Major failure during an off road recovery, and the ultimate trail fix!

Back to the Lava Cast Forest to pull out another Subaru that had gotten stuck in the snow. The winch out went good, but on the way out I had a major failure and had to perform a trail fix like you've never seen before!
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[@benkanobe7500]

Thank you for being so brave and telling us about your medical condition and the way you just deal with it. Lots of people could learn to just get off the couch and "be" due to your example. Soldier on young Man!

[@joesfamilyfarm]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Stephen06GT]

X 3

[@cindyrissal3628]

Not that easy when your body doesn't work any more & you're in constant pain...

[@tednichol-mh5hu]

Yes and thank you. Just be careful out in those beautiful mountains 😂

[@sporttruck5103]

Casey, for sharing your private medical situation on KZbin tells me that you are honest and very positive person. You can even find many positive things about a thing, which scaring many people. I really respect people like you. Just keep doing your awesome work to help other people. I really like your videos.

[@jimmylyons3895]

Your still out helping people and doing awesome at it even with your medical conditions I respect that and appreciate what you do and it’s nice to see what you do in this situation

[@NorthPoleTime]

Hey, we really appreciate your candor sharing your health (advantages) with us. We hope it makes others with similar conditions feel more comfortable in spite of their advantages. Thank you.

[@david9192]

Glad you can have a little humor about your ileostomy bag and are living life to the fullest. Love your channel.

[@lindabrewer3243]

I have a shitty story for you Casey. In 2000, my then 33 year old husband was diagnosed with colon cancer. He ended up with a temporary colostomy bag. Well, the hospital sent us home with some essentials but being young and broke and no insurance, we had to reuse bags. I would take his bag outside to the spicket and run water through it and then take it back inside to him where he waited in the shower...LOL. Anyway, one day, I was distracted by a car going by and I turned the spicket on too hard, too fast and I am sure you can guess what happened. Yep, I got a face full of crap! To this day I can still smell that. Thank you for sharing your condition with all of us. Too many people do not understand what they are or why they are needed.

[@genebrant9968]

You're a strong man to talk about not being able to read the bathroom walls I'm proud of you and best of luck

[@mrpatrickwilson1]

Thank you so much for the ‘bag’ explanation. Our youngest granddaughter (19 years old) has recently gone through the same situation, she had UC. Her new ‘friend’ has transformed her life and the ability to get on with life.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

I fought severe UC for 12 years and was finally able to get my life back once I had the surgery. I wish they would have done it right from the start

[@CaseyLaDelle]

@Bob McElroy I wish I would have done the surgery years earlier. A lot of years wasted because doctors wanted to treat me instead of fix me

[@CaseyLaDelle]

@Bob McElroy same here. As far as leaning over things and carrying heavy boxes, I just twist my body a bit to not smash it

[@joshuazientara4452]

"Advantages of an ileostomy bag" funniest shit I've heard in sooooo long. Love the honesty!!!

[@iand8738]

Thank you Casey. Your humor and perspective on your health condition makes my CFS pale in comparison. I am binge watching your entire channel from the beginning. You are what I would hope many people could become. One Damn Fine Human Being. Thanks for the content. Cheers

[@TheShop.]

And that's how to make the best of a bad situation. Thumbs up.

[@absynthe1972]

I love how you’re so open with spare parts, as you call them. Living life and not stopping ! What a great message for everyone

[@jessepitt]

I love how you make light of your health complications. It makes it easier to live with. I have a prosthetic knee, haven’t been able to run in twelve years and I’m only forty. I missed a lot of activity and years that I won’t get back but crying about it doesn’t help so I just give it all the hell I can. I hope to bump into you in the woods one of these days.

[@TheScoundrel70]

I hear you, I'm learning to live with my limitations after breaking my back twice. Best advice I was ever given was to always be the first to laugh at yourself. You don't get so butt-hurt when someone else does, and it usually takes the wind out of their sails when you beat them to it...sometimes to the point where they just don't bother. Plus, you get more practice at it and can usually deliver a better line than they can anyhow.

