To Casey's dad , great seeing you on here with your son , y'all made a great team ! So nice watching a recovery without the hard yanks and jerks , excellent work 👍
Yankum is the name, not the instructions. The correct amount of force to use on a recovery is the minimum amount of force required to do the recovery. I like to try as easy as I think will work, then try a little harder if it doesn’t
I have to say this Casey. You explain very well to the people who are driving their vehicles while you are pulling them out what to do and why and what to expect. Job well done 😊
Jeep seems to have handled everything fantastically & good seeing your Pop out with you. Nice he got to see the Jeep working out. Another excellent recovery Brother.
Casey, you do an excellent job of explaining to people what it is that you want out of them in situations like this. Of course, you abuse your poor dad later on, but I guess you can't win them all 😆
I know your Dad's struggle! I'm recovering from a quad tendon rupture. I'm 6'8 and 400 pounds. Not easy crawling into my F-250. Even with running boards. Great video!
Casey, I really enjoy your videos in which you include your family members. Seeing your dad in the recent ones was great and I would imagine he is proud of you for the business you do. Good job, as always.
What an incredible job, Casey! We had torrential rains here in our neck of Portugal and seeing all your snow makes me want to head for Switzerland or Germany for the holidays! Of course there's always the option of sitting here in my warm bed watching your videos! 👍☃️⛄ Parabens my friend, and may your Dad have an excellent trip home! 👍⭐
stay home and be warm and cozy. i'm from the upper penisula of michigan, u.s.a. winters are a pain in the rear. but, then again, i'm 58 and getting crankier as i get older.
Loved the tracked jeep job and look forward to a lot more. Please build a step or something to help your dad and grumpy to get in and out. That looked really sketchy the way your dad had to get into the jeep. Stay safe out there.
Great first snow track rescue, the Jeep is awesome. Your dad had a hard workout on that job, yes you definitely need a step as Grumpy will also need it. Great camera work from your father. 👍
Casey . . . not only are your videos well done, I appreciate they way you do your recoveries. It's the simple things like the blocks at the end of the trailer to make loading and unloading smooth. A lot of recovery work finds folks in predicaments (stating the obvious); however, your disposition and quiet confidence brings a calm it seems. It's nice to see such professionalism with a young man. Thanks for taking the time to produce these.
Awesome recovery I'm so glad your dad is still there with you he puts a little bit more sunshine in what's going on . Thank you for sharing Have a good trip Casey's dad
Supper Happy to see you and your Dad! Safe travels Dad! And I have another Idea 💡 !!! Plexiglass or Lexon! Take 1/4” thick stuff add some metal Brackets across the the wheel well openings, from frame to outer skin, start from either end. (Say the passenger side in this description) lay out from the rear forward, starting with the lip edge set up your first bracket horizontal (I’m thinking light gauge 3/4” Angle Iron.) go from the frame of the Jeep either to the outside and drill and rivet or 1/4”-20, bolt it with a fiber washer on the outside skin about 1” up from the bottom body lip.(options are numerous but in the military I grew to love the 1/4-20, #3 Phillips Pan head Screws, they look great if you have the time to spray paint them all black, or any other color and with a 3/4” diameter fender washers it can look very professional. Decide on a Spacing and keep it the same all the way forward to either just ahead of the front end of the rear fender, or go all the way, to the front fender and cover the entire Rocker panel) That I’d guess would come out to close to 10’ by 10”-12”wide sheet of Lexon or Plexiglass, you can get plexiglass in smoke black, as I still have some from Projects from Years Ago. (My Dad worked for Detroit Public Schools and he had much experience with it, in replacement of glass windows in doors that got broken in the schools. Prior to 1985 FYI) So once you have all your brackets (Braces ) in place you have use cardboard to make a template for your plexiglass. Heating and bending plexiglass Is a complicated situation that takes time, not a job to be rushed at! Don’t over cut your size to small particularly with the size of the bends. And don’t forget do not drill any fastener holes until you are done with bending maybe two for a start and use body trim push pins, like ones from Chrysler products that have a Philips head that you can push in through the plexiglass and the flat side of the braces. Then the Philips head allows you to remove them easily. You have your lights already mounted and as long as you have the tracks on your Jeep, the risk of any thing traveling (normal Suspension travel) into your wheel well is minimal. The light will shine bright through clear plexiglass and the snow if it sticks can be easily brushed off by hand or scraping. Careful with the scratches it cuts down on light transmission through the plexiglass! Be sure to paint and seal any exposed metal including the Angle-Iron, added bonus in states that have salt used in winter, it keeps the Green Meanies away from your Wiring and salt away from your frame and Body underneath!😅 Happy Hump Day!
