Amish Buggy & Carriage Making

[@354133]

Amish the original preppers,, Thumbs up to them. God Bless everyone of them.

[@jrhager]

Nice to hear from you Mika.

[@sharontackett1683]

jrhager why do the Amish have KZbin videos?!!!!

[@RuralRevolution]

Thanks Jack for the great visit, We had a quite a chat and you let my boy Jeffrey sit up front with you while you changed the horses for our cookie run. We are from Ontario. I just bought myself an Amish Buggy, it is an old fashion Amish buggy, I will restore it to the best of my ability...very proud to own it...God Bless You and your Family Jack!

[@goldiegolderman1842]

Thursday 2:14 AM. How did I end up here, why am I watching this. I need to be up at 5AM.

[@juliannedispain1637]

Some really pretty carriages. Lots of work goes into them.

[@clydebalcom8252]

I'm always humbled by the innovation and adaptability of the Amish.

[@greglewis2398]

Its great to see American heritage is still alive and well in the 21century.🙂

[@chrisborey1734]

Yes

[@khadijagwen]

My stepfather was Amish and grew up outside Lancaster, PA. Though I have no desire to emulate him. I sometimes long for a simpler life. In many ways my life is quite simple.

[@jrhager]

Take your own counsel. Emulate yourself.

[@donnaml8776]

Emulate Jesus only.

[@chrisborey1734]

I know what you are thinking.

[@jimkaim85]

Yes great video and informative. Since the '60's been goi going to Middlefied, Ohio with high respect for these people. Appreciate the woman for they know how to cook, clean and don't believe in divorce but they are traditional people.

[@MrKoladge]

I have much respect for the Amish.. excellent build on that carriage.

[@starblazer64]

I think the world would have been better off without all the technology we have. I think Simple is better and less stressful. My Respect goes to the Amish folks and people that live Simple and Frugal lives.

[@michellemarie1197]

I agree to a point, but what about the harsh winters and ice? Plus how do carriages see at night time?

[@donnaml8776]

Amy-Creicher I completely agree. Modern does not mean better. Even with the medical advances I’d still prefer the old way.

[@trreb1]

@@michellemarie1197 Most of them have lights on the front as well so they can see at night. I bought a really old Amish 2 seat buggy 2 weeks ago from some Amish friends that I'm restoring that came without lights in the front but has the flashing lights in the back.

[@moggedg6937]

no ones stopping you from throwing away your devices and joining them

[@stephenbermingham6554]

@@moggedg6937 🙄

[@youllregretit]

Having a simpler life can no doubt be a struggle at times, but through struggles you learn to have patience, contentment, kindness...etc. Not being as heavily involved with technology lets your dependence on people rise and your relationships with friends and family grow.

[@DowneastThunderCreations]

I have great respect and admiration for the Amish. The Amish communities here in Maine are comprised of down-to-earth folks that I've enjoyed doing business and speaking with. We can all take some lessons from them.

[@jrhager]

....and they are healthier as well. No need for insurance or the doctor/pusher drugs. Drink Raw Milk, love.

[@joeberger3441]

@@jrhager it ain't the raw milk. It's their overall whole foods diet and lifestyle.

[@dimasarayan2327]

Wow!!those were GRE8 craftsmanship!! One of my dream rides!! Thank you for keeping the spirit alive!! You're awesome sir!!

[@macster1457]

Is there is no insulation under the roof area for the heat?

[@MarcCarriage121]

I live in Philadelphia PA my last name means Carriage or coach in English. My family name is Carrozza.

[@bencrosbie]

The amish is using technology? no way

[@suzannelebizarre5705]

My paternal grandfather was a cabinet maker/carrpenter and blacksmith who had made a few carriages and shoed a huge number of horses...used to help (actually hinder) him at his forge turning the air pump (NOT SO FAST!)...grins Fancy carriages...yeah, they have changed a bit...

[@TheNextGoogification]

Wouldn't it be better to use some type of a modern pneumatic type of a wheel? I don't see the point of using the wooden Wheels - 10 times more work to wind up something that's inferior = Change = I'm wrong

[@kennethmccann6402]

Beautiful! I have a question if lights are requires for buggy how do Amish charging 12 volt battery if they don't have electricity?

[@oldthudman]

Love the Amish carriages....especially the grey

[@anthonypoole6901]

Trying to build a buggy here. Im not Amish, but indo need an alternative means of travel. So im here looking for which way i want to go as in what kind of buggy.

[@tensecondbuickgn]

Not ONE Amish buggy in my community have orange triangles on them. And a candle at night time in the fog on a black buggy doesn't cut it.