[@cjplol6589]

As a diverticulitis suffer, hats off to your bravery. If someone has never gone a month without pooping or passing gas. A fart can be a blessing.

[@jamiemccomb3879]

"I don't have to be scared of taco trucks" hahaha one of the reasons I've followed you is your sense of humor..

[@larrybreuer4495]

“You can never scare the shit out of me”…ROTFLMAO! Great line, thanks for your honesty. 👍👍❤️

[@pauladams8714]

You have a good outlook on life! Shit happens, get over it. Humors a plus. Safe travels

[@seanburrill8714]

Joined your channel because of Matt’s, I have been watching and you are awesome and hilarious man. Had me laughing good sir. Great attitude and thank you for hard work on your channel

[@rickinoakville1549]

Love your honesty, and I hope I would have the self deprecating humour you have shown in telling us of your situation. Found me a new KZbin channel to subscribe to.

[@iffykidmn8170]

Need a skid plate for the bag, Like the attitude.

[@erlic1967]

Casey, you are a truly a positive person and you deal with things like it's no big deal. I have to commend you on that. Stay positive and keep on trucking.

[@mrs.c5471]

I love your attitude. Thank you for your candor. Makes me respect you even more. I love your humor!!!!

[@stevemiller995]

Kudos to your survival and recovery story! Your YT efforts will open new doors for you! Great Job!

[@sandyheywood7416]

Love your sense of humor! The advantages of the iliostomy bag - hilarious!! 😂 And awesome that you can see the silver lining in it all. That was very interesting. Thanks for trusting your fans with such personal info. We love you!

[@dennistaylor5052]

You my friend are funnier that heck, Thanks, you got me with "you can never scare the shit out of me"

[@RamTahoe]

Didn't plan on getting a biology lesson but I'm always up for learning something. Good on ya for sharing and having such a sense of humor about it

[@norcalray7182]

I hate taking a dump it's such a waste of time. .lol good job on the winch out. Keep on trucking

[@robertblackburn790]

Casey you have a great attitude. Really enjoy your channel.

[@charliehargrave7458]

Casey thankyou for sharing your story, you are such a brave young man you make all of us with small problems see how brave you are and we have no reason to complain about life.

[@HH-zg8zm]

😂 Ime surprised you haven't invented a reinforcing bag . For how active you are. And creative could make you a few bucks. Had both my ears blown out as a child I got a million jokes for that for idiots to. 👍 They do have fire cloth for torching. Don't worry about it it's not stopping you . Let the hater's hate it just means there insecure with them selves. Trying to make themselves feel better. You can fix alot in life but stupid. Be your self and happy ps my most liked video is when your daughter's pay was a cake pop. So cute 🥰. That's a good time . Look forward to more great videos. Be safe. 💪👍

[@carolinenunez3455]

I love your honesty and frankness about your ostomy bag, and also your sense of humor. I think you’re awesome.

[@ellasmommy9278]

Casey, thank you for sharing your medical information. You are an inspiration

[@angiemarkland3264]

You are hilarious! I absolutely love your attitude towards life! Your a great person, this world could use a lot more just like you!

[@simplyamazing880]

Well I didn't know you live with those complications. Sorry about that. I have to say you never whine and don't let that slow you down or keep you down. Hat's off.

[@RunDub]

As someone with asthma, I always keep a spare inhaler in the truck whenever I head off-road. Always have extra medical supplies when headed someplace inconvenient! Like you just showed, you never know what can happen. If you break or lose the only one you've got, you're SOL.

[@paulparadis916]

Thanks for sharing your medical story, I see you a fine young man. You are a good role model for our youth today. Great job getting people unstuck that's for sure!!!!!!

