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its funny how Dave has some of the biggest trucks around, BUT has the smallest driveway ever lol
They just wanna flex that they have good planning and driving skills
its a anti theft measurer
@@Spedatr0n vehicle maneuver planning but not construction planning 😅
@@butspan7618 and probably a qualification test for new hires.
It's only for a dramatic effect. You and I wouldn't be watching if we saw a wider driveway. I like watching because they are all comedians and all have childess like behavior.
I love how every video the edits get more and more unhinged lol
Their editor def needs a raise
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Dear headphone users I am sorry sorry 😅
Money does that
Unhinged? WTF are you talking about? 😳 😒
You need to make a portable hydraulic system. And have a small motor. To hook up the Hydraulics. That would control the boom and bucket. Love the video.
That's a great idea.
If they took the PLS (1075) with them they would have had it on board.
The 1070 doesn't has it on board, but it wouldn't be that hard to implement it. (it has hydraulics for the winches)
I moved a mid sized excavator like that with tractor remotes and long hydraulic lines. I did get the boom positioned correctly and chained but couldn't move the drives for some reason.
Captain caveman I agree there there are much easier ways to do this I don't know Dave he may not take constructive criticism too well 🤔
I have watched these guys fight this type of situation before and could never figure why they never had a hydraulic unit???
@@darylcompton3433 We did the same thing with a hydraulic power pack usually used to test hydraulic elevators. Got it for cheap, from an elevator company and moved a cat 336 that decided to evict its guts in the middle of a forest. We had no means to move the thing out because there was no allowance to remove trees other than the existing road. We removed the lines going to the hydraulic motors, hooked the controls of the power pack and away we went. The power pack was on a trailer, hooked to the bucket which we locked in place with straps and wood to the frame. It was slow, took a while, but we got it out on its own tracks, no fuss, no muss. Now, US might not have these power packs in that area, doubt there's that many elevators in the middle of nowherescraper, but any kubota with a hydraulic pump and a divider block will do. Saves headaches, tons of wasted fuel, time, it's fun to show too, because it's not that easy to control, you're bypassing straight to the hydraulic motors, so it's not a content loss.
When you guys were leaving the shop, and I was videoing, my daughter said that I was totally a fanboy. Glad I got to see all of you guys and the Own Boss guys. I actually bought a hat off of them later that day. That blade/winch combo is impressive
I'm the friend everyone calls. When I could use a hand, everyone is all of a sudden too busy so I end up doing whatever it is alone. Every single time. Never freaking fails.
Gotta keep that circle tight brotha 🤙🏻
@@duckwaters2702 is be a one man circle if I did that ..
I dont tell anyone IRL that I have a 3500 dually. Thats my secret.
Me too homie just know we get our blessing and helping others is what we do!
They don't sound like friends
I hope Dav donates that Cat excavator to Allen as it'll be a massive upgrade against the one he owns and would help him get tons done . Allen could fix that in no time . .
Lol Dave would have to get it running first and even then Allen is a creature of habit he would still use that mini x that barely runs because he is Allen lol
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True but they also cost a lot more to operate for a day.
Just a loose thought but everytime I watch HeavyDSparks and his team go on a recovery it's like "Autobots, roll-out!" Gorgeous machines!
His got some nice gear
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The HET is the right color to be a Constructicon. LOL
I’m not a technical or mechanical-type person and I have learned so much about the vehicles, machines and strategies for completing super-challenging projects. What I also see here is a master class on teamwork.
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I dont know anything about heavy machinery or ever been around them but i been watchin this channel for a few years now and i swear the editing keeps gettting better and better. the edits are funny af. plz keep the editor and give him a raise lol
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18hr so far?
Wow, what a close call! Kudos to the team for their quick thinking and expert handling of the situation... 💪
You guys are so entertaining 😂
Best friends? I talked to my best friend Debra last night for an hour. It was the first time I talked to her since I moved to Thailand December 31st 2023!
I would love to enter to win some of your give away promotions, but I know you can’t send it to Thailand 😂
But just know I absolutely love you guys and sometimes just watch your episodes for hours! Because retired and owning my home in Thailand, why not watch the best entertainment available? Plus, I get to see my home town. I was born and raised in bountiful Utah and moved here after living in Hurricane Utah for over 25 years. Thank you for am you do for anyone! You guys are the best
Here in Oz we call them bow shackles because they bow out. A 'D' shackle is simply shaped like the letter 'D'.