[@guardiandogoargentinos1385]

Drive responsibly

[@mike.p.1400]

I love the Amish simple lifestyle.

[@jeremywentworth1833]

The first carriage must be the Rolls Royce of Amish buggys .

[@dsanford12]

Since the Amish are not really embracing electricity in the home , how are they recharging the car batteries that are powering the buggy's lights and stuff ?

[@pinkiepie1656]

They use solar and sometimes non-rechargible batteries

[@KevinKimmich44024]

that new style carriage with the disk brakes, air ride, and improved wheels is light years ahead of many of the buggies I see out here on the road where I live. I was just wondering about the "state of the art", now I know. Thanks! There are probably many improvements they could still make with the buggies--especially with regard to safety in crashes. That said, I think their overall approach to skepticism of adopting new technology is pretty wise.

[@wb3ccn]

I am older Mennonite. I know Aaron from he was a co-worker with Abe's buggy rides

[@AandAEquipmentService1276]

Damn the Amish be having more Tech than my truck

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

I got a good idea. You should make the windshield wipers work from the wheel spinning so that they dont have to crank it by hand. And you can make fans work that way. Like a belt drive system.

[@jrhager]

super idea, man

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

jrhager Thanks. Its my idea so it would probubly work good.

[@tolgahk84]

Ive got an idea also, im not sure how well it will go down with the Amish in regards to electricity use but i was thinking about their buggy's and the lighting system they use. Ive heard they use 12volt systems just like in a car and there's a big chance for the battery to run out so for keeping the battery charged how about using a car's alternater belt driven off one of the wheels which in turn will run back into the battery to keep it topped up. The system would more than likely need a couple of extra pulleys to speed up the turning rate of the alternator to keep it at optimum speed but it should be simple enough to do.

[@livinglife8333]

haywood jeblome DONT pat yourself to hard on the back. 🙄

[@michaeldavid9181]

they would be to wise it may send him to hell

[@elwardmatthews4529]

What about miniture horse carts ?

[@juanzingarello4005]

Rearview mirror with blind spot mirrors? That's cool. Next they will have blind spot monitors with rear cross traffic alert.

[@thecrazycatlady4970]

How much for a basic carriage like the first one I. The video that has a bit of a back with side seats. I would even consider a used buggy. I just need something that has the driver inside and out of the elements since Florida gets tons of rain. Do you have price lists

[@carl5536]

People hollers about slavery that happened way before any of us was born but what about the Amish horses, I don't never hear anything outa them and when they go by each other they ain't even allowed to speak to each other...A horses life sucks people and always remember, Horses Lives Matter

[@montero0987]

are all those modifications Elder legal?.

[@jrhager]

pssssssss, over here by the barn, watch out for the horse shit, it depends on who the 'elder' is !

[@dawnrobinson2303]

I have a Thourghbred Amish buggy horse. I'd like to train her so I could ride her. Can that be done without messingvwith her buggy skills? Thank you

[@Chas1Greg]

I'm wondering what they would cost if someone was to looking to buy ?

[@J1737-t7y]

Do Amish move all of their things by buggy’s when moving?

[@Luuxs]

they just pickup your house or barn and walk it to the new spot look up videos on that on youtube hahahha

[@b26maurader]

@jrhager I don't think you meant anything offensive by it, but I hope that you don't think that the Amish are unintelligent because they choose to live life differently. I know quite a few Amish families and they are all very smart.

[@vickikennedy139]

thats a real modern buggy it looks like fun to ride in and it looks real smart

[@bobhostetler8548]

He is actually not amish but dresses kinda like the amish. The amish clothes are actually quite comfortable. I'm ex amish.

[@greglewis2398]

High tech buggys, nice.

[@MrLordphoton999]

how much does an Amish coach cost?

[@compound32]

Pimp my ride for Victorians.

[@TheComputerCowboy]

This baby's like a new corvette!

[@TheMikevt]

Should put a blown 502 in it with open collectors. Just imagine the look on your Amish buddies faces! Also where are the wheel spinners?

[@goomba008]

They use a restricted set of technologies because it makes it easier to live by their principles. The real challenge is to preserve your tenets while embracing all of science and technology (and even then, these can often reveal that your principles your flawed to say the least)

[@bellegreycats490]

How do you get horse feed, and groceries for a family of 6 in a buggy that small, with One horse. That is mind boggling

[@karmatt3098]

You take multiple trips. Amish rarely travel more than a few miles at a time.

[@remember25october]

I heard the Amish do not use electricity. But why don't they use steam turbine engines and hydraulic drivetrain?

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

I think they can use electric but they are not suposed to have electric wires going to theyer house. So they can use things like the lights on the buggies and its ok. And some even have cell phones for work and they get trucks but need someone that isnt Amish to drive them.

