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[@walterholmes4609]

A fire distinguisher. 🔥 it give flames a glow of importance, I would say. Emerald, I don't what I love more, your unshakable aplomb and self confidence, or hearing Jade laugh in the background. That you know what a bottle jack is is all the proof necessary that you are either remarkable or slightly off kilter

[@vk2ig]

Or: a fire distinguisher that gives flames a glow of importance, I wood say?

[@walterholmes4609]

@@vk2ig very nice I should have thought of that. A distinction as well as a difference; I pine fir such wit

[@johnsilver6525]

Fire Distinguisher? So cute Em

[@anonimushbosh]

If you ever need that fire extinguisher you’ll be glad it’s so easy to get to (but not if you leave it in that double locked box!).

[@jljr99]

"Drop the bottle jack and you're broken". Love it! You ladies are impressive.

[@4sl648]

A couple of reflective vests are good to have if you are out of the truck spotting a delivery or if you need to be in or near the road. A couple of the cheap two way radios are helpful between the driver and spotter. Always be safe around your equipment and dont take it for granted. That accident with the chipper in Lehigh County today was horrific.

[@yurizhivago4848]

I would have 2) 5 lb. fire extinguishers and make sure you can get at them quickly. I put out a garbage fire on a loading dock once and used 2) 10 lb extinguishers and went thru them quickly. Also a good first aid kit and some clean bottled water in case you get something in your eye and have to flush it out. A blanket in case you run into a car wreck and someone needs help. They can go into shock quickly and a wool blanket is a must.

[@robertgomola6819]

Yup… wool blanket.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

Nothing scarier than when a fire goes on a feeding frenzy and gets away from you. A fire department tutorial on the proper use of an extinquisher is essential. No one I know reads the labels let alone the pamphlets that come with them. It's more than point-and-click.

[@yurizhivago4848]

@@vaccinefraud5570 That is true. I worked at a hospital and they had training sessions with the Fire Dept in a parking lot. As long as you shoot at the base of the fire you will be OK.

[@robertkeime4907]

You might think about replacing your tow rope with a kinetic rope such as a yankum rope. These are total total game changers when it comes to getting “unstuck”.

[@eghhge59]

Matt enters the chat. Seriously though, they are a game changer, good advice.

[@DerekSpeareDSD]

Keep safety flares and triangle signs! Those are for if you have to pull over on a busy roadway you can put out the signs or flares so people see you. And ALWAYS keep a basic first aid kit, bottle of water and a blanket in your rig just in case.

[@gregoryrollins59]

Flares are a good idea, but those triangles signs, they suck. They brake really easy and fall over all the time. With or without wind. Her cones are prefect and if she adds a flare superprefect. Peace and Ahev

[@4sl648]

The LED warning pucks you can get at Hazard Frought or other places are safer than the stick flares. I have seen grass fires started by Troopers using flares on the highway.

[@DerekSpeareDSD]

I like the idea of led flares! We have to save the woods! Only you can prevent forest fires! I forgot about the cones they keep in the lock box!

[@davegravel3740]

I would move the fire distinguisher into cab mounted on the pillar. You need that as accessible as possible not locked in a box. Good first aid kit would be good to have as well.

[@bayanicustodio3998]

Something to think about, if you have to put out a fire, you don’t want to mess around trying to open a lock box. That fire extinguisher should be mounted in the cab where you can get at it fast. Place I used to work at had one mounted behind the driver’s seat and another one beside the the passenger’s foot. Also you should wear high visibility vests if you are working on a flat tire while on the road. A small blanket or sleeping bag behind the seat for winter waiting for recovery if the engine will not start.

[@vk2ig]

Some additions to think about: first aid kit, lantern (e.g. 6V type), collapsible shovel and some tyre mats for digging yourself out of soft ground if you cannot get towed out. Lots of other people will have some suggestions too. It might be useful to keep the fire extinguisher in the vehicle, as usually if you need it you'll need it in a hurry.

