How Did This Happen?

[@TheBritishPatriot]

Your message of encouragement at the end was much needed! Yesterday was hope, today was encouragement, I hope you'll give another uplifting message tomorrow. May God bless and protect us all!

[@erickstiner1668]

A dad using a “teachable moment” instead of just doing it himself. That’s a GREAT dad.

[@jefdamen2977]

And a great teacher, i learned stuff.

[@thomasmitchell7314]

i realize it is quite off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch new tv shows online?

[@keagancarson6371]

@Thomas Mitchell Flixportal :D

[@thomasmitchell7314]

@Keagan Carson thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I really appreciate it !

[@keagancarson6371]

@Thomas Mitchell you are welcome =)

[@2Katch1]

I wish I had a dad like that to explain things the way that you do. Appreciate how you think through everything, and explain in detail. Even celebrating his small wins. Amazing dynamic.

[@Rakmarok]

Agreed!

[@johnhoward4977]

My dad taught me the same stuff, but he was always yelling. It wasn’t appreciated until I got older. Jack is lucky to learn these lessons in a calm manner.

[@mud5377]

​@@johnhoward4977 I feel ya on that, I guess my standards are a lil bit low but at this point in my life I'm eternally thankful that my father was actually there and cared enough to make the time to actually be there in the first place. We are blessed beyond words. I only hope that I can be as good a man as my father IS to me!

[@mud5377]

@@diggingupnorth3453 I can see what ya mean, although, I wouldn't doubt if he's playing that up a bit for the camera to set a bit of an example or somethin.

[@MrDuck-oi3qc]

Regular parent trying to explain stuff: Buy your own if you want to try stuff. Kids... ooO then going to play minecraft...

[@eaglessj]

Just wanted to say thank you for being a good dad to Jack. I hope that more people learn from you and spend more quality time with their children.

[@kyledreher1535]

The less I watch the news the happier I am sending prayers to you and your family. Love your videos and Thankyou for the words of encouragement.

[@drewmoney4411]

Love all your content Cody. Bikes, axes, knives, prepping, tractors, stoves, faith, clearing, homesteading, family, chainsaws, EDC, woodworking, tools, East Coast, GranDad, tents, restoration, rants, wood cutting, snow removal... you get the idea. Trust that if you want to shoot the video and put it up, there is an audience for it. You have 1.62 million subs. You have a very broad spectrum of knowledge and interests. If you build it, they will come.

[@bmsavagewagon5701]

I try to teach my daughter some of the same rigging techniques you’re teaching and she always ask why I do this. My answer is so you’ll know more than what most grown men know anymore

[@rodw]

Hi Cody, I really appreciate your time to help Jack learn as you make these videos. When you asked Jack what to do at the end, my first thought was to bring the tractor around the side and pick it up with the pinchers. God Bless 🙏 Rodney

[@face2faceyouth]

Good Job Jack! I was nervous for you, my dad would have never trusted me. You have a good father and family.

[@kevinhaley8625]

The tire looking “off” is from the turn you have truck and trailer in, if the other side wasn’t “off” also then yes you would have a bent axle, trailer is fine and normal

[@fruitfarmfords8243]

Just most likely very overloaded.

[@willland387]

With that much bend it’s a bent axel and hub could be also bad

[@willland387]

I should mention I own many trailer and repaired them for that exact reason. Having a bent axel isn’t all that bad but definitely check the hubs. Very cheap and easy to do.

[@kevinhaley8625]

Mostly from a tight turn

[@totaled108]

Definitely from the angle of the trailer and truck. Delivering into city area with 18 wheelers, you’ll find it’s normal with a load and mid turn. Both backing and going forward.

[@dylanyarbrough7965]

Watching you and jack reminds me of my growing up on the farm with my grandpa and learning things from him. God bless y’all from the farmer to the homesteader good luck.

