For all the people in the comments asking why Hank didn’t push the truck off of the tracks, literally seconds before this scene, he tried and came to the conclusion that he could not push it because “she’s too solidly manufactured”
I pushed a 1970s dodge coronet with 140lb of douche steering and constantly pressing the brakes Hank should have been able to move his truck if he did love his truck
"Stop! Someone's on the track! Stop the train!" All that knowledge of engineering, yet Hank doesn't know that a freight train takes two miles of track to come to a complete stop...
At least in King of the Hill, there is a sense of realism when the train crashes into Hank's Truck. In television and the movies, the vehicle on the tracks ALWAYS explodes when a train hits it.
it can cause a small explosion if the metal scraping together makes enough sparks and the gas tank is punctured i've seen it happen before its not like action movie explosion more like tiny fire ball out of no where explosion
I was taught (in a safety driving course) that if your vehicle is caught on the track and impact is inevitable, evacuate passengers the direction the train is coming from because debris is about to fly down track!
@@PhoenixT1953 The guy I was replying to deleted his account, come to think of it I don't remember posting this specific comment on this video. UA-cam is glitchy, that or I have bad memory but the guy I replied to deleted his comment or account.
Hank said someone’s on the tracks but he was off to the side. He viewed that truck as his own. This is the real America we deserve where trucks and men can be treated equally.
This is a quirk and flaw of all movies and TV, it was best explained to me that when Thanos snaps his fingers in Infinity War, the idea was that all the dustings should have happened simultaneously, however in a movie you absolutely must show them happening sequentially. I apply that logic to anything where multiple reactions are needed to move things along, if something like this happens I can assume the flow of time in the media is not 1:1 to real time and is instead showing what's going on at the same moment from different angles
@@MovieLover1995 To be fair, that truck was his long before Bobby was born, and he was already annoyed about having to drive to Pickup Truck Heaven. He started crying on several occasions about his truck, which shows how attached he was to it. He didn’t mean any of what he said and apologized later in the episode.
He actually could get out. The crossing gates are fairly easy to break if he did get his truck moving. They make them that way for any situation like this.
Amazing how Hank Hill has the super human ability to compress his beer gut underneath where the engine and transmission are. Especially under what I assume was a rear-wheel drive Ford Ranger.
Poor ranger :( 😭😔😖😩 I wish I can find a 86 ranger (just regular cab & short bed but with a 5-spd manual transmission, yea I know hanks ranger has a extended cab) & turn that ranger into hanks old ranger
Things Hank loves the most, in order: 1. His truck. 2. His lawn. 3. His lawn mower. 4. Alamo beer. 5. Propane. 6. Lady Bird. 7. Tom Landry. 8. Beef. 9. Peggy 10. Bobby. ... 125. His dad.
I’ve always wondered why a smart man like hank wouldn’t have just pulled out the wires to the clutch safety switch and just use the starter motor to move the truck in gear. yes it can be done, the starter has enough power to move it in first or reverse to get up and over the dip in between the tracks that they couldn’t push it over. I’ve actually had to do it to a ranger before, not oof the tracks, just up a couple plastic ramps to work on it.
Coming back, I'm surprised how accurate the sounds are... just the one quick metallic crunch (aside from the truck rolling afterward) and then the train screeching to a stop... leaving nothing but eerie silence. Pretty much exactly how a real car/train collision sounds.
What he should have done was have bobby turn the wheel to the right, then have the both of them push it so that the truck would go into the grass to come to a complete stop.
If you're ever in this situation, there are usually phones on the side you can use that will directly route you to dispatch or a station and you can say you're stuck/stranded on the tracks. They will often switch, reroute, warn, and may even call you a tow.
My buddies 86 for F150 ran out of gas like 100 feet from a gas station and he used the starter to drive it the rest of the way to the pumps. I wonder if it would work in a Ranger, too.
Rocky Dang ya water in the exhaust. The damn thing had a blown head gasket. Easy fix for a ranger. Worst case buy a used motor with low miles. But I guess we can’t make it easy with real world situations or else the show wouldn’t exist 😂
@@JoshuaDomoslai it might be worse than a gasket actually. A blown head gasket would be an easy fix if you got the time and equipment. The water in the exhaust might be simply the tip of the iceberg as it were, given that even a good mechanic went 'she's dying son'...