[@desmondriddler6780]

I am glad you are so open about your bag. It's 4 years since I had 80% of my stomach removed. Do not have a bag yet, but we never know what's going to happen in the future. Keep posting great video, stay safe

[@bluegrallis]

It's great, that you can share humor about your "bag" . Still laughing about, "You can never scare the shit out of me!" 🤣

[@weshawkins7165]

In my case a hot spark and an ostomy bag could create quite the explosive situation. I love the how you are so honest and open about your health issue and have a go about life attitude.

[@edsonherald3720]

I Learn Much More Than “A Thing or Two” In EVERY SINGLE EPISODE ! In This One You Taught Everyone The Difference Between Wealth and Value ! Giving Value to What Really Matters, How to Do Everything With Pleasure and Good Cheer is to Have a Wealth of Spirit ! I Admire You Very Much, My Hard-Headed Professor ! I Learn a Lot From You ! Many Thanks ! Best Regards 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽✌🏽🙏🏼 Ed São Paulo, SP Pindorama

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

they drove that Subaru like a true rally car. Repeat business is always awesome! Thank you for showing your channel that you can do anything being prepared and not use your medical situation as a reason to not do stuff.

[@bcslack09]

I admire your candor. Thankyou. I learned a lot. I hope you continue to inspire people who think they are "disabled". I LOVE the fact that you turn your "disability" into an "advantage". Had to laugh.

[@lvlndco]

After dealing with the negative results after having my gall bladder removed I can appreciate the benefits of not needing to worry about the results of the 'wrong' food just 'a bad day'. It has really limited what I can do because of bathroom runs.

[@emilyoberdorf8758]

I loved your talk about your ostomy issues. Thanks so much for sharing. People would understand these things way more if people like you would be brave enough to talk about it. I laughed so hard when you talked about all the things you don’t need to worry about. You have a good outlook on your situation.

[@clifffoltz651]

Casey I recently stumbled upon you're site and have enjoyed re every thing I've viewed hope you stay safe and out of harm's way but continue to bring us folks that aren't able to do what you do more of the same content! Rescue on !

[@mikemiller9119]

My aunt had one of those. When she wanted to mess with me, she’d vent it. Omg, talk about a nasty fart smell. She would tell me, “well, you fart around me”.

[@gayle4804]

You are an amazing young man you don't let anything stop you from what you wanna do you wanna do no matter what God God-bless you and watch over you and you and your family

[@tomasthomas7407]

Cudos on sharing personal med info, now my estimation of you and admiration for your perseverence went up a few more notches. (ps, it was up there before this video👍🏻👍🏻) (Posted eight months ago, but i hope you see this comment) You are Awesome!, Dude!!

[@gudrunjohnson7340]

You are great, most people I know are embarrassed to let people know they have an osteomy bag. I admire you and God bless you

[@selketskiss56]

You are a awesome young man because you handle your medical condition like it is no big deal. I want to thank you for showing others your life can goes on as any other normal situation. I just know your parents raised you well and are very proud of the man you have become. You are a great example for your daughter to never let anything stop you from what you want to do.

[@skysmart-levesque4257]

The different views when talking about your advantages absolutely killed me lmfao

[@KarolOlson]

Road recoveries and taking the mystery (and some of the stigma) out of ostomy bags. You're a righteous dude.

[@katlyn57inParadise]

THANK YOU for being REAL and letting us know what you have to deal with. Makes the job you do even more admirable. GOD BLESS you Casey.

[@jasontengan1233]

I always thought there would be a danger of snagging that bag, I did a few times working on my truck, be careful man!

[@sparepart]

Casey I am glad I found this one, I must have missed it. Nice to know how you ended up having the bag, but most important is that you talk about it! This normalises it and other people get the courage to talk about theirs as well. It hasn’t slowed you down one bit. Great work

[@justnotg00d]

Sorry for your difficulties, thank you for not showing the detail of the bag. Love the work you are doing. Thank you.

