Vehicles Falling Through Ice Compilation

Here are some prime examples of why you don't drive on ice without being sure that it is safe. Keep in mind that ice thickness can vary greatly over the surface of a lake. By safe people!
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[@whome6878]

I'm convinced. Cold weather freezes the part of your brain that houses common sense!

[@Attic2U]

Wouldn't be surprised with most of these people in this video. Remember to Subscribe.

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Technically that's true. The cold forces out bodies to shut Down, and mental capacity is indeed limited in freezing conditions.

[@Attic2U]

@lahokc59 LOL

[@Attic2U]

lahokc59 hope to continue hearing from you

[@Jodyrides]

In case you haven’t heard, common sense is not too common

[@TheTyisawesome]

Wtf was last guy doing did he think he was gonna pull it out by hand lmao 😂

[@Attic2U]

He forgot to take his superman pills that day....lol

[@antonioporras5161]

It's like that scene from Titanic, "I'll never let go Jack, I'll never let go." And then she let go. Blub blub.

[@edantonuk690]

Idk mom an dad are going to b mad

[@stumarston6812]

Sometimes parting is painful. He was saying I'll never forget you!!!

[@TheTyisawesome]

@@stumarston6812 ahhh yes that actually does make sense. Watching this back again at 18:31 you can see he actually does lift the whole vehicle up some haha! He really wanted to save it

[@mrskywalker6114]

morale of the story: don't drive on thin ice

[@Attic2U]

EXACTLY!!

[@neenskybeat]

Luke Skywalker 0

[@MrYougotcaught]

How about just don't drive on ice at all?

[@dylansmith697]

@@MrYougotcaught when its thick enough its fine

[@richardkey4289]

No ice is guaranteed, even after weeks of -30 , you never know if there's a fracture, air picket, void, What are ya willing to bet with ....

[@destroyeverything8530]

13:41 "Like a good neighbor State Farm is there!"

[@Attic2U]

Probs not for in these instances. Remember to Subscribe.

[@curtekstrom6600]

News Flash, State Farm is laughing at you, you would never get an Insurance Company to Settle a Claim on ANY Vehicle on Ice.

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@markd6634]

Intelligent people who drive on icy lakes and rivers! Now the fuel and oils from the truck will be in the lake. SMART!

[@Attic2U]

EXACTLY

[@rahrah8076]

Mark D yeah and the pipeline doesn’t help either when they explode or leak into the lakes lol

[@jrand2631]

It is such small amounts that it do not matter - it'll get diluted very fast.

[@camoflauge9760]

Yah no. That’s a little off

[@Attic2U]

ZZZZZZ

[@thejumboshrimp9572]

I think a few people may have drowned in this video

[@rocketraccoon1976]

+ TheJumboShrimp It's ok. That's just natural selection at work.

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

"No animals were harmed in the making of this video!"

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@glenturney4750]

Usually Russians. 😁

[@dansherwood1043]

It sure looks that way. Not my idea of an ice bath.

[@randolph4896]

A lot of these guys are probably more worried about goin home telling the other half they lost the family wheels under the ice....lol

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@JamesKing2understandinglife]

I was sorry to see them fall through, but there is nothing to do but watch and feel their situation.

[@Attic2U]

Pretty much

[@conway2121]

NEVER DRIVE ON ICE MAN IT NEVER FREEZES EVEN ALWAYS THIN SPOTS ONE DAY YOU WILL LOSE YOUR VEHICLE.

[@Attic2U]

True dat

[@camoflauge9760]

Meh

[@baileyhooper926]

That second one was just full on crazy like the whole car was in the water

[@zstrode.8953]

Bailey Hooper I don't even get why they pulled it out lol its obviously a complete loss

[@Attic2U]

Z STRODE Legally they have to pull the vehicle out. There are HUGE fines that would be laid against someone if they were caught leaving a vehicle sunken in a lake.....likely even jail time. Some may say that it isn't that big of a risk....but it is huge. If your vehicle sinks, you will be caught eventually.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Never trust ice that hasn't been thoroughly checked, not even for walking. Make no assumptions, take no chances.

[@Attic2U]

Exactly. Always better to be safe than sorry.

[@joelbeaudoin2761]

my good friend sunk his work truck a huge diesel this week, when it could of been all avoided if he had not been lazy and started up his old light jeep, the dumb ass was also drunk. Let's just say he is now unemployed.

