Loading Crushed Cars From The Antique Studebaker Salvage Yard
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2021
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Thanks Silas for the education on Kansas!! Hope to visit the state one day.
I love country drives like this. we go on country drives too, often just to see what is there, & enjoy nature..... great way to ease stress too.... thanks for sharing !!
Love the sun rises in morning
What a beautiful sunrise. Thank you for your time with us driving the dirt roads. Reminds me of my teenage years
Enjoyed ths whole series and miss it when you haven't posted.Glad to see the yard cleaned and the metal going to be recycled. Like another poster, you put an awful lot of fuel and time into getting parts you want and the hulks smushed. I do hope the profit margin is fairly substantial.
It is or they wouldn't do it dumb ass.
When you are short on content, and you still feel like publishing a video, you can always go for a ride on some dirt roads, that was fun to watch.
I think I enjoyed the back roads more than the loading. You sure did save a pile of stuff. Hope it pays off for you. Thanks for the video.
Loved the country drive. Good to see places where wildlife can survive. Beautiful country. We drive through Sounthern Kansas sometimes. Stay safe and GOD bless
Years ago when my niece was little we convinced her round hay Hales when coconut toasted marshmallows. Then she taught her son the same thing lol.
Thanks for taking us all for an adventure..I enjoy your channel and stories to watch Introduce your dad some day
I saw huge fields of blooming sunflowers on time while riding my welded rail train near your area . Man what a sight to see , sunflowers as far as I could see on both sides of the tracks and for many miles of them . Beautiful sight to see . Great videos Silas .
I was born in Concordia Kansas raised in Salina part of my childhood but I live in Texas now. Every time you talk about the Kansas State Fair just gets me closing my eyes and remembering my childhood. Thank you
Yes!!!! More crushing!!!
Or More loading!!! All good stuff!
Thanks for sharing your time..
You saved loadsa stuff and made a few quid in the bank from the scrap good vids mate keep em comeing 🤘
Watching you drive the back roads is a daily drive for me, no way would I give up country living. The only thing you have that I don't is marshmallow harvest time.😂🤣😅🙂
I like the fact that you actually want to show yourself in your videos you deserve a lot of respect for that you get to learn more about the Creator of the channel so you be instead of just hearing a voice in the background
Don't know why...after watching most of your videos...but this one was very special...sort of peaceful and relaxing. They're all fun. Liked it.
31:57....r/h side shopping center..in the 70's, the Hour Glass Cafe was there....used to eat a lot of breakfast and lunch there....great food..
My oh my Silas, you certainly work really hard to earn your wages. But i like your work ethic, if the work is there you just "go out and get it done". Many thanks for taking us along with you on those beautiful back roads, I have really enjoyed travelling along with you.
Keep well and stay safe.
David in the U.K.
Seeing Kansas as you showed it encourages a person to want to move there
I really enjoyed the drive.
Kansas looks amazing.
Thanks for the scenic tour.
Silas seems you have a good life out there,,really enjoy your videos
Thanks for taking us along for the ride we get to see things off the beaten track ,makes a nice change and a slower pace of life
thank you for sharing part of your life with us.
I love traveling the back roads, I learned to drive on the gravel roads. I had no fear. I have enjoyed this studebaker series, I had two studebakers in the last twenty years both 1956 two door sedans. I wonder how many peolpe today have ever driven on a gravel road.
Thank you Silas for taking us on that sceneic trip.Really cool too see all those mushroom hunting areas.. Beautiful farmland..☮️👍
Good stuff hiding in those barns and fields.
I enjoy your ride-alongs. Gives me a glimpse into a part of the country I haven't been to. You know... That part about runnin' the back roads when you were a kid... I did that too. When I go back to my hometown, 1,400 miles from what's been home for me now for the last 44 years, I go back and ride those roads. Things have changed a lot, and sometimes it's hard for me to remember where they are, but it's great to be back. Oh, and I drive them a lot slower now than I did then too. I wonder how me and all of my foolish buddies lived through all that. But, then, some of them didn't, so the ride makes me remember them too.