[@CoinSlotKitty]

You definitely have to distinguish fires. Dont wanna get them mixed up.

[@vk2ig]

I'm sure she wood not like to mix up fires.

[@Alan_Hans__]

A first aid kit, a high vis vest, wheel brace, at least a few gallons of water, a tyre inflator and also potentially a second fire extinguisher in the cabin of the truck. If there's a fire that you need to put out every second that you can save is vital.

[@blackielawliss9948]

You are true authenticity. Just a super chill goofy cool girlie. Singular 'ball' 🤣

[@Christopher_Bachm]

Plethora of reasons why - I'm always impressed... Amazing!

[@knowltonthomas]

noticed that too

[@lanceenglish8604]

had to subscribe when i heard that.

[@windmillcancersurvivor2568]

Please don't fear the humble bottle jack. Other than it's hefty weight is is entirely user friendly and will elevate a loaded 18 wheel axle or a John Deere Skid axle in the woods. Love your channel! I was clueless when I was seventeen.

[@56Spookdog]

Buy quality extinguishers such as Amerex, Sentery/Ansul , and the heavy duty Badger (the other Badgers are a bit iffy) I was in the extinguisher business and saw enough failures with the cheaply made ones even when the gauge indicated full. I have a favorite but they are equally good, the Ansul cartridge operated are probably he most reliable but usually to big and heavy for common use by most people.

[@nellayema2455]

Great video, ladies. It definitely has an end of the day on Friday vibe. This is a good topic for a quick, entertaining video. Have Boss Man make sure that there is a long breaker bar and the right size sockets for loosening lug nuts. The manufacturer supplied lug wrench is nearly useless for removing the lug nuts. Wishing the Log Yard family a great weekend!

[@vaccinefraud5570]

Excellent tip. I bashed down the end of a black iron pipe so that it would slide over my craftsman ratchet handle for that extra mechanical advantage since they make lugnuts, and wheel rims out of dissimilar metal so that they will chemically weld. After I broke them loose and vibrated like a Warner Bros Cartoon, I put zinc grease on them to ease the next removal.

[@johnshilling9988]

USDOT Approved safety vest in the cab.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

another fluorescently brilliant idea.

[@tt600pch]

A piece of wood 6"x 6" x 24" with a taper cut works really good on a flat tandem axle trailer flat tire. Simply put it in front of the tire that isn't flat and drive on the block raising the flat off the ground. Also doubles as a heavy chock.

[@briansimkins9488]

Great to have " Fire distinguisher" on hand for the times you thought it was a fire. Love the videos, much talent there is.

[@aquinas93]

I had to replay it to be sure...

[@charlescarter3595]

Your editing and production skills are spot on.

[@craigsowers8456]

Lots of good comments below about flares, blankets, et al. The one thing I keep in my truck are a pair of "Jumper Cables" ... not just for me but for others in distress ... always "pay it forward".

[@liz1411]

Have watched you for some time, decided to subscribe. The important things I carry are extra water & snacks, so if there is a breakdown of any kind you can hang out and wait for help without going thirsty or hungry. After w watching you climb into the frozen river with your brother, I actually tried taking a shower with only cold water, did not last long.

[@jefferygreer765]

Great video on what you might need in the truck. LOL 3:25-3:33, love it ❤️

[@zenjamin6262]

She has the best delivery of humor 🤣

[@peterc.anderson1840]

Way to go ma'am, great video! I see subscriber's are climbing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤜🤛✌️

[@rexwoodall2179]

Emerald, I keep stored clean water, not just for drinking but to wash a wound. Also, I keep a little cash squirted away, just in case of power outages, ATM’s won’t be operating. Thanks for going over what you carry for deliveries and general use! Nice job!