[@Attic2U]

Sounds like someone had some fun explaining to do. Too bad they didn't get it on tape or he could have submitted it to me to create a new video. hahaha

[@johngordon4357]

@AllstateInsurance Am I covered for mayhem, like this?

[@Attic2U]

hahaha, I think they would just start laughing at anyone that asks that

[@acreageliving]

@@Attic2U you are covered here. most people dont know this, but you are even covered if you are drunk and wreck your truck. Google it. It doesnt matter how much of a dumbass you are, you are covered with insurance if you have full coverage.

[@davidpage3893]

I’m an adventure seeker. I love taking risks and challenges, especially driving on frozen lakes. I push my luck when driving on thin ice. I get thrills and chills when I hear the ice cracking under my vehicle. Then it gets more exciting when my vehicle goes through the ice and slowly fills with cold water and finally sinks below the ice. To avoid mayhem like me get Allstate.

[@goldwolfnhn]

the biggest problem with the group trying to pull out the blue ford, is not the running start, or the slack, it's actually the fact that they are using ROPE along with the chain and it's the ROPE that keeps snapping. As far as I'[m concerning these people where making a show of helping when they where really trying to make the guys truck sink.

[@Attic2U]

Pretty well

[@kentbullard6917]

I have never been around icy lakes but even though I have no experience with it,common sense tells me that it is not a good idea to drive a perfectly good vehicle out on ice of unknown thickness. And spinning the tires will only produce friction thus melting the ice and making it more slick and reducing traction.

[@Attic2U]

We have ourselves a winner here lol. Most people that drive on ice don't have half the brains you do.

[@luci-fer250]

you've proven your case congrats.

[@Bruhx4]

On Craigslist next day, low miles no accident, 0 rust, good truck.

[@Attic2U]

Wouldn't be surprising....lol

[@space.cowboy69]

this is why when ice fishing, i refuse to take a vehicle (unless a snow machine) out onto the ice.

[@chuckd5877]

Just be aware of the thickness and quality of the ice. This happens to careless people. It's not that hard to know when to use a car and when not to on the ice.

[@space.cowboy69]

Chuck D oh yeah i know up in this bay that i vacation at on Lake Huron, they'll have semi trucks on the ice for a festival. it will be like 30" thick in some spots.

[@wishinifishin5172]

Michigander tawas bay or Saginaw bay

[@space.cowboy69]

wishinifishin517 Tawas but im sure it happens in every little fishing port across michigan

[@wishinifishin5172]

Michigander I go to the perch festival too

[@trailriderrushpro8005]

Love how the last guy thought holding it was going to help...😑🤣

[@Attic2U]

Guess he forgot to be super that day

[@michaelvandyke6715]

Ya' he was pretty stupid!

[@Attic2U]

Lol

[@shaneroper477]

People really need to educate themselves as to how much ice is safe to drive on. Like really.....wow!

[@Attic2U]

No kidding

[@tankkiller41]

I hate to bring this up but I lost a good friend to this kind of stupidity this spring. They were fishing and one guys truck broke through the ice. So my buddy goes and gets a tractor and drives on the ice. Well he goes through the ice and family and friends can only watch. Took 3 days before the divers could get his body out of the tractor.

[@Attic2U]

It is a dangerous thing to do...

[@johndolan513]

The guy at the end trying to pull the truck out by himself! This is why we used to call it "ice drinking" not ice fishing.

[@Attic2U]

Sadly he didn't convert into the Hulk fast enough...

[@ashawayangler7136]

insurance get dropped? it should and a penalty for environmental pollution and driving courses would help

[@Attic2U]

There are penalties in most states and provinces for having accidents like this.

[@mathesonfraser649]

Insurance is for stupidity also

[@curtekstrom6600]

Insurance Companies will NOT cover Through the Ice Drops. And Fines can be Hundreds or Thousands and Compound each day

[@bobbysolo5411]

You know who doesn't fall through the ice EVER? People that don't go out ONTO ice as if it's a road.

[@Attic2U]

There is truth in that

[@terrysigmon3119]

These could make great Farmers Insurance Comercials.

[@Attic2U]

Haha that is true.