[@thomasreed181]

Saw the video yesterday. Really enjoy watching them all. It’s encouraging and uplifting just like this one. You and your wife are doing a great job raising your kids. Bless you all!

[@lcmmassa8571]

God Is In Control! Thank you for your Father Son training with so much loving consideration. Grow strong in the Lord! Blessings! 🙏🙋‍♀️🍃

[@nooneofconcern172]

You're a patient teacher. I had to learn all of this being screamed at. Great work. Love the channel.

[@bradfarrahgerwing154]

Yup my dad would briefly show something once then expect and demand perfection......got pinned against a wall by the throat then kicked down a hallway..because I loaded the dishwasher and did not start it....he really needed his scotch glass after work....I was 14 Seeing your teaching and patience brought tears to my 50 yr old eyes Married late with a 1 yr old and 5 yr old boys.........i will break the damn cycle my friends

[@lisamarie3878]

@@bradfarrahgerwing154 I’m so sorry that was your life. It breaks my heart! Sometimes the example people set is what not to be. You father taught you what not to become or what not to do. Your children will love you for your patience.

[@jackyoung1155]

I'm so sorry that horrible

[@thomassherer5962]

@@bradfarrahgerwing154 You Can, and Will. Because you understand.

[@mr.robinson1982]

The only advice I would give is when using a chain pulling anything, a blanket in the middle of the chain will help control it if it breaks. When a chain breaks it becomes a missiles/shrapnel. It'll go through the windshield of your vehicle.. Safety habits last a lifetime...Enjoyed your video.

[@coalknob]

yes, good video, but I agree with you on that point. I've seen a fatal accident in a similar situation.

[@chuckzechman7390]

Excellent instruction for Jack, very encouraging and positive feedback. Prayers to you and your family Brother, God Bless!

[@crackedcanyon5537]

I love that you let Jack do the difficult grapple job with the smaller log. My dad was a great guy and a good teacher, but when the more difficult stuff came up (driving a 4WD truck over very difficult terrain, for example) he'd take over. That meant I made it into adulthood having learned the basics (which I'm very grateful for!), but having to learn the harder or more dangerous stuff on my own. I would love to have had my dad there helping me as I did the more challenging things - like you do for Jack.

[@marcusthompson7417]

I love the encouragement you give your son and the responsibilities you entrust him with. By the looks of it, teachable moments like this one aren't rare around your place and I look forward to moments like this with my boy (currently just 2yrs old). God bless.

[@jimyork5494]

You reminded me of a point my preacher made a couple weeks ago. Fear and Faith are complete opposites. God Bless you and yours

[@josiahw3219]

Faith over Fear Was my church's moto when covid hit, and it still applies all these months later.

[@wolf52eagle]

Great job, guys! Thank you, Cody, for always leaving us with an encouraging message from the Word. You and the family are in my prayers.

[@hendricksonhomestead]

Your words of encouragement are very much appreciated. The rain is even to much for a Washingtonian at this point. Hopefully this spring is a little better so it doesn’t wash away all the seeds I just ordered.

[@billcardinal8711]

Thank you. Watching yesterday helped me get on the stick with a preparation I’ve been needing to make for a while. I sleep with a cpap machine and I have neglected a battery backup and generator for too long. Not any more. Thanks Cody.

[@ibobdingle]

I miss seeing your old homestead on these rainy days, :)

[@ibobdingle]

@@ModMax69 and trees

[@ibobdingle]

@@ModMax69 Heartracer

[@maehay4065]

Great job getting those logs off the trailer! I held my breath while watching when you started the process. Cody, it’s good that you have so much experience. Jack did a great job as well. God’s blessings to you and your beautiful family Cody.👍

[@danbest3401]

I'm impressed! Jack is developing into a really good tractor driver,

[@kongandbasses8732]

It's the teacher and lots of practicing.

