It reminds me of when I moved our chicken house from one part of my yard to another with my F350 and pulling up stumps.. Can't say enough about my truck. Nice job Tim...
Who knew a video of stump pulling could be so fun! 😂 Nice shed maneuvering, too! My husband and I have done our share of both, but that was some clever shit! 👏
I’m a 64 year old grandma that ❤s your channel. I own land in New Mexico and Northeastern Washington State. Both locations have off grid cabins. I’ve learned a thing or 2 from watching your channel.
U R such a brave youngin . I ve prayed for ur safety for years. Looks the Lord has done good by u. So many folks nowadays are poverty ridden due to our vrazy economy so thnx for showin us ways to do stuff cheaply
LOL!! Well, actually... I HAVE seen this! My neighbors used their truck to pull up a stump. Much smaller tree, but when it finally gave way, it shot out of the ground and wedged itself under the truck! A few years later, they relocated their shed in the backyard to the other side of the yard, pulling it with their truck. Fun times in our neighborhood! New subscriber here. Stumbled on your channel about a week ago. Recognized some of the places in Alaska that I had visited back in 1994. Saw you also drove through my home state and spent the night in the Olympic Rain Forest area a few months back. Enjoying your channel and your adventures. And hey, you play guitar, too, so kudos to you! Keep on keepin' on!
Time for some wordplay.... Thought you were going to be stumped at first, but you were not thwarted by a mere tree stump! While there where no wenches in this video, the truck-house did some good winching! That was load shedding at it's finest! ...yes, i had too much coffee this morning. :)
It is 4:19 I was heading home from work and I seen your truck outside of bears tooth theater I was waiting outside for 20 mintues but I figure your movie wasn’t done but yea my first time seeing a big UA-camr in real life I like the truck and always watch your video
Hey we saw your truck/camper in downtown Seward earlier today. So awesome to see it in person. Well from the outside anyway. Are you going to be in town for a few days?
Hey dude, I was hoping to buy one of the hats I saw you wearing back when you were on your 10,000 mile road trip but it looks like they’re not available anymore. I just wanted to make sure that was true because I really want one hahaha
Best way to get rid of that stump is to rent a mini excavator with a rip claw. Then use the rip claw to tear out roots around the stump. Then use the rip claw to extract the stump. The rip claw on a mini excavator is a very powerful tool!!! Good luck!!
I had a 30 foot elm tree in by back yard that got struck by lightning. The back half was dead, but the front half kept growing. I cut everything off at the 9 foot level, but my chainsaw bar was too short to cut the trunk. I cut around, but it left about a 2 inch core. The trunk was rocking back and forth on the kerf, so I decided to yank it down with my 1/2 ton Chevy 4x4. I rigged a 30 foot snatch-m-strap and got about a 10 foot run in 4 low first gear. I had the strap attached about 8 feet up. My dad was watching, I said "I'm gonna yank it down". He said "I bet you don't". When the strap quit stretching, it yanked me back about 15 feet. My dad said the back wheels of the truck were 3 feet off the ground. If I hadn't buckled my seat belt, I might have gone through the windshield. My dad won the bet. I can't believe how tough those trees are. Ken in Amarillo Tx
I live here in Kenai Alaska, those camper you own into truck. Does it warm in winter season. How you manage freeze temperature in winter season can live into it whole winter season? Am curious cuz I'm going be first experience wanna do building camper r.v of my own renovations camper this week, hope it's good for winter season it's going be fascinating though..
Now I know the key to having a winch and actually using it is having actual friends that are in need. Otherwise its an adornment for a pavement princess 4WD vehicle.
Yea yanking with a chain is a bad idea a snatch strap would be fine for that I made a beefy headache rack just for that reason (to not have a chain or whatever fly through your back window scatter your brains inside the cab)
@@ajaxracing ok because you seen two video of this happening you can be scared but compared to the hundreds of success videos I’m snatching that fuckin stump 👍🏻💪🏻🇺🇸
@@tylerhowerton8518 chain is the wrong tool here I have no problem snatching with a strap when dude helped he had a strap most the deaths I've seen/hear are from 4x4 recoverys being smart about it ain't got nothing to do with being scared
@@ajaxracing have you heard the term everything is a hammer 🔨 you use what you have on hand first guy had a chain our cabin guy seemed to have the nice pretty straps but in with you if you have a strap sure use that but when it brakes go back to your chain 👌🏻
@@tylerhowerton8518 yup I have had to use a chain when I buried one truck that was 2wd it was in sand but dude helping was really sending her on the chain I keep one in the truck as back up got a 37k lb strap but I'm usually just pulling dead cars around or a quick bump to get out of the sand or muck
that truck house just gets more amazing every year. pretty soon it will be able to fly..
It reminds me of when I moved our chicken house from one part of my yard to another with my F350 and pulling up stumps.. Can't say enough about my truck. Nice job Tim...
