Stacking 3 International Semi trucks. Guatemala City Bound

In this video we stack three International truck to prepare them for a long journey over 2000 miles to Guatemala. As per usual nothing evers easy.
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[@LANTHENS]

Those boys aren't lazy. That little one got right in there.

[@tonysmith7502]

I have a lot of respect for those guys they work hard and never complain

[@robv2026]

That hitch system was definitely interesting. I didn’t know that’s how those worked.

[@DontbeWily]

The king pins they mounted to the front axle are on there. They will get brakes hooked up.

[@kevinlinck1577]

Worst operater I’ve ever seen

[@gordpiercey9750]

Two hard working young lads.

[@STAFFORDTRUCKING]

I believe the safest was to put the little apparatus on the frame cross bar or axle then slide it on fithwheel. Instead of them being under it.

[@kajjensen1064]

😅

[@caesar1295]

Wiley hard to run any piece of equipment when you have two different people telling you what to do and the little one just about lost some fingers at one point. I worked with cranes for over 30 years and those guys getting under the suspended loads made me pray each time they did it, I’ve had eight friends die working with cranes and those two fellows were very lucky I hope they have a safe trip home and I’ll pray they do. God bless Wiley.

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you for sharing.

[@wesleyshoup3936]

I bet those guys will be back for more trucks Willy 😊 don't matter who buys the as long as you make money for them

[@DontbeWily]

Thats right Thanks for watching

[@petersampson4635]

I've been to Guatemala and wondered where each semi I came across had just come from. This then was very interesting to me. 👍👍👍 Greetings from Australia. 👋

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for watching

[@TheMarcop12]

I decked trucks for 8 years and the saddles we used were higher or they bolted to the frame so that you didn't have to remove the front wheels. Never seen it done with a loader though we had a crane or a extenda boom wrecker. But It worked good job.

[@bryantmention6898]

Thou they spoke different languages everyone was on 1 accord, loved that!! I got nervous a couple of times for the dude in green shirt, literally standing in the line of fire but thank God it all worked itself out.

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you

[@Jonahs_Trucks_And_More]

Good to see them getting back to work. That's what they needed

[@ricksmith-iw2op]

My dad hauled trucks like that in the 70s and I used to help him some we always used a wrecker for the deck sets. Some dealers had big a frames and hoist which made it easier too. Never seen it done like that but it worked.

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for sharing

[@luvtruckin]

Ya know having dealt with DOT my whole trucking career I’d be surprised if they made to the first Chicken Coop without a state Bull giving them a major ticket or out of service tag. You’re damn lucky nobody got hurt what with the language barrier and the goofy hand signals. Stay safe Wiley you’re a good guy for sure.

[@tonysmith7502]

DOT will wave at them and send them on down the road, they look at it as getting junk off American highways

[@That08civicsi]

That type of transport is done everyday even is is illegal ,unsafe ,unprofessional they always make it to their destination (mexico,central America or whatever they try to go)

[@tonysmith7502]

@@That08civicsi my only issue with the whole video was in using that old beat-up War out front end loader he needs to get him a forklift with a lift bar so he's not damaging those trucks anymore before he ships them out one here it off the sun visor in the front another one he smashed a windshield I'm pretty sure he damaged the back of the sleeper on at least one of them he needs to get a better system for loading

[@That08civicsi]

@@tonysmith7502 I agree

[@chrissmith3509]

​@@tonysmith7502They damaged a tiny bit of junk. Oh my.

[@think4yourself916]

What a dangerous job that was wow glad no one got hurt.

[@tomgriffin286]

That was very interesting video. Here in the UK, I’ve only seen trucks towed with a fixed bar between each unit. The hitch system looks to be better and proves everyday is a school day. I re-watched and enjoyed some of you and Jacob’s earlier videos. Thanks for keeping me entertained with interesting content.

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you

[@howardroy1097]

I don't think that I have ever seen wiley laugh as much as he did in this video. It is a very good video thank you sir

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for watching

[@lynnlutjen261]

What a job Wiley you got her done. Little damage but where they are going they won't nothing it. Looking for your next endeavor 👍👍

[@stevevogelman3360]

Dang Wiley. That was a really big project in the Florida heat and all. Really hope you all get paid..love your content.