[@xlr8r2010]

If you have ever thought about driving a vehicle, out on the ice...DON'T! lol

[@Attic2U]

It can actually be very safe so long as one has actual knowledge of how to do so and what are safe conditions. Example: Ice Bridges. Remember to Subscribe.

[@069220]

When you take your car/truck out on the ice when the ice isn't thick enough, you take your chances, often you'll lose!

[@Attic2U]

Smart Words

[@ericweinert2906]

That's gotta be the most empty feeling in the world watching it sink and not being able to do anything about it

[@Attic2U]

It would definitely be up there for empty feelings haha

[@gibco25-offical56]

All these cars u see here go to scrap yards or salvage Yards. They don’t get reused unless if they dump 50k for parts.

[@Attic2U]

And I doubt anyone would spend that much to fix one haha

[@gospelfilms7942]

Another problem South Africa never has.

[@Attic2U]

True true

[@chasegraffem3469]

one of my worse fears right here

[@Attic2U]

It is something I sure fear also haha

[@raypowell1534]

That would be my worst fear driving a frozen lake is falling in.

[@Attic2U]

I can't imagine how scary that would be

[@stevemcgarrett303]

Freeze your ass off. Lose your truck. Maybe catch a fish. Makes perfect sense.

[@Attic2U]

Freeze your butt of only if you are stupid enough to not dress warm enough.... Lose your truck due to stupidity. Catch a fish and make lifelong memories with friends.

[@JIMJAMSC]

And to think all of these "flood vehicles" will end up for "sale- One owner" on some used car lot next spring.

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@travisluraas1620]

I have drove on the ice several times. These people are just dumb. None of those conditions were remotely close to being safe. The closest questionable one was the blue truck and you can clearly see a visible underwater current thinning the ice. There is such a thing called safe ice. People choose not to be safe. Driving heavy equipment through running water through a river!? Driving on the lake at all with open water everywhere?! Just madness.

[@Attic2U]

Ding Ding Ding we have a winner here. Good to here someone talk about true ice safety for a change.

[@unotumolva226]

That f350 is still savable they have a lot of cars they can tie all their cars in that f350 and pull all together at once

[@Attic2U]

Guess they didn't think of teamwork lol

[@williambarnes5023]

(Falls through ice.) (Tries to reverse.) Nope. THAT ain't gonna work.

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@retrodog63]

In the south, the floods come to us. We're not stupid enough drive around looking for one. Well most of us aren't anyway.

[@Attic2U]

That is a good way to go about it. There are safe amounts of ice to drive on though........if you haven't you should check out shows and documentaries that talk about the ice roads in the north.

[@joshbaker2157]

Sometimes people make a healthy living on safe ice. Why are there so many yellow bellies anymore. And sometimes life is the roll of the dice. A lot of southner's ancestors would be ashamed of what has become of their bloodline. We used to raise sheep and goats up in some of the highest the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. There where some brutal winters back then and took a chance of dying every winter. Kids these days.

[@DieselAddict-vs9fc]

retrodog63 agree

[@neilduncan8657]

Driving on ice sure seems like it could be fun but I would choose a cheap lightweight vehicle

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@texasboy5117]

That’s crazy! You take a $60,000 pickup out on thin ice. I thought your mama raised you better.

[@Attic2U]

It does seem a little insane, doesn't it?

[@jlpolcat13]

When a pickup truck is trying to pull anything out of being stuck the farmers tractor rule should be used. Turn trucks around hooking the tow line to the back frame hitch while facing the vehicle you are pulling. Puts all the pull weight on the back axles of the pulling truck. Tractors pull front end up hooking to back of tractor turning tractor backwards keeps front down on tractors with pulling weight on rear tractor tires. SEMPER FIDELIS

[@Attic2U]

Finally someone that knows what they are doing!

[@OGfancy420]

You can only watch vehicles fall in ice for so long

[@Attic2U]

And yet people keep watching it....haha

[@OldDocSilver]

The chain should have been lower...around the axel. The other alternative was to put a heavy 8 foot pole upright under the chain on an angle facing the truck and close to the ball hitch. That way when you pull you slowly lift the truck up out of the hole. The way they were trying was breaking the chain because the truck had to break thick ice going backwards before it would come out....impossible task.

[@Attic2U]

Sounds like most of the people in this video didn't have 1% of the intelligence of you fine sir.

