Abandoned for 20 years and hitting the road again! (kinda)
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2024
- @jessebounds6795 has had this classic Peterbilt 359 sitting in the weeds for 20 years, and it's finally time to get started on the project! The only problem is that there's not much of it left, so I took the @zacklift over and after chaining and strapping a bunch of parts in place, I got it hooked up and it hit the road (kinda) for the first time in over two decades!
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Where’s Ethan
Gone
Aww.
Just when you get them trained up...
@@CaseyLaDelle Are we going to get any back story on it?
@@baddawg3380 he sneezed in a video and messed up my audio so I fired him and gave a bad recommendation to the places he applied to that called for reference checks.
Seriously?
Casey I think your organization of your truck is great. You can always find what you need. After 28 years in law enforcement watch in tow operators arrive on scene and be lost in their truck looking for gear, it’s refreshing to see competence.
While I’m over here feeling like it a mess and needs major straightening up 😂
@@CaseyLaDelle I was chuckling to myself towards the beginning of this video that I knew where stuff on your truck is better than where stuff is where I live.
"What in the farmer?!?" had me wake up my cat laughing. Great episode.
Ya that was a new one for me. 😆
Great new way to use the f word.
See what happens when you let a farmer strap stuff down. You learn a new way to wind up the loose ends.
One of the things that I love with Casey's interactions with his friends - they all give each other the same level of trash-talk back and forth, and you can clearly tell there's no malice to it. That's the kinds of friends to have!!
That fella helping you was very competent. I bet he makes the boss happy everyday. Thanks for the video.
Love how you show a local food/drink place. I'm in a small town and they need all the support they can get. Also they have the best food around anyways.
Tough ass business to be in! Hard work, and hard to get/keep help!
I always tip heavy in those places, because you know granny and her cronies aren't going to tip jack shit.
Perfect candidate for one of those TV two-day restorations.
Yeah , plus the week assessing it & sourcing parts ! 😂😂
Tristan ties straps the way this old trucker showed me to do it 20 years ago, will hold any strap bigger than 2 inch never flaps appart and puts weight on the strap so if it pops loose it pulls the ratchet down towards the deck and you can see it right away to fix.
I’ve been doing that for about 20 years as well. Pull the loop in and out of the center.
That knot is common among stepdeck and flatbed drivers in sweden, I actually learned it from a younger driver who had done more flatbed work than i'd done at the time
It was weird hearing my name in this.
Granted mine is spelled Tristin, not Tristan which most spell it with AN instead of IN.
My username is both my middle name.
I tie all my hand straps like that most people don’t know how to get them on done
Not only 2 minutes in and now I'm watching to learn this strapping technique!
I laughed so hard watching Casey trying to figure out Tristan's "Chinese Finger Trap" 🤣
It just needs detailing.😂😂😂❤
22:30 a trucker taught me that trick with the spare strap: roll it up with a decent size hole on the middle, pull a loop through the middle and around the other loop. it won't flap in the wind.
That is some cool azz big old iron ! Can't wait to see it on the road again.
red is 13 , blue is 15, gray is 18.
Be cool to see it done.
Tristan is the kind of person I love working with. He sees what needs to be done and just does it. Great understanding of how things work as well. He isn't even your employee and he still keeps helping. Hats off to him. So many i call pockets, always have their hands in their pockets when there is work to be done.
And none is confusing, because it's either a 10 or a 9. Had 9 speeds in the yard where I used to work and one 10 speed. I'd always forget it's and 10 and wonder if I forgot how to shift a truck😂
@@sampic_ Thirteen speeds had a red button. I don't recall fifteen speeds with red buttons though. Man, its been a long time. Ha, ha. I did drive a 5 with a 13 speed behind it though, it was hauling off highway logs. It was fun in 5th when you started grabbing gears on the 13. You could watch the speedometer slow down as you picked up speed.
@@georgevindo15 is a blue splitter,
@@georgevindo I didnt even talk about the button colors. but yeah blue is fifteen and red is 13. gray is the best imo
Blue is also 8ll or 7ll anything deep reduction
“What in the farmer’s Chinese finger traps” !!!!!! Fantastic Casey. Great video. Had me rolling. Your friend has his hands full with that pro trying to track down all those parts. Keep it up man
Sad and funny all at the same time 🚚
Thank you because until I started watching your channel, I never knew how deep towing was!!!!!