It’s amazing how many ways that truck can be used. Love the video 😃
Please come to Missouri. We need our shed moved away from a silver maple that’s trying to grow through it...about 6’ 😂
Who knew a video of stump pulling could be so fun! 😂 Nice shed maneuvering, too! My husband and I have done our share of both, but that was some clever shit! 👏
Leverage is everything. Cool stuff
I’m a 64 year old grandma that ❤s your channel. I own land in New Mexico and Northeastern Washington State. Both locations have off grid cabins. I’ve learned a thing or 2 from watching your channel.
Definitely a must have on any off-road rig.
Oh my goodness. That's crazy that you could move a shed like that with a wench. Your truck house is amazing
Lets send it! thanks for the share
anytime!
Awesome as always Timmy power to ole Blue 😅 what a guy! A tree stumpin one at that😂 bro killed it keep up the good work my friend 💪 👍 Overland Dave 🇬🇧
Old blue is powerful enough by herself, the winch just enhances her power... as we see here when moving this outbuilding.
Awesome truck can be utilizes in many ways great job, thanks for sharing
I'm glad to see Timmy using a tree saver strap for this job. Always a good idea to protect the environment!
You’re a great friend Tim!
U R such a brave youngin . I ve prayed for ur safety for years. Looks the Lord has done good by u. So many folks nowadays are poverty ridden due to our vrazy economy so thnx for showin us ways to do stuff cheaply
Your truck is a BEAST!!
You made my day... ☺️ This is the way!
I love your videos. This is exactly what I'm planning for my future and your house on this truck is amazing. You're so smart!
Beautiful countryside great friends!
this is just freaking awesome!!!!!
We just passed you going around Turnagain Arm! New sub instantly!!
Right on, welcome!
I have done a lot of different things with my truck , wow that was so cool
Great video ! Watching you all move all that you guys are pretty inventive nice job
Timmy’s Tremendous Truck Camper. Well done buddy.
Yesssss another great video🥰🥰🥰
LOL!! Well, actually... I HAVE seen this! My neighbors used their truck to pull up a stump. Much smaller tree, but when it finally gave way, it shot out of the ground and wedged itself under the truck! A few years later, they relocated their shed in the backyard to the other side of the yard, pulling it with their truck. Fun times in our neighborhood!
New subscriber here. Stumbled on your channel about a week ago. Recognized some of the places in Alaska that I had visited back in 1994. Saw you also drove through my home state and spent the night in the Olympic Rain Forest area a few months back. Enjoying your channel and your adventures. And hey, you play guitar, too, so kudos to you! Keep on keepin' on!
Right on haha! Oh and welcome!
Always bring the chain over the top of the stump. It won’t damage your vehicle that way.
Enjoyed again Timmy
Truck is a beast.
House moving a house, that was fun!
Good friends
Look like the TRUCK HOUSE stronger 😂😂
Legit just passed your truck on the Seward highway man, shit looks amazing in the videos and in person
When I was in Alaska could have sworn I saw this truck . Very cool
Time for some wordplay....
Thought you were going to be stumped at first, but you were not thwarted by a mere tree stump! While there where no wenches in this video, the truck-house did some good winching! That was load shedding at it's finest!
...yes, i had too much coffee this morning. :)
lol
It is 4:19 I was heading home from work and I seen your truck outside of bears tooth theater I was waiting outside for 20 mintues but I figure your movie wasn’t done but yea my first time seeing a big UA-camr in real life I like the truck and always watch your video
right on haha
Ole power stroke is still the boss ❤ those fords an that engine always reliable an last fur ever.
That was cool as shit to watch. Have fun camping.
Nice!!
Well wrong video but yes this one was impressive too and y'all are smart!
Done it with farm Tractor and two wheel dive D100 dodge pickup its all in the snatch blocks lol
Nice video Timmy 😊
That's a big stump!
That stump would have been perfect to drill big holes in and turn into a rocket stove .🔥
We'll just have to wait and see...
We do this kinda stuff in Central Pennsylvania
Love it
Hey Brother greetings from Canada wanted to see that floor capped at the ol ranch .
See some walls up.on next video
Winter isn't as far as you think
Timmy earned a new name…. Shedediah Smyth. 🤣😂🤣
You can put amazing videos.
thanks man
Hey we saw your truck/camper in downtown Seward earlier today. So awesome to see it in person. Well from the outside anyway. Are you going to be in town for a few days?
Hey! Yup was playing a solo show at the Yukon Bar on Friday & Saturday night opening for my friends band, already gone haha!
That's the beauty of brute force. If it's not working... you're just not using enough. ;)
Yep straight to the danger zone.
9:19 that looks like a Bob Ross painting
Nice
A perfect day.
I guess we watched that on his channel already.
Love your videos!😊
Thanks!