Because for all his claims, and the show trying to tell us the same, Hank is an incompetent fool. That, or with his weird obsession with buying only American, he refuses to buy anything if he can't get a solid guarentee that every part he uses is American. Absolutely no foreign stuff. I mean this is a guy who looks for TV parts at rummage sales instead of buying a foreign TV.
Let's check out our list of options * Push it off the tracks in neutral * Use the starter motor to drive it * Push the truck and drive it with the starter motor
I find it weird an episode or two after his old Ford Ranger was destroyed and after getting the newer F150 you still see him driving his old Ford Ranger. This always bugged the crap out of me.
Put the thing in reverse then with the hood open jump the starter solenoid to turn the engine over and being in reverse it will go backwards off the tracks.
It's good thing Hank got out of the truck when he did, because i doubt he realizes that his life is more important than a stupid truck, besides a vehicle is replaceable but a human life is not.
If you watched the episode, you'd know that truck meant a lot to him (and Bobby), dude. There are just some things you can't just replace so easily. And even though he was very stubborn and even dickish about his truck, I do get why he did what he did.
@@dnmstarsi Well i doubt Hank's insurance covered the damage done to his truck, because i'm pretty sure vehicle insurance won't cover train related incidents.
@@TheCommenterDragon Insurance doesn't really mean much to him in this situation. This truck meant a lot to him much like how one's friend or pet meant a lot to someone.
For all the people in the comments asking why Hank didn’t push the truck off of the tracks, literally seconds before this scene, he tried and came to the conclusion that he could not push it because “she’s too solidly manufactured”
Or because he wouldn't have been able to push it hard enough to get it over the rails of the track.
Sounds like Cotton was right about Hank being a sissy if he couldn't push a Ranger down an incline with the help of his teenage son.
He should have taken the parking brake off.
I pushed a 1970s dodge coronet with 140lb of douche steering and constantly pressing the brakes
Hank should have been able to move his truck if he did love his truck
@@crisdlcruz145 sorry u had to deal with an idiot
"Stop! Someone's on the track! Stop the train!" All that knowledge of engineering, yet Hank doesn't know that a freight train takes two miles of track to come to a complete stop...
I know, right? They should've drawn a GP40 locomotive pulling the freight train.
I feel like the shock of the situation overrided his thought process.
The grief made him delusional.
He was in panic and denial the whole episode. His good sense went out the window with his ailing Ranger.
N&W productions
I believe it was possibly an F45 locomotive for I’m not mistaken they had 6 axels
At least in King of the Hill, there is a sense of realism when the train crashes into Hank's Truck. In television and the movies, the vehicle on the tracks ALWAYS explodes when a train hits it.
Maybe if it hits a Pinto from behind 🤣
Truer words have never been spoken.
Gtav logic lol
it can cause a small explosion if the metal scraping together makes enough sparks and the gas tank is punctured i've seen it happen before its not like action movie explosion more like tiny fire ball out of no where explosion
@@bungiecrimes7247 gta logic**
I love Hank's line "Stop making train noises; it's not funny!"
Dad it’s not me I think there’s a…
@@Mrcharles. (the railroad crossing signals clanging interrupt him)
"Bobby! Get away from the tracks, now!"
Dad leave it!!
@@BenjaminGoodman (Try’s to start the truck before the train comes but fails)
STOP SOMEONES ON THE TRACKS STOP THE TRAIN STOP
Aw, that hurts to watch. I love the early Rangers. My dad had an '87 when I was real young.
JRC99 I had a 1983 ford ranger
My dad might find me a 86 ranger for Christmas this year so I can name it Bobby
Meh
JRC99 dude same I can never let m3 98 die
I know the pain
I was taught (in a safety driving course) that if your vehicle is caught on the track and impact is inevitable, evacuate passengers the direction the train is coming from because debris is about to fly down track!
I mean, he did tell Bobby to go so…
I grew up near train tracks and they always told us that the train will not stop of you're dicking around on the tracks. It both can't and won't.
Fix it again Tony
theflanman86 That’s a FIAT
That's Dale Word
@honestlyimjusttryingtofindausernamethatisnttakenalready Not really
@@HIJT2FAUTIKA Dale said it you tard ua-cam.com/video/3AJCdmW33fM/v-deo.html
@@HIJT2FAUTIKA and you dont know the reference
Honestly, Hank should've just set the truck in neutral and pushed it off the tracks, THEN fuss with it.