It is ready for the Edison upgrade. 😁
Every time I see that tiny little remote, I think about what would happen if I had it. It would wind up somewhere that would guarantee I would forget it. Though, given how paranoid I would be of misplacing it, I would probably be taking a lot of extra steps to make sure it wound up back in the box by the controls. Those remotes are so handy. What a great advancement.
someone in my high school rebuilt a 70s or 80s mustang from the frame up. as far as i know, he still has it. he daily drove it for 6 years. his mom was a substitute teacher, she showed me the pictures that she took and thought it was a terrible idea. he literally bought a frame with wheels. it took him 3 and a half years
Looks like the perfect start of a Mad Max build
Glad to see others out there as positive as I am for the most ambitious of projects.
It's all about the story 😊
2 years if he wants it bad enough. Casey you will have to keep us updated on this project no matter the progress.
That guy has his own YT channel I think.
Love the split wind shield.
"...a fleet of Peterbuilts that need a tow all the time..." That cracked me up!
Must have been REALLY nice to have somebody else do all the smaller "grunt work" for you that knew what he was doing....
This was a good one! 👍
Thanks for sharing! 😊
So cool watching the Zacklift and Casey work
That's what you call a Glider Kit.
Man I really want to see this get rebuilt 😍
Daang he was a huge help ❤❤
"What in the ..farmer.. is going on?"
Lololol
I thought the rollback was the shenanigans truck. Lol. More of those bale squeezes please.
When you're shenanigan-prone (like accident-prone but more expensive), any truck becomes a shenanigan truck.
She's cherry. Practically brand new. Just needs some rubbing compound, she'll shine........ or not.
Man there's a few sweet cabovers in the background, I spotted that Blue or dark Green Freightliner right off, then the 9670 International, There's some cool old stuff at that place.
Whenever it gets done im sure it will be nice!!
Hopefully, Niiiiccceee!!!
How long will it take Jesse to finish this project??
Place your guesses here!
1200-2500hours to be show room perfect
2-5y
7 years 2 months
5-10yrs
1.34 nevers!
There is never too much safety.
Always enjoy your adventures with Jessie. Hats off to Tristan for stepping up and helping. Good video.
That knot you had trouble with is really intuitive and my favourite way to tie down straps there are some good videos about it. Roll up the strap, bring the end between the roll and the rachet through the centre of your roll, and then around the roll and pull to tighten, to undo reverse those steps. It’s pretty fast and quick, id love to know what else you do. Car doors work well. Cheers 🍻
Great job guys. Thank you 😊
Better safe than sorry. When you're doing what you do taking extra precautions make sense.
Check in Canada for the fuel pump they used to run a lot of those Motors
The sad part is he parked it 20 years ago … even more sad, is we can say he parked it 20 years ago because we’re that old LOL 😂
They should have brought you over a sawhorse or 2 to put the end of the frame on. That way you don't have to lift it up again in 20 years to move it into the barn to work on heh heh
“Ran when parked” 😂😂
Good work!
I would put a yard magnet under the light bar just in case that beauty stars shedding parts😂😂😂
self-lightening, it's a fuel economy feature!
What's left to fall off?😂😂😂
That milkshake looks goooood 😛
YAY!!!!
Yeah you don't want to mess up the air line's lol
When I was younger we called that a glidder kit
Need to mount a bar in the driver side chain box to hang your chains on. You are making me struggle watching you get chains out. Lol great job.
Those boxes are “temporary” and hopefully getting replaced with something completely different soon
@@CaseyLaDelle we have a saying here in Russia: there's nothing more permanent than a temporary solution. =)
@@zyamadeadborn1785I have a very similar line when someone tells me something will be temporary in our datacenter. Then I ask how long it's been since we took something out and how long it was there.
Next time trade him the job for some fuel tank steps. That yard looks like they have some used ones. Another great video. Hope he gets it running. Old trucks look better than the new ones. Same with old cars.
Makes one wonder if in the thirties they said the same of the cars from 1900 -1910 ?
That folks is a bare bones piece of history.
That model of peterbult was my first truck I drove. Had a 335 Cummins with a 4x4 transmission and 4.44 rears. Sadly the next driver totaled it.