[@TocsiickRL]

yeah in 1st gear super-low

[@ColonelK0rn1]

He just needs to work on that accelerator pedal usage. 😁 Even Cody had to use a time lapse on the driving scene.

[@TocsiickRL]

@@ColonelK0rn1 i was gonna say, “You know he fast forwarded probably 6-10x when it looked like the tractor was going about 10 mph

[@stihlthepower]

needs to up the pace just a tad if he wants to make it to the next day in the real world! That being said, we all got to start somewhere and he's got a great teacher!!

[@pmchamlee]

Great teaching technique - to challenge Jack to solve problems [rather than just providing him with the solution]. You've a fine young man there, Cody! Blessings to you all. 🤠

[@dagneytaggart7707]

The best part of this is the TEACHING and giving Jack the experience. Growing a man.

[@espeedygonzales]

As a 30 year old man who’s dad never taught him anything, I feel like I’m living through Jack when I watch these! God bless men leading men!

[@googies12a]

The doing is 90% of it, the thinking is what puts the fear in place to do something wrong! My father is only 61 and still working hard everyday, he taught us a lot of the basic items and how to approach things not necessarily how to do it but how to approach it, I'm an engineer and do most of my own works around the house and cars etc, but am able to pass some back to him and help him out. Although he still pulls the odd tip out of know where leaving you scratching your head as to how you didn't know! lol.

[@stansmith4874]

@@googies12a no

[@oceanheadted]

Lovely to see you working with your son, sharing experience and allowing him to practice what you are teaching.

[@TheWestlandgirl]

What valuable skills your son is learning. Good Dad!

[@wranglerstar]

Yes, thank you

[@jlautomotive6349]

Another great video and moreover thank you for the good words!! We all need words of encouragement and we all need to be taking one day at a time. God bless your family and our country ❤️

[@donaldtayloe4406]

Dont back up sharp with heavy loads and always back up straight at the end so the side pressure is relieved before you park the trailer or unload it all that pressure in on your bearings isnt a big deal to do it as your turning just dont leave side pressure on it overnight

[@jalker1205]

Beautiful to watch father and son working in tandem , And the passing of experience to the younger generation. Love from the UK

[@tylerbeck3806]

Trailer axles do that. Nothing to worry about! God bless

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

Glad to see you mentoring your boy when he is young. Growing up in my father's logging business I had a lot of exposure to horses, heavy equipment and rigging. The most valuable experiences in my life as later working as an oceanographer and in the mechanical engineering fields it often proved invaluable.

[@MarkRVillano]

Your videos are not only informative, but you've also been a peaceful, calming influence during these stressful times. There are too many channels out there devoted to getting people all riled up about things that we all know are wrong, and yet are relatively powerless to do anything about. About the best we can do right now is stay vigilant, stay strong, help others when we are able to, and keep our powder dry (so to speak). Most of all we should be thankful, because this is still one of the greatest places on the planet to live.

[@brianhubbard6423]

Great to see a father take time teaching his son on life. God bless you and your family.

[@MrGoldMember]

Just my two cents if there is a next time, I would have used the small log as a rolling cantilever on the ground behind the trailer to reduce rolling resistance and stress on the trailer.

[@Brewskiirider]

I feel the message at the end hit home for me. Thank you and the family for the videos. I am always looking forward to the next one!

[@ironblood45]

Always awesome to see how much you invest in jack and helping him learn and grow.

[@w96725]

Great father and son working team. I love to see this and so does God. Great job and two thumbs up two both of you.

[@skybailey1743]

im very impressed with the way you teach your kids, i often find my self trying to answer your questions as if i was there. im 18 and run a construction business with my family, and im always trying to question my self to become better at critical thinking and your vids always help, thank you

[@lindnersawfilingandrepair322]

Great video, keeping the faith and prayers for your family. Saw the Facebook short of the bike repairs and the homeschool comment. Great stuff , love it. Thats the way we homeschool on our homestead and we are truly blessed to be able to.

