it and the safety concerns. Just thoughts as a dad of 4 and also a previous Scout leader who mentored dozens of boys.
There are many ways to teach, and each individual has a learning style they respond to best. Maybe Jack takes pride in feeling he has worked things out for himself to an extent. I'm sure yours has been successful but learning isn't a one size fits all process, he certainly looked like the handshake was a source of pride for him
I believe that was the intention - not to be helpful - If a parents why of teaching is safe and the "student" is happy than I don't think one should judge or intervene.
@Clayton Bigsby normally I agree. The look on his face when his dad gave him a non answer said it all. When it comes to a potential life safety issue, I will answer any question and discuss his plan and make sure he understands every angle as best as I can. I'm also an EMT instructor and I use the same philosophy in my classes. My students 1st time pass rates are above the national average.
"Never knew a safety officer to get his hands dirty" so much truth in that sentence
Studies have shown twisting chains severely diminishes the effectiveness of the chains. In the event of hitch separation, Instead of relying of the tensile strength alone, it applies excessive torque along with the tensile forces and will cause the links to fail. Might not be 100% applicable here, but as a general rule it is ill advised.
So this begs the question of how far can the chain drag before it is shot?
We're told not to twist the chains at my work. So I use a 12" zip tie to suspend the midpoint of the chains near the ball, to keep them from dragging. Work supplies the zipties and I don't tow every day, so it's whatever. If it was my personal I would probably look at something like gearties or cheap aluminum carabiners to take up the slack, so not to waste the zipties.
@@martyvanord984 DOT will disallow for any scrape marks.
Lucky For Jack, he got his mother’s good looks. Fine young Man
Remember that Jack is under double pressure to have to do these things in front of his dad, a camera and the internet.
As a former safety officer I can verify that spreading misery is a big part of the job.
Although no one was every seriously injured on my watch. So the misery wasn't for nothing.
Your Drone footage is amazing, so smooth with the terrain being so muddy/difficult.
Not to mention you get to keep a safe distance from the Logging Wheel Loader.
“Think of me as a safety officer” lol. All jokes aside, it’s a great opportunity for Jack to learn and have you there with him if needed. My dad did the same to me growing up. 👍🏻🇺🇸
what gave NO help ..!..let him learn but be more teaching instead of being a meanie ....it will go along ways better than saying nothing or letting him made a mistake !
That safety officer comment was priceless. Those guys never worked, just stood around causing others grief.
Wait you all missed the part he fist said he was his to tell what to do. I was thinking Jack just remembered it and was hey I don’t want to do this take and Cody quickly realized he was going to get dirty. Then now he became a safety officer. I did like that he let him do thing, but when there was potential to fail he instructed so nothing got broke.
"Anything you wreck or damage you'll have to fix. *slap*" 🤣🤣
"just figure it out". I don't think the new generation is ready to hear those kinds of words.
Thats the dumbest thing i read today
Your drag chains should be crossed and when you twist them up it lessens their capacity increasing chance of failure. It was great seeing Jack think through his problem. God bless
I think I smiled through the whole video.
Much respect I’m 30 and trailers terrify me I wish I would have got more experience when I was younger 👍🏽
So many folks rooting for Jack. You’re a lucky man Cody. 👊😎👍
20:00 - You specifically took it out of 4 wheel drive. Of course I did :) lol
The black dirt/mud is a result of years of bark & wood composting in the wood yard, not so much from oil...
A fool speaks when he has nothing to say.
I must be foolish, but I just like to comment to help the UA-cam algorithm.
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Nice. Me2
"speed and power" heard that from an old english car guy before
CLARKSON?
@@Mac-pi4cy precisely 😄
Love watching you having Jack think through problems for himself. I have to remind myself that it is way better for them to learn problem solving skills without me explaining how to do things first.
“I keep having to think of things... and now I can’t not think of things” Adulting is rough.
Think things then I can’t not think things, yep adulting your kids make them think.
1:00 😂🤣😂 I love the editing! This is the second time I’ve seen and edit like this on your channel and it’s hilarious!!
" I never knew a safety officer who got his hands dirty." :)
AH HO, Hide your daughters, Jack is on the loose. lol He'll have to be extra careful with his Dad filming his driving.
I think getting rid of the adventure van is silly. Where do you have to go that the adventure van can't get too?
What do you need to carry that won't fit in that huge van?
Chaining that log on the bottom gives a much more likelihood of rolling.
I thought the same, and it actually did.
@@elmerfudpucker3204 I saw that as well. As soon as he said it, I thought "no, no, no." He should have left it like it was and shortened the chain to accomplish the lifting while pulling.
*Wrangler star wakes up in a cold sweat*
WE'RE LOW ON BAR OIL!!!1!
If I were Jack having to learn in front of the camera, I'd insist on final editing rights. lol
Reminds me of when my 15 year old son works along side me. Sometimes I’ll put him “in charge” too. Great learning experiences! What a joy to see my son growing up into an honorable, hard-working man of integrity.
You’re a great example, Cody. And Jack, keep it up. You’re doing a fine job! We never stop learning.
Such a powerful video. I lost my father when I was 16 and when I watch this I see so much value in what you do. you're a very patient teacher and it really warms my heart.
I find myself laughing throughout this video. Jack keeps going to you for info. And keeps getting shut down. Best way to learn is to do the task and make those mistakes. You Sir and teaching him great life lessons.