Good Bye Dad! Enjoyed seeing you and your son spending some time together. Super pull and it's hard to believe the driver had on chains. Normally I would expect the Jeep to go right out with chains. But I guess the snow was pretty deep. Keep up the good work and Stay Safe and drive carefully.
Casey, you are such a gentleman. I am too judgmental I guess. One of the first things I would say to some of these people who get themselves in deep stuff like this is "What were you thinking" to go out in snow, no chains or snow tires--or off the roads. Even more so on those rescues you do when people drive past the road closed signs.
Many thanks to your dad for the great camera work. I like having him with you. Camera work is hard and tedious work. Hopefully he can help you in the future. Thank you, Casey for all your help with folks in a pickle. Stay safe and GOD bless
Nice Job Casey, and Dad!! Those tracks were a super invention. If I lived up in that country I'd be having myself a set!! Not much need for them in southern Missouri! LOL!! Dad did a great job with the camera too!!
Awesome stuff Mr. LaDelle. Love watching your recoveries. Highlight of my night watching new vids and catching up on all of the prior vids. Tell your dad to take care of those knees...!!
Great recovery Casey. 👍You dad's a natural for UA-cam! It was nice to get to meet him here. I wish I could have gone on adventures like this with my dad. I did as a kid, but it would have been nice to do it as an adult, too.
It has been good getting to know your dad. Seeing both of you accessing the situation and developing a plan of attack just shows an acorn doesn't fall far from the tree. Have a safe trip home and we look forward to seeing your camera work when you return. Follow through with your physical therapy. Your therapist will love watching all your recoveries!
I love that in your last video when you rescued the camping trailer you spoke about the heavy snow due in the next few days and in this video here it is!
Bye Dad, nice seeing you again. Casey you put the tracks back on your other Jeep and I believe it does a better job. Be safe and don't keep tripping your Dad that way.
WHOA that was a grip of snow Casey! So rad to see the first track recovery! Your dad was a calm camera person and spotter. Great to see him again on camera. The Jeep and Yankum plus the tracks make a perfect snow recovery rig, so rad! Hope your Dad had a safe trip home!
Your so kind you deserve all the love that you can find for some people it just is what they thrive on...they need to be appreciated and loved and be around people who do that kindly without hesitation......you just want to be such a good kind person lololo i really hope you the best in a chit show of people
Stuck at work on nights feeling crap and as if by magic a rescue mission 🤣brightened my night no end cheers Casey? From BIGMICK IN THE UK 🇬🇧 (with no snow🤣👍)
I love the rescue set-up of the Wrangler. Super bright lights front and rear, the tracks, tow rope box on back, and even the rock lights under the arches help light it up for better visibility while it’s on the trailer. Awesome. 😎 Just subscribed. 👍
Casey, hope we see your dad again soon. Southern Ontario, Canada here and we're supposed get our first significant snow tonight. Here's hoping the forecast is correct. I'd take snow over mud any time. Always enjoy your mixed content.
Loving your Dad. My Dad asked for his grandkids to call him “Grumpy”. He was an engineer, with a background in aerospace. He’d have loved this channel.
It's cool that you're dad got to work are play how ever you look at it. You dad looked so proud of you doing your thing. He has every right to be proud 👏
You make it look easy with the right equipment and experience. Good job. I didn't realize how tall the jeep would be on the tracks. Anxious to see what you do for a step of some sort to get in easier.
That’s my buddy Dodson you rescued. These guys are legit and didn’t even charge for the recovery. Great video!
Glad to help!
I'm glad that your Dad had a chance to ride in the trac Keep. It looks like it was fun, except for the climbing in.
Take care and be safe!
What are they doing in Oregon on an old Tennessee plate?
@@colt_walker You can't have different plates in different states? Go to sleep.
@@RealMrNails typically you can drive to any state in the US with your plates and drive around that state for 30 days.
To Casey's dad , great seeing you on here with your son , y'all made a great team ! So nice watching a recovery without the hard yanks and jerks , excellent work 👍
Caseys dad must be prould to have such a great son. Hope to see pops in more videos.
