Ep 10 |

This week we flip the script with Ben palmer and Casey LaDelle, where they ask fan-submitted questions to the founders of Yankum Ropes.
Shout out to Ben for letting us take over your shop for a day, and to both you and Casey for taking the time to make this happen! You guys are true gentlemen.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

It’s about time you got some interesting guests on this show! 😂

[@Motor-Headz]

Yeah, Ben is a stud!

[@kevinscott404]

@@Motor-HeadzCasey is always whining about something, no wonder I hate Casey LaDelle.😊Ben more videos please.

[@scuss2]

@@kevinscott404 Wining means quoted from a Dictionary is "entertain someone by offering them drinks and a meal, enjoy oneself by eating and drinking lavishly. Whining means the making of a long high-pitched cry or sound. In the USA it means Bitch, Bitch, Bitch, or always complaining. Is this what you meant to say?

[@kevinscott404]

@@scuss2 look again

[@timlandegent3536]

Uhhfff, I hate this host. Is it Casey Ladelle???

[@duanebuck193]

The last few interviews made me wonder how you were going to top them, then you go and have Casey and Ben do a role reversal and put you guys in the hot seat for a while. Very, very excellent interview, and super informative.

[@tedfisk1211]

Very interesting information about Yankum Ropes

[@Ddabig40mac]

I have thoroughly enjoyed this interview series.

[@scuss2]

I have been waiting for someone to interview Alan and Jade on "How they got started". This was another great production by Motor-Headz. It's been a great production since Alan and Jade started this You Tube channel.

[@jimderrick846]

Ha! The look on Alan’s face when Casey told him about all of the questions he had listed for him was of absolute terror 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Great show you guys. Keep it up !!!! 👍

[@greg-judyjones8974]

Great job Casey and Ben!! 👍🏻

[@periwinkle-dragonfly]

What a fantastic group of guys! Who would have ever thunk that in retirement this old lady would be watching all these off road channels on KZbin. When I was working, I didn't even know what KZbin was. Love you all !!

[@lylewiese847]

Great interview!! Remember, failures are just learning opportunities! Waiting for more 406garage videos.

[@michaelmajesky7315]

You guys rock!!

[@glennthomas361]

An enjoyable interview and interaction between these guys. Also very informative

[@michaeldunn150]

I do appreciate all of these chats and I love to get know y'all a lot better...... Y'all are so great and super cool guys!!

[@wink9970]

good participants and transparencies. Good people making good products and talking about it.

[@Sharky762]

Great chat

[@scuss2]

In 1969 I attend Camp Shaver in the Jemez mountains of New Mexico, which was a YMCA Camp for kids. We had a rope making class and we were taught how to make a tiny rope key chain. It can be done with Yankum rope fibers. Then went to Philmont Scout Ranch in Northern NM and learned how to make rope bridges. It is a Boy Scout thing. Alan, Jade it can be done. I guess you need human fingers to make the final loops on your ropes? I've seen some one use a hollow steel tube the size of the rope diameter to make a loop. To make the keychain you would use a crochet hook. Definition of Crochet is a handicraft in which yarn is made up into a patterned fabric by looping yarn with a hooked needle. Look up Crochet Hook sizes, they come in metric and USA sizing. The smallest metric size is 0.60mm, Size 12 in USA size, all the way up to 30.00mm, in the USA it's known as T/X Crochet Hook Conversion Chart. Temu carries the rings for keys, they also carry a braided rope with metal ring 10 pieces for $8.98. If China can do it so, can you. The power of Positive Thinking, a little try equals a whole lot of results. Never say no as a Businessman.

[@Motor-Headz]

You are awesome!!! Thank you for all the tips, we will look into this!

[@Derf1313]

Its amazing what a Boy Scout can come up with, lol! Still learning new knots, tho knot as many...! But I started way TOO long ago, & a bit of sailing too...

[@cjkrispy1429]

Great story! Love to hear such great success.