[@mtyhntr49]

I guess if one has enough monies they can afford to drive out there. Just amazes me.

[@Attic2U]

Or if they are just stupid enough.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

The first one was very risky because the rescue truck could itself have broken through the ice on its own, and also if the the other one ssnk it would pull the rescue one with it because they were attached. Very lucky all around.

[@Attic2U]

The dangers that many don't think about......

[@bennygarr5468]

This will never happen to me cuz my Jeep never leaves lovely Solid Ground

[@Attic2U]

That is the safe/smart way to live life. I've never taken a vehicle on ice either and don't plan to. The ice in one spot could be 2 feet thick and in another spot it could just be a few inches due to underwater springs, ice-heaves, or many other things.

[@camoflauge9760]

@@Attic2U again gotta know what to look for and how to scout

[@Attic2U]

And even then you could find your butt in freezing cold water.

[@JRODD666]

the end video is hilarious. guy grabbing on like its baby jesus

[@Attic2U]

HE sure doesn't seem to want to let go, does he?

[@069220]

Insurance is void I bet!

[@Attic2U]

Guaranteed

[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb2863]

Yeah hello! insurance company.... I had this Bright Idea today to lose a $40,000 vehicle.... To catch a $2 fish 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Attic2U]

Seems like a very bright idea haha

[@LacyLemur]

*now diddly darn Dee lets drive recklessly over this thin ice nothing could go wrong oh darn what’s that cracking sound*

[@Attic2U]

Quite a dumb idea, eh? haha

[@easygoing2479]

I'd think twice before I bought a used truck for cheap anywhere around LOTW. Ha! Baudette, Warroad, Angle, Rat Portage... who knows how many vehicles are at the bottom of that car lot. At least it's shallow enough to fish them out easily on the MN side.

[@Attic2U]

I've always been curious to know how many unregistered vehicles lie on the lake bottoms across North America...

[@pngman4635]

Like new, never been in winter, no water damage, asking $20,000 :P

[@Attic2U]

Someone would definitely try that....lol

[@General_Eisenhower1945]

Attic2U they did it after hurricane Sandy

[@Attic2U]

paul chandler not a surprise. Remember to subscribe.

[@daafukulookinat4965]

Mini van guy should not be loose in society..........hes dangerous.

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@superduper9981]

They really wanted those chains back.

[@Attic2U]

Looked like it

[@YANGNIMOG]

It’s even harder to save that little vehicle than the titanic! Sorry guys

[@Attic2U]

Amazingly true

[@Subaroutback]

As soon as I saw that Yaris I knew it was gonna be some little bro behind the wheel.

[@Attic2U]

Pretty Much lol. Remember to Subscribe.

[@Semelem]

why would the first one not back away from the hole more???

[@Attic2U]

Maybe just to slick

[@thedude7726]

2:07 so that's how cars are born

[@Attic2U]

LOL....it is a little known fact

[@scarletbegonias2359]

" I saved the Molson Goldies, but the truck didn't make it."

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@Thebunholio]

That truck at 10:31 could've been saved if those idiots didn't try to get so much speed.

[@Attic2U]

Stupid people do as stupid people do....lol Remember to Subscribe.

[@TrailBlazer5280]

lol why were they gunning it so hard on the clip in the middle? Oh really the chain broke?? who would have thought

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@JamesXiaolu]

Come on people! No ritual and go down together with your beloved vehicle?

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@accuratearsenal4737]

Russians and laughing at their friends drowning

[@Attic2U]

Kind of explains a bit of what was going on.

[@Attic2U]

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[@kravdraa7]

Quite astonishing and horrifying.

[@monkeyhaters9258]

Silly Russians

[@KevinJohnson-jc9ju]

crazy buggers aren't they

[@BernPisarcikJr]

I couldn’t afford to loose a truck like that.

[@Attic2U]

I don't know many people that could

[@randyprevette3903]

Looks solid to me, yep me too. Let's roll! Oh no ice broke, im a dumb ass!

[@Attic2U]

Probs exactly what was going through their minds....lol

[@Hagfan789]

With that blue ford that went in...What where they thinking? All that slack then Just Giver..They should have just pushed in with that strategy. Next time call a tow company?