Yankum is the name, not the instructions. The correct amount of force to use on a recovery is the minimum amount of force required to do the recovery. I like to try as easy as I think will work, then try a little harder if it doesn’t
@@CaseyLaDelle you just can't use kinetic ropes in mud.
@@pyro323 yes you can
I have to say this Casey. You explain very well to the people who are driving their vehicles while you are pulling them out what to do and why and what to expect. Job well done 😊
Casey, thanks for bringing your dad along. Safe travels dad!
Thank you for getting me out. I really appreciated it!!
Happy to help!
Two real jeeps out in the wild. Not a drop of fiat in sight, truly an awesome set up you have.
Great rescue!👍😎 Your dad must be so proud 😊 Keep up the great work and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
You have all the fun. We will have to see how that Jeep does pulling Sasquatch out sometime.😂
Jason
Jeep seems to have handled everything fantastically & good seeing your Pop out with you. Nice he got to see the Jeep working out. Another excellent recovery Brother.
Making your dad walk that far sure he is good to go nice recovery have a day nice to see your dad
Winter is not here. There is no snow it's your imagination. It will continue to get hotter till everything is dead. Thanks JB
Casey, you do an excellent job of explaining to people what it is that you want out of them in situations like this. Of course, you abuse your poor dad later on, but I guess you can't win them all 😆
I know your Dad's struggle! I'm recovering from a quad tendon rupture. I'm 6'8 and 400 pounds. Not easy crawling into my F-250. Even with running boards. Great video!
I'm 4" shorter and still bang my head to the roof in some cars..
It's always fun teaching someone how to snow wheel.
I felt that for your dad. God job dad
Excellent communication and teaching, not just for the driver but all of us watching!
Casey, I really enjoy your videos in which you include your family members. Seeing your dad in the recent ones was great and I would imagine he is proud of you for the business you do. Good job, as always.
What an incredible job, Casey! We had torrential rains here in our neck of Portugal and seeing all your snow makes me want to head for Switzerland or Germany for the holidays!
Of course there's always the option of sitting here in my warm bed watching your videos! 👍☃️⛄
Parabens my friend, and may your Dad have an excellent trip home! 👍⭐
We are having torrential rain in the UK too. I’m glad it’s not just us!
stay home and be warm and cozy. i'm from the upper penisula of michigan, u.s.a. winters are a pain in the rear. but, then again, i'm 58 and getting crankier as i get older.
I wish your dad could stick around, I love the videos with him.
It’s good to see you out on recoveries again. Looking forward to the season of rescues.
What a time to remember NO Snow pants!!!
Great Father's son banter---no knees AWH
We are in the midst of summer heat 36C pre xmas and its nice to watch snow rescue vids. Excellent job! Greetings from Aus
Loved the tracked jeep job and look forward to a lot more. Please build a step or something to help your dad and grumpy to get in and out. That looked really sketchy the way your dad had to get into the jeep. Stay safe out there.
Great first trip, to bad they can’t all be like that. Loved having dad!
Great first snow track rescue, the Jeep is awesome.
Your dad had a hard workout on that job, yes you definitely need a step as Grumpy will also need it. Great camera work from your father. 👍
Your Jeep is truly a winner. Love it! Didn't even act like it was pulling anything.
It is so refreshing to see good people doing great things !
Kudos sir!
Casey . . . not only are your videos well done, I appreciate they way you do your recoveries. It's the simple things like the blocks at the end of the trailer to make loading and unloading smooth. A lot of recovery work finds folks in predicaments (stating the obvious); however, your disposition and quiet confidence brings a calm it seems. It's nice to see such professionalism with a young man. Thanks for taking the time to produce these.
Awesome recovery I'm so glad your dad is still there with you he puts a little bit more sunshine in what's going on . Thank you for sharing
Have a good trip Casey's dad
Gotta love the “Sorry Dad”. Great job Casey. Thank you for what you do.
Supper Happy to see you and your Dad! Safe travels Dad!
And I have another Idea 💡 !!!
Plexiglass or Lexon!