Outstanding Silas. Again working with your dad has to be the best. Mine passed away when I was 19. I've really enjoyed this series. Hopefully you can line up some more property clean outs. Thanks
For all the YT police out there, most of the front ends weren’t heavy. Most were under 50 lbs. The only really heavy one I slid on to the skid and didn’t lift it at all. It’s not my first rodeo and I’m not as foolish as you think I am 😆 I’m not upset, but there’s no need for so much concern 😃
@@tinadifazio7622 No rubbish, only stuff I know I have buyers for.
I could sure use some parts off that 24th series Packard
I don't know why but I find watching this relaxing.
Silas this is another amazeing video, thanks for the trip down all the back roads, it brought back old memories, keep up good job. You sure got to save a lot of parts. See you on the next video. Have a good evening.
Enjoyed it all Silas. And thanks for taking the back roads. I enjoy doing that on my Dual sport motorcycle. So much to see on the back roads.
I love driving the back roads. It's so relaxing and everyone that happens to be out waves.
Such beautiful scenery Silas! I would never get to see that kind of stuff, dirt roads and farms harvesting, the flat land and straight roads. Its all so different than Connecticut. I loved it.
Beautiful scenery and farmland
That's a lot of farm land there in Kansas! Not many farms in Kentucky anymore 😕 grandkids of the farmers sold land off for plots for houses, what a shame.
I like the back roads
TIME IS MONEY!! My Fastest load up time 9min 30sec with huge heavy bundles on a drop deck. Sumtimes what we will do with a open top trailer we drop them in push down n drop anotha bundle til whole trailer is full. I CAN SAY UR DOWNING A DAM GOOD JOB!! 😎😁 GMAC 💪💯⭐ LOVE CONTENT🤩
We grow those Giant Marshmallows up here in Humboldt, too, Silas! We're known for Dairy, not just that other stuff they grow in Humboldt 🤣
Another job well done! Always interesting to watch another person who is skilled at their craft.
It's good to see that you saved what you could . I hope it's worth your time and it doesn't take too long to sell it . Do you have any classic cars?
That's a big beautiful country you live in. You portray it in the best possible way. When you work with scrap, you appreciate the finer things in life. Keep showing local scenes. Stay safe.
Nothing like like a drive in the country
You need a set of long forks, makes loading the trailers so much easier. SAS is the brand!
You put a good load on that truck more than most !!!
What a ride, thanks for taking us along, great video, keep'um coming.
Good memories with your dad. I grew up on a garbage truck and have fond memories of stopping at a park along to route or for an Ice cream. I'm a dad now and look forward to those little moments with my son.
Great video 👍
All looking good, my friend. All that hard work and all those miles to and from, but it surely has to feel good seeing the pile growing smaller every day. I too prefer taking backroads to driving the highways. Number 1 - it is usually more picturesque and more interesting and Number 2, you see people doing their thing and getting on with life as well as a lot of other things you don't get to see on a highway. Certainly makes you feel more alive and thankful for what you have and a job you enjoy doing / lifestyle you wouldn't be without.
I thank you for showing us that beautiful part of your vast country. I've never been to the States and only see that which appears in some form of media - and that's mostly city-based, so it is great to see farms, gravel roads, old houses / repurposed buildings and views that are so familiar in New Zealand......except you have so much more sky and a lot less hillsides! Great vlog, my friend, great vlog. When I go out to see a friend of mine on their farm in a couple of weeks to pick a basket of fresh mushrooms, I'll think of you!
Thanks for sharing your memories. Sometimes we forget to smell the Roses or the coffee whichever one you want. Can't wait for the next adventure. 😁
Driving on gravel roads to me is the way to go
Thanks for driving through the country there in Kansas!
My Grandparents had a farm near Clyde, and they had milking cows and raised all kinds of grain. Brought back many years of visiting them from California! Those were the days!!
It's too bad about people getting into your stuff But that's pretty much anywhere yeah go. Thanks for the cruise on the back roads look pretty nice. And that was a beautiful sunrise thanks.👍😎🇺🇲
Enjoy all your videos my father had 4 Studebakers a 50 2 53s' and a black 56 Flite Hawk I still love Studebakers
Nice one about the marshmallows it put a smile on my face when you said that good on you
Silas, this was a very pleasant and relaxing video to watch especially with the great music selection you played as you loaded crushed cars into the trailers and towards the end of the video. Take care of yourself and your family.
