Stolen truck abandoned in the woods. Can we get it out??

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$6 in 1896 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $224.34 today, an increase of $218.34 over 128 years.

Remember your vehicles offroad capabilities are directly proportional to how much you care about it

I'm old school Tow truck driver and owner. Nice to see one person who know how to use a sling. Most driver now days don't even know what a sling is. Other than know how to use it. You're a 100% right in all you did to hook up the sling and you are 100% on known what you're talking about. Keep up the good work.

A long time ago we had a concrete truck with a rock stuck between the first set of rear wheels. The driver was trying to hit the rock loose. He had no luck. I went over to him and said do you want me to get the rock out? He said yes, I took a chain went over the top of rock and placed the hook to the chain. The other end of chain and put behind his front tire on the ground and laid excess next to chain on the ground. I told him to back up. The front tire ran over the chain on the ground and pinned it to the ground and when chain tightened up it pulled the rock out.

Your talk about creating a toll booth in the middle of nowhere, got me remembering the scene in Blazing Saddles. "Somebody go back to town and get a fist full of dimes". 😆

Here's a tip: When you pull out your rope from the sheath to inspect it, pull a paracord in with it so you can pull it back through easily.

Pretty cool of Allen to join you. Seems like a likeable dude.

I don't comment to help the algorithm, I comment because I believe in what Casey is doing and support him in the only way that I can because I cannot afford to buy merchandise because of being financially strapped with my wife's medical bills.

Happy 4th of July to everybody!

It's still nice to see the little tow truck come out to play. It's been a long time since the last time we saw your little tow truck out to do some work. With that flat tire, I bet this is the last time we'll see it.

I think the best part of your work is the scenic countryside

I have one of those shirts and I stopped by Alan’s both at expo while wearing I hate Casey LaDelle shirt and was told you were out doing this recovery 😂

Watching this video brings two quotes to mind. "Gimme 40 acres to turn this rig around" old song and "a roll back on a dirt road" from the other Casey. Love the views and the varied adventures you share. Hello Allen! Thanks Casey!

Sometimes, the best tool for the job is actually 2 tools. Love the combo of the rollback and the little wrecker to get the job done.

Casey's show has always been my favorite. His thinking methods along with his friends. The Historical parts were just gravy on top.

Casey is 100% right. I was towing vehicles 50 yrs ago with a tow truck similar to the one in the video. The straps carry the load and the chains are just there for safety so they should be a bit loose.

I like your honesty and that you explain how come you do what you do with the equipment you use. I’m not a truck driver so when you explain things, I enjoy watching much better because I learn something. I also love the history, nature, and scenic information you show.😊

Amazing--I got here within minutes of this being posted and only 6 comments. I find myself wondering why would someone steal this kind of vehicle, drive it to an isolated place to abandon it? A disgruntled employee? Or a teen joyrider? No matter the circumstances, with Casey, it's always fun, entertaining, and educational, as well as scenic. A very nice excursion.

you are right about the straps taking the load. all you have to do is read the user manual for any Holmes Wrecker body that uses strap systems