Do you have a video on how you built the house on the back? Thanks
Your all a bunch of hillbilly chicken coop movers! Gota love this video. Run what you brung attitude.
yup! search how I built my dream cabin on wheels on my channel
4.10 i was exoecting him to jump out punching the air.. like Mel Gibson when he demolished the house on stilts in Lethal Weapon.
Truck Camper won the tree stump😂
Work truck!!!!!!!!!!
I haven't seen a good dentist for a long time :-). Where is Fred Flintstone when you need him?
Great video as always, but what was that shack? Storage shed? Outhouse?
Why were they moving it?
Good way to get some heads cut off standing in the way of that cable with tension on it lol if it breaks somebody's a goner.
Pretty awesome!!! 👍😎🇨🇦🌲💦
There’s The Whistle
3:49 maybe you need pulley system
truck house logistics and transportation
You can tell what truck got that out of the ground!!!!
TIM HAS A TRUCK YOU HAVE A MATCHBOX.
Hey dude, I was hoping to buy one of the hats I saw you wearing back when you were on your 10,000 mile road trip but it looks like they’re not available anymore. I just wanted to make sure that was true because I really want one hahaha
shoot me an email at truckhouselife@gmail.com , just got some "Truck around and find out" hats in, first hats I've had in a few years
Best way to get rid of that stump is to rent a mini excavator with a rip claw. Then use the rip claw to tear out roots around the stump. Then use the rip claw to extract the stump. The rip claw on a mini excavator is a very powerful tool!!! Good luck!!
I had a 30 foot elm tree in by back yard that got struck by lightning. The back half was dead, but the front half kept growing. I cut everything off at the 9 foot level, but my chainsaw bar was too short to cut the trunk. I cut around, but it left about a 2 inch core. The trunk was rocking back and forth on the kerf, so I decided to yank it down with my 1/2 ton Chevy 4x4. I rigged a 30 foot snatch-m-strap and got about a 10 foot run in 4 low first gear. I had the strap attached about 8 feet up. My dad was watching, I said "I'm gonna yank it down". He said "I bet you don't". When the strap quit stretching, it yanked me back about 15 feet. My dad said the back wheels of the truck were 3 feet off the ground. If I hadn't buckled my seat belt, I might have gone through the windshield. My dad won the bet. I can't believe how tough those trees are. Ken in Amarillo Tx
Glad to see you guys ain’t drinking Pudwieser
lol
love your channel man want to do this with a flat bed and leave the home in florida
Like dahh back it up and hit it hard
Haha even with a house on its back she pulls hard.
I live here in Kenai Alaska, those camper you own into truck. Does it warm in winter season. How you manage freeze temperature in winter season can live into it whole winter season? Am curious cuz I'm going be first experience wanna do building camper r.v of my own renovations camper this week, hope it's good for winter season it's going be fascinating though..
You need two snatch blocks.
Bumping the chain is how people die.
I second that bad idea I'd use a snatch strap
It does wheelies
👍
Did you see that Thing Roll In
👍👍👍👍
A swedish torch can solve the problem
😎😎😎😎😎😎
Dozer
This should be good. What will Timmy pull off?
…or out.
Was that a bunkhouse or a sauna?
storage shed
Oh boy… Sometimes these winch vs stump videos go sideways.😮 🤞🤞for everyones safety.
You don’t need a bumper. Send it!
lol
Now I know the key to having a winch and actually using it is having actual friends that are in need. Otherwise its an adornment for a pavement princess 4WD vehicle.
lol yup
Wtf is the chainsaw doing sitting in the rain?🤣
ain't mine haha
Who is this guy
Por favor, traduzir para o português!!!!!
Waooo
Y’all are lucky you didn’t seriously break something, lol
How in the world did someone make in Alaska with a little girl attitude like I ain’t gonna do that referring to yanking the stump 😂
Yea yanking with a chain is a bad idea a snatch strap would be fine for that I made a beefy headache rack just for that reason (to not have a chain or whatever fly through your back window scatter your brains inside the cab)
@@ajaxracing ok because you seen two video of this happening you can be scared but compared to the hundreds of success videos I’m snatching that fuckin stump 👍🏻💪🏻🇺🇸
@@tylerhowerton8518 chain is the wrong tool here I have no problem snatching with a strap when dude helped he had a strap most the deaths I've seen/hear are from 4x4 recoverys being smart about it ain't got nothing to do with being scared
@@ajaxracing have you heard the term everything is a hammer 🔨 you use what you have on hand first guy had a chain our cabin guy seemed to have the nice pretty straps but in with you if you have a strap sure use that but when it brakes go back to your chain 👌🏻
@@tylerhowerton8518 yup I have had to use a chain when I buried one truck that was 2wd it was in sand but dude helping was really sending her on the chain I keep one in the truck as back up got a 37k lb strap but I'm usually just pulling dead cars around or a quick bump to get out of the sand or muck
Just an average day for a Georgia man
yup lol
*not a fully, it's a shackle 😅 ruined