[@bripslag]

Great concept and a wonderful execution. Hats off to Alan and Jade for letting the script get flipped, and kudos to Casey and Ben for putting together the best investigative reporting team since Woodward and Bernstein. 😀

[@mikeradcliffe122]

I love this channel!!

[@jbjeep8324]

Fun stuff! Very enjoyable - this one and all the others too.

[@Westerntraveler]

I heard him saying they are moving their shop to Oregon

[@alexhorne4189]

As someone whose been chasing the small business dream and on business #3 in the past 5 years, thanks for the encouragement and words of wisdom

[@timtorrens764]

Great, great video. Love this series and all the interviews. Casey, Ben, Alan, Jade. And Matt should all be household names across at least the US in the next few years. You guys are the BOMB 💣 😍 🙌 ❤️ 😎

[@wbball15]

Here's your KZbin algorithm booster comment. Thanks for sharing. Great ideas expressed. Can't wait for your KZbin Ag customers to be guests. And, oh yeah... #IHateCaseyLadelle

[@rosemontterrace3469]

Still waiting for a Yankum dog leash

[@tlaughlin1969]

There is a idea!

[@scuss2]

A Kong dog leash is expensive, but a dog cannot chew through one as my neighbor has said.

[@Motor-Headz]

We have had Dog leashes for while, we make it out of our HMPE winch line. Go check it out!

[@scuss2]

@@Motor-Headz Did you mean HEMP? LOL!

[@shngbnsn]

Longest Rope made at Yankum is actually .51 miles. Next time you get one of the questions, use a lifeline and hit me up 😂

[@Motor-Headz]

Yeah Alan, get it right 😂

[@marlar58]

Successful people who aren't afraid of failing or hard work yet meeting with you enjoy working and playing with.

[@tlaughlin1969]

I own a Yankum rope, Can't wait to use it love the company back story

[@christopherthompson4359]

And another great episode.

[@RedTruckRanch]

Alan and Jade - can a recovery rope be used if it has developed a knot in the middle of it? Or should it be retired? Literally asking for a friend.

[@Motor-Headz]

Yes, the safest thing to do is retire the rope. kKots in nylon will pinch the fibers, pinched fibers are significantly weaker.

[@RedTruckRanch]

@@Motor-Headz thank you, I figured so. Just needed to proof to show my buddy.

[@Westerntraveler]

The first time I ever saw Alan he rolled his rig and almost hit Matt

[@periwinkle-dragonfly]

Yep. Me, too.

[@splatterize]

He did hit Matt, but Matt actually moved forward to prevent him from rolling more. Awesome video.

[@Westerntraveler]

Even though I hate Casey Ladelle, he is good advertising

[@scuss2]

They all promote each other, IMO.

[@setx2010teryx]

"I hate Casey Ledelle!" Great cast guys

[@PeterTremlett]

Both Alan and Jade needed to be wearing "I hate Casey LaDelle" shirts

[@Motor-Headz]

I know! We were being babies and freezing!😂

[@Derf1313]

So, does it help to un-subscribe, & then re-subscribe?!? Cause I'd sure hate to miss more installments. Lol! Thanx !

[@EnufIsTooMuch]

About Florida Man and his hate for anything Yankum or Casey LaDelle, it actually made me disregard that guy's recovery gear sponsor for what I'm going to put into my 4x4 off-road camper build. But to stick to the science of why Yankum products fail in Florida, it is very wet there, ropes get soaked and unlike the water else-places, I figure it's the corrosive effects of alligator poo in the water. Which Florida Man tends to drink ... so .... there's that aspect .... allegedly.

[@luddtechnologies8795]

We all hate Casey LaDelle. I want to know how many times Alan has rolled his jeep?

[@adventuresaimless]

@caseyladelle keep being the worst towtrucker on KZbin 😉 @406garage3 “pssss 🤫 build the dually” @motor-headz Jade & Alan I love the @yankumropes products!!!!! Used one in my latest video, go leave me a comment………