Take 1/4” thick stuff add some metal Brackets across the the wheel well openings, from frame to outer skin, start from either end. (Say the passenger side in this description) lay out from the rear forward, starting with the lip edge set up your first bracket horizontal (I’m thinking light gauge 3/4” Angle Iron.) go from the frame of the Jeep either to the outside and drill and rivet or 1/4”-20, bolt it with a fiber washer on the outside skin about 1” up from the bottom body lip.(options are numerous but in the military I grew to love the 1/4-20, #3 Phillips Pan head Screws, they look great if you have the time to spray paint them all black, or any other color and with a 3/4” diameter fender washers it can look very professional. Decide on a Spacing and keep it the same all the way forward to either just ahead of the front end of the rear fender, or go all the way, to the front fender and cover the entire Rocker panel)
That I’d guess would come out to close to 10’ by 10”-12”wide sheet of Lexon or Plexiglass, you can get plexiglass in smoke black, as I still have some from Projects from Years Ago. (My Dad worked for Detroit Public Schools and he had much experience with it, in replacement of glass windows in doors that got broken in the schools. Prior to 1985 FYI)
So once you have all your brackets (Braces ) in place you have use cardboard to make a template for your plexiglass. Heating and bending plexiglass Is a complicated situation that takes time, not a job to be rushed at! Don’t over cut your size to small particularly with the size of the bends. And don’t forget do not drill any fastener holes until you are done with bending maybe two for a start and use body trim push pins, like ones from Chrysler products that have a Philips head that you can push in through the plexiglass and the flat side of the braces. Then the Philips head allows you to remove them easily. You have your lights already mounted and as long as you have the tracks on your Jeep, the risk of any thing traveling (normal Suspension travel) into your wheel well is minimal. The light will shine bright through clear plexiglass and the snow if it sticks can be easily brushed off by hand or scraping. Careful with the scratches it cuts down on light transmission through the plexiglass! Be sure to paint and seal any exposed metal including the Angle-Iron, added bonus in states that have salt used in winter, it keeps the Green Meanies away from your Wiring and salt away from your frame and Body underneath!😅
Happy Hump Day!
I love your Dad, Casey! He’s been a treat these past few videos. 🙂
Air down people......air down. It helps a whole lot!!! Another killer video Casey!!! 🤘🤘🙏🙏
wow that kid drove all the way from Tennessee to star in a rescue video 😃
yay , winter has arrived
Good job Casey and dad! You are going to be soooo busy!
The tracked jeep nailed it 👍👍
It was nice to get to know your dad a little, you guys make great team.
Another great save, Casey. Safe travels to Dad. That Jeep runs well for the 230K+ miles on it.
I like the father/son team. Dad is welcome anytime to join you on your content. Great guy!
If Matt is the king of the sand. Casey is the king of the snow 👊
Good Bye Dad! Enjoyed seeing you and your son spending some time together.
Super pull and it's hard to believe the driver had on chains. Normally I would expect the Jeep to go right out with chains. But I guess the snow was pretty deep.
Keep up the good work and Stay Safe and drive carefully.
Snow wheeling is the best. I'm glad I am set up to recover myself from most scenarios
Have had both hips and knees replaced in the last few years I feel for your dad. It is hard, stay active because it does help
Good by Dad you all did awesome job 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Woohoo! Winter rescues! Love the tracks!
Thanks dad good seeing ya on UA-cams
Nice to have your dad in the videos. Good times are coming... love the snow recoveries
It was nice to see your dad. Safe travels for him. The fun has begun snow season.
Casey, you are such a gentleman. I am too judgmental I guess. One of the first things I would say to some of these people who get themselves in deep stuff like this is "What were you thinking" to go out in snow, no chains or snow tires--or off the roads. Even more so on those rescues you do when people drive past the road closed signs.
Many thanks to your dad for the great camera work. I like having him with you. Camera work is hard and tedious work. Hopefully he can help you in the future. Thank you, Casey for all your help with folks in a pickle. Stay safe and GOD bless
Nice to see Father and son doing kool stuff together....Casey your a lucky man .......
Like your combination of expertise, authoritative attitude, and cheerful mood. And you’re keeping great company, with your dad, Ben and Grumpy.
Those tracks are really so cool!! Love watching yer kinetic pulls last winter with the tracked jeep!
Nice Job Casey, and Dad!! Those tracks were a super invention. If I lived up in that country I'd be having myself a set!! Not much need for them in southern Missouri! LOL!! Dad did a great job with the camera too!!
Awesome stuff Mr. LaDelle. Love watching your recoveries. Highlight of my night watching new vids and catching up on all of the prior vids. Tell your dad to take care of those knees...!!
