This Is Not Good HUGE Fork Lift Stuck In Mud!

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I Can't Believe This Tele-handler Got Stuck AGAIN!
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[@Page5framing]

Robby makes it look easy. I was there. It was not that easy! Thanks for saving my butt again!

[@rarelyright]

“The Internet will let me know “…. Sad but funny

[@jeffmcdonald101]

The internet appears to be quiet. Nice work Robby, impressive. People should just sit in their armchairs and shut the f up instead of bickering about stuff nobody cares about. Like telling Robby to put mirrors on his truck, or Matt to put seats on the wrecker...like that hadn't occurred to them.

[@ChrisSmith-po3zu]

I really liked the "As Seen on TV" sticker on that telehandler 8:54. It is a famous piece of machinery. Construction guys have a good sense of humor.

[@kstricl]

Full credit to Y'all for listening to the feedback on King Fred. And great job on the rescue.

[@markleeming1786]

Has there been an update on how big DinnerTime is getting on in his new life !

[@guggesalven]

Now that you mention it, it has been a while since we've seen him. How is he doing?

[@danrussell3439]

Didn’t he move away to Pursue the love of his life…getting married?

[@bleachsword1]

As far as we know he ghosted Robby from the last video he was in till now. so he left and not on good terms.

[@nocrackhere]

​@@bleachsword1 I thought it was good terms.

[@danrussell3439]

@@nocrackhere so did I gave him a big shoutout

[@KimonFrousios]

Nice to see that there were no equipment casualties this time.

[@gregb76]

Great job you all never a doubt in my mind. Robby, we need mirrors on King Frd come on man.

[@maxironpaw]

The four of y'all in this Rat Pack - you, TM, FR, and MORR - have each developed your own video style that are each appealing while not succumbing to the over-produced, jibber jabber of most channels. Good for y'all - it keeps us coming back.

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Awesome messy, muddy recovery ! Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@ericarmstrong1973]

One thing Fred and the Skidsteer needs is synthetic lines from Yankum Ropes. Come on Allan hook a brother up.

[@user-wt5jm5tl7l]

Yes, he hooked casey's zacklift up so he has heavy enough rope.

[@justinlewis2984]

Come on Allen!!

[@zyeborm]

They might like the wire rope on the skid steer. Occasionally they use a lot of length. I don't think they can get as much synthetic onto the same size drum? Of course in every other instance the synthetic is better. Perhaps given how often they need it out wouldn't be the end of the world to just respool the wire rope on if they need the length.

[@jakeporter8476]

Wide Hips

[@jimmyjenkins9240]

Well done!

[@kimetherington2252]

Good job, guys, as usual! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊

[@MacGyver2154]

Demri is quite the trooper tromping around in the mud. She's a Keeper 👍

[@boblister665]

Glad to see someone on You Tube figure out you need slack in the scotch blocks ttto back up onto them. Years ago I was winching a fuel truck with a 1970 GMC 9500 with a 750 Holmes on scotch blocks on a road. The pavement I was pulling from started to move

[@Harmons1981icloud]

Much ❤ n respect

[@wingedanglers]

Glad you aren’t drowning us in more off-road games,.. To much commotion for me… Them screwing up the Jeep is why I don’t do group things like that..We ride motorcycles..A few friends are fine but more people you get the more chance of having an idiot in the bunch

[@twodogsyyc6729]

Great job team. Please use some weight bags or even a jacket to put over those chains and cables in case they snap!!!. It helps take the energy out and push them to the ground so they dont go wild and kill anyone.

[@skyepilotte11]

Muddy mess...great recovery...Demri is a trooper.

[@gavinrogers2851]

Nice organic content Robby. Loving the channel. I started watching through watching MORR. You are becoming my favourite channel. Keep keeping real 🤙

[@Tdickson18]

I grew up right next to Woodland Hills. The hill you drove up to get there is insanely steep. It's fun to see some work done in my old stomping grounds. Thanks for the amazing content!

[@michaelmcclure8673]

The Boss Demri needs a master headset. That way she can tell everyone what to do .❤❤❤❤😊

[@MacGyver2154]

I'm sure she has "that Look" that is more feared than any words.

