Damn, that's crazy that you didn't have to take your trashcans down to the end of your driveway lol.

They quit collecting garbage from the side of houses here over 50 years ago….I’m shocked to learn there are communities still doing it.

How do you think us garbage guys feel if we have to go up every single driveway... come on! You need to do a day of a garbage man! Easy Money!

this, right here, is why Ryan is successful. he speaks the truth and is willing to do things right the first time, every time. that's why his videos are so entertaining.

9.58 that music really did make this channels supper easy to watch

I like your method of truck care Ryan…your a trooper out there in the cold winter.

That's a smart idea Ryan. I love the way you think . Cant wait for the snow plow video hope to see one from you

Really enjoy all the videos about work and family as it shows a bit of American life as it really is. Ryan comes across as a down to earth human being without any pretentiousness or an inflated ego. As I live in the U.K. I will never meet him despite holidaying in the USA - Florida is our normal port of call. I have been to Texas and Oklahoma but the nearest I’ll ever get to Wisconsin would be flying over it. Best wishes to all for 2022 and the future!

I never even knew there were garbage companies that would walk up the driveway to get the cans. I wish mine did that

Hey Ryan, love your videos always learning something new. I preassure wash the undercarrige of my cars every 3 months or so. No snow here in Puerto Rico.

this ia a bit of a test Ryan. I have commented on your original Victory channel numerous times with what i considered sort of funny observations. you have responded a few times and i appreciate that because for you to comment on any small percentage requires a good amount of your time. i just enjoy watching your trials and tribulations that you encounter at work but mostly when you show some of your home / personal tasks that you have to do. like the eaves trough cleaning you did and had little trees growing in them. i thought of my old next door neighbor in Massach that was (and still is) my best friend for 40 years. He owned a concrete form business with about 4-12 employees through the 80s, 90s and then some. i see a lot of similarities between you and him and one of the reasons i watch your channel. he did things very much the same as you and we thought it was funny. and i am not being critical or mean but he never really finished anything when it came to his house chores and this got our wives to chatting about their husbands as to whose was "the laziest" lol, and they wouldn't defend their own, they would beat us up! i laughed when i saw you were going to wash your truck in your driveway that it looked like you had plowed in about three minutes ha. and the ice that would inevitably form in it after. and the hoses all snaked up under 2 foot of snow still with ice in them. i had a Tool truck business sort of like Brandon and a plow truck that i did residential driveways. my driveway was 25 wide and 100 feet long and the cleanest of snow and ice on the street. if schools had a snow day i wouldn't work the tool truck, i would take the kids and do driveways. my test is this. i am not sure if there is such a thing as shadow banning, but i never would receive any replies from your other 105k subscribers , other than a couple from you. so i will hopefully get someone that wants to banter with me over these horrible observations. joking. keep up the good work

Such a beautiful truck. Nice dedication keeping her clean

Got a 2000 F350 Dually, just like yours. I take care of it just like you do. No rust, 7.3 runs like a top. A little effort & regular maintenance and equipment can last a long long time!

Yes sir hope ur doing well god bless you and your family Nuff love from UK 🇬🇧 ❤️ 🇬🇧

Love your videos Ryan. Keep up the great work

Nicely done Ryan! Victory Style!

Hello Ryan. Staying busy is always good. Finished video just in time to go see the new spidy movie. Have a great night sir.

Gotta Keep The Work Horses Operational Great Job Brother.

YOU THE MAN 👊👊🤘✋👍 It shows how much you care about your company & the life time of your trucks .. Your also crazy 😂😂😂 17 outside I'm going to wash the truck honey 😂😂 89% of everyone else won't step outside ... Stay Safe & God bless

I thought there was no way I'd enjoy this video. Surprisingly, you're a great videographer. Great vid...