[@DontbeWily]

It worked out good. I was grumbling a little, well maybe a lot but i am going to use the old age clause on that Thanks for watching

[@gorkaalejandro]

Soy de mexico sigo tus videos podrías activar los subtitulo no hablo muy bien el ingles y esto me ayudan para entender mejor

[@moregaming5]

I like the fact seeing this video to see how to hook a truck on top on other trucks but am still watching im in 16:00 minutes in but its fine because this my first time watching a 1 hour video this is fun

[@lastresortrescueandrepair]

Glad no one died or even got a scratch !!! Good job for the field of babble !!! I have to admit, I was scared a few times !!!

[@TB-jj9tu]

That was more suspenseful than any horror movie I’ve ever seen

[@keithatate3050]

Now that right there Wily is a technique I`ve not seen used for many years ! Sometimes the old ways are the best ways to get it done

[@albydigiammarco3373]

Awesome, I was about to comment on the young guy getting down and dirty but someone beat me to it. To all of you, good work and to let people know, that's hard slogging going on there. There was a language barrier but you all understood each other. That was cool.

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for watching

[@nelsonprice7018]

Great job Wiley God bless

[@tallyman15]

Love Wiley talking to these guys.

[@Branno46]

Lucky see how fast it drops when the chain snaps lucky no one was underneath it as on previous tractor lifts your very lucky 😮

[@chuckh.2227]

OMG if I saw that Guatamala circus train on the road I would go the other way

[@Sherlock067]

Wiley you sure are a patient man,what a long day you had! Glad you got it done. Looks dangerous , glad I’m not behind them trucks.

[@edigduarte577]

I used to do that from Chicago/ Houston to Guatemala it’s a daily bread for many guys from central/ sur america.

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for sharing

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for sharing

[@morgansword]

Wily, I have always been supportive and positive. Not this time and you don't need me to tell you. Just so many many mistakes and not learning from them is one of my biggest gripes

[@jamestrump9593]

Well, Wily I was holding my breath on that one.

[@johnmorris7960]

I decided that the brackets should be attached first while the truck is on the ground and then the pull truck could come in at an angle allowing the loader to easily clear the sleeper cab. Dangerous as can be allowing them under the truck while suspended by chains.

[@kymw7833]

Hey Wiley we deliver new trucks around Australia with that piggy back system but the trucks braking system is all interconnected like trailers behind the lead truck ,so considering how hard your DOT officers are will they get passed through the inspection point !!!!! As always exciting ,maybe Hank could make a guest appearance tell a bad joke and leave LOL Cheers Kym Adelaide

[@DontbeWily]

They are going to get brakes hooked up Thanks for watching

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. That was interesting Wiley. Never seen that done before. Took a lot of dangerous work. They are going a long ways with that rig. Oh boy. Thanks for showing us Wiley. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for watching Steve It was different for me. I learned what not to do for next time

[@derdo8684]

You dont find Guys Like this No more in the "Western" world . Good Work.

[@ricardonelson8263]

One thing I practiced as a young boy is never to stand close to chains or cables when it's being used to lift or pull anything heavy I always have this fear that it's going to snap and hurt me pretty bad.

[@muhannadengineer5900]

Well done Wily, you are a good man

[@shanebruce8349]

The blind leading the blind....LOL GREAT JOB..Now I'm exhausted

[@MCI1392]

Those are some hard working boys.

[@thomasreyes2857]

From the sound of the motor on that truck that's doing the towing it sounds like that thing needs to be towed I don't know if it's going to make it or not😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@NicholasBaker-md6jq]

I’m actually learning things from you and good ol Hank

[@DontbeWily]

I am glad.

[@lukebarratt7492]

Wily my favourite Will It Start guy great video hope you and your family are doing well

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you very much Thanks for watching

[@jorma6002]

thats nice wily! awesome done to get em loaded! great work n positiv attitude

[@charlieromeo5340]

GOD saved that boy's life when that chain popped.

[@matthewheinze1231]

Wow!!!! I have done some sketchy stuff and i mean alot. Worked alot with language barriers. You all could have spend 2 minutes goinng over hands and fingers basics such as up down left right stop. If and when there are future operations or for viewers. Line trucks up tight as you can. Put the clamp on axel, lift, block take wheels off, lift and let the fifth wheel do the alignment. If the bucket is an issue bring the power truck in at an angle. At all times have the spotter where the operator can see them. Go over hand signals before starting.