[@allentisthammer4763]

Great teamwork. Hard to believe that one can build under those conditions.

[@nikonikorian6124]

over prepared is always better than under-prepared. good job!

[@NytronX]

That telehandler really does go to work 12 miles in the snow, up a mountain both ways!

[@gsh122382]

Love the video. Dont want to critique but a little advice to avoid a ticket from the dot. The way you had the skidsteer chained is not legal. You can use one chain and 2 binders like you did but the chain has to be hooked in a manner where there is slack in the middle so if one side of the chain breaks or a binder breaks/backs off, the other side doesn't also come loose. Keep the good content coming and hope you see this so you dont get ticketed.

[@fattmann7273]

That telehandler last year is how I ended up with your channel as I've been watching Heavy D since they appeared on Discovery Channel over here in England. Still watching so you guys are doing something right!

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

If that was my job site id be really mad at my lead hand, that is one messy site. THis is why at the end of the day I pay the guys to clean up, cover the lumber up. Looks better, safer, and the paying customer enjoys if they come to see how the project is going.

[@davidlang9939]

CHARGE THAT FOOL TELEHANDLER OR WHOEVER MADE THE DECISION TO DRIVE THRU THE MUDDY/LOOSE FILL LANDSCAPING DIRT -- thats a contractors error, not the homebuyers liability.

[@Page5framing]

@@davidlang9939 the homeowner didn’t pay a dime.

[@UncleManuel]

And the customer was like "Thank you very mudch!" 😁

[@edwardsimmons3721]

That was a good recovery.

[@stephenpoe2037]

That is some SLIMY MUD ! Thanks for sharing !

[@OpieDogie]

Another job well done.

[@emilevoyer123]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO

[@johnkranz4004]

Very nice job

[@jamesbigham9036]

Good morning you guys are good at what you do. That was some serious mud I am surprised u got it out so easily.

[@davidbingham7404]

Great video and recovery crew members with Robby assistant. Have a great weekend and stop playing in the mud. David B.,Utah. 🐈❤❤❤.

[@lonhoschar1943]

Nice job!! Mud can be the most exasperating stuff to be stuck in. You guys handled it very well.

[@boltonky]

Good recovery sure it was appreciated. In situations like that especially building was always taught to put down some AP40 or similar aggregate its cheap and you can always dig it up and sell it on or use for another job.

[@Wyzguy-cq8bp]

Next time you have a big muddy job like that bring bales of straw it acts like a binder and thickens up the mud so you can drive on it better than the wood you’re using

[@TimberTramp]

I have a skookum 12” block if you’re interested. It’s a 30k lb rated block. You can view the specs on their site, it’s a skookum 412a

[@1944chevytruck]

GOOD JOB!

[@rogerbrown91]

Nice to see ya fix the back of the jeep

[@bryduhbikeguy]

When you use the 'block and tackle' method to pull or lift something, it's easy to calculate how much load you're moving. It's like this> All of it

[@siyabonganqayana]

Exactly at the time you said you would not mind the Jeep got scratched you wiped your smile off,at least you got it back on

[@nsufansbystre172]

Not all Genie operators are geniuses.

[@Page5framing]

Ain’t that the truth. 😂

[@robertr4193]

That turned out better than it looked like it would and went a bit easier than I though it would as well. Just goes to show that it you know what you are doing it's possible.

[@user-be6lj3iv7m]

You create mechanical advantage with each pulley you pull a line through.

[@williamflowers8138]

Fred has his own following

[@surlyogre1476]

3:45...As in any business, it's always the customer that pays the bills.

[@paulw3182]

Great recovery guys under difficult conditions - even deep mud is avoided by tracked vehicles e.g. tanks. One note about your choice of wire-rope during the recovery. Years ago was wheeling across a flooded river - the contest was to cross and survive. Of course many trucks were stranded in deep water. I noticed the guy operating the winch controls was hunkered down below the windshield - while stupid drunk people were holding on to the steel winch line. He told me if a shackle or the cable gave way - like Harrison Ford's whip, the cable would cut a person in half,. He tried to warn them - but people kept holding on to the cable. Its easy to underestimate the force behind a commercial grade winch. I've noticed the lighter composite poly line that Matt uses - do you plan on re-roping your winches any time soon?