[@chuckd5877]

There were a bunch of blue fords that went in. And it worked with the first one didn't it? Lol

[@Hagfan789]

Chuck D The one @ 11:00 -_-

[@carloshuerta8586]

Hagfan789 if they didn't get speed when it had slack in it the how hell would have they gotten traction when it had no slack and most tow companies won't even dare go in ice

[@Hagfan789]

Chevy Duramax We do this stuff here in in WI all the time. You always need to secure the vehicle so it doesn't go from bad to worse as it did here. Once you secure it...Then you have all the time you need to get the equipment in there to do it correctly. This was a cluster F.

[@Attic2U]

Just one thing here.......I've worked for a few different companies doing the same types of jobs and they had their own ways of doing things. Whenever someone tells me that something is right because it is how they did it at work......I start to question their intelligence. Sometimes there isn't always a 'correct' way. Many times it is the person that doesn't follow what the norm is that saves many lives by using quick instincts. Not that many of these vehicles were saved by any quick instincts.....

[@sammy2840]

First time we drove on Lk Minnetonka my buddie and I were laughing cause they told us to drive with windows down! Nuh uh! Ice was 4 ft thick! And we stayed away from moving water channels! I don’t ever want to do this fun! Bet the water is a bit chilly, boys?

[@Attic2U]

Ice safety 'tis all about being smart, and especially knowing what the ice conditions are like, as you say

[@danb6838]

😆😆😆The Blue Ford pickup. 😆😆 Who'd they call? "Let's Make it Worse Towing" I kept waiting to see Moe slap Curly with the tow chain.😆😆

[@Attic2U]

Haha

[@rkj4107]

That F350 could have been saved. If they weren't tugging at 80MPH it would have pulled out

[@ericwsmith7722]

Absolutely , those dumb asses are 100% responsible for sending it to the bottom. Lets see, get a running start first with out even trying to just pull it out, break the chain..... fix the same chain,,,,, try the exact same thing,,,

[@alfresco4976]

I was wondering when they would learn to put multiple chains on it. They didn't. Also wondering why, with a lake with a maximum depth of 36', they didn't leave chains on it when they had the chance. Now who wants to go down there and hook 'em up?

[@ericwsmith7722]

al fresco... because they were retarded !

[@Attic2U]

Yep. They are very retarded

[@bloodbrotherdon]

Wonder if the guy ever tried to remove it from the lake I mean I doubt it but still wonder

[@abbyhendricks250]

lets get a 200 foot running start at it and then all scratch our heads and wonder gee jim idk why the chain snapped? some of these guys are mental lol.

[@Attic2U]

Mental is one way of putting it......

[@BRollOffroad]

i could've sworn they learned on the first one- nope! "the run wasn't long enough! get a bigger start and it'll pull right out!" morons.

[@brendanstanford5612]

It's just basic physics. Even if you had a super chain and a fully loaded dump truck, it would fling that sinking truck like a yoyo and probably total it. Those guys are dumber than Corey and Trevor

[@jimbopaw]

The truck is remarkably durable.

[@craiglaffytaffy]

And no blanket or anything over the strap, going to take a leg off.

[@maxwedge3979]

A guy I know has a jeep he uses for ice fishing. It's not street legal, only for the ice. The only thing different about it is about 75 ft of rope tied to the bumper with a buoy on it so when it goes through the ice he can find it again in the spring. He's retrieve it twice now. Takes about an hour to get it running again. Of course he's completely insane but then that helps.

[@Attic2U]

Holy cow haha. Dedication at its finest

[@ronfox5519]

How does he get it out? With a barge? Or just do some jeep jiggin until he hits shore?

[@factsdontlie4342]

@@ronfox5519 asking the important questions!

[@playdiscgolf1546]

Lmao a jeep with a bobber

[@bbranett2188]

The gas and oil marinate the fish. Makes them taste like Nascar.

[@billtaylor4224]

they could have gotten the blue Ford truck out if they didn't spend all day getting the tow chains hooked up

[@Attic2U]

Most guys don't realise that there is a fine balance between speed and quality. In an instance, like these, there is a very fine line where speed definitely takes over the quality of the connections.

[@drwheycooler8423]

That was an excellent example of aggressive incompetence at work. Feel bad for the guy that owned the truck...considering it was saveable.

