Yes I know, the audio sucks, I happen to have ears too…. And I also know that some people don’t like the 360 cam. But this is the camera I happened to have in my glovebox when I got this call, so this is the camera I used.

I'd go for the ice cream first and deal with the fifth wheel after😀

So cool! I like these problem-solving jobs that show your knowledge, skills, and ingenuity 😃 The explanations as you go are great! Man, that ice cream looked sensational 😄

Given the precarious situation the 5th wheeler was in you solved that like the champ you are Casey! Well done!!

It took me a second to realize what you were doing with the strap, but once you started it all made sense. For all the people wondering why jacks weren't used under the front, when the stabilizers broke, there's no place on the front that was even closely rated strong enough to support the front heavy weight of the 5th wheel. There aren't a lot of secure/strong places on older rigs like that to be able to lift with that don't cause more damage than good (that's why their leveler jacks if equipped are normally farther underneath). The way this was done might have seemed sketchy, but there's an adage that covers it - to the effect that if it works, it's not stupid. Kudos for getting it back on the truck safely, Casey!!

That was executed beautifully. I tow a 35 foot fifth wheel and have assisted other people in camp grounds that have experienced jack failures. Never to this extreme where a leg folded up. That was definitely Sketchy! But the camera can never show how comfortable one is with rigging, blocking etc.... Well done!! You are very good with your equipment and it shows. One wrong move and that 5th wheel could have dropped onto the box sides of his truck which judging by the looks of his truck has happened before. lol

Mr CaseyJob well done and the footage wasn't bad. Thanks for sharing and stay safe

it was an elegant solution and you clearly kept safety in mind! Well done!

I love watching you use all your tools to solve tricky situations. Peace Out.

Have only been watching for approximately 8 months . Have to admit your smooth. Keep up the good work. Your family and friends are lucky to have you around !!!

Great rescue Casey it may have been a bit sketchy and unconventional. But it got the job done. What a finish a celebratory ice-cream to finish a job well done 🍦😊👍

Great job Casey! You assessed the situation and made the call. In the end, you got it done, no one hurt. He’s Happy and your Happy that he’s Happy! And you got your celebratory ice cream cone🤙😎

Another job well done by Casey 👍👍🐿

Fabulous Casey! And the look on your face after a couple of bites of the ice cream…..priceless. ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸

Good job, making it work with what you have. More important is your ability to come up with a solution quickly and getting it done safely.

Well done Casey this was a prime example of why thinking outside of the box is a great thing. You got the job done and was creative on doing it. Keep up the great work I had faith in you and never doubted you at all

Ice cream no matter what happens!

Good job Casey, mate, I was waiting for that trolley jack to come flying out, i was screaming for you to be careful. Hahaha

Good job Casey getting it lifted and hooked back in his truck!

Casey, it is fun watching you shoot from the hip, so to speak, when solving unusual problems. When you do recoveries, you are all by yourself. When I was a field mechanic, I was all by myself. When you are all alone, you will figure out a way to get the job done. People with no common sense have problems figuring out how to do stuff. BUT, as capable as I was at being a field mechanic, I STILL have no idea how to do many of the things that my phone can do!! It is frustrating.

Matt's Towing has his "Victory" apple pie and you have your ice cream cone! Great job Casey!!!

Anytime you accomplish what you set out to do is a win how you do it is up to you as long as no Casey's are injured in the making of this video lol God bless and as always be safe 👍

You are just too smart for words. I hope you are keeping a journal, it would make a great book.

2 beautiful old Ford's getting the jobs done 👍

I'm always amazed at your skill level! Cool storage compartment that goes staight through, with access from both sides...

Awesome problem solving skills you have there. Thanks for the video.

Casey, you roll in, analyze the situation, change the approach a couple of times,maybe scrap the original plan, make a new one, and then = success! I do not know how you do it. Possibly experience, possibly dumb luck, but most assuredly perseverance! Much admiration.

Nice job Casey!! That ol' boy was in a bit of a pickle!! LOL!! You got the camper up and him hooked on so he can get on his way!! Perfect!!

A suggestion, You can always ask your fire dept for an old fire hose and cut it down the middle so you can fit your strap in it as a cover. Did you pick up your block out of the bed of that truck bed?

Great video and great job with the recovering and God bless from GA and stay safe

Great job and video Casey.

10 out of 10 on the exit of the video

Nice job Casey!!! I wouldn’t be surprised to see you towing some or all of that RV setup out of the forest on an upcoming cleanup day.

13:49 "that was probably not the correct way to do it" I say that it worked fine and maybe next time you do it differently or maybe not. Anyways, hopefully you have time soon to get that cylinder fixed. I'm looking forward to you winter recoverys just as I love all your videos. Keep up the good work!

Thanks Casey. Nice to see a positive Oregonian with good quality content. I think we are under represented on You tube.

You do great videos! Thanks!

Its time to get a 5th wheel attachment for the wheel forks on the back of the ramp truck. (Like what Ron Pratt has) 😮 then you can lift from the front pin and put those spiny jacks under it. Loving the content as always keep up the great work.

okay , I have to say it , " sir , you can't park that there like that " 😜

Great job Casey... I was at the edge of my bar stool...

Casey, your tenacity and good attitude are always worth checking in to see what you got goin. I think if some people who are maybe trying to do the next right thing, maybe in the process of turning over a new leaf. I wasnt aware you had to deal with that pouch. I think it be interesting if you maybe did a episode on where you grew up and how you got to where you are. Maybe you could say your thinking when youd rather be lazy, but you go do charity or ? my point is it be easy to make excuses, thats one thing i havent heard is you making excuses. never know your words could resinate with somebody and be the difference

I always put the wheel lift on the ground when using the book like that. no weight on the springs and the person can run over it if need be. Nice job. I also always carry jack stands with a plate welded on the bottom to hold things up if need be to unhook. Jack stands under the frame of the rv then he could just back into the hitch. People who do rvs allot carry heavy duty screw jacks so they can raise and lower from the frame. I always wanted some three stage bottle jacks for jobs like this. I carry a alm 3 ton harbor freight jack to use with my tollie dollies if needed also.

Nice work Casey.

Another 360 camera video, excellent!

Got it done. Nice. Thanks for the video

Job well done with what you had to do it for sure. I ended up putting a line lock or brake lock on all my trucks so I could lock the brakes with pressure on the line as well as the park brake. works for hard pulls backwards. I think the best brake locks are call bucket truck brake locks. Nice job.

Nice work Casey.👍

What I learned from this is: The next time I buy a 5th wheel or even a goose neck trailer- I'm putting a D-ring right there on the front of it; or at least an eyelet ready to pin on a D-ring. But to be fair, I've been pulling trailers for 25 years now and I've never been close to doing something like this, so I kinda can't relate. lol.. I'm still welding on a hook point though.

Great job with that , Casey .

That was definitely a win you deserve ice cream have two one for me to. Great job Casey 🎉🎉👍👍😀❤️❤️

I hope Riley doesn't find out you got ice cream without her!😄

Great job once again!!

The camera mounted to your chest works. Keep up the good work.

“Go ahead back up” love it.

Great job!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

Ron Pratt, of Midwest Truck would be proud of you. Always remember there are many ways to get to ten. Meaning that there are many ways to do a job. Well done@

Nice work Casey! Truck seemed quieter in this video or maybe it was just my imagination. Either way love to see the work you do.

I love watching your brain work on how you were going to do this job! Clever.

Great Job ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Very nice . . . skillfully done . . .

Great Job Having done this EXACT lift, even to the point it was Lippert landing gear and my F350. Instead we used two large bottle jacks on the trailer (set on the frame near the landing gear) to hold the trailer while the strap was removed from the king-pin. That way no one had to be under the pin box during that scary part Only we were in rural Alaska off the Tok cut-off road.

Very clever use of the equipment.

The best ending scene to one of you videos yet and what is the biggest thing that truck can tow?

Good job. I was giving instructions the whole time.🤣

that was sketchy but ya got it done, not many people would have helped that guy out, hope he can get that fixed. great video, yes i changed my name due to some stuff i was ungabungable before.

Good job Casey! Hey did you know your cylinder is leaking? Lol

I love it! We'll either get this fixed or we'll give up and get ice cream. Either way you win.

Yea, Ice Cream makes everything better. :D I bet Riley would agree 😺 Give her a hug for me BTW. Hope you got everything with the new truck worked out as you said you had a job waiting on it. God bless you Casey.

when I saw where you put the strap, I knew you would have more work to do. lol But not a lot of other choices there. well done if a bit sketchy at one point.

Old strap lives for another day, good job bro, 😊👍👍👍

Very interesting video casey to bad we didn't get to see get your ice cream

The smol doggo on the drivers seat.

an rv owner's worst nightmare is drop the front of the trailer. did it once myself with a bumperpull. that 5th wheel probably has 2000 lbs of wt on the 5th wheel, nicely done

Casey you forgot your block of wood 🪵 in the back of his truck! Lol

Well done, Casey!

other channels show first person shooter... you have first person tower vantage point... feels like a video game and I don't even have to figure out what button to hit... you hit all the buttons yourself.. great solution to a bad situation!

Great improvising to get it done!!!

Lovely to see some innovative and different jobs. You had to tools to do the job. Be it the best way or not, job done and pretty quickly too.

Great job

Hey Casey, really like your vid"s. I think it would be a good idea to carry a can of oil soak with your lite wrecker just for leaking oil seals. Just an idea. Keep up keeping up.

The correct way to do this would be any method that does not get a person injured or damage any equipment. In other words, exactly what you did... And like otherers have said, not exactly a lot of places to pick one of those things up from.

Love the body cam its like I'm there.

Nice lift, well thought out.

I love the 360 cam shots and angles! Another great one. The grass seed cleaning farm I work out of has mostly gravel as one would expect. A lot of storage is in old 53’ van trailers. I missed the landing plates my first time and didn’t know any better… went out to a LUCKILY empty trailer completely buried in the gravel!! It took 3 forklifts and a skycrane to pick it up and get the yard goat back under it

That was a nice 👍 save on the fifth wheel.

Thanks for muffling the noise of the engine 😊 May I suggest that you obtain a heavy duty bottle jack to do what you had to do to clear the strap ,less sketchy aye 😄 Those RVs can be a real threat to life when they don't hitch up as they are supposed to do Stay safe 😉

Did you just steal his pry bar off the side of his truck.🤣🍦

🥺 I puckered up a bit when you were between the trailer and the tailgate! I know you were kinda safe, but still....

there seems to be no job you can't handle.. you're the best

Always a win for ice cream!😊

Ok @Casey please tell me that after completing the job that you put down oil dry absorbent to clean up your hydraulic fluid from your leaking cylinder.

good job, ya you forced me to eat a ice cream... lol

Love that Blue Bunny.

Nice!

You need a Kingpin adapter for your stinger. Before I retired from towing we had several trucks with them it was very profitable because we could tow anything, we also had a few Goodneck adapters for horse trailers today you find goosenecks on Fifth wheels I am using a Reese Goosebox in my 5R because it's so much smoother towing. But yeah get a Kingpin adapter for your Stinger/Wheel lift and advertise you can tow 5Rs you could make