Hey Casey! These are my favorite rescues!
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@@JanelleVocate-Ames HEY! Hello Janelle! I hope that all is good for you. 👍
@@richardthomas1743 Hi honey,thanks, things are jus' fine!
Your dad's probably going to feel that for a few days! A simple, demountable step that just hooks over the door sill when needed would help a lot.
The trac jeep is the way to go.
Great one! Dad you're the best!
Great recovery Casey. 👍You dad's a natural for UA-cam! It was nice to get to meet him here. I wish I could have gone on adventures like this with my dad. I did as a kid, but it would have been nice to do it as an adult, too.
It has been good getting to know your dad. Seeing both of you accessing the situation and developing a plan of attack just shows an acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.
Have a safe trip home and we look forward to seeing your camera work when you return.
Follow through with your physical therapy. Your therapist will love watching all your recoveries!
Lots of aux power steering cooling and the like. Great calm and sound instructions to the customer (under stress) too. Nice watch. Thanks. - N Idaho -
I love that in your last video when you rescued the camping trailer you spoke about the heavy snow due in the next few days and in this video here it is!
Bye Dad, nice seeing you again. Casey you put the tracks back on your other Jeep and I believe it does a better job. Be safe and don't keep tripping your Dad that way.
WHOA that was a grip of snow Casey! So rad to see the first track recovery! Your dad was a calm camera person and spotter. Great to see him again on camera. The Jeep and Yankum plus the tracks make a perfect snow recovery rig, so rad! Hope your Dad had a safe trip home!
Nice seeing you including your dad. I have had 2 knee surgeries also.
Can't wait for this year's videos. Good luck and stay safe.
supercool trax! great storm to break in the new snow rescue season
Your so kind you deserve all the love that you can find for some people it just is what they thrive on...they need to be appreciated and loved and be around people who do that kindly without hesitation......you just want to be such a good kind person lololo i really hope you the best in a chit show of people
I admire your patience with the customers. Nice episode. Good job
Stuck at work on nights feeling crap and as if by magic a rescue mission 🤣brightened my night no end cheers Casey? From BIGMICK IN THE UK 🇬🇧 (with no snow🤣👍)
Super job on the Tracks works awesome!!
Snowing in Western Massachusetts right now. I am a bartender at a crazy place and this channel helps me calm down after work. TY TY TY
I love the rescue set-up of the Wrangler. Super bright lights front and rear, the tracks, tow rope box on back, and even the rock lights under the arches help light it up for better visibility while it’s on the trailer. Awesome. 😎 Just subscribed. 👍
Casey's DAD you are awesome. It was a privilege watching teach in a few episodes
Casey, hope we see your dad again soon. Southern Ontario, Canada here and we're supposed get our first significant snow tonight. Here's hoping the forecast is correct. I'd take snow over mud any time. Always enjoy your mixed content.
You, sir are an amazing young man.
Great recovery Casey and Dad. Everything working fine🤙😎
Loving your Dad. My Dad asked for his grandkids to call him “Grumpy”. He was an engineer, with a background in aerospace. He’d have loved this channel.
Thank you dad for the good camera work .Casey looks like fun to me driving the track jeep in snow
Moss Green Pearl is hard to beat, great looking XJ.
Your Dad and my brother could be twins. Nice to see him again. Thanks for sharing.
Casey. Your the snow recovery expert. Unique with a special sarcasm that no other off roading channel has. Your the track master.
🎉🎉
It's cool that you're dad got to work are play how ever you look at it.
You dad looked so proud of you doing your thing. He has every right to be proud 👏
I like your dad funny guy. Would like to see him again.
PERFECT! All the way!
The new tracks look great! The jeep looks happy as a clam with them on!
You make it look easy with the right equipment and experience. Good job. I didn't realize how tall the jeep would be on the tracks. Anxious to see what you do for a step of some sort to get in easier.
Thanks for the post!
Good job casy,6psi,there young❄️
I like the lighting system you have.
Tracked keep is awesome!
Nice jeep wranglers jku. 👍🌟
Audio better than ever, great stuff
Your new jeep with the new tracks is a beast!
Left your pops behind for the Sasquach! Great video
The old man did a great job..been good havin him around for some recoverys !! Thanks
Tracks are awesome!
Yay track jeep!
The lights are awesome. Never seen the wheel well lights like that-super useful for how you use the machine.