Always love watching the recoveries, cheers!
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NO One Died during the making of this Video!!! - Amazing.
Hey Diesel, I walked a dead 235cat withoff a hill & onto a float with a small cat skidsteer by myself. I used two 50ft hyd hoses plumbed into the 235cat controls & used hyd pressure from the skidsteer to walk the 235. As long as the dead machine's hyd are ok works on any machine. I just followed behind keeping my eyes on the hoses
I was wondering if that was possible.
I thought of an aux hydraulic power unit plumbed in. But if you have high flow aux ports on skid steer that would be the ticket.
I built a trailer housing an old C15 pumps controls and hoses to pull old broken crap out of mines years ago. You don’t need anything from the machine except the rams and gearboxes to control any motion on a hydraulic machine.
@catman19 - I have done similar. For a large company, I set up an 80 hp diesel to 3 pumps on a trailer. Some machines have dual hydraulic systems, and another for any jacks or whatever on a separate system. Connect the trailer to the recovery machine, hook up the hydraulics, and go. The system worked so well, the contractor rented it out to other contractors. I wish I thought two steps ahead and built one to rent. It was my idea and design. This was back in the 1980s.
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Diesel Dave said, the tomb stone will say. "Hey let me see that real quick." 😂😂 Oh man I love you guys channel, you guys are EPIC. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
That’s so dope how they made pipe stacks for the gate 😂😂😂
Your video editor is incredible because from the beginning of you guys on UA-cam until now there is always variations and artistic freedom coming with new episodes. I see all the different things being done yet always a professional yet still UA-cam style result. Nice work guys
should use a stabilizer
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dont know why you had issues , didnt the Egyptians do this with rope . come on guys its only 60k lbs not 60 tons get with the program. Bah
I don’t see you doin it bub 😂
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Yeah but they had aliens and ufo tech to help.
You know they ain’t use rope
i think you guys need to build a small APU with a 2cyl ~25-30HP engine and a hydraulic pump for running hydraulic equipment in this kind of scenario, might not be enough to run the drive motors but might be enough to free hydraulics and maybe fold excavator arms, just an idea, awesome recovery and looks like y'all definitely had your hands full with this one
Glad that Alan is staying so hydrated.
If you had a hydraulic skid, you could plumb in to the existing control valve(s) and at least have power boom and most likely power swing.
Edited for another suggestion. You have a tool circuit on your skidsteers, and possibly your big truck, you can use that to either plumb into the entire system or to do just one cylinder at a time.
Alan is a hard worker, GIVE THAT MAN A RAISE
Fr alan is also so chill
I'm sure he gets paid well. His experience and mind alone have helped them tremendously in a variety of areas
They couldn't even get him s Pepsi
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Dave called him "an idiot savant" in one of the videos... Hans is always full of sassholery regarding Alan. It is reflected in how they film him and edit a lot of videos to make fun of him. Quite a toxic working environment for such a good guy as Alan.
This channel is full of “hold my beer” content and I am fan lol ima go on vacation in December, can I just work for yall those 2 weeks so I can crash the crash courses lol and learn it all lol
The winch on that little dozer was impressive!
I think that truck ,goose neck trailer and skid loader give away are so awesome
Tires are so worn down on that truck lol.tread is gone.😂
D rings are in a pipe welded to a anker point on a trailer for example. What you are holding is a 50 ton screw clevis.
A shackle
Shackles are what slaves and chain gangs had used on them.
Take the word of the guy that spells anchor phonetically, he knows what he’s talking about…….probably.
@stevefortune4315 it's also the correct name for what you call a clevis
They have Google. I don’t know why they couldn’t Google that instead of some calling at the wrong thing lol
I’m glad part twos out I’ve been waiting for a while
Why do filmers/editors are trying so hard to make Allen look like a joke?
Hans and his sprayer seem to have a fascination for Alan's behind! 🤣
Shackles...I believe the technical term for those is screw pin shackles.. when I worked in construction supply we sold them in all sizes from about 3/8 pin up to about 2 inch pin diameter. (Usually rigging for cranes and tilt-up structures.)
shackle... I thought we were not allowed to use that word anymore 🤣 I'm more of a d-ring guy myself
@@Go2scout Clevarse
They are called Bow Shackles. D Shackles have straight sides. A D Ring doesnt have a threaded pin in it, it is a solid ring.