I have been using a road salt neutralizer from Eastwood products for a few years now. Mix it with water in a garden sprayer works great

These videos of doing maintenance feel like I'm watching a Andrew Camarata video. The only thing I would recommend doing is uploading in 4K 24fps. Alot of people these days have 4k TV's and monitors, plus 20 years from now everything will be 4K so it's like future proofing these videos. Other then that keep these types of videos coming and before you know it this channel will be just as big as the main channel

Your pretty good about the cold, you do have prosthetic hands lol, I’m in NY, it’s 25 here and I’m done. Can’t take the cold like I use to! Ryan look into a hot water pressure washer, you’ll thank me. Not just truck and frozen mud and salt, but your equipment, works wonders on hydraulic fluid and grease!

I really miss hearing the time laps music. Thank for putting it in the video : )

26+ years of commercial Snow Plowing, I rigged a HOT/Cold Mixing valve in my garage, and ran a water hose from it to my small Power washer ... 1500 PSI, wash down took me about 20-25 mins, per vehicle .... Kept my equipt CLEAN and running great for decades !!! But I "used long heavy duty rubber gloves" ... That SALT can cause major problems over time to your SKIN.....

Ryan just letting you know I've got the bell clicked but didn't get a notification for this video. Thanks for sharing it with us. I did see it scrolling but still thought you should know.

Yes I agree I have a 2002 with a lot memories. I don’t plow with it but it works and looks great

Thank you for not being one of those guys we have here in NY that just take their salt truck to the ole local car wash and leave a giant mess in the self-wash bays.

I can appreciate your love of equipment. I was thinking have you tried to cap off the end of your under carriage cleaner and drill multiple holes in the pipe? It would spread out the water create more pressure and speed up the process.

I grabbed breakfast from your kwik trip yesterday while I was out plowing my route...and I met the famous jewel! She was taking good care of the coffee business

Great video maintaining your equipment is great for the company.

I do the same thing after plowing. One thing I did is add a hot water outlet in my garage! Makes a huge difference washing. Especially when it's cold out!

everyone loves fluid film!!!!! great video!!!

I agree with keeping it clean after each use

I know a guy who had is jeep interior sprayed with rino bedliner decades ago and he has replaced two engines but it is still good. The first time I saw him power wash the inside I almost crapped myself.

I have used a sprinkler the rainbow type that do the full 180.Sprays everywhere use hose to push or pull to move it. It's what I had for my lawn. I also spray fluid film in the fall, uses 4 cans on my truck. I'm trying a new product Blaster Surface Shield from Home Depot so far I like it better.

Ryan your such a blessing to everyone. Thank you very much for a merry mind. Lord Jesus Christ almighty please let everyone in our world find you. I’ve been praying for everyone for 5 years. Blessings you Ryan.

Now that car wash was Victory Style 👏🏼🔥

Love your invention of the under the truck water washing 👍

Very clever idea with the undewash.

DAY AFTER DAY, my man, I am ELATED to tell you I will get this next year, and I'll stop watching the videos like it's TV, but more like a peer, also working towards pure AMERICAN FREEDOM. Thank you sir, I love the videos, TRADE SCHOOL IS ALMOST DONE!!!!!!!!! Yessir, we are talking SIMPLE MONEY BABY, I am gunna start it, and you can catch me on an easy money tour!

great video. personally i started going the fluid film route and i dont even wash under my truck any more. i have 2, 1 with fluid film and one cleaned the old fashioned way with water, and the fluid film truck is fairing better despite not washing underneath all winter unless i decide to do a full reapplication in the middle of winter.

Loved the video! Your #1 fan

!!!!! GREAT tip !!!! THANK YOU !!!!

I always wondered why you had garbage cans that weren't on wheels... I've always had to take my garbage to the street, so 96 gallon toter cans on wheels it is for me! As for gloves, I didn't wear them either until a few years ago... My fingers got frostbiten, so now they get cold super easy and I'd prefer to keep my fingers than to lose them. Lol

Happy new year Ryan hope everything is well

Happy new years Ryan and victory crew

That's quite the sander extension, I'm spoiled with my 4yd fisher Steel caster. 😆

Always good content

Here in Ontario Canada it’s a constant battle, the salt they throw down will eat threw any vehicle in a matter of 5 years. Best thing you can do is keep them washed and oiled! Spent 25$ on my truck at the car wash before I oiled it this winter Just blasting everything out, 08 Silverado Z71 with the 5.3

This just shows if you look after things they will look after you 😊😊

Having to haul garbage on a Monday morning would just make your day !