[@Bipbapbop_]

Bill Taylor they are idiots for pulling to hard they would have gotten the truck out if they just pulled on it gently lol

[@jakobstalheim5185]

+Brandon Falardeau Momentem= more force, More Force= it will come out easier, Less Momentem= Less force, Less force= A lot easier to pull out... So which sounds better? More force or less force...

[@deleteduser4045]

Ive pulled alot of trucks and equipment out of the mud and snow the only way that has worked for me is to rip on it.

[@UnitedKonvict]

19:33 that's the saddest thing I've seen all day, he's literally pulling his car with his bare hands. poor guy i wish him the best.

[@Attic2U]

Seemed pretty hopeless sadly

[@sdmedia1323]

It seems like he’s more holding his car. Like a goodbye. He knows it’s hopeless so he wants to wish it farewell, holding till the very end.

[@gearjammer2107]

I feel so bad for the last guy... it was probably his wife's brand new car.

[@4wheelsonmywagon733]

@@gearjammer2107 or his girlfriends....😳

[@shane99ca]

@@4wheelsonmywagon733 _Former_ girlfriend’s.

[@fionacollie7627]

3:05 Used chevy truck, slight water damage. body in good condition.

[@Attic2U]

Probs what happened....lol

[@99wallygator]

comes with the optional aquarium.

[@gunguy2808]

But needs a window

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

Engine only flooded once . . .

[@clintsinger6893]

nice and clean though. @@carlbruschnigjr1757

[@inkydoug]

In most states insurance won't pay anything for a vehicle that goes thru the ice, and the state will make you recover it.

[@Attic2U]

Bingo! Remember to subscribe.

[@easygoing2479]

Yip. Take Florida for an example...

[@sdmedia1323]

They expect them... to recover m e ? - car which sunk and then was crushed by another sinking car, what a coincidence

[@skullsaintdead]

Surely that just means there's a shitton of cars at the bottom of lakes?

[@sheild1117]

That’s not entirely true, there are quite a few insurance providers that do cover vehicles that fall through ice, also, several states will allow the owner to make its own arrangements to retrieve the vehicle in a timely matter, some states will give the owner a few days or so before stepping in and retrieving it for them this slapping them with the bill, the only fines the owner might receive is if there’s any pollutants leaking from the vehicle.

[@siemensol83]

The guy trying to hold the car above the ice..... Priceless

[@Attic2U]

Trying to be superman I guess haha

[@harrysweeten9417]

Perhaps he knew that gravity would not apply for a short time in that area and wanted to be ready to save his car. I blame the ice road trucker show for these vehicles being on the ice, and Trump as well

[@blakejonesmusic1456]

@@harrysweeten9417 what does trump have anything to do with it

[@BriannaBeastMode]

@@blakejonesmusic1456 Why not Trump? Everybody blamed Obama for everything when he was in office? Even Obama made a video of himself trying to dunk a cookie too big for a glass of milk and said "Thanks Obama" :D

[@rondohunter8966]

I thought he was going to do the proper ritual and go down with the vehicle. I hope he loses his captain's license for that slight of respect.

[@daveatqsr]

Yeah, blue ford truck. lol. 10 guys and none had a clue

[@Attic2U]

Kinda makes you think about all those jokes about "how many _____ does it take to do ________"

[@Attic2U]

@103CiHD haha

[@rondohunter8966]

Found In Pond Drowned just doesn't have the same ring to it.

[@Dreamlink91]

you are just as dumb as those people in this video

[@shane99ca]

More importantly, none had a winch.

[@edjones1302]

Hey Viktor I bet that you can't drive that 80,000 lb. (36,000 kg) bulldozer across that thin ice. The hell I can't, here hold my Vodka.

[@Attic2U]

Likely exactly how it went.

[@jamessims-mcmillan4098]

Ed Jones RIGHT,,,!

[@everettdurst1]

That couldn't be what happened ;) nobody hands over their vodka for a stunt like that, unless it's to have it topped off. It would have been, "The hell I can't, here top this off for me, I can't figure out which eye to close to get the bottle to line up."

[@Attic2U]

I am sure the conversation went exactly like this.

[@crisgelman9623]

Hahahaha 😂😂😂 Here hold my vodka!!

[@caponcrunch4217]

1:44 I can see it now "What are y'all doing way out here?" "Car fishing" "What???"

[@Attic2U]

May happen on occasion lol

[@glenturney4750]

😂😂😂

[@SavageWhiteBread]

Not as big as the dodge i caught the other day...