[@VPrice-y8v]

This is unbelievable. Omg!!!! 3,500 miles...

[@joemcmenamy5896]

I in joyed this video. And y’all working together is awesome 🎉

[@MontyStephens-s7j]

Great job getting it done with what you have access to. I was just curious if you ever got your work shop that you and hank was cleaning up. You have a great channel I always look forward to watching it.

[@chaoszombie9995]

You should get an air compressor and some air tools in your truck! Would sure make instances like this a lot easier 😅 Glad to see these trucks get a new home!

[@DontbeWily]

One day Thanks for watching

[@subaru721]

When that young boy walked under that loader I was like you don't do that but he got stuck in and did the job and he even drove the truck

[@DontbeWily]

It was dangerous for sure I didn’t like it. My first time stacking trucks

[@markpatterson7070]

Wiley is a good man !!!!!!!!!!

[@billtodd6509]

Wily, you need to get a telehandler and 3 0r 4 10000 pound lifting straps with chain and hooks on one end. For what you can ruin not having some basic equip isnt worth it. Thinking of your safety. In the mid eighties, their were four brothers that used to come up my way and each take 2 busses back to guat. full of washer and dryers and used bicycles. Wonder if they are going to the Blue Beacon on the way? Good content. Happy 4th, Bill

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you Happy 4th

[@ks4kn]

Never knew how it was done. Thanks for another great video

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you

[@penguinbrand]

Awesome. Laughter has no language!

[@ft133]

Great video. That young fellow was a hard worker. He almost got squished.

[@dandare2829]

Don’t be Wiley, he’ll break your stuff 😂😂😂 Enjoyed the video 👍👍

[@DontbeWily]

Lol Thanks for watching

[@dandare2829]

@@DontbeWily keep up the good work, love watching your videos ❤️

[@vovaskopich8024]

Привіт і дякую за любов до стареньких авто

[@robertgarcia4011]

Hey wily is good to see you great video as always. I am sorry for your trouble with the language barrier next time let me know I can translate

[@malikcobbs9059]

Yeah them boys got some balls on them for real !

[@25vrd48]

Such a great video . Dealing with different men from another country . Job well done . It would be interesting to know the conditions of the trucks and how many miles that was on them and also the year models as they were probably out dated here in the United States .

[@NUTTER8291]

NOW IVE SEEN EVERYTHING !! ONLY in America/ Mexico !! Try and do something like tis in ANY other country lol CRAZY !!

[@dalehartley-vd9qo]

You men done a good job l hope they get there ok

[@seantatham9960]

Wiley is what America WAS. Get it done, get paid. No excuses or bullshit. The safety sallys and negative nancys in the comments make me a little sad… their world is so perfect they’ve missed actually LIVING. Rock on Wiley!!

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@jamessmith7691]

I wondered what the couplings to the fifth wheel looked like. Going piggy back all that way, those fellas have a lot of guts with dot all over. Good video, stay safe.

[@mrt601]

Silly boys someone could get hurt 🤪

[@how_to_hallagon1]

Everytime I watch wiley load a piece of heavy equipment I get a few more grey hairs. I still remember the skidder with the drop deck.

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you for watching

[@Klelack01]

Wiley when I worked for a trucking co we had a metal beam with hooks at each end and with the windows down we would run it through the cab hook the Chain to it and then pick it up.

[@spencer-fatbike]

Ya'll were making me a nervous wreck

[@cmdonespice]

I bout had damm heart failure watching them boys getting under that truck hanging from that chain.....😱😱😱😱

[@cliffordporter8875]

Amazing what a common goal and goodwill can do.

[@ابوسارةابوسارة-ز6د]

يعملون باجتهاد لانهم يحصلون على اجورهن بافضل اجورلذلك يعملون بأخلاص❤❤❤❤اجمل التحية لكم

[@garymessina1609]

These guys buy a lot of the older trucks just to part them out crazyness to watch but great video thanks Wylie and Jacob

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you

[@jsimm4587]

I am not sure what I just watched ! 3500 miles wow good luck !