[@johngray9702]

Brother Casey, you are on a super level of AWESOMENESS. Thank you

[@chuckbower9913]

You may not see this comment but here goes. Casey I am glad you have such a good positive attitude about your medical miracle. I had my whole colon removed due to cancer and a rare genetic defect. I don't have a bag and sometimes I have to go several times a day because the colon big job is absorbing liquids. I get to freeze, burn mut backside off more than most. I love being outside in the wild hunting, fishing, and camping and refuse to give it up. Thank you for sharing this.

[@scottjohnson7726]

Here I am feeling like COVID is going to kill me and then I find you. You are f'ing hilarious and I Love It! I forgot, until you reminded me, to make life a joke, but also respect it. Thanks man!!!

[@jorgeluisgarcia1800s]

Omg. I remember dos days my wife Have the same bag. You are so brave to do this type of work with your medical condition god 🙌 bless you 🙏 Salutes from Dallas TX. Keep the good work 👏 Love your videos 📹 thanks for your time recording all of this recoverys

[@greebo7857]

Why I like this channel and you, Casey. Honesty... It is what it is...

[@dennisgeroux4483]

My brother-in-law also has the bag and deals with it no problem. Good for you to show the recovery of the bag.

[@jonjohnson3027]

I can go into the woods on a road I've never been on and know exactly where I am and where the road's going to take me. But put me in a modern subdivision, and I could starve trying to find my way out. I get the feeling you're the same way, Casey.

[@ducky1496]

Looks like you are not cursed with a really furry abdomen. When I had my ostomy I had to shave where the plastic adapter glued to me. You are sure right about being popular on road trips and not fearing taco trucks!!! Keep on getting it done Casey!!

[@allaboutoversizedloadsgr1557]

Thanks for the laughs, totally made our day and all true!

[@TheScoundrel70]

I'm waiting for the video where Casey is tracking a vehicle and does the whole "Pick up soil, sniff, and taste", then proceeds to tell us all about the vehicle that left them and the driver/ occupants. Subarus are crazy cars! On a snow run up here in Canada, a friend of a club member showed up with a Subaru Outback with a 2" suspension spacer lift on Goodyear Duratrac tires. It was like a hovercraft on the snow where as the rest of us were all breaking through.

[@Denusa]

Yup! I know what you since that is how my Subaru rig is set up almost identically. Love pulling out 4x4 trucks with monster tires

[@thomascronin1040]

Thank you for the tutorial...especially all the advantages of wearing the bag.

[@mahbriggs]

Love your attitude! I am not sure I could be as well adjusted! Of course, I don't know your medical problems you were suffering before hand, but I appreciate your honesty and cheerfulness! I know two people who have colostomy bags, and seem to take them better than I would. Good luck, and I really like your channel, "days in the life" and all!

[@stephengosling8867]

Hi I'm from New Zealand and was lucky enough to only have my Ileostomy for 2 years. I now have a Jpouch. Love how casual you are about it. I was too and people thanked me for being honest and sharing something personal. So I will also. Thanks brother keep making awesome content.

[@eirik_halvorsen]

LOL, awesome video! Especially the serious part - One just gotta love your attitude and easy going :)

[@williamghost1516]

You had to do that when I was having a bowl of Chocolate Ice Cream... LMAO...

[@JT_70]

Casey, hanks for sharing the details of you health situation. My DiL had her colon removed a few years ago and has an ileostomy bag. I’ve wondered but have not asked her any specifics as I didn’t want her to be embarrassed. Your explanation helped me understand her situation and what she has to deal with. Thanks for the openness and candor. Love your channel!

[@kvjlkajkj]

You're an inspiration. You got a subscribe, thanks.

[@shintaro3559]

I learn so much from your channel. I got hooked on off road videos after getting stuck in snow near Timber last year. "Matt's" drew me in, but 2 channels I watch consistently are yours & Donald from softroadingthewest. Both from Oregon & you guys both have great personalities for this kinda thing. I give your channel the edge for being more educational & informative. Thank you for the great videos Casey. As long as you keep posting them, I'll keep watching them!

