This Is A TERRIBLE Place To Get Stuck!

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[@CaseyLaDelle]

It’s amazing how many D-bags are in the comments. Looks like another long day of blocking people 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sharg0]

Thanks for cleaning them out!

[@xAllSystemsReadyx]

Amazing how stupid people can be huh? Its a reflection thing, their life sucks so much they can't stand seeing someone else rising. Maybe if they put the same amount of energy in their life they wouldn't have to worry about someone else but we all know that's not going to happen. Great job brother and as normal I love the content...

[@shawnsmith4612]

So what’s the jist of what these d-bags are saying?

[@macattack1392]

Dang I missed all the fun. Lol What were they saying? I'll share the popcorn 🍿 & candy 🍬 of someone fills me in.

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

What the heck is wrong with some people??!!

[@dab1068]

4 minutes in I saw the train signal was lit up. Most of those signals are approach lit signals which means they stay dark until a train is coming. Something to keep an eye out for if you are ever working around railroad tracks again.

[@kiiiisu]

cheers!

[@k1j2f30]

Remember red is go and green is stop, in RR colors!

[@BFT88]

I was wondering about that! 1:54 and you can see it’s Green. Learned something today lol

[@mikerubynfs]

@@k1j2f30 This signal was showing green over red, track speed on the mainline. Both red would mean stop.

[@dab1068]

@@mikerubynfs Correct. Must be a fellow railfan, LOL. It's hard to tell for sure but at 8:30, the signals appear to have gone dark meaning no approaching train from the previous direction. That doesn't necessarily speak for the other direction but it's at least you know there isn't another one coming from the same direction right away.

[@NigelBallard]

The pull mere seconds from the fast and unforgiving train rattling by was a real Hollywood moment. Timing is everything!

[@chrisdaniel1339]

7 Locomotives, damn that train must be going to climb some mountains

[@mahbriggs]

Fortunately he was far enough from the tracks he would have been clear of the train, but it would have been a nerve racking experience. By the way, i love those replacement tire valve stems! One of our local farm supply stores carries them.

[@warrenjansen7096]

Your video reminded me of when I helped a guy off the railroad tracks many years ago. He had gotten his pickup stuck crossways on the tracks that he was trying to cross. Saw him from the road and went to help. He was so stuck, that I didn't think I would ever get him free. It's amazing what you can do when you see a freight train barreling down on you and hear that horn honking. After a lot of frantic tugging and pushing we popped him off in the nick of time.

[@vibratingstring]

I would've grabbed him and ran. The jeep is owned by the insurance company at that point

[@chb2551]

It's funny how many people get bothered by how every movie has things happen in-the-nick-of-time (me included). Such as when someone is saved from a horrible end just-in-the-nick-of-time, rather than way before the end was to happen. Yet, it's surprising how many times IRL nick-of-time events really do happen. This is just 1 of many recorded. I don't think there's a person alive who hasn't had at least 1 event happen like that.

[@realwildman]

I have really gotten into the offroad thing in the last couple of years, but I've been a train person all my life. My first thoughts watching this was "STAY OFF THE TRACKS!!!" Even when you think your fine and you'll hear the train coming stay off and remember trains are wider that the tracks. Ribbon rail has made trains way quieter than most people think. I once arrived at work and could hear the crossing bell 800 ft away, I look that direction, but no train. Mind you I'm standing about 100 feet away from the tracks themselves, I turn too look away from the crossing and there it is. A train approaching the crossing going 40mph and just as quite as could be. They were coasting, so the loco was just idling as it went by. I have always been hyper aware for trains because of my love of them and yet this thing snuck up on me. Also if you're ever stuck on a crossing, look for the blue sign on it. There is an 800 number to call and a ID number to tell the person at the other end what crossing you're on. This way they can let trains crews know and hopefully avoid a collision. Trains are estimated to kill 1 person every 100 minutes. Each year nearly 1,000 people are killed in train related accidents. The U.S. Department of Transportation reports that 5,800 train-car collisions occur in the country every year. Most of these accidents take place at railroad crossings, leading to 600 deaths and 2,300 injuries. Never race a train, you will always lose! Be safe out there.

[@1988dgs]

Off roading and trains… two hobbies that you really don’t want to mix

[@dotar9586]

@@1988dgs Okay. You got an actual laugh out of me.

[@jamesfkndean]

Wonder what would happen if you take say a pair of jumper cables and shunt the track at the crossing wonder if it would drop the signals in that block

[@sdrailfan892]

@@jamesfkndean interesting idea, not sure it would work. But the signal you would want to drop is the previous signal. The train would be unable to stop for the near signal if they were going at track speed. Often when there is a green signal for the block, the previous signal is green also. So the train is coming full track speed and would not be able to stop.