[@adammulcahy9356]

Enjoy these moments with your son. My Dad started Hospice this week after a long battle with early onset alzheimers. Those father son moments working don't seem all that important at the time , but man they are.

[@Ragnar-V]

Very sorry to hear about your father. Praying for peace.

[@andrewslagle1974]

sorry to hear about your dad .i lost mine 2 years ago today .it does not get any easier.

[@aaronjackson7657]

Thank you for the message at the end of the video I needed that reminder of that today with all in the world and struggling in personal life just gotta focus on today

[@zebulonstampfler9117]

Jack is getting to become an awesome operator, such a cool skill to keep in your back pocket

[@Swamp-Fox]

Jack id fortunate to have you as a father, mentor, & friend. You are fortunate to have a great son, daughter, & wife. I would love to see the clutch install on the snow bike.

[@derekhartter5179]

"Get in that truck and hammer it" that's some midwest lingo

[@grahambamford9073]

I can honestly say my father never told me to do that in his car when I was learning to drive....

[@mikejarrells431]

Thanks for sharing. I use those binders. I wrap the excess chain around the handle for insurance. Never had a problem.

[@Wrenchesandrods]

You are such a great teacher and a wonderful Father!

[@MARANATHA-AMEN]

Excellent job, Jack. You did great. God bless you and your family.

[@tylerwellman4421]

God bless, love the videos. I really appreciate the Godly messages in these videos. It means a lot to me and has impacted my life.

[@wranglerstar]

You are so welcome

[@jenniferfralick1312]

i have had to do this before, i used large logs that were about the same height as the trailer and used them as rollers. saves the trailer, saves the turf. love you videos. my wife and I are leaving the city for mountain life here in CA, an have been using your videos for good pointers. Keep up the good work. God bless you and your family!

[@masteroogway6660]

I love that even though Jack may not embrace everything you want to share with him, that you still both make so much effort to share in the things you do.

[@_The_Captain]

Thank you so much for letting us into your family life, for being the voice of reason, and for your words of encouragement in troubled times. Believe it or not you are one of the only people who keeps me feeling like everything will be alright. I love you guys.

[@imacrazyguy5831]

Hmmm.. for a pair of 3500lb axles (Probably thinwall, trailer companies tend to use those by default).. that is a massive load with that tree. Fingers crossed no permanent damage/bent axle tubes on it!

[@stymieslc8484]

Thanks for the encouraging words, I'm right there with you on that Brother! Keep the faith! God Bless!

[@metals_etched]

Jack did a fantastic job and your communication was on point explaining what to do and why. I’m teaching my own son (Jacob age 11) many things as well. Using a hatchet as well as other tools properly, how to treat a lady, and of course our reliance upon the Lord in all things.

[@elijahkatsanis]

I applaud the professionalism! Its always nice to see a Tradesman passing knowledge on with simplicity and directness.

[@farmerbob4554]

I trust in God but also keep stocked up on food and ammo. God bless you and your family WS. Thanks for this video. I like the ones where you educate Jack and let him make decisions.

[@afrodieter8891]

So the ammo is for shooting people, right?

[@farmerbob4554]

@@afrodieter8891 What the Hell is the matter with you.

[@afrodieter8891]

@@farmerbob4554 Just seems very savage, don't you think?

[@JeffBreyer]

I didnt have many days where my dad could walk through doing a task like this as he was gone a lot while I was growing up. It was great to see you being able to do this. Thanks for your encouragement and God bless.

[@brianm9085]

That's some pretty good tractoring there for the youngin', never took his eyes off the signalman

[@AndrewH76251]

Cody, I admire the way you patiently and thoroughly teach Jack. You not only explain how to do something properly and safely; you explain why. You remind me very much how my Dad taught me. Jack is becoming a very squared away young man. It is refreshing to see that he is well grounded in traditional values. Good job Papa and Mama ! I pray the LORD blesses your family and that He instructs His mighty Angels to ride shotgun with you all.