[@jrhager]

Like a fruit basket, they pick what they want to live by.

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

jrhager There are stricter ones and not as strict ones but dont let them fool you, they are mostly all rich.

[@ironcladranchandforge7292]

Personally, I'm glad they're using an hydraulic brake system and electric lights. To many Amish get killed on the roadway by morons driving their cars and trucks too fast and not paying attention !!! By the way, I'm seriously thinking on purchasing an Amish buggy, although I'm not Amish. If I do, I want brakes and lights for sure.

[@bonzie321]

Better idea yet. Build a poop catcher for the horses. Keep the roads clean and they can take it home to fertilize the farm garden.

[@elwardmatthews4529]

Very educational . Thank you .

[@Lilstinker63]

Is the gentlemen in the video old order or new order?

[@jrhager]

nice to hear from you Hillary, uh, new order.

[@ljaneljane1261]

he isn't Amish, they not allowed to be on camera, there's rules they have to maintain,

[@TRuth.T]

the shirt gives it away, that he's not Amish ;)

[@almcallister6490]

He is likely new order Amish or Mennonite I knew a Mennonite Family Near Kutztown Ms Martin taught school on an Amish school...they had tractors and her sister was an RN in Lancaster and was married to a doctor..

[@TRuth.T]

Beachy Mennonite?

[@sharonkeef0522]

So want need couple old cheap wagon wheels even of there broken it's ok wanna use then for decrations anything rustic

[@brianwinters5434]

My wife and I took our daughters to am is Lancaster for years and now I take my grandchildren there.

[@pepelepew2142]

WHAT IT'S CALLED THE BOOGIE BEAST , WITH ALL THE TOP SECRET GADGETS?

[@supermacs1]

hold on! amish first of all, didnt think ye uploaded to you tube!!!!???

[@honestmicky]

Excellent video, thanks for posting, much appreciated : )

[@U.S.SlaveOfficial]

anyone know a site where I can find a light duty wagon frame. I want a tube tire kinda like bikes have for wheels

[@Colombia36790]

🧒🏼If you look at the first automobiles, they look very similar to these buggies. Also, those old Stagecoaches. It looks like their ancestors are the original auto makers, but Dimeter Mercedes, Dodge Bros, Henry Ford used their design, but added an engine and built them on a mass scale. If you install a gasoline engine on the front of one of these buggies, it will be identical to what Jay Leno has in his stable.

[@juhantammistu8040]

Why was it necessary to record sound in a roadside treasure?However, you should use professional consultations when making films!However, movies are sometimes made forever!

[@redman7074]

A real innovator.......

[@supermacs1]

just out of interest, do u guys have broadband??

[@loreleihebdon6595]

Wonder if they have to pay carriage insurance?? 😳

[@mascarademermelada8746]

Looks comfy

[@orvilleclisby6748]

No crash testing required.

[@daw162]

I seriously doubt the guy is amish, not with that zipper on his coat and a camera. Amish are different in other parts of the country, but i'm not aware of orders that allow either of those things in central PA. That's not to say you wouldn't find amish breaking the rules and having computers in their houses, i'm sure some do. But I doubt they'd have a channel, and they sure wouldn't wear zippers.

[@Molop87]

Zippers??

[@deanawade5878]

I agree. When I seen the zipper and also the way he speaks. Most have a certain sound to them when they speak "English".... and also when he said the slang sentence about the windshield wipers. Also the camera.

[@KevanRice]

neat peopling a bike put gropings in garden everything is useable

[@sawdustjohnpa]

these people are nothing like the Amish from my area.

[@Tandem4u]

Great video Jack :)

[@ChrisTheHobbyGuy]

great video

[@SheriffofYouTube]

real classy upgrades. i prefer no fancy traditional

[@connieolson8497]

Are you Amish yourself? You have buttons and zippers? I noticed with all you filmed you did not film any Amish, there for no faces. Which around were we live, you would not take pictures of any Amish and never their face.face maybe a back side but not face.. i would not take any. How much do the buggy cost. A every day use buggy,

[@Roswell01Area51]

I wouldn't mind going to Amish camp for a week. I'm getting sick and tired of listening to all the traffic noise and bullshit I have to deal with in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.

[@StanleyBalderson-gx5uu]

Love it

[@yvesfreyermuth5338]

Magnifique

[@johnbennett2259]

Next thing you know, someone will try fitting an engine into one.........Oh.......

[@scoobydog411]

That’s nice that God lets them have a air bag ride but they still need to have Hard rubber tires. If i was God i would out law the horse. Make petal it.