[@sdmedia1323]

And I swear the Mitsubishi I own jumped out at me...

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

That Ford Super duty is still running around under Lake of the Woods!

[@Attic2U]

The ghost truck

[@Wigglythegreat2]

Yep Davey Jones is driving it

[@masterace1150]

That ford couldn't drive on dry let alone underwater. If anything it drowned itself out of shame...I bet there was a Chevy parked somewhere to give the ford driver a ride home :D

[@Jstro14]

Longs it's floating around cause we all know ford's won't run that long hahaah

[@ronjohnson9507]

Tune in next week for another exciting episode of "idiots on ice"

[@Attic2U]

There is a never ending supply of those, isn't there?

[@sammylacks4937]

Wait till spring and the new episodes of idiots at the boat ramp

[@Attic2U]

Too true!

[@rdbuchli]

At the end, that guy was trying to pull his car out of the ice with his bare hands...draw your own conclusions

[@Attic2U]

I conclude that he forgot to take his superman pill that morning

[@iluvdrywall]

This was an educational video for me as I never knew there was a machine made to pull vehicles out of the water.

[@Attic2U]

It's pretty crazy isn't it?

[@Fowlgun]

Rumor has it that the updated crane has a giant zip lock bag full of rice to lower the trucks into...

[@ronfox5519]

@@Fowlgun LOL! You got me with that one

[@Attic2U]

@Fowlgun LOL

[@sweetkellymay]

I know a guy that drove his brand new, 50'000.00 dollar truck onto a frozen lake. It fell through, insurance did not cover the loss, plus he had to pay almost 40'000.00 dollars in recovery fees, including fines for contaminating the lake....

[@Attic2U]

It definitely is not good for the bank account to be careless....lol Remember to Subscribe.

[@leesantos9711]

Damn !

[@N64Guy]

But it was funny right?

[@MrKnutriis]

He should've filmed it and posted it to KZbin. Could have recovered some of the money.

[@destroyedidiots4730]

Let me guess he has 4 kids.

[@littlepippin8445]

So heart warming to see everybody pitching in to help out that guy in the last clip. Restores your faith in humanity.

[@Attic2U]

It's too bad more people don't help each other out.

[@jarrettwalters6632]

Everyone ran left him sitting there looking into the hole lol couldn’t have saved the vehicle but damn coulda been there for dude hopefully got him a ride back

[@Attic2U]

A ride back woulda been nice

[@Shafries]

Last clip, guy was thinking he could save it himself lol Everyone else like I'm outta here!

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

A FOOL AND HIS VEHICLE ARE SOON PARTED,

[@Attic2U]

Yes sir

[@shane99ca]

Not soon enough to suit me.

[@sammylacks4937]

Good one

[@Attic2U]

Lol

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

Things to take on the ice with you . . . 100 feet of clothesline and an empty plastic jug. When the vehicle breaks through, tie the clothesline to the bumper, pay out the line as the vehicle sinks, then tie the other end to the plastic jug. It makes it easier for the diver to find the vehicle.

[@Attic2U]

Sounds like a smart idea! Never would have thought of that.

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

I used to work in vehicle recovery in my much younger days. Pulled a lot of vehicles out of lakes. Had one numbskull who would lose at least one car a year while ice fishing. Finally told him to use the clothesline and jug. saved him about $1000 in diver and equipment times fees.

[@Attic2U]

Amazing how some people do not learn....

[@alvaroakatico9188]

Things to take on the ice with you, nothing! Just don't go.

[@Attic2U]

@@alvaroakatico9188 That may be the safest answer for the general population

[@judgetk8327]

I thought everybody knew you dont hit a chain hard they will snap everytime.

[@Attic2U]

Apparently not sadly. They chain making companies probably love these fools though.

[@jeckr66]

They are lucky someone wasn't killed when that chain broke... Not smart

[@shane99ca]

Snap-loading any kind of tether is a bad idea. Snap-loading a metal chain is a _very_ bad idea.

[@HumbelPie]

@@Attic2U they are idiots to be out there and not know how to pull out a stuck truck.