[@scottsmith2052]

Wheel chocks Small piece of plywood to put the jack on Lug nut socket, long bar, inflated spare tire Ditto all of the above for the trailer Tarps to sell to customers Battery powered work lights Rake or broom for clean up I could also see situations where, due to site conditions at the delivery, you would need various tools to get the delivery where the customer really wanted it.

[@robhertle4110]

Emerald I'm noticing that as you post more video's you are becoming more relaxed and we are starting to see a bit more of your personality. Your pretty funny! Or...pretty and funny...anyways. Destinguishing!

[@budwilliams6590]

What should be in the box. Loging chains. Come along. Chain binders. Socket set. Wrenches. A complete set of dry, cold weather clothing (everything from long johns to insulated Carhart's).

[@batnav10]

Spare fuses,tire patch kit, magnetic LED road flares, car battery jump starter/power bank,small air compressor,multitool

[@IAM...1111...]

I AM Soul Happy to witness the introduction of a new word into the english language. Distinguisher: to distinguish between fire n wood. Kudos 👽

[@paulrambone6705]

You are entertaining and funny. Be safe and love your work.

[@dennybarton3256]

Its always good to be safe , I've always kept one of those yellow rotating lights with the magnet that plugs into the cigarette lighter/12 volt outlet that sticks on the roof of the truck , I've used them a few times ,

[@nemeo48]

West coast logger here and you all have one hell of a family! Godspeed east coasters

[@d.t.4523]

You'll need a thermos of coffee, and a bbq grill. I'll stop and fix a tire for a coffee and a hotdog! Don't forget extra batteries for the boombox. Keep working. Good luck. 👍

[@Insayshabull]

Once you distinguish a fire is not where you want it to be, you need an extinguisher. chuckles

[@MichaelLeeOne]

Other then the normal tire changing tools I also carry rope, a good lighter, a tarp, a flashlight. And during winter I carry a good pair of winter coveralls.

[@rondumontier1187]

Like everyone is saying, get a bigger certified extinguisher or 2 and mount one rite on the box on each side so they can be reached with ease. And learn how to use them. The one in the box is plumb useless... Jumper cables would be nice and a real tow rope, that strap is good for wraping around a tree but not for tugging on. Other then that you woodchucks be safe, get some training please. Great video

[@gerardorivera7356]

Quick observation, you should add a first aid kit and since is probably a CMV you are required to have the fire extinguisher must be permanently mounted and quick access. You also need a set of reflective triangles

[@johanneslaxell6641]

I have never really understood the "extinguisher in a locked box" thing. Yes, it can be stolen, but if needed in a hurry you might not get it. There are many different situations where you might not get to it, either the key is in the truck or the key is somwhere else. If the person with the key is somewhere else no one gets to the extinguisher... And I agree with some other commentaters: the one you had is made for putting out a charcoal grill, not much more. We have "watertight" boxes (keeps rain out) oitside on our machines and trucks (you call them lorrys/18-wheelers?). We have 6kg (~13lbs) extinguishers (55A233BC) in them and they are NEVER locked. In case of a fire ANYONE has access to them. I have the same filosofy on my boat: the extinguisher outside in a unlocked box, anyone gets it if there is need for it.

[@doctorblue7085]

Bravo.

[@mikep9690]

I agree that the destiguisher shouldn't be locked up but it is the right size for putting out a engine fire. If you need more it's too late anyway

[@johanneslaxell6641]

@@mikep9690 In my opinion: if it's "one hand operated" it's too small, but we all have our preferences. A couple of years ago we put out a fire in an electrical cabinet (wrong word I'm sure but hope that you "catch my drift") down in the harbour where I have my boat. We used one 13lbs extinguisher from my boat and one from my truck. Just as we where done the firedepartment came 😜🤣. Keep safe 👍🏼!

[@mikep9690]

@@johanneslaxell6641 the point was to put it out before the fire really starts. That's why I mentioned an engine fire because you only have 30 seconds or so before it's too late

[@johanneslaxell6641]

@@mikep9690 You are absolutely right! Glad that we can agree to agree 👍🏼🤗!