Soooo, what exactly was supposed to happen this week that Cody was telling everyone to be prepared for?
I have been wondering that myself and waiting for him to address it. With the title I thought this might be the video but I guess not.
You have a lot to be proud of, and he will appreciate this time and those lessons as an adult. The patience to let him learn himself is impressive. My dad struggled to let anyone else do it without him telling you what you’re doing wrong haha. He realized that about himself though, so he would just remove himself and keep one eye from a distance and let me learn. All things I appreciate now.
I think Jack is learning, and sympathize if he's feeling stressed.
We had the pressure of performing in front of family, maybe impatient family; but we didn't have the additional pressure of knowing that whatever mistakes we made would be uploaded onto the internet forever. Good job, Jack.
Warms my heart you just can’t understand these wonderful moments if you don’t have children.
Man the adventure van is awesome, that's something I'm looking for my family to go on road trips in. Why have you decided that it isn't a good fit for your family. The reason I ask maybe I need to rethink what is best for my needs. Thank you in advance.
He talked a little about it in his last video. Wants to be able to have the whole fam stay somewhere for more than a night or two. Sounds like a truck camper or tow hauler may be coming.
What I feel great about is how Jack has had people telling him for years on this channel how great his father is, and I think that might have helped him to not take it for granted.
Well done Jack. No one was hurt, no damage and the job was complete.
I really like your new approach with Jack - let him figure it out, let him do it, and let him make non-critical mistakes so he can own his successes and be confident in himself.
Are the gloves on the steering wheel to hide the white knuckles ?
Jack folding that pizza like an east coast guy!
32k for a '91 truck lmaooo
That guys insane
someone will pay it.
As someone else said, someone will pay it. Trucks are outrageous everywhere
. I wound up buying my Tacoma two years ago new. It was within a small amount of the price I was finding used ones for with 80K+ miles on them.
mygrandpa has a 2008 cummins with 120k miles or so, worth around 20k. The old cummins might be more reliable and cheaper/easier to work on but the 24v has waay more power
Only worth that if the bed is full of M193.
At 13 my Grandfather pulled his RV over in Wilburton Oklahoma and told me to drive, it’s an experience I’ll never forget. He was a great Man.🙏🏻
A fine young man you've got there. God bless.
There's is no manual or a how to be a father or raise a child but I got to handed to you. From a father to another father you're doing a great job in my opinion. Now a day's unfortunately children are either growing up without a father or mother. I believe being a father or a mother doesn't necessarily mean you only have to be one to your own children. If we can make a difference in a child's life then do it! Always help and teach others what you know, especially children. But always help and teach anyone willing to learn, teenagers, young adults and yes, even other adults regardless of age. Thank you for posting these videos up and sharing, teaching and educating us. May God bless you and your family.
Man, if American sons would have been raised by Cody, we wouldn't be in the great big mess we're in!
Oh Jack!! We are all so proud of the man you have become!! Papa must be a good teacher!! You are going to have a blessed life!
Never thought I'd see the day when Wranglerstar BOUGHT logs. LOL
He always buys logs
If you look at his property, it seems to be already logged out.
It’s great how you push Jack to do more and more. You are really teaching him. You do so with humility and patience. Everyone boy and young man should be so fortunate. God bless you and yours and stay safe, my friend!
Funny enough my first time driving my uncle had me hauling logs down a back road just like this.. funnier yet that old 94 Cummins ended up being my first car. No better way to learn than to do.
Well done, Cody. I know Jack was BSing there at the end, but there is a metaphor there. There is art in parenting, and I can see you carving away the boy and revealing the man in him. There is a bittersweet note in your last few videos, and I think you are realizing he is almost grown, just as I am with my daughter. May he find a lovely girl and settle near you, so you don't have to say goodbye to him and watch him walk away. He is growing into an amazing, fine young man.
Does Jack realize the trailer is most likely heavier maybe than the truck?
👊 *Good job buddy. It's hard to work with your Dad (and the world watching). But you did great and it's an effective way to learn. Good job, Dad. Way to teach.*
"And now I can't not think of things when I'm with you." That's the moment he grew up a little. Good job papa. 👍
Hey Great job JACK Take Care of your Dad i lost mine at 14 ... You have a Keeper there love you guys God Bless you ...🙏❤️💪☮️🇺🇸🎚
Would love to see the under water view of that stream
Both of my two boys , hated the way i tought them when they were young. But now they do the same with there younger siblings. When small you show them, answer there questions, and cause them to think. Then you let them do for them selves. Both have expressed to me that they believe they are not afraid to make mistakes now as they work because they have learned by doing . They are glad i taught them the way i did. Its good to see jack facial expressions change as he is working through a problem he goes from uncertainty in the beginning of this video to a look of confidence and accomplishment by the end. The world takes all kinds of people to work .thank god for your ability because it is all by his grace
Those are 12 valve btw! Great vid
Exactly, 24 valve wasn't until the late 90s IIRC.
My dad had has always taught me by saying “you’ve done _____ there’s no reason you can’t do ______.” Everyone is different, but it great to see father’s teaching sons things that can take decades to learn. Not to mention have the patience to teach a young man 😁
Just saying they where 12 valves the 24 valves didn’t come until later
I gave a spiel about the old square body cummins... 🙄🙂
1st gen Cummins, GR8 engine, truck body is junk, I had one, used 2x6 to bend doors up after they sag.