[@Attic2U]

Fair

[@lucky9lives4me]

I have a feeling the last video of the guy had told his wife he was at work that's why he held on to it till it was totally underwater LOL how do I explain this to the wife

[@Attic2U]

And then he also has to explain to his boss why he is driving a new car all of a sudden, even when the boss knows he can't afford it haha

[@gonedeepseafishing]

snowmobile yes, 4wheeler yes, The car you drive to Work? He'll No!

[@Attic2U]

Basically.

[@denisetrine3066]

I asked my insurance company about this one time. They told me the minute your wheels go on this ice your insurance policy is void lol.

[@keemez]

he who? who is he? what will he negate?

[@billybio6840]

Denise Trine and imagine still paying your vehicle off 4 years after it sank 😆

[@camoflauge9760]

I’d say he’ll yah

[@guitarman864]

some of those captains went down with the ship! " Real Men of Geniuuuusssss" mister ice cap sinking Warrior's!

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@Tomh821]

0:59 If the ice opened up around the gray truck both vehicles could have gone to the bottom of the lake. That was scary.

[@Attic2U]

It sure was scary

[@timothysherwood9395]

Ford ice bucket challenge

[@Attic2U]

Looks like the ice bucket challenge hurts vehicles a lot more than people.....hahaha

[@acecandoabackflip4208]

Timothy Sherwood haha it was mainly chevys

[@canadianbacon9396]

FORD = Found On River Drowning

[@UnitedKonvict]

2,000 years from now, this car 13:50 will be found frozen in time from an advanced civilisation and stored as ancient technology.

[@Attic2U]

LOL

[@shane99ca]

Wonder what they’ll make of the cup holder...

[@Attic2U]

No kidding

[@scottdiamond74]

Someone slept through physics class.

[@Attic2U]

Don't most people sleep through Physics Class?

[@camofpv]

Scott Diamond nope. Physics are interesting ;)

[@shane99ca]

@Calais Xiong I wouldn’t take my DD out on the ice if it were a _yard_ thick. Auxiliary vehicle, a snowmobile or a beater truck, is the tool for that.

[@camoflauge9760]

@Calais Xiong lol that’s the only time physics you need to know :>

[@camoflauge9760]

@@shane99ca I would take it out on 13 no problem

[@mhancock9856]

Alot of people don't realize that their insurance will not cover you for any accident you have on the ice, that's collision or sinking.

[@Attic2U]

Ya, most people don't seem to care if they are dumb enough to drive on the ice in the first place.

[@sheild1117]

Totally wrong, there are quite a few insurance providers that do cover vehicles that fall through ice, if your policy has comprehensive, then there’s a good chance it will be covered.

[@stevekohler3430]

Chain breaks so the solution is adding another vehicle to yank on the same chain with? Brilliant.

[@Attic2U]

Natural selection has sadly been inhibited by mankind's nature to save the stupid.......

[@Community-Action]

0:15 if the truck being pulled fell completely through the ice it could have pulled the other truck right into the water!!!

[@zstrode.8953]

skojo3e that's what I was thinking the whole time dam thay would be a shitty cold day

[@Attic2U]

The brains don't always seem to have the on switch on the on position on all human beings sadly...

[@jakobstalheim5185]

To pull a truck out like that they will probably have to wait till spring, then the can get fines from the DNR an the diving company... That probably costs more than both trucks

[@Attic2U]

exactly

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

You can still retrieve it through the ice. Just pick a spot more than 50 feet from the hole and set up the operation there. I used to do this kind of work. Cold, but it paid well, especially when I was the diver.

[@redneck400m3]

All these incidents were 100% preventable

[@Attic2U]

100% preventability will not stop utter idiots though..............I am always amazed that the human gene pool is as diverse as it still is.....I would have thought the idiots would have weeded themselves out by now.

[@ylekiote99999]

Everything is preventable.

[@ylekiote99999]

No....The sarcasm was lost on YOU.

[@larryboyd1872]

@@Attic2U Its called "mutation". Sometimes mutations improve the species, but most of the time they lead to the issuance of Darwin awards.

[@Attic2U]

@@larryboyd1872 True true

[@robertdavis6708]

Sad... a 25 ft. 4"" wide tow strap would have saved the truck! Who would be out on the ice with a 3/8'' tow chain?? Just crazy.

[@Attic2U]

Lack of preparation No boy scouts in this video

[@anderstermansen130]

I have no idea what youre trying to tell the rest of the internet. Maybe switch over to metric units will help.