Here in Quebec, Canada, where its mainly french-speaking, we don't even have a name for these so people call them D-Clamps or D-Rings
@@dazaspc I didn't call them d rings.. I wouldn't call them d-ring shackles because they don't even remotely look like a "D" ... Bow shackles is more of a old school nickname... A lot of people still use that name but most people call them screw pin shackles.
So glad to see Own Boss getting connected with Heavy D
I can't believe that bobcat did that. The engineering of that sled is wild
having a couple of cold miller high life beers and enjoy watching dave and the boys working in that hot ass sun!!!
Double D always rockin the jorts!😂
Just some rigging correction.... what you call d-rings are actually shackles (screw pin style). D-rings are solid rings you can attach to a shackle or crane hook for example. Commonly used in bridles where they are permanently fixed.
The edits on these videos are always so good, keep it up lads 👍
Reppin that Cleetus hat!!! LETS GO
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That little skid steer is a beast man! Good idea wit the winch.
thanks for keeping the quality so high across all your videos!
Now i understand why everyone looks like they are just hanging out 😂
It's because hd and dd fight over doing the work, so there's none left for anyone else 😂😂😂
My friend is Diesel Dave. Thanks friend. “Hey I like your shirt!” Saw you on the 15 on Friday. Honked at you but you looked beat. Probably had been out filming this video.
Tad creepy but ok hoss
Could be the start of that song "Stan" by Eminem
Alan is so wholesome. I love him lol
I’ve never melt y’all but I would call you good friends! Y’all help more than anyone I know. Give yourselves a pat on the back you deserve it
Love that Hans is wearing a Cletus hat
Love these machine rescues! Keep it up.
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30 year union 378 ironworker here, it is called A shackle !
shackle... I thought we were not allowed to use that word anymore 🤣 I'm more of a d-ring guy myself
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It’s just so crazy how knowledgeable you guys are…..buuuut not at the same time. Crazy 🤯
You have a great group of people.
All of them work together.
Enjoyed the video
Another awesome one for the books guys! That truck and trailer would be life changing for a guy like me.
You know it's a good day when Heavy D posts
props to the editor for making a "simple" job into an entertaining show haha
i know you guys are great at what u all do BUT
1 u should have left the boom down hill before u tried to pull the ex. the boom was keeping the ex from going downhill . on your first pull if the boom was left in its original position the ex would have moved and the boom rotated in place also keeping the ex from rolling downhill like it tried to do
2 when trying to curl the boom and bucket you basically pulled it into the ground compounding your issues . you should have dug under the bucket and run the winch cable under the bucket and hooked onto the back of the bucket . then when u pulled on it it curls the bucket first preventing it from digging into the dirt the the stick will move and pack itself nicely
keep up the great work lads stay safe , love the content
I'm new to your show well I've been watching for about 2 months now and I watch it every day for at least 6 hrs a day I really enjoy every minute thanks for making the show so much fun to watch.
Thank you. Tom. Gaskin
That Excavator had Dagglee Bits!!!😂😅
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The Wizard has forgotten more knowledge than Hans will ever accumulate but the editors don't do him any justice.
Yeah, they do genuinely like him but he is definitely at the expense of most the humor. He's an interesting fellar, that's for certain. His mind has helped the others in multiple different areas
Awesome! That green truck needs to be renamed, something like “Hulk Diesel” and it deserves a renovation
Very interesting 🧐 couldn't ask for any smoother. Thanks for sharing,an by the way I was setting in A/C for ya.
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This was so much fun
That wrecker is probably my favorite thing ever.
Those icy road scenarios were intense. Thanks for the tips!
Nice recovery, the winch on the skid steer is absolute monster. Sad to hear that yet another beautiful piece of Utah will be wasted on yet another multi-million dollar development.
Did the bloke not say they had to sell off 1 block to the could keep the original home in the family?
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@@TFez Yes, I saw that in the video. I understand the circumstances but that doesn't mean I have to be enthused with the outcome.