SuperNormalMan he tried, but the truck was to solidly manufactured.
+xXxGnuVirusxXx errr what does that mean just curious
meme. I think he means it was too heavy
xXxGnuVirusxXx it was just a Ranger. How "solidly manufactured" could it really be? Lol
TheBudgetGunCollector You ass. Lol. That was hilarious.
0:23 LOL Bobby eats it
That kid is a bitter dissapointment. The product of a narrow ureter that left the best parts of him behind.
@@lightseraphim6816 At least he excels in meats. No homo.
@@lightseraphim6816 Bobby is funny as hell and a good kid I think you might just be pressed
I like how the times Hank expresses sad emotions is when his vehicles are damaged or destroyed.
A man's car is precious like their dog.
last time I checked, there was water in the exhaust! *sob*
@@slugyourpal oh man the hell up, just get a new truck FOR CRYING OUT LOUD
i love god country and trucks
Zhat's zhe zjoke....
thats a ford always there to let you down when you need it most
43128lucky4 exactly.
43128lucky4
Fix
Or
Repair
Daily
the one and only rusty shakleford tbh
43128lucky4 “You know what Ford stands for, don’t ya? Fix It Again Tony!” name the reference
Dev-Deh_13 quote from Dale
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BOT_ Robert try looking at ae86 engine blows up on initial d its was hank fault anyway he knew it time for a new truck.
@@saberiandream316 It's Texas Anime
@@saberiandream316 You're right, but certain internet people say it's an anime for 'funny meme' humor. Sad I know.
I wonder how the shittiest, most unfunny jokes always become popular.
Hank lost his first born on that day... At least he still has Bobby.
That boy ain’t right.
I love Mike's attention to detail with the cars especially. Like how Hank wiggles the shifter to make sure its in neutral before cranking it.
Hank Hill you have caused confusion and delay
It’s not about the truck, it’s about the memories with it
0:48 door falls off, then 0:51 the door is back on the truck. That is so confusing!
Nice catch
Nice 😅😅😅😅😅
I sure hope someone got fired for that blunder
@@emoyak8795 simpsons reference?
@@shrub241 yes
what makes it more sad is the fact that its manual
Edgar HG What? Manuals have neutral, are you stupid or ignorant?
@@ixionn563 its a manual i think youre the ignorant and stupid one here
@@PhoenixT1953 The guy I was replying to deleted his account, come to think of it I don't remember posting this specific comment on this video. UA-cam is glitchy, that or I have bad memory but the guy I replied to deleted his comment or account.
@@ixionn563 ah gotcha
Miguel Torres Manuals Suck
I love how over exaggerated Bobby's fall was like when I was a kid.
Hank said someone’s on the tracks but he was off to the side. He viewed that truck as his own. This is the real America we deserve where trucks and men can be treated equally.
Hank broke all the traffic rules. He was supposed to leave the truck and run to the train to stop it in the first place.
it was to solidly manufactured
True Dearborn steel will stop a speeding bullet.
jurisprudens Emotional attachment ravages common sense.
Even if the engineer saw Hank from a distance it still would take a mile for the train to stop.
Alex the Hun welp all the time he spent trying to fix it he had a better chance running towards the engineer telling him to stop
FINISH HIM!
TRAIN WINS!
FATALITY!
It’s kinda weird that every time we see the train it’s moving quickly, then we look away, and look back at it, and it’s at the spot where it began.
This is a quirk and flaw of all movies and TV, it was best explained to me that when Thanos snaps his fingers in Infinity War, the idea was that all the dustings should have happened simultaneously, however in a movie you absolutely must show them happening sequentially. I apply that logic to anything where multiple reactions are needed to move things along, if something like this happens I can assume the flow of time in the media is not 1:1 to real time and is instead showing what's going on at the same moment from different angles
You cut out the best line: sounded more trucky considering how much train there was 😅😅😅😅
Then Hank becomes an asshole and inexplicably blames his son for his truck getting destroyed.
@@MovieLover1995 To be fair, that truck was his long before Bobby was born, and he was already annoyed about having to drive to Pickup Truck Heaven. He started crying on several occasions about his truck, which shows how attached he was to it. He didn’t mean any of what he said and apologized later in the episode.