@victorystyle2 Hey Ryan. Winter tip with your vbox. If you ever leave a bunch of salt in there, you can use the winter rated windshield washerfliud to break it up. It will free it up. Youll need 5 containers of it for that size vbox, but its way better than chiseling away at frozen salt.

Nice shape 7.3. I'm in the U.P., rust everywhere you look. I'm a fan of Fluid Film too.

-40 up here in Canada where I’m at. Pretty toasty tbh. Old 12v loves it

It was in the 70’s here in NC Saturday and Sunday and then snowed 2 inches Monday morning. Lol

Liked your video therefore I'm subbing to your channel. Is just so important to get that salt off your buggy... I have an 08 ram that is rusting away and I'm so upset about it. I never even used it for snow removal and kept it as clean as possible during the winter.. ugh... I hate rust...

Happy New Years Ryan to you and your family and also to your crew

That hose pipe is genius Start making them and get a patent it😳🇺🇸

Brilliant video thank you 😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Happy new year !!!

I've gotten lucky here in KY the past couple of winters and haven't had a lot of snow/ice, I run a tandem dump truck plowing old one lane county roads and last year there was something going on with the salt and it froze up on every single road, the entire box would be full but wouldn't drop down on the auger, so I'd have to stop 10+ times and climb up in the truck and chisel away at it, you talk about a long night!! Eaaaasy money LOL

That’s a pretty crafty tool u use to wash under ur truck. First time I seen something like that. Pretty good invention might be something to get a patent on.

I was shocked that company went and grabbed the cans all the way up the driveway! The amount of times i had to break apart my old salt dog with chunks of salt was unbelievable.

Can we get a full run down of the yard? That would be cool!

That is what I do to keep all my company trucks clean and organize. My employees knows that I am very picky about it. also change the oil and fuel filter every 3500 miles. when it comes to selling my trucks for new ones I always get good money for my used trucks.

videos like this make me realize how lucky I am to have a heated garage.

Yes and no, here in canada don't think about washing the underneath when it -10C from december(ok not this year...) to march, so washing it and not let it dry enought before it freeze is worst. Like you we would need to keep the hose inside to even get water to wash it... we use oil undercoating to protect the steel from rusting but not every shop that do it, do it right! every oil are different some are more liquid some and more hard and tend to crack on cold temp. I do the undercoating myself it's dirty for sure but way better done than a shop that do it in less than a hour. The first shot is important and need to be done asap after leaving the dealer floor because it need to be apply everywhere floor, wheelwell, frame rails, in between sheet metal, rockers, beds, etc and let it seep during summer then reapply in autumn in more critical areas that a prone to water spray. after that every year in the critical areas and every 5-7 years in less critical ones. I also wash the underneath when the temps are above freezing at night with a tool that ryobi make, like a water broom, it meant to be put at a pressure washer and like you I move around until it's clear. also avoid staying too long around diff/transfercase and there vent to avoid water getting in and damaging seal from the pressure. Also I try to clearcoat(2K not the one in can) as much has I can from suspension parts to floor to prevent rust and it hold up really well! Have you ever see rust forming on clearcoated panel? never you see the paint bubbling because the rust started on the other side or because of rockchip. Car/truck manufacturer just leave hidden panel in primer with no protection, suspension part are just cheap paint that peal of in one winter. In 2019 I rebuild my rear suspension, put all new arms and bushings they still didnt rust where they have been cleared and they doesnt have oil undercoating either... Cities need to stop using salt and use beet juice instead! and help the environment as well...