How about doing a 4x4 "Portal Axle" build in the future on one of your trucks?👍
I want to see something with a unimog
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how many times have i ever done that with a handshake wow. so nice to see someone else do it. lol
How the time laps looked was like trying to get a drunk buff guy home😂
LOL HANNS IS THE WATER BOY
Less than 30 seconds watching this
you must be so excited?lol
48 min ago how was the video I just started it
@@albanthomas6646 I don’t know I was only able to watch four minutes of it
Just found your channel today. Never been jealous of a youtuber until know. You got a ton of fun toys at your disposal. Try to jeep the OG stuff with the boaterhome if possible.
It's called a shackle Hans. A D-Ring is welded on the side of a truck or trailer. A clevis is like a shackle but the pin isn't threaded, it has a cotter key to hold it in. SHACKLE - say it again Shackle!
Wow don’t go over the cliff
It’s called a shackle. D-rings are on the side of the trailer where you hook the chains to tie down the equipment.
James Traylor from Port Angeles, Wa. He's my best friend from High School. He'll literally do about anything to help out his friends. He's more like a brother than a friend ❤
That little winch cat is a fantastic piece of equipment!
Two classic Dave moments and I quote this is my favorite truck of all time and I'd love to fix this but I don't have time I need to buy some more stuff 🤣🤙 God bless you Dave you're a very unique character 😄
Native Americans from arizona refer to those trees as cedar trees...burning the green parts of the branches give a form of blessings or to protect you from evil or dead things... and love the content and big supporters...keep it up and be safe!!!
Hey Hans, a D-Ring is a shackle.
So both are correct 👍🏼🙂
Alans first bath of the year
You have some badass equipment to work with big D love the show
I like that diesel Dave has to explain to us that heavy D is like a child when it comes to anything driveable. I don't remember the last time I actually saw him outside of a machine if there was one about.
Love the funny editing. Also love the “what is Allen drinking cam “
Cleetus hat on Heavy D channel that shows respect
Ein sehr schönes Gespann.
Der Ford zusammen mit dem kleinen Tieflader...... Sehr Cool..... Würde ich in Deutschland auch so fahren 👍🏻
These boys have some of the BADDEST TOYS known to mankind! 😊
"Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life." Deep snow and frigid temps, blazing sun and enormous loads, anything at all to do with air ops... everyone's having fun and it shows.
"Theat really did work out really good actually" - that needs to be on the old wizards new shirt!
Tiny greenwell, best brother a man could ask for
I prefer these recovery videos to the build ones! Nice one Diesel Bros!
Now, this is a BIG off-road wrecker !😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Love the het...the sound of it is awesome and it's a workhorse
Put enough A/C on the skid steer to make ice cream inside, and they'll sell all they can haul to the Gulf states in the summer.
People think I'm crazy for heading to west TX to camp in the summer, but the difference in humidity means sweating there actually cools you off, whereas here in central TX it just makes you sticky and still hot.
Hans is the realist on the team. He said i should be wearing gloves but no. Exactly 💯
Great video.
Sorry, it is hard not to say, I told you so, about the crawler winch. Two hydraulic arms out front would add stability 10 fold.
Still, you guys are fun to watch, and the challenges are the real deal!
THATS WHAT YOU CALL A TOW TRUCK And the HARD WORKING BOYS
My best friend is Jeff, the best husband I could ever wish for. Thanks for the sharing your fun work days.
Always love these types of videos. The most entertainment you can get is from heavy d himself
the squidward footsteps killed me lmao
Kudos on the sunscreen. In fact, I no longer bother with applied film, I simply wear a long-sleeve UV polyester top. Cheap, comfortable, look good (show off that form!), diff colors, high collar (expose neck, that needs a film), don't show sweat, dry fast, tear off and put on another during the day. 8$ each. Basically the fabric is a film of sunscreen, no need to rub it on yourself, it's a 2nd skin. The sun is a real killer, not manly to expose yourself to it.
Every title always threatens absolute disaster yet turns out there is only a tiny whiff of jeopardy
Wish people outside the states could enter awesome giveaways like this
I don’t have everything in the world, but what I got is pretty cool and if someone else wants to drive it, I want them to enjoy it as well.
Organized chaos against thousands of pounds of metal on a hill that nearly got away. Love the Hett and the skid steers. Love the water sprayer... I used to carry one for my last Greyhound outdoors in the summer when she got too old for shade to work reliably enough.