[@hansdeelstra5548]

thank you beautiful Lady 👍❤

[@VitalLuyten]

Some mountain dews when you're working/stranded. 😎😎

[@fern439]

I want this mythical fire distinguisher you speak of.

[@ChainsawFPV]

That was a sad fire extinguisher. Lol. Carry a big one in the job box and smaller one in cab. Its kinda scary how many times I have used one. And not on my stuff, always other people. Even used one at CVS from idiots putting cigg buts in the mulch by the door on hot, dry days.

[@KJ6EAD]

Don't waste an extinguisher on burning wood chips in landscaping, just turn on the sprinklers for 20 minutes. You have to be able to locate the valve box, open it and manually actuate the correct electric valve which is not hard if you have some knowledge of these systems. I'm a lowly electronics engineering technician and I've done it.

[@davechamberlain9684]

Distinguisher, love it...

[@mikemckain6556]

Have a great weekend too

[@dennishinkle5010]

A four way lug wrench the factory one is useless. Thank you.

[@grifonks]

A knife (where is your custom knife Emerald)? Side cutters? Flash light? Lighter or matches? First aid kit? Coffee maker?

[@vaccinefraud5570]

What the difference between a Lumberjack and a bottle, Jack? One Fells trees. The other fells the tree-feller.

[@chrisgullett4332]

Just found your channel. One of my new channels to binge. Emerald is funny without even trying to be funny. Plus I appreciate when I can watch a KZbin channel were they are not super vulgar and aren't using females as objects.

[@Gilles45]

Is this why you said on another video that Emerald is "hotter than fish grease". 🤔

[@PerteTotale]

you should know evertyhing in that crate its purpose. Some advice being a pre gps era person : make sure you have good geo maps in paper of your service area. You never know when gps signal breaks down, but knowing you had a flood recently, you should be prepared to use offline resourses. Having been in hydrology studying extreme floods, the shape of the valley predicts much more violent floods can occur. At least 5 meters above standard. Could be 8-10 meters. Your buffer are the trees.

[@RoccaDiCambioFarm]

Nice video. Fire destinguisher lol

[@WeTravelOnlyByNightAsItsSoHot]

New Sponsor for you ... Rigid tool boxes maybe a EDC Everyday Carry Blade sponsor? Just an Idea. You Emerald and your entire family are amazing with your work and capability I am sure a role model and inspiration for young ladies everywhere especially with Safety being number one. I would add a solid leverage or prybar, the portable Chainsaw but I figure you all have all the external saw materials somewhere else. Salt for the road but Not in the box as it is not nice to boxes.

[@zenjamin6262]

This is a country girl at its finest.. teaching the boys how its done

[@rightsideofthegrass8114]

Guardian Angel has good safety lights. Blocks of wood - acts as wheel chocks, support for the bottle jack. E.g. 2X6, 15" long, some 1" pieces. Fire extinguisher with very quick, easy access. Wrenches, pliers, hammers.

[@DaveOnTheInterWebz]

I think that now every time I see a fire extinguisher I will think "fire distinguisher"..... Thanks Emerald.... :P

[@charlesb4267]

A good set of booster cables, deep sockets perhaps if required to fit your lug nuts on the pickup and trailer, a 1/2 drive flex handle that is 24" long to break stubborn lug nuts loose, tire chains for the pickup, extra water ( ok so a huge thermos of coffee just for Emerald and Jade ! ) , some extra warm winter gear stowed away ( during the winter ), I'd go with a 12 ton jack with a screw extension if its only going to be lifting that pickup or trailer as a 20 ton jack is heavy and so slow to jack up.

[@donaldodom9062]

Lot's of fun Emerald. Keep em coming.

[@kamslm1155]

Good set of heavy duty jumper cables are always handy.