[@Jamk14]

Those trucks will be used for 30 more years there lol

[@robertlay5108]

that was an awsome job loved it wish i could of been there to help i love doing stuff like that

[@tommywalker77]

I worked in Charlotte NC at a place that rented flat beds these guys would come in and get old flat beds load junk trucks and go to the place ,they told us they will drive till there were no more place to go then they were home

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for sharing and watching

[@nelsonmattoon150]

I figured that's where they would end up

[@acersalman8258]

beautiful trucks

[@jeffreybennett8893]

A fun watch, thank you. (Gracias)

[@heliocarlosgoncalves6027]

Eu adoro caminhão não intendo o q falando só cei vi caminhão tamojunto chou parabéns pelos vídeos. Brasil

[@DontbeWily]

Thank you for watching

[@frankcruz2026]

Like to see a video of them driving all the way down the Guatemala 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@beerbarn21]

Friend of my use to piggy back 3 or 4 trucks a lot all over the states . Pretty crazy as well as hooking all of them together ! Sheesh

[@patrickrooney5130]

Wiley good job buddy. as always you got the job done. Stay safe buddy. and god bless.

[@randydunn6988]

Great job

[@Doodle-dm6qf]

Wily we call this piggy backin in the Pacific Northwest. We use a much bigger front axle archer for the fifthwheels. We can move 3 at a time and no more.

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for sharing.

[@andyaguirre345]

that was a little dangerous. no one got hurt. that's a long way to go.

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Real tough job that was. I have been driving heavy machinery and allot of people think it’s easier than it is.

[@DontbeWily]

Yes Thanks for watching

[@bobderuyter5253]

This is the most wreck less thing that I have ever seen! Why, why would you think that this is safe? Just for a few dollars? I always wondered if you were a dangerous person to work around and this just proves it! YOU ARE SO LUCKY THAT THE CHAIN DIDNT BREAK WHEN HE HAD HIS BODY UNDER THE TRUCK ! UNBELIEVABLE,

[@gregshearer423]

That’s life do dumb shit and cut corners to earn a bit of money no one got hurt so it’s all good 😂

[@paulburris5220]

Mr. Wiley if you would had forks on that front loader I would have been a lot easier than that bucket just a suggestion

[@michaelwinter9733]

Hope they put lug nuts on, to prevent the front drums from falling off.

[@kman-mi7su]

Yeah those could kill a driver or motorcyclist if they came off on the road.

[@DontbeWily]

They did and with me asking them about it. Thanks for watching

[@kathleenputnam5787]

Wiley, thankyou for sharing. I always wondered how that was done.

[@quietbrianquiet]

Curious as to why they had to be stacked in a straight line? You had that whole open field. Place the loader on the right front and lift it. The loader is stood off from the tractor being lifted with no damage. Have the axle attachment put on the truck in the air not the fifth wheel. Then have them back under it from the left side at an angle just like they were making a sharp turn and bump the fifth wheel, You have the wonderful invention of a fifth wheel that can turn 360 seems to me like that would be an awesome thing to use. Just curious.

[@badgerpa9]

You do not go under anything suspended by chain, chains break. If they had a wrecker it would not have taken very long.

[@quietbrianquiet]

@@badgerpa9 Yes, clearly all safety precautions were taken.

[@davida.p.9911]

Awesome job guys!! Dangerous work, but sometimes the only way to get it done is to get right in it. 👍

[@DontbeWily]

Thanks for watching

[@auroratech97002]

Me over here yelling at the TV... Pick it up from the other side get away from the exhaust!!

[@johnwilliams-n4y]

now hook up all the air lines and light wires

[@marcelolaplace430]

Que lindo todo lo que hacen soy camionero argentino me gustaria ir ay

[@Brian-mp6bg]

They only did one correctly, safe and easier to count the kingpin on the axle and lift then couple.

[@alphonsotate2982]

The loader was in the wrong position finally they moved the chain to one side of the bucket

[@bradleysmith1566]

The overall incompetence throughout this video is stunning. Dangerous!

[@tomservice1404]

Now that was new for me thanks

[@GsCConcrete123]

looks interesting thanks 🤣🤣🤣.

[@LightningFabrication]

The easiest way to hook them up would be to back in at an angle instead of straight on., kind of jack knife them in. It would have opened up the side you had the loader on.