[@jamesfkndean]

@@sdrailfan892 true but with ptc/ctc these days the engineer would have some idea what's going on and might be able to reduce speed as soon as they see it or the dispatcher will contact them and tell them reduce to restricted speed

[@t.l.robinson2162]

Congratulations on another successful recovery and congratulations on your customer getting the job.

[@xxBlazinBobxx]

Phew! Getting stuck so close to an active track like that is no bueno! Got crossed up trying to cross a random section of track once as a youngster. Had my dirt-bike in the back of my Dad's 74 Dodge D200 pickup and wanted to get to the other side of the track to ride, but the rails were higher than I expected and the truck got hung up. I knew it was an active track and that I done messed up badly and needed to get off them ASAP! Rocked back and forth a bit and eventually was able to get enough traction to power over it. Thank goodness it was the "pre traction control" days, because I needed all the power to the wheels! Ended up denting the gas tank, but I got off the tracks with a "lesson learned" experience. Dad wasn't happy I messed his gas tank up, but did appreciate his truck (and kid) didn't go up in a ball of flames.

[@grantdavis5992]

The old sounds of "clickity clack" that we no longer hear on welded tracks. There's no going back after they upgrade those tracks.

[@61rampy65]

Very enjoyable video, Casey! Your cameraman did a fantastic job. I'm also glad to see that the customer not only helped, but got to the interview on time! That train was a bit scary, even tho he really wasn't that near the tracks.

[@chrischristenson4547]

Things are better today because you were there

[@kevinculbertson2071]

Casey, just a point of reference. You made a comment about you shouldn’t use your air compressor for just one tire for too long (something like that) because it creates too much pressure. That statement is incorrect. Your pump, and others, creates flow, cubic feet per second (cfm). Restriction creates pressure. So your comment should have been that your compressor creates too much flow. I’m not trying to sound like a hater or call you a liar, just the opposite. I’ve heard you say several times before that you like to tell us correct information and it is greatly appreciated as some KZbinrs just say what they think sounds cool. Thanks again for a great video. Always enjoy them.

[@lonhoschar1943]

Great job, Casey!! I'll bet this will be something that guy never forgets!! Glad he got the job!!

[@CountryAndClassics]

That was some good timing with the train coming.

[@bushmatt]

I am always impressed how you can use your old school experience to getter done.

[@christopher9626]

That was a definitely a fantastic new intro! Youre always a breath of fresh air and positivity, Casey!

[@RichQcCa]

I hate when that happen. You get all dressed up for a job interview then you get stuck driving the backroads....

[@SWResto]

Having worked at the Railroad for 22 years this guy's truck was well clear of the tracks had no real risk in its position of getting hit by Train! Only in case of derailment or unsecured load I'd put that at about less than 1% chance of derailment and even less for unsecured load.

[@popsandmajonestikiparadise3889]

25 yr retired Locomotive Engineer right here..agree with everything you just said. Having had my fair share of collisions thruout my career,I’m more concerned with the train crew worrying about people and vehicles along the tracks and what they are doing and the horror of what that entails. I hope the crew called this in to dispatch!! I love this channel but absolutely cannot agree to making this kind of set up video at the cost of the train crew.

[@steven.h0629]

3:15 exactly what the customer said.. 👍😎✊

[@CarlosNFiona3]

This is much more serious than most people realize. My biggest concern was the people and the dog. Trains are loud, but they can sneak up on you quickly, especially when there is a blind corner and no horn blowing. There are several accidents and fatalities every year caused by people on or near the tracks that never saw it coming. It’s seems hard to imagine but it happens.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

@@popsandmajonestikiparadise3889there was absolutely nothing setup about this. What you saw is what happened

[@JohnHallgren]

@@popsandmajonestikiparadise3889so I take it that you missed the part where the guys driving the pickup went over closer to the tracks only because of obstructions in the dirt trail that they were on? And then got stuck there… There’s absolutely NOTHING set up about this!

[@rickeycompton5518]

Driving backwards----drive fotklifts--great to learn to drive backwards---helping my cousin move things into a storage unit---took her car to the gate to let in our help. Sling my arm over the seat drove backwards to the gate--didn't realize I was driving her car like a forklift until I honked the horn going around a corner on the way back.

[@lockedin60]

What a way to keep the heart pumping. What a surprise!

[@cline3290]

See tracks, think train! Trains run stop signals every day. Just keep that in mind. I would hate to see anything happen to yall out their Casey! Your channel is one of my favorites. Cheers man!