[@davidruppel1216]

Looks to me you need a Kevlar cover for that bag. Thanks for show and tell it was very interesting.

[@johnrobert1053]

I subscribed for this video alone! An won’t lie it sounds like you got it made with that setup.

[@davidchristensen6908]

Assume video. Thanks for sharing about your ileostomy. I also love how you show 0ff Oregon. I live in the metro area but I travel to your side of the cascades to play in the sun and fun of central Oregon.

[@chrisread6103]

Casey, you are so cool! Just found your link and YES, ... I subscribed and turned the bell on to get your latest and greatest! Thanks for posting on KZbin. ^5!

[@williamr.kirkland6317]

Repeat customer - maybe they like being together at night in the deep woods or someone prefers your company?? Or, just a bit dim witted. Respect your attention to and explanation about a serious medical issue. Thanks for many good and interesting videos.

[@anthonylee2099]

Thks for sharing your personal life with a bit of humor Casey 🤙😎

[@lindagilbreath9740]

I have so much respect and admiration for you. You’re amazing in so many ways.

[@paulplant7956]

“Doesn’t stop me from doing anything I don’t want to do.” Too bad. It’s always nice to have an excuse to not do something you don’t want to do.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

It doesn't stop me from doing anything, including using it as an excuse to get out of something I don't want to do...

[@johnpence8529]

Love your positive attitude!

[@vickieemerson6219]

I enjoy you authenticness!!!

[@jessepitt]

That’s the same place I always stop to air down. That’s a nasty stretch of washboard. I cut firewood up that road every year.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

I liked it way better when there was a foot of snow on it to fill in all the bumps!

[@jessepitt]

Definitely.

[@johnmeeks9618]

Thanks for the video and the medical lesson as well, I learned something I had no idea about.

[@paranihiaanaru4414]

Ileostomy - oh that's hard. Blessings to you. Bon courage and thanks for the vids

[@richardguse3410]

Thanks for sharing. An honest man!

[@wheebebop3602]

Thank you for your videos.

[@karensawyer4456]

I to have a bag. Her name is Myrtle...she's like my best friend, always by my side but gives me the shits!! Thankyou for sharing with everyone.... I love your humour....Not everyone can poop at the table whilst eating food lol take care

[@twwtb]

As I understand it, one of the main functions of the colon is absorption of water. Do you have to be extra careful to avoid dehydration? Yes, I know I am late to the party. I usually am. I appreciate that you are willing to talk about it. I bet some people become house-bound because of it. However, you are super active in the outdoors. It's a great example.

[@nodttiurp]

I respect your strong character. You are my hero!

[@infinion3]

im watching your videos in random order, this episode explained alot, thanks. More power to you for your attitude on your condition. I think generally we all have some sort of condition we have to deal with. I have tinitus, sometimes its louder than usual, ive gone to live with it, there are some who cannot stand it and have commited suicide. for the most part humans are resilient. we all have various challenges. Your attitude towards it is awesome. my buddy tom, recently lost one eye from a homeless guy throwing him a bottle & hitting him in the face. I applaud him for his attitude about it. you have an awesome attitude sir

[@TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd]

It's so funny the way you track the Subaru like it's a deer or something. Certainly very effective, but still funny.

[@anelson4072]

Thank you for sharing

[@emlynbudds8]

Thanks for sharing that’s really brave of you .

[@RockmanDash]

Next time I bet he drives over the branch.

[@Vile-Flesh]

I love these videos.

[@51WCDodge]

I'm lucky all I need to do is a fortnightly injection of Adulimumab. And in UK, thanks to the NHS I don't have to pay for it. Great Respect for you and your skill.

[@katreniaclark]

Thank You for the explanation, I have been wondering since I started watching your channel. Oh and I started from the newest and going backwards because youtube does not allow you to start from the oldest and go forward.