[@johnsthereality3601]

"What if you got in that truck and hammered it" Jack must of loved doing that part

[@strayfiftynine9151]

Yea but it didn't give the cribbing much of a purpose. ??????????

[@davidburroughs2244]

Every young man is thinking "oh, yeah! "

[@woodturnerr8912]

@@strayfiftynine9151 My thoughts, exactly!!!!!

[@CDNBVR1]

@@strayfiftynine9151 My thoughts exactly. He should have put cribbing under the log as well before pulling the trailer out from under the log.

[@albertog5684]

A dad teaching his son a task. For some of us this is invaluable. God bless your family

[@gavinallen7136]

I don’t mind watching some snow/dirt bike stuff

[@jodifesler6712]

Awesome video y'all. Often we don't take the time to show young people how things are done. I love the fact that you and your son are able to have this time together. You can tell that you have instructed him throughout his life by the way you signal to him and he knows exactly what you mean. Thank you Cody for taking the time to sow wisdom, patience and integrity into the sun managers. He will definitely reap a harvest from all the time you guys have spent together. Making memories gentleman , making memories.

[@Y0u.kn0w.wh0]

To spend a month with this family would be one of the most fulfilling things ever. Found this channel the other night can’t stop watching!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Gavin,

[@britishpatriot2276]

Its nice to see the father teaching his son lessons in life and being patient with him. God bless you and the family Cody. Your a good man!

[@yohojones]

Nice to see a dad calmly explain something instead of yelling when they messed it up after the fact like my dad used to. Lol.

[@blueyes0152]

You'd find yourself being more patient if you filmed your parenting and broadcast it to the world!

[@twilit]

@@blueyes0152 haha yes people tend to act differently when on public display - although some act better and some act much worse! And the precious few act the same camera on or off.

[@1683clifton]

Same, my dad would let me off it up and cuss me the whole time. Way to teach the boy right! There's two ways of learning and once you've experienced the former, seeing this makes me very satisfied.

[@mattdwyer8242]

My father was good for that expectations with out explanation.

[@BlackMan614]

Give the old skool dad's a break. My dad had quite a temper with me but you know... maybe being surrounded in Bastogne for over a week w/ Germans shelling and shooting at you could have kinda had a lasting effect on him. Ya think??

[@alanosborne1947]

You are an awesome father explaining to your son the process of unloading those logs.I wish every father in the world could see how patient you are at giving him direction and what would or could happen. I love how you give him the opportunity to problem solve also. Also when this whole virus thing inflicted it's fear on America I immediately recognized what was happening. I have not lived in fear (I'm 67 yrs. old) one bit since the news media told us we're all going to die. God is in control and He will get us through this! God Bless you, your family,God Bless President Trump and God Bless America!!

[@greenley77]

My first thought after they pulled the trailer out from under the log; "So why did we crib the back of the trailer again?" Still Good video. Thanks Cody

[@Rakmarok]

For the first half of pulling the log off; at the point where Jack pulled the trailer away all of the weight was already on the back of it, meaning there was little to no danger of it bending under the stress.

[@strayfiftynine9151]

I assume he knew that. showing Jack. then thinking well it will be alright. floor it.

[@Bouwentjes]

God will help us, but we need to put on the safety belt our self. Protect yourself and God will take care of the rest.

[@Random_Bern]

At that time, they only had about half the weight of the log on the trailer (maybe a bit more, given the taper). Much more risk at the point just before the log tipped, where the *entire* weight of the log was resting on the back edge of the trailer.

[@PA-ek3ul]

@@Rakmaroktot8 wrong! Cribing give support under the trailer at the rear. This prevented the rear end of the trailer being used as leverage and lifting up the front causing strain on the towbar and possibly bending the back end of the trailer.