@@MovieLover1995 it was just hank dealing with grief. He clearly didn't meant it
Looks like Ward got his revenge.
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You racist fuck.
Joshua that was not racist and you know it
@@mattyboy3576 you racist fuck.
@@JustAGuyProduction Weeb.
Anyway Hank couldn't get out anyway with the track lever bars blocking the front and the back.
doobear320+
thank you. I forgot what they were called lol
He actually could get out. The crossing gates are fairly easy to break if he did get his truck moving. They make them that way for any situation like this.
Or. You shouldn't have let it be up there in the first place
DethPepper Have you even watched the Episode?
They’re fibreglass or wood, and hinged on strong springs, you can go through them
Amazing how Hank Hill has the super human ability to compress his beer gut underneath where the engine and transmission are. Especially under what I assume was a rear-wheel drive Ford Ranger.
Poor ranger :( 😭😔😖😩
I wish I can find a 86 ranger (just regular cab & short bed but with a 5-spd manual transmission, yea I know hanks ranger has a extended cab) & turn that ranger into hanks old ranger
I have a ranger but it's the superior Mazda version
@Layla Forrest Rangers aren't terrible....
If I want another one then I'm getting another one
Things Hank loves the most, in order:
1. His truck.
2. His lawn.
3. His lawn mower.
4. Alamo beer.
5. Propane.
6. Lady Bird.
7. Tom Landry.
8. Beef.
9. Peggy
10. Bobby.
...
125. His dad.
Lol Propane would clearly be #1 and his truck would be #2
His mom?
I’ve always wondered why a smart man like hank wouldn’t have just pulled out the wires to the clutch safety switch and just use the starter motor to move the truck in gear. yes it can be done, the starter has enough power to move it in first or reverse to get up and over the dip in between the tracks that they couldn’t push it over. I’ve actually had to do it to a ranger before, not oof the tracks, just up a couple plastic ramps to work on it.
I like the little things.. Hank prioritizes Bobby, but sees he’s OK. Then later refers to his truck as a person, heh
Hank: Stop making train noises it's not funny.
R.I.P. for the Ranger. In the words of Rick May,you did good,son
*F.I.A.H*
*Dammit mah truck*
*FIX IT AGAIN HANK* 😨
You'd think Hank would've at least been smart enough to not shut the door when he got in so if he did have to bail, he could do so quicker.
He is Hank, he is not smart he is overly securing. (If this is a word.)
Hank once wore safety googles to place his power drill on the pegboard.
It was out of both the desperation and resolve to save his truck.
Ok, I felt Hank's Pain right here.
Never gets old seeing Bobby rolling down the steep hill. 😂
Hank really loves that truck
Hank just witnessed his darkest hour yet.
I remember this! Definitely quite the heart quencher!
Coming back, I'm surprised how accurate the sounds are... just the one quick metallic crunch (aside from the truck rolling afterward) and then the train screeching to a stop... leaving nothing but eerie silence. Pretty much exactly how a real car/train collision sounds.
😢😢😢I feel so bad for Hank. Well, at least he got a new truck….
Damn I miss this show so much!
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9 years
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I like how Bobby just casually rolls into a bush.
0:43 i swear to God I want a gif of that.
What he should have done was have bobby turn the wheel to the right, then have the both of them push it so that the truck would go into the grass to come to a complete stop.
@@gcHK47 yep.
There was water, in the exhaust
If you're ever in this situation, there are usually phones on the side you can use that will directly route you to dispatch or a station and you can say you're stuck/stranded on the tracks.
They will often switch, reroute, warn, and may even call you a tow.
My buddies 86 for F150 ran out of gas like 100 feet from a gas station and he used the starter to drive it the rest of the way to the pumps. I wonder if it would work in a Ranger, too.
Hank is a pretty smart guy but he can't figure out that it takes a really long distance for a train to stop.
He knew but he was obviously very panicked
If you can see the train… it’s too late.
Couldn’t hank and Bobby put the truck in neutral and pushed it
He tried but the truck was supposedly "solidly manufactured".
It’s easier to push it backwards rather than forwards
The Death of Hank's Truck.
That truck stopped perfectly centered on that steep hill.