I have a project like that. I drove it the summer of 1971, then decided it would be a retirement project. It's been sitting in a basket in an old garage since 1973 or 74. It's my 1948 M5 Studebaker pick up. 😶🌫
+1 for Junction City mention - the cattle auction restaurant is NOT fancy, good, and cheap, too. Lots of parking. (No affiliation - worked around area part time until Covid hit.)
Great video thank you!
That was a cool recovery there Casey....stay safe and see you on the next one
Holy cow! A dream antique truck!
Looks like an extended hood 359.
KT Cummins makes it bad ass right there! Then the 4 speed auxiliary! And i bet it would take a power tower to run a heavy drag winch.
The only sad part is it didn't look like a Corvette dash model.
From what we see on other video's, they will do this one up right!
Casey, you can also take that rolled & looped end, pull the loop, spread loop around roll, back through the center.
Good news at 5:31 You don't have to disconnect the driveshaft!
That is the coolest wrecker !
I like the international coe in back ground
I remember Bounds' fire, that was a good one.
"What in the farmer is going on here?!" 💀
Great video
You've been in JC many times, but never 50 yards from my Wife's office. Good to see J&R thinning out a bit. I dream about those cabovers at least once a week.
Well damn.. now I breakfast sandwich, hot chocolate, and a milkshake sound good. 🤣🤣😜😜
That truck you towed looked to be in rough shape.. dang. Thanks for the video
Thank god you got it there safely
Just had to throw the loop over the top and you would be done!
We never see inside the chain box, but we sure do get a close up of the lid. 😂😂😂
If I was Jesse, standing beside a skeleton, which ‘outlived’ all its previous owners, I would feel a weird pressure…
Rebuilding that truck will cost way more than the truck is worth. 6:36
The one helping you at the end ...... I need his truck
Enjoy Casey! 👍
Sometimes, a Chinese Finger Trap is a simple loop rolled over.
I have a 69 steel cab Pete that we tore down to rebuild back in early 90s and it’s still looks like that one moved it to 3 different places now it’s in north east Oregon setting on a flatbed it started out just north east of where that one was setting (good video )
I love Jesse's comment at the beginning of the video... (0:40 or so...)
"There SEEMS to be a lot of parts missing off this truck............" Ya think?
Speaking as a kid who grew up in the Willamette Valley in the 60's, that looks like a typical western Oregon log truck to me. The paint is a little nicer than I remember. but the overall condition is about right. 🤣
Will be a cool truck someday
That's going to be one heck of a project!! Glad it's not me doing it! LOL!!
Funny looking trailer lol
Where did you get those self-retracting ratching straps from?
I was laughing when you were trying to figure out and undo the strap because I have tied one up like that a time or two. Including the twist near the latch. Except I always manage to get the strap stuck and can’t pull it out to unstick it. And my son-in-law always gets exasperated when I ask him to do it…it’s his strap. 😬
Except for the motor, Edison update candidate.
Interesting , Thank You. Sad about Ethan . Looks like an interesting project. If all goes well She will absorb some Fine Deere power . An Edison conversion could be interesting . So many possibilities. I agree supporting local businesses is good
What happened to Ethan?
Yes, what happened to Ethan?
No, it's not sad about Ethan, he had the wrong makeup for what Casey was looking for, I am happy that Ethan has moved on.....
With that zachlift can u get a longer boom installed when ordered.
GENTRY SPECIAL
23:00 just pull the single loop, down over the coil, and it should pretty well fall apart,
He never said he was good at this. =)
@@zyamadeadborn1785 🤣 Soo true,
As a fella myself, eye sea a boatload of knots and loops and wish I was able to help the fella out 😆
Bring the frame rails to Edison Motors they’ll build everything new and you may be able to get a new vin so you get tax benefits.
Great video - clever use of cable seals. I can't find the one your are using - can you offer a link? Thanks
Yum ending.
It's funny how different regions can have different words for the same thing.
Casey called this a "project truck"
Around here it would be called "a pile of rusty scrap metal."
This truck needs to be done up as a Swamp 1:08 Thing.
I would focus on the engine first then tearendsbecause. Without a running engine it’ll never get done and if the engine runs it could go into another truck
They need to name that truck 'Plankton' like in Sponge Bob.
yea - that will buff out...
Matt says thanks for the free plug
Serious question do u have room to put on a 25k wintch on that tractor so if u had to wintch what ever on to your equipment trailer when it doesn't run. Still have plenty of room to hook up and operate the zachlift.
Nope