[@Hanlonsgarage]

That guy needs to invest in some gravel around that place

[@Page5framing]

That’s what I kept saying! Worst jobsite ever!

[@freeidaho-videos]

Robby, you have a multi-million dollar operation there, and you are working on the floor, without knee pads. Speaking as someone that used to say "I don't need no sticking knee pads" in my later years I wish I was smarter then. So make a welding table and use it, and wear knee pads. Robby, count the lines going to the load. That is your multiplier. 4 lines is 4 to 1 mechanical advantage. (of course there is about 10% loss in friction) Silly fork lift doesn't have lockers.

[@TheOldaz1]

Nice job guys.

[@jmjm6607]

great job again.

[@1953travis]

Robby's transitions are great from humorous to practical thinker to focus factor to I'll just blame it on Hillbilly.....✌

[@freeze4777]

You need to know the efficiency of that pulley to know the force of the 2 to 1 system. Probably around 85 percent so 1.85 times the force of the winch. Winch force changes a lot though based on how much cable is on the winch spool. The rating is usually based on the first wrap on the spool. More layers decrease the force the winch can actually pull.

[@DB-yj3qc]

👍 what I was trained is double minus 10% for friction loss of the sheave.

[@robertsmith7580]

Awesome video

[@Kickinpony66]

That telehandler needs some Robby Layton stickers and a KZbin sticker, to go over the TV on back, so it reads: "As seen on KZbin".

[@thatdave86]

Serious listening, Hillbilly lol ,good boy 🤣 You were in Ben's turf wernt you! B&Ms Garage

[@zenmaster1761]

It is nice to see you guys doing these things but you need to keep the hillbilly cowboy out of equipment because all he knows is full speed he's going to hurt or kill somebody one of these days

[@Redpilldealers]

Really thats shocking.

[@TheBest-ob1kj]

Wow! Just one word, Wow!

[@teamidris]

You need an A frame on the front of that winch to make sure the winch rope loads evenly on the drum. I’ve built a couple and they work ace. :o)

[@CaptainKevHaurakiGulf]

That's a good idea..But then Robby could not milk it for 5 minutes more

[@phreddeijonz826]

Love your channel. Right there with my other favorites. Fab Rats, MORR, Trail Mater, Chads Fab.

[@tobiastho9639]

Maybe you'll like "Casey LaDelle" too... especially I like the Zacklift Heavy Wrecker videos... wish they would all collab more!

[@MichaelSmith-jv7zm]

Casey is a whiner

[@rickymcintosh1152]

that was so cool

[@DoctorKamino]

SHOUT OUT TO THE CAT! The reason I watch this channel is because SHOP KITTY!

[@gymbagg8716]

Fork kifrs are made to work in a yard with level terrain or in warehouses mostly If your using them elsewhere put proper size tires on them .....extra wide with large treads

[@danafaulhaber334]

Yes regular fork lifts should be ran like you said yet this isn't a regular fork lift its a telehandler which is actually made to be used on construction sites to get materials up to the upper floors aswell as atleast up to the edge of the roof depending on building height an weight of object being lifted. These telehandlers are also able to lean the main body side to side to level itself out when being used on uneven terrain.. Yet there was no reason to try and drive that heavy machine thru all that very soft & wet dirt/mud without putting something on the mud prior to driving in it..

[@therealdavis2788]

Glad to see King Fred finally back in shape putting in some work. Hibernation is hard on vehicles. I’m Chevy AND Ford guy but always favored the OBS Chevy over the OBS Fords. But when it comes to OBS’s… If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times, the OBS Fords were/are straight up work mules. I’ve owned a few of each, and actually still have my OBS Chevy but it nor any other OBS Chevy I’ve had could out work any of the OBS Fords I’ve owned even the OBS Ford I had that was already thoroughly punished and abused by the previous owners.