[@TheMrpiggyboy]

Dang. Ther'e you are. Folks need help And you help em. You are thee man.

[@TumbleweedRancher]

Having been helped out by a good samaritan on the way to the 1st day of a job, I can really appreciate this video. It was in the rain on the coast in January. Nice work Casey!

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

That was such incredible timing Casey! Well done! I had a low tire and just used all 4 to equalize and fill up. Morrflate sure makes awesome stuff!

[@fastst1]

4 wheelin is tough when you don't have it! I've seen a locomotive pull an excavator out like it was a puppy on a leash. 7 Locos! woof!!

[@robertrosicki9290]

Casey did that recovery faster than a speeding locomotive .

[@rossr4272]

Good little resuce. Got to love the old 6.9 idi diesels

[@johnmoore1025]

That was one of the coolest recoveries ever. The best timing ever

[@nja1081]

Thanks for telling us about those valve stems, I've already ordered some

[@georgevindo]

NICE job there Casey and partner. It becomes a lot more rewarding when you find out you made such a difference. Thanks for the video.

[@kpdvw]

You could not have timed it better with the train barreling down on the rescue scene....! Sure made the engineer relieved!

[@garybarry4446]

Casey you are the man so cool that you help out mankind in so many amazing ways

[@professorfalken4600]

Note to self, stay off of the rail easement.

[@edwinschlee8374]

That was to close to the tracks! Good job getting the tires fixed so he could get going!

[@gcampbell83]

Hi Casey. Thank you for your gift of helping anyone out. I appreciate the update that the gentleman made it to his interview and got the job. If it wasn't for your dedication, he may have been one of the camping in the forest down on his luck stories.

[@487joe]

A better train video than some train channels

[@donaldmarty8445]

Yup, you definately found your intro, Casey! Great job!

[@georgenicholai6089]

That train was really moving!

[@northerncatom7732]

It sure was!

[@Chiellus11]

Good training

[@MrMuddinmatt]

You're the man Casey

[@lindabrewer3243]

You saved the day for the betterment of one mans life, as always!! Great job!

[@rickydonahue1586]

Nice save y'all!👍👍

[@papatomsthoughts]

Perfect timing for an awesome video. Good job.

[@1944chevytruck]

good job!

[@MrJordanwain]

Great work as always Casey!!!

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Awesome recovery 👌

[@legogummybear5]

Great video Casey. Well done all :-)

[@katreniaclark]

Great job Casey!!!!!!!!

[@donwilliams3626]

Nice job getting him out to get to his new job.

[@Trydntru]

Strong work young man!

[@garychelf9201]

Congratulations on the job, great job Casey, thanks

[@hoophil]

Great video Casey! Loved the train screaming by. Hi David, good to see you again!

[@thripflorin2746]

Great work Casey. You got a heart of gold.

[@rshutterbug47]

That Was Cool & Good, Great Job 👍👍👍

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Outstanding great job!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@Lambert_Life]

That train is moving on ! Good video, as usual 👌🇺🇸

[@bobtucker8875]

As always great 👍 content guys. Thanks for sharing 😊.

[@knoester7714]

Good recovery job Casey and crew

[@adriancarl1210]

Thank you Cassey, all the way South Africa, loving your work ethic and love of what u do, your honest no bullshit approach. Go have fun in the mountains.

[@SwirlingSoul]

Awesome vid! And congrats on getting the Job, StuckGuy!

[@garychaiken808]

Good job 😊

[@johnperun232]

That's Awesome Casey to the RESCUE GREAT CONTENT AND VIDEO

[@dougdean3134]

So glad he got the job!

[@xAllSystemsReadyx]

Mission Complete, Good Job and Way to Go on the interview its always nice to land that job you want 100%

[@jeffclark2725]

Great recoverythumbs up, always enjoy coming along on your adventures out in the woods, and a 7 locomotive train,just like watching Wide World of Trains, cool tire repair kit

[@Dz-tt9vg]

Well done.👍😀

[@lonniet.2816]

I LOVE A HAPPY ENDING! THANKS FOR MAKING IT POSSIBLE.

[@rogermontee8264]

Great job Casey!!!! Keep up the great work.☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@R.O.D_OFF-ROAD]

Pizza and drinks are the best 🤣🤣🤣 and perfect timing for both 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 and i need those valve repair kit. Mis my recovery days keep it up brings me memories every time i see your videos 👍

[@richardthomas1743]

HEY! Good morning Casey and thumbs UP!!

[@mackboss2189]

Just a suggestion. Add a set of jump terminals to front of your vehicle, saves going under the hood and your battery terminals.

[@loribeck7496]

Pretty cool video!

