You Have Never Seen THIS Mechanism with Unbelievable Capability ▶4

[@weird1600]

Funny the first responder jack is nothing but an off road highlift jack. Likely costs five times as much too.

[@craigbuchanan5294]

Well they did paint it yellow 😅

[@basiliohernandez5111]

​@@craigbuchanan5294It has a different plate too.

[@haydenl1029]

That’s exactly what I thought but any time they frame it as a “special life saving tool” price is always jacked 4 or 5x more

[@philtheninja7208]

i would only see this being use in a atv accident in very remote area

[@jrcsd77]

You have x😮to 😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ClassXIRoads]

Everything always works so nice when it is new,,

[@IronHandTech2024]

I really like the mechanisms that help rescue people.

[@davidmattice3752]

The jackall has been around for 60 years at least

[@rjones6219]

Who remembers, back in the 70s, when they developed trailers with road and rail wheels

[@lakesnake2005]

They were WAY too heavy for the highway. Couldn't haul enough cargo to warrant the extra cost. Not cost effective.

[@HamiltonSRink]

Nice to see that invention is alive and well!

[@IngmarSolissa]

That highlift jack is used in ways you don't want to use it, because you might need another ambulance if it slips....

[@kenberscheit948]

handyman jacks themselves are inherintly dangerous . i wouldnt rely on one to save someone

[@HJZ75driver]

The old farm jack. Many a face or hand has been crushed by one

[@pascalelefebvre6942]

Super !! J’en 3 !!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertdamin8723]

Ir is amazing what technoligy can do today. It was almost unbelievable maybe 20 years ago.

[@philtheninja7208]

i must say, the neo-dyme looks like a great invention

[@tobybrown1179]

2:30 is a neat trailer, but I would think it shake to pieces on the rough roads in Australia

[@kylebrown6951]

I don't understand the Rhino Hitch.. It has multiple holes for bolts for up n down positioning but no explanation about it, looks kool but don't understand the function of the Hitch and what makes it so unique other than multiple bolt holes...????

[@patsquach4080]

The jack system used to push over a tree …. Yea. I have been using a jack all like the one used by the fireman…. To do the same thing Two decades ago…. I had all sorts of attachments I made for my jack all .. to do repairs and recovery work.. all ways carried one on my truck …. I was a. Jack of all trades …. lol. Don’t leave home without one …. You never know when you’ll be caught between a jack and a hard place ….lol. Have a fun day. !!!

[@lubinbata3507]

Muy interesante los mecanismos

[@godofplumbing]

So they invented the bumper high lift jack?

[@SegoMan]

Fire & rescue version of it. There is more videos on it out there..

[@richardpickell8062]

That Helrom is a slick operation 👌.

[@28th_St_Air]

@1:27 need to get rid of unwanted belly fat ? Just place the base across your waist and lean back.

[@WORDversesWORLD]

Number two is nothing more than a railroad jack modified slightly.

[@tomrogers9467]

We call them “Jackalls”. Used for a number of jobs, available in just about every hardware store. I have two. Hardly newsworthy!

[@adriandelaat2905]

Have these in every city and town , and a better rail system, and you could eliminate trucks on the road

[@olddog103]

WONDER HOW MUCH THE TAX PAYERS PAID FOR THAT $89.00 HI LIFT JACK

[@kellywilkins8043]

Cool stuff!

[@lakesnake2005]

A Chinese Stageline. The Canadians figured that out several years ago. I have hauled them all over the US for concerts.

[@avap2677]

This is100 years the best power ,nothing new .

[@SgtJoeSmith]

yeah ive seen a handy jack or farm jack whatever its called

[@jimthompson717]

New reality show: "Engineers Gone Wild" , or "Spring Break Mechanics".

[@brianhaygood183]

Hey, that last Access2Mobility one is in my home town. Kind of cool.

[@tgreening]

Pretty sure the dude under the concrete slap has ceased to be. He is no longer a going concern. He is an EX dude…

[@rev1910]

At 3:45 that is not a very god demonstartion, Trees fall naturally toward the side they are leaning on because of the weight factor. it would have fallen in that direction without the help of the aperatus.

[@realtechgoat]

Those are pretty nifty. I like the cabbage box loader lol simple as it seems 😂

[@tereseduffy6591]

The jack looks like an old car jack that was dangerous as hell to lift a car to changer a tire.

[@plowmaster1206]

Not dangerous, just not idiot proof

[@tereseduffy6591]

@@plowmaster1206 Trust me. I have used those old care jacks numerous times to change tires and they were dangerous. They did work much better and you could do more with them than the scissor jacks that replaced them for things that they show in the video and more.

[@quentinhilpert9606]

interesting the railway system is way cool but...... the railway cars were using link and hook system instead of the safety coupler standard in the US and other countries that want to keep their trainmen alive and with all their appendages........

[@godbluffvdgg]

I just inherited a billion dollars; give me one of each...

[@pedroantonioreyes4461]

Que agilidad

[@joeschlotthauer840]

10:16, no clue what you're showing us.

[@szomagyar]

rendkívül rossz kamera munka!!!

[@towgod7985]

Where is the side puller?

[@d-obvious]

1:26.. not new, they are called jack-alls. been around for decades

[@АлександрСамодед-к7д]

Полиспаст , который на заставке отсутствует !

[@overniter5966]

Lose the music

[@piotrzietek669]

To drzewo, musiał ściąć z budką lękową?,🤢🤬

[@johnarizona3820]

^5

[@davidbryant3532]

All of this is NEW in Europe? Are you people still in the midevil period?