[@pauldcabanlitjr1078]

Too funny Emerald!🎵😎🎵😂😂😂😂

[@edwardparkhurst9804]

Just found out about your channel. It's quite interesting young lady. Thanks for sharing your story with us that watch your channel. Outstanding job. I've subscribed to it also.

[@DavidMadeira29]

"Everyone, but Mr. Wood and a few others, am I right?!"

[@jerryf6983]

lightweight floor jack & battery impact gun and any socket size you would need. battery tire inflator with gauge. jumper cables. these have come in handy on many a road trip helping people out

[@sofakinggood5829]

safety vest, flares, beacon, first aid kit.

[@maddennis55]

Keep the extinguisher where you can grab it FAST!, like in the truck cab. A fire wont wait for you to climb into the truck, unlock the box, and dig for the extinguisher.

[@jerrydemas2020]

What happened to the first video? Perhaps a rude comment! But I would add a FRS radio .If the cell towers loose power, your phone is useless. A survival bag with a solar and wool blanket, Meals Ready to Eat. You might get stuck in a flood or get snow bound. Jerry in SE Pa.

[@passerby9123]

Very distinguished presentation of your toolbox talk Emerald. One to extinguish any slowly burning doubts in your audience, and yet to encourage bright sparks or any unrequited nascent ideas that might begin to glow amongst the exceptional cinders of yours' and your sisters' daily passage across so many otherwise dimly lit computer screens. So, your box definitely needs a back up camera, just to be safe.

[@eduardocarvalho1547]

Don't forget to check the pressure of the spare tire at least once every 3/4 months.

[@gregkarkowsky967]

This kid is awesome

[@davidkuehl8713]

Interesting enough just about everything you had in that box I carry in my truck. Very good...because you never really know when you need it.

[@roberttribbie9179]

Great video, I'd add a cotton and a wool blanket to the back seat area to keep it from becoming all nasty and such. For the tool box I'd throw in a short handled shovel (spade). A word about fire extinguishers that are kept in vehicles (heck even a static, wall mount can do this). If you can, make a schedule to check all of them you have on a single day, twice a year. By check them I mean, pick it up by both ends, one hand on each end, horizontally. Then tilt it up and down, you should be able to feel the product inside it flowing from end to end. If you can it is good to go, rock it a few more times and put it away (back where it was). If you cannot, hold it upside down and tap the bottom with a rubber mallet, when the product inside frees up you will feel it shift, then hold it upright and tap the side a few times (never tap the top with anything) then rock it a few times.. when you feel it free flowing put it away. The problem is due to settling of the -fine- powder as it settles it will compact and will not function and you don't want that when you really need it to work. You could swing by a local Fire Department with this info and ask them to demonstrate how to do this if need be, I'm sure they would be happy to help you and your family understand this issue - Safety First!!!

[@vaccinefraud5570]

Excellent insight on the extinquisher.

[@roberttribbie9179]

@@vaccinefraud5570 Thank you

[@allanhover5008]

48.9 thousand subscribers outstanding thinks again for all your wonderful information as always have a wonderful weekend

[@rjl7765]

I would mention, the truck it self. I have a Ram truck with the Cummins diesel engine and it can pull heavy loads such as your trailer of firewood quite well.

[@ajpsawmill4314]

My box has oil,gas,saws,tools, chains and a yeti full of buds on Friday

[@loucinci3922]

Looks great thanks for sharing

[@keithienmason4643]

I love them all and I like them all

[@jimmalone279]

Always good to have a strong beam flashlight on board....

[@FrankOliveira7668]

Very enjoyable watching your videos ❤️

[@akquicksilver]

I hate it when fire catches fire!🤣

[@jimatmile56]

Take the fire extinguisher out of the box and put it in the cab. Believe me, if you are in a situation where you need the extinguisher you're not going to want to fight the locks on the box and rummage around looking for the extinguisher.