[@richieixtar5849]

Yaaay, what would it have cost to set that train scene up in Hollyweird and you Got it Spot On! Great and interesting vid as always Cassey, keep em coming mate :)

[@michaelwpaulin4876]

Yeah Casey, you saved the day for this guy. Awesome Video..

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

Wild man!

[@johntseka3024]

We Love all your videos. And thank you! for all the people that you help. This country needs more people like you nice work. What’s the green compressor that you use in the train video. I surf fish and am looking for something to air up tires in my truck camper faster. I occasionally run across someone that doesn’t have air to re inflate tires that they needed to deflate to get off the beach that they drove on early in the day when it was still damp from the overnight dew.

[@vanmanmarc]

Casey saving more than vehicles. 10 years ago I had been out of work for 5 years and had just secured my current job. On my first day I had driven a few feet down the road and my driver's door came open as the lock had frozen open. Thinking I was going to lose my job before I started it over some thing so stupid I lost my temper and started slamming the door and swearing at my car. Needless to say that didn't work. But it did attacked the attention of a plumber who lived near by. Instead of shouting at me of telling me to shut up, he calmly asked me what the problem was and carefully used his blow torch on my door to free the lock. That night I went back to his house with some thank you gifts. 10 years later I still work at the same job. Not sure I could be that calm if someone was shouting and banging outside my house first thing in the morning. I owe that guy a lot. Good for him. Glad he got the job.

[@JThelen1031]

Crazy intro, fantastic outro. Congrats guy!

[@kollinspencer847]

its a good thing you got him out cuz some times those mixed freight/ manifest trains have loose straps they will hang out on the side and hit stuff

[@ArnCital]

do a search for Colby Valve Permanent Replacement Valve 2 pack for the neatest thing I must carry in all my 4x4s, 3 of 'em, along with an air pump. Thank you for showing me this useful part. I had to have a tire valve on my Rubicon replaced at a Jeepers Jamboree so fortunately I got to camp where they could replace it.

[@Effect2o]

This was so fun to watch! Wow what suspense! Stuck, TRAIN, flat, Job interview. wow. Good work, as always!! Keep it up and keep them coming.

[@darkancient]

To everyone bagging on the guys for how they were dressed, have you never gone home and changed your clothes after work, or do you think that whatever you're wearing at the beginning of the day is the only thing you're allowed to wear? You've never come home after work, showered, and changed into something else? If my interview was in the afternoon, I'm not going to sit in my business casual clothes all day for a 20 to 60 minute event.

[@samuelarsenault5484]

not to mention a lot of jobs dont want people how are scared of getting dirty. show up in steel toes, blue jeans, a shirt thats already got a rip, and most importantly wanting to work and you've got the job. thats how I got my first real job in a factory building 50' trailers.

[@neilmetzgar7233]

I had an 86 3/4 ton diesel Ford To wheel drive back in the pre internet days. It was practically useless I would get stuck on flat grass and just spin the backtires had to pull myself out of the yard several times with an 81 Mercedes.😅

[@miked19831988]

can't people watch and enjoy these video without nit picking, critisize and be rude.??

[@CaseyLaDelle]

Nope, KZbin doesn’t allow that.

[@timking2194]

Great video

[@57WillysCJ]

The end was icing on the cake.

[@tommy13t]

I know your a off road recovery guy but man oh man do I wish you had a still video of that engine going by. 7 engines running with all your dust and action going on. By far my most favorite video.

[@henrycarlson7514]

Another fine Rescue ,

[@timjchick]

I have some of those valve stems in my recovery gear. I have t had to use them yet but it looks like they work good.

[@annvandielen8480]

So glad he got the job. Great job Casey?

[@tonypatrick9362]

Awesome I seen train coming I crossed my fingers and legs LoL then seen Casey smash the load peddle and was all clear

[@Doubie.]

The load going over the bumps sealed it probably could’ve done the same thing by dropping it with the Jack once or twice if it got any dirt in the bead seal it will probably leak again though

[@alanseys95]

Casey that was a close but you did and a Awesome job

[@aaronmcconnell7358]

Like they said in the movie super 8 (filmed in and around my hometown)" that's what we call production value".😂

[@judithburke1539]

I'm hoping that you ate the pizza on the way to help this fellow because dust topping would ruin lunch for sure!

[@EatCarbs]

Damnit Casey.. I want a Monster and a slice of pizza now. lol Cool recovery.. thanks for the video

[@haroldphipps3457]

And I want one of those jacks

[@uoldboat]

lug nuts are optional

[@vibratingstring]

SWEET! HE GOT THE JOB!!!!!

[@kenwalker5384]

YIKES! That was close!!!