[@gregbrine7941]

48000 set timer for you have if you take 12 and times it by 4:00 or 4 lb of towing power if you have four snatch blocks

[@Notsofatamerican]

Lol, you tell HB to go more driver 😀 He sits in the middle in the skid steer.

[@aaronbrand3813]

Weirdos, loving it

[@warrenbutch3959]

Why is Colin so clean!

[@jeepin1985]

I drive 10 miles an hour up that hill on my concrete mixer a lot!! It's a steep one!

[@GeraldStanford-oh6oq]

Good job, you make it look fun. Sorry if I missed it what is the headset you are using?

[@claytonjohn6473]

How sturdy are those deals that look like an anchor, but spikes into the ground for a snatch block point? Rory has one he uses in the sand.

[@firemancs33]

lol the As Seen on TV" sticker on that telehandler needs a robby layton sticker next to it

[@papaarmo5028]

Who's bloodsugar is messed up. I heard that alarm going off.

[@Harmons1981icloud]

For life!!!

[@rosaurarodriguez9654]

That's more then stuck lol

[@COM70]

Nice ❤

[@carschmn]

6:16 i guess they enjoyed the process since they got stuck and called you again.

[@AFloridaSon]

Nice muddy recovery.

[@JTWilks54]

He said Hillbilly and listening skills in the same sentece... ROFLMAO!!!!

[@CaptainKevHaurakiGulf]

OMG Robby now known as the Milkman

[@STEEL-IN-UT]

Robby, sorry to say but Woodland Hills is above Salem, not Elk Ridge nor Payson. I should know I grew up here. Don't dis Salem like that 🤧 Love your your vids 👍😊

[@mickeydevey834]

I love King Fred of Ford.

[@patrickhughey9821]

Welll we will pay for fuel. Lol😂

[@blairmurphy5531]

👍

[@Drones_and_more]

Someone should have told Hill Billy to air down the skid steers tracks for better traction lol lol lol

[@deep5811]

Need some timbers or surface displacement mats

[@kelvinelrick807]

15:02 Geeze, no respect for that retaining wall.

[@Kevin-ti3rz]

Do they make a cable control fairing to keep the cable spooling correctly ? Like on my fishing reel

[@marvindebot3264]

Na, if you pull from the side yu can have a 15,000 lb side load. That's why big pelagic reels don't have level wind, the load is too much for them.

[@Kevin-ti3rz]

I believe my old 90 Cherokee had a fiberglass back hatch maybe not i didn't have a goober crash into it. But in the game's yours dented in .

[@DonWesenberg]

They came both steel and fiberglass.

[@MichaelSmith-jv7zm]

And the fiberglass was heavier, extra reinforcement

[@DB-yj3qc]

The last few years of XJ's got the metal rear hatch as it was designed for in first place. My XJ had the rear hatch smashed in by a drunk driver right after I bought it. 🤬 Still a sore point for me.... a city employee at work in city vehicle.

[@robertr4193]

Robby you really need a wielding table so you can get up off the ground and off your knees. Trust me as you get older the more care of your body you take now the better it will be once you start getting in your 50's and above. If not a table to wield on at least use knee pads. Take it from some one that's been there.

[@bobbowers5708]

I seen other one lol how many time are you going to save it 😁

[@98_ksxj]

what radios are you using?

[@desertfox258]

When snatch blocked, you increase the power by 1.8.

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Robby and crew for the adventure and you guys did a great job on this recovery ! I think that operator of the other piece of equipment needs some lessons on how operate that piece of equipment properly ! Either that he needs to know what the work area is like before getting into trouble !

[@mikemurphy9953]

.........doesn't surprise me one bit!!

[@dawnwaack9468]

So when using pulleys or snatch blocks it is cut in half by each turn. 30k divided by 2 is 15k, 15/ 2 is 7.5, 7.5/2 is 3.75k lbs.

[@promethbastard]

You're going the wrong way. Snatch blocks/Pulleys are force multiplication devices. You can exert more force, at the cost of having to increase distance.

[@tiredagain6722]

Mud 👍 Snow 👍 King Fred 👍

[@jjmann1007]

The track is kinda easy to do in the mud it slides easier lol