[@soonstrgzr]

That will be a beauty of a spot for a log mill! Sometimes those crazy floods happen. Like the once every 20 year floods! Be safe and great video

[@bigDwood]

First. its because your turning. The trailer tires do that. It's fine

[@fergusonlandmanagementweld1039]

That's just part of life on a trailer. Lol

[@ShawnZiemba]

This is what I was going to say. My old double axle Toy Hauler loaded to 10k would do this all the time.

[@duggydo]

You beat me to it.

[@christrahern4517]

Beat me to it. Dual axle

[@apachepaul]

Agreed! You should see the gyrations my 5th wheel camper wheels go through in a tight turn!

[@chrissearle]

Excellent video as always. I've really enjoyed seeing you teach Jack values, practical skills and passing on knowledge in your recent videos. Great work as always, Cody. Thanks for sharing.

[@Fabsterk]

Your such a good father! This is how we should be building men in society!

[@welldigger6423]

Thanks for discussing the binder issue. If you know how dangerous they are, you'll protect yourself. Many people don't know or suspect that a load can shift and put 10X tension on them. BOOM! That's a handsome lad you're raising - good luck keeping him that way!

[@ddloveddlove4073]

Your closing statements were well said.

[@XanthusBarnabas]

Top Marks...all around...! I've just discovered your channel, through the Granberg sawmill video; sorry, I'm a few years behind, (I've been kind of busy). The info you provide is phenomenal... I was raised on a ranch/farm, by folks who survived the Depression Era/WWII; they were extremely self-reliant and possessed an "inner toughness". What you present displays that same self-reliance and toughness; and though (because of my upbringing) I understand most of the things you present, I still learn from you... So, I thank you for the time and energy your family spend in producing these vids. But I must say, I love how you teach, both by your example and by your kind encouragement, something seldom seen these days. And I love your words at the end of this video, esp as the US goes through these difficult times; the polarisation, the anger, the frustration people feel as they experience a lack of control... I've spent two lifetimes (at least) in service to the US (in service to the world, for that matter), in extreme hostile environments (over 26 yrs in the Mid East alone), and I have learned that the world is always going through difficult times. This is indeed spiritual warfare. But, our Father has seen kingdoms, empires, countries, governments, come and go; yet, He has not fallen from His throne, and the world He created, has not stopped spinning...as that childhood song goes: "He's got the whole world in His hands..." May our Lord bless and keep you, make His face to shine upon you, be gracious unto you, lift-up His contenance unto you and give you peace...!

[@aericraadley]

i thoroughly enjoy the messages of hope. its surprising i havent felt more at peace and ready for whatever the world throws at me ever before in my life like i do today. and ill yell ya a few years back stress and anxiety took a major hold on my life. but i agree i couldnt be more excited and prepared to see what happens next and i am confident in God that he will show us the way through!

[@Reed-Publications]

These are certainly exciting times we live in. Thanks for the encouragement!

[@thescrambler6684]

Lots of people still use those binders, I’ve never had an issue with them hauling everything you can imagine being put on a flatbed. People love to regurgitate things they’ve heard to sounds like they know something 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@livewithnick]

I think you hit the nail right on the head.

[@foobers9203]

I can't remember the exact milage but by dot standards binders should be checked every so many miles, most truckers check bindings/straps at every weigh station they hit.

[@thescrambler6684]

@@foobers9203 50 miles after you load and then every 150 or 3 hours whichever comes first.

[@thescrambler6684]

@@darrinrentruc6614 I usually wrap my lose chain around them but I’ve seen people do that too, it’s not a bad idea

[@danfettig9438]

They work great, you just have to be careful that they don’t knock you out if the handle slips when securing or releasing them.

[@chadseals2671]

You are a very good teacher!! I pray for half the patience you have. Great channel.

[@paulhelmer5107]

unloading heavy logs in the flooded yard would be considered anti fizz at my house 🤣 great content as always.