[@casperelle1]

ich moerchte gekaft da alte wagen oder vervou.

[@michaeldavid9181]

I want one

[@kevinmiller4486]

I was always told the Amish dont like to be photographed or videotaped. This gentleman must not be truely Amish.

[@chatwinbattersby5612]

Air ride! Air out that buggy! Pleaaaaaase.

[@glennmunro01]

Why is that? Their not really creepy. Are we?

[@wb3ccn]

I know Aaron and he is Brethren, similar to Amish but much more progressive.

[@Molop87]

Looks orange to me

[@KevanRice]

mirror tnt

[@donaldmcdaniel1773]

Interesting

[@snoopyismydog5695]

the amish not so simple any more, changing fast.

[@scottrjmatmsncom]

This guy reminds me of a car salesman

[@graemeross9329]

So! Amish own the premises and build coaches, buggies and repair same with modern electrical machinery! But don't use cars or machinery on their farms. Really glad they can split the difference between the two, cause I'm sure i cant??!,

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

We donT live like These people WE were no amish

[@joseclaudio1670]

Bro, Just put an Engine and call it a day.

[@KevanRice]

solar ac brother

[@ChaosCrash13]

Забавно. А нафига? И постулатом об избегании гордыни теперь уже отбрехаться не получится. У штампованных по одному стандарту автомобилей явно меньше понтовместимость, чем у изготовливаемых на заказ карет и лошадок, которых вообще индивидуально рожают, без каких либо стандартов) Про цену я уже не говорю: самая дерьмовая карета со средненькой коняшкой будет по нынешним временам дороже среднего автомобиля. По крайней мере, у нас нивы, китайки и японки гораздо дешевле даже одной лошади, без телеги.

[@casperelle1]

dange fur dese film ich mag alle geshaut.

[@karwanamin6013]

3017

[@pepsipeanuts521]

I would like to see a Horseless Carriage imagine if Elon musk got ahold of a buggy design adding batteries & drive axles & Syn-Rim electric motors imagine an extended body Cargo-Van or Passenger van with three row seating with solar panels on the rooftop

[@keithdmaust1854]

Viewers please consider - Amish put their family of young children in these. I was leaving New Holland and came to intersection. Cars were slowing and I saw a pile of wood that looked like it fell off back of dump truck. Then I saw dead horse 75 feet off road in parking lot. Would you put your kids in these? I am for simple life but safety is concern...

[@louis-vd3ur]

I'm sure there are more car related deaths than Amish Buggy accidents. Considering they stay on country roads and in spacious areas it would make sense that anyone in that immediate area would expect to see them around and drive accordingly. Amish have a way of life worth maintaining and adhering to no matter the consequence. Cars are on their way to becoming obsolete and self driving. Horse and buggy will still be trotting along.

[@ironcladranchandforge7292]

@@louis-vd3ur -- And of course, people always blame the Amish. Why don't people slow the heck down and pay attention. People with automobiles think they own the road. It always makes me sad when I see pictures of Amish buggies smashed on the side of a road.

[@jakobwieler8730]

R

[@paulcandiago9339]

Un grande e immediato problerma che le comunita' Miinonite/Amish hanno oggi e non ha nulla a che vedere con il modo di vivere, e' la consanguineita'. Non entro nel dettaglio, ma e' facile da capire che il gruppo genetico rimanendo isolato e non avendo intercambio con altri gruppi sanguigni/genetici sta degradando fisicamente le comunita' Minonite /Amish ed e' facile notarlo nella loro tipologia fisica. In breve, e' per il loro bene, che uomini e donne giovani si sposino con altri gruppi sanguigni per avere una prole sana sia mentalmente che fisicamente. (Praticamente parlando: dopo tre o quattro generazioni si stabilisce la condizione genetica di sposarsi come fra fratelli e sorelle a causa di un insieme genetico troppo piccolo e che non cambia.) Cordiali saluti, Paul Candiago ([e-mail])

[@williamthegreat73]

even better idea, how about the amish learn to clean up all the horse droppings left behind on roadways. it's a little unsightly. we don't Iive in the past anymore where roads were dirt.

[@jamessmith6220]

The Amish do not believe in electricity. It is sad the carriage has to have those lights on it, probably by law. Everyone wants to be offended at something, but I'm just saying.. did it not immediately jump out at anyone else as a tad bit.. idk, imagine if you were Amish, and it's probably law yes,.. but what about the freedom to express your religion? Was a lamp lantern not allowed? Lol just my 2 cents, I didn't see anyone else commenting on this little minor thing to us, but.. maybe to them..

[@KevanRice]

Darwen buy horse and caries bound to wife and marridge