Thanks for the ride down the dirt roads, The Sunrise shot was spectacular .
Great series of videos, thanks enjoyed watching. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Morning Silas, thank you for sharing your daily adventures!! The ride down the back roads & commenting was awesome!! Thats too bad that people came & took stuff when you weren't there..Be safe, God Bless!!
Enjoyed seeing farmers at work. Labor is an honorable pursuit and more fulfilling than office work in my experience.
Thank for the showing me the real life in your country. When I was younger I would like to move to USA
Thank you for sharing your work.
I love to see land cleaned up
What an Amazing Guy ! Alot of Fun seeing the COOL Stuff 😆 Haaaaaaa 😳🌅
Good job! 👍
SILAS--I HOPE G--D BLESSES YOU WITH GOOD WEALTH ..THIS IS HARD WORK,,. I AM GLAD YOU HAVE SOME HELPERS AT TIMES ,, YOU AND FAMILY DESIRVES A HAPPY LIFE AND TRAVEL AND HAVE FUN... PEACE!!
Went to the KS state fair last weekend. Took 17/14/2/179 (lol) to Oklahoma. That was a good drive through Kansas, more peaceful than taking I35! Alot of neat stuff on the backroads!
you're pretty darn good with that loader...
Thanks for the ride along
You know this would make a cool video game. Load cars, crush cars, yank engines for bonus points, upgrade equipment etc..
Great tour silas
Really enjoy your “day in the life” vlogs. 👍
Another good one! If you ever get time, I'd love to see a visit to their shredder and see what happens to all those old cars.
We used to tell our daughters that those wrapped bales was tractor eggs, they come out like small garden tractors and grow up to big tractors that helps the farmer.
They harvest a lot of cotton around here and wrap it in super bright colors. I told my kids that’s where marshmallows come from 😆
I was born and raised in the Missouri Bootheel where it is flat like Kansas and a lot of cotton is grown, had to pick it by hand growing up. Always had to have a "cotton stomper" who literally ran back and forth on cotton as it was weighed and dumped into a trailer. We now use "modules" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_module_builder. I lived in KCMO for some time often going into Kansas and found I just couldn't handle the seemingly constant wind and never ending flat ground. The scenery on the drive is indistinguishable from where I grew up. Where I live now has flat ground to the west and hills to the east with lots of woods full of wildlife and mushrooms.
Ahhh, small town life eh?
All I can say is we are lucky, we have a 7-11, the only thing open all the time here!😁
Nice clean up! Lots of stuff!✊
Looks like you got some cardio with those front ends🤣🤣🤣
Sure is beautiful country and very interesting area of your driving through.you say you in Kansas. Sun up was nice
Like the back roads!!!
Beautiful back roads
Great content!
You’re a hard working man. I’d just load all that into scrap bens and call it a day
Thanks Silas , I really look forward to your videos. Great interesting content 👌
nice drive on dirt road... so pretty... so this is Kansas...
He was part of the Loony Toons characters with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. I only mentioned this since you are less than half my age so I didn't know if you had ever watched any of his toons. He was fast like the Road Runner.
When you speed up the Video I think I am watching the Speedy Gonzalas.Ondelay Ondelay. LOL
Cotton in Kansas -- I first saw that in 2004 south of Hillsboro on 13 Mile Road.
you handle that loader nicely...
I wish i was living in Kansas , i would love to come and work for you in paradise you are in , i would be in my glory ! But i’m stuck here in Alberta Canada :( but it’s ok I’m loving it too , just very small scale . How ever , i’m living your dream watching all the videos you make , keep up the good work :)
Real good Kansas promo !
Lift with your legs, not your back and keep your back straight. Proper deadlifting technique when picking up those front axles builds core strength, legs, back, shoulders, arms, everything.
And no sore back 💪
looks nice, all gone squished cars.
You ever got you some of that mushrooms called Cabela's they have them down here in Florida they taste pretty good if you fry them and olive oil it tastes kind of like meat sort of kind of
Great job!
I'm a new subscriber and have been binge watching your videos when time allows. I enjoy what you're doing and the way you present it. I'm from CT and have dreams of getting out of this rat race state. I love your area of the country and your drive around was a pleasant surprise and I really enjoyed it. Keep up the great videos and content.
Lovely view
loved the road trip