We use Salt-A-Way down here in Florida for boat trailers. Neutralizes the salt.

I live in Upper Michigan. I have 6-8 garden hoses. They are all drained for winter. Wisconsin freezes regularly I've been told.

What'ssssss up Ryan ?? Stay Warm man it's brutal out 9* upstate Ny.

I just watched a video with the diesel brothers and they used the same fluid film or whatever it’s called when they went out on the salt flats out in Utah I believe. They said that stuff works wonders!!!

I'm a big fan of using Fluid Film or Wool Wax.

I usually use fluid film before winter and then wash my trucks atleast once to every twos to get all the big stuff off and try to get salt off best I can I don’t have a garage like you do or a hose that works in the winter so I take them down to a place where it’s $2 per 5min self rinse and do what I can

I learned that hose trick on Home Alone ❄️

Nothing beats the sound of an ole 7.3

5:50 would it be against emissions to have a Damper on the exhaust to let the heat keep the salt BIN defrosted? Then close the valve during the summer months?

I used to have a hot and cold faucet outside at my other house, hooked up a Y hose and blend it as warm as you need it.

Fluid film for life excellent product

100% agree with the gloves my hands are the same way

What if you had a ramp to drive up on and a powerwasher. Be done in 5. Liked the vid and yep fluid film is so cool stuff.

I'm with you, I only wear gloves when needed like extreme cold and chemicals. How else do you build up callus and tolerance to a little cold weather.

I wash mine all the time in the winter and also use fluid film. Only thing is I don't clean underneath once I have it undercoated for fear of washing off the fluid film. Is it good to rinse with water or will it wash away? I found certain areas it gets washed away fairly quick just from water spray off the road.

If you had to choose between hand and foot controls in a skidloader which one would you choose?

Your driveway loves that

Ryan, I know the salt spreaders that we have in our truck beds have heaters built into them so the salt doesn't freeze.

Thats so interesting they came all the way up your driveway to get the trash, that mustve costed an arm and a leg! Thats unheard of around here if trash isnt on the curb its not getting picked up

We just got back from Idaho yesterday, I spent 2 hours on my back with a pressure washer to do the same thing, your way keeps you drier ! They use Mag Chloride which is nasty

I want how many times is the word coffee is mentioned lol

Hello out there. Smashing 👍 and saying hello . Best wishes and will see ya soon Concrete lives matter lol

Hey Ryan, glad to see you have some business. You may see a bunch of snow days coming. Do you keep the diesel/gas tanks full on your equipment and use fuel stabilizer?

Wait is Wisconsin in the United States? Garbage men that come up the driveway? Never heard of such a thing! Wow were you spoiled, haha. Great informational video as always. Thank you

I know very little about trucks, but I do know at least on some dodge ram trucks they have grease fittings. Does this have grease fittings, and if so do you regularly grease the truck?

Man you should wrap that truck like your f150. It would look great!

You'll have to build yourself some type of small wagon of some sort. So that u won't have to make so many trip's back an forth. Plus it would make a great video for us all to watch. It can't be that hard.

I recently bought a 2001 chevy 2500hd with a western plow. The adapter has rust and some holes near the hitch is at. Will this be a problem?

haha. I was watching the video and kept thinking to myself that there's no way you're not using Fluid Film or something like that. No way that old Ford would have held up the way it did without it. It's amazing stuff and it's relatively cheap. As someone who had to replace a rusted out subframe on his car, trust me, y'all don't want that problem.

From being down south, i always wondered how some trucks from up north don’t get rusty, always thought u had to put special coatings and stuff every year. Turns out you just have to wash it, who knew! Also, why don’t you use a pressure washer, i know you have one for the concrete jobs.

I've had 3 yards of salt freeze up in the salter. IT SUCKED chiseling it out and 3 hours at least. Also realized if you wet it it'll help loosen it

Ryan how do I stop my family pet Duke’s rusty sheriffs badge from becoming rusty? Just kidding Ryan hahaha. Good tips brother!