[@dylanharrington744]

This is why it pays to keep your trailer bed clean. That big slid off easy, good job. I love to see you working with your Son, it reminds me of when I was a kid.

[@NordicViking88]

The kingdom is coming 🙌. I pray fellow Christians that we are ready when he does come.

[@goodkid2488]

The highest compliment I can give you Cody is you are a good man who loves God and is a good father. Plus I learn something every time I watch. 🙏’s to you all and our nation!

[@michaelkearney8146]

Thank you for the words of encouragement. This is a very tough time.

[@Cotronixco]

Those binders are fine as long as you wire the handle down once bound.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Very cool to watch 🇺🇸

[@johndunbar2393]

Well I'll be! Never knew you were a Wranglerstar watcher.

[@Will7981]

Indeed. He appears to be a fan.

[@Sweet-Sauce-ES]

I’m not religious one bit. But enjoying your positive attitude dude

[@daflea66]

addicted to all the channels, sometimes I just listen while I work. Thanks guys

[@dojmike]

@@Sweet-Sauce-ES The folks that are not religious at all are the ones that God can work with the best. You may be more open minded than the "religious" zealots. God bless!

[@kennethoden7956]

Thank you for taking the time to explain everything to everyone as your teaching your son and being able to explain it as good and calmly and you do

[@w96725]

Glory to God brother. The coming of the Lord Jesus is certainly the true Christians joy and 100% sure hope.

[@mommyofthree8271]

A very comforting message at the end. As a person that struggles with sometimes crippling fear of, death, and disease. I really found comfort in your words, thank you for that.❤

[@sparkablizzy9983]

Listen there is 2 things your gonna do in this world weather you want to or not thats pay taxes and die no avoiding it gonna happen so why live in fear your entire life? And im sure your life is ruined cause of the demorats cause your scared to death of the wuflu like common

[@jackdoyle1146]

I drive log truck and we use those binders every day

[@clintc1319]

I use them all the time, never had a problem.

[@treadway47025]

They may a tool for those style binders and also a hasp you can put over the handle to secure.

[@dallasbishop6519]

They are common place in flatbed hauling as well. It's the nature of people these days to condemn and lecture about things they have no professional experience with unfortunately.

[@darthgbc363]

You did a great job of teaching here. I try to add a floor mat or rug over the chain. So, if it snaps or comes lose, it doesn't take my head off.

[@TheAudiomaniac]

I heard you mention a peavey to roll thr log. The peavey was made by the great great great grandfather Joseph peavey. I try to collect old peavey manufacturing equipment but old stuff is hard to find(stuff people will part with that is.)

[@RU-HDD-4-HVN]

Any relation to Hartley Peavey the famous audio manufacturer out of Meridian MS? If so very cool indeed!! ":^)

[@TheAudiomaniac]

@@RU-HDD-4-HVN not to my knowledge

[@RU-HDD-4-HVN]

@@TheAudiomaniac If you're not familiar with the name Peavey in audio equipment you should look into it..... might be the words largest music instrument manufacture if not the USA. HUGE!

[@apodsilvaticus6489]

Found your channel just now, while taking some minutes of my house chores. Wife is taking care of our little nb princess. Your last message really pumped my will up. Thanks for that reminder, I hope I be a good dad, working hard for that.

[@lillyswinney1512]

I was eating my ice creme wondering if Wranglerstar was going to post a video today. Then I got the notification and was double happy because I get to watch your video and I get to eat ice creme. 😂

[@tomg8673]

Would really enjoy ( When your river drops and clears a bit ) seeing you teach Jack how to catch some of those Beautiful Oregon Steelhead ! Thanks for everything you do and Convey. Cheers from Montana..

[@chrischristenson4547]

I was thinking about some extra cribbing for the log to land on and continue to skid

[@Worthrhetime]

That was fun . I really enjoy seeing you and yours every day . Fun to watch you do your chores after I have done mine. Great message, hope you continue. Thank you.