Never knew why hank never rebuilt the engine and transmission, he seem like a guy that can pull it off
Rocky Dang ya water in the exhaust. The damn thing had a blown head gasket. Easy fix for a ranger. Worst case buy a used motor with low miles. But I guess we can’t make it easy with real world situations or else the show wouldn’t exist 😂
@@JoshuaDomoslai it might be worse than a gasket actually. A blown head gasket would be an easy fix if you got the time and equipment. The water in the exhaust might be simply the tip of the iceberg as it were, given that even a good mechanic went 'she's dying son'...
Because for all his claims, and the show trying to tell us the same, Hank is an incompetent fool.
That, or with his weird obsession with buying only American, he refuses to buy anything if he can't get a solid guarentee that every part he uses is American. Absolutely no foreign stuff. I mean this is a guy who looks for TV parts at rummage sales instead of buying a foreign TV.
so thats what it sounds like when a train hits a truck...
That train stopped too early despite traveling around 80 km/h
One of the saddest deaths in anime history. T_T
*Truck* : Go back to the dealership and buy a new truck. It’s okay! I’m in a better pla- *gets hit by the train*
All good things come to an end
The train is an EMD F40PH.
But pulling boxcars
dude for some reason (i might be autistic nevermind i guess there is a reason) this is my favorite scene in the whole show. fucking love trains dude
This whole segment had the same energy as Kirk watching the Enterprise explode!
Let's check out our list of options
* Push it off the tracks in neutral
* Use the starter motor to drive it
* Push the truck and drive it with the starter motor
I love that bobby probably just roled into a open sewer outlet
Hank scream:Bugyaaaaa!
Dammit, train!
Hank: Stop making Train Noises it's not Funny
Poor Hank, that truck was one of his all time treasures. Plus, when I get a pickup, I sure would hate to see it get crush by a train.
I find it weird an episode or two after his old Ford Ranger was destroyed and after getting the newer F150 you still see him driving his old Ford Ranger. This always bugged the crap out of me.
The episodes probably got put out of order like the series finale
For as smart as Hank was he should've called dispatch immediately
It must be scary when you’re in that situation.
#1 saddest death in all of fiction
My truck went thru 4 president’s, 3 Cowboy Super Bowls, and 0 mechanics
You might be a bit overdue for tires and an alignment there, friend. Haha
At least they got a great story out of this.
Hanks truck: this is how I die nothing else will do. Leave me.
Moment of silence for Hanks Beloved ford pickup
0:11
Chris Redfield: GET THE HELL OUTTA THERE!
Unfortunately that's what you're supposed to do. A train can do to a car, what a car can do to a soda can. Your vehicle will be replaced
Love that he still prioritizes bobby first
The truck was begging to go at this point. It's sad but we all know it
@450015508 She was just too solidly manufactured.
ne77s scrolled through the entire comment section just to see if someone mentioned this lol
The bits that fell off were made in China.
@sunwolf6 No, it's a really loud bang. I watched a dump truck get hit by a train once.
Trucks can be replaced the important thing is no one got hurt in this
Put the thing in reverse then with the hood open jump the starter solenoid to turn the engine over and being in reverse it will go backwards off the tracks.
R.I.P. Hank's truck.
Press F to pay respects.
He should've bought a chevy Silverado cuh
Holy crap that train stopped quick
Bobbeh rolled down the hill, dang it bobbeh
It's good thing Hank got out of the truck when he did, because i doubt he realizes that his life is more important than a stupid truck, besides a vehicle is replaceable but a human life is not.
If you watched the episode, you'd know that truck meant a lot to him (and Bobby), dude. There are just some things you can't just replace so easily. And even though he was very stubborn and even dickish about his truck, I do get why he did what he did.
@@dnmstarsi Well i doubt Hank's insurance covered the damage done to his truck, because i'm pretty sure vehicle insurance won't cover train related incidents.
@@TheCommenterDragon Insurance doesn't really mean much to him in this situation. This truck meant a lot to him much like how one's friend or pet meant a lot to someone.
Well, the truck is history
RIP Hank's truck
Dammit Bobby!
Hank Hill Damn What
He's gonna get even angrier now.
And he's gonna blame it on Bobby.
Saddest moment in King of the Hill
I feel your pain hank
Hank, with his little girly arms, diminished gluts, and narrow urethra, just couldn't push the truck. Cotton was right...
Time for some flex tape