[@donhepler9185]

All the comments and I didn't see a one that mentioned a lug wrench wheel wrench maybe a heavy duty one they get tight and a spare tire good video girl

[@chipwhitely1490]

First aid kit. Other then that I would add a 54 inch High-Lift Jack. To the truck. A 4-way. Well presented video. I thank the narrator (fantastic hair b.t.w.) and the giggling camera operator. Very well done. Tommorrow hit the creek. Build a small dam have a soaking pool. Enjoy your weekend.

[@derptothemaxclearly]

Fire Distinguisher™ Ever have trouble distinguishing one fire for another? Fire Distinguisher will solve that problem! Distinguish your fire today!

[@MC-ns9ef]

A portable jump box to provide power to your dump trailer battery if it happens to run low. I am sure you do not want to unload a dump trailer by hand.

[@mikeball9715]

Love Rigid stuff. We have their shop vacs in our car shop and they are tanks! Everyone has great suggestions and I can't really think of anything that's not already on here. Besides a trunk monkey. If you haven't seen those old commercials I highly recommend watching them LOL 😄. Great job! Regards from Canada.

[@jmendo2546]

A guy below already got my idea Tri-angle reflective sign was my first thought. At night winter time can be seen when headlights shine on them. ABC fire extingusisher with working gauge saying its full in "emerald" green lol. You never know if a vehicle has leaking fuel somewhere or overheating causing it to catch on fire would need the ABC extingusisher or a brush fire starts. A work jacket maybe carhart in box, a reflective "safety yellow" Vest. A Pair of Rigging/Ropping leather gloves (cowboy&cowgirl's) use them on farming and Bull riding. Tire plug kit and first aid. Flashlight.. Tape measure, roll of duct tape/ electrical tape

[@terrydougherty7078]

Quite a full box

[@scottj4462]

Reflective vest, triangles, & flares perhaps?

[@gregoryrollins59]

I'm the same as you, I prefer a jack on wheels. One of my jobs as a tow truck operator was changing tires. The angle changes on the axle when you jack up a truck and the jack you have tilts with the changing angle. F350 dually is the worst. I've never had a car fall off a jack yet. I know others who have but that was for not setting the e-brake. Lol. Plus you might think of putting that fire 🔥 distinguisher in the cab behind the seat, and yellow or orange reflected safety vests might be something to think about along with getting a stop sign. Peace and Ahev

[@vaccinefraud5570]

Oh, Lordy! Doan be sayin' E-brake 'round no youngin's! Folks be thankin' you's talking bout some Ap on they's cellphone! Since I've suffered from chemical allergies I wouldn't keep a device that could potentially leak in the cab with me. The other folks suggesting the rainproof box in the bed would be just fine in my situation.

[@thesifikite6450]

What... no knife... that is one of the best 'safety' items that anybody can carry. LOL

[@centexan]

Looks like you have it under control!

[@garyworokevich2524]

Thanks!

[@vaccinefraud5570]

Yay, cones!

[@ldn0224]

I agree on bigger fire extinguisher. And a better yank rope. and an extra water bottle. Better a real medical kit as what you do has some hazards! luv ur channel!

[@Billzyewtube]

Thanks for the post I love to see The real America hard at work.

[@MarkAnthonyGiven]

CONTENT IS KING: If you keep posting like this the algorithm will throw you in the soup and you will start appearing on random peoples page (exposure) based upon their prior views... people love this behind the scenes stuff; just don't whine and keep it real. Psalm 19

[@larrywheeler9797]

A thermos of coffee? Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@KJ6EAD]

It will need to be gravity fed from an insulated roof-mounted tank with an inline instant reheater to keep up with excessive consumption.

[@williamgibb5557]

My first and foremost safety item are daughters that are more capable then I can imagine! After that, it's all secondaries. Love the videos.

[@adventuresingoatfarming6754]

What do I have in my tool box ? Tools of course 👍 have a great weekend

[@joecucch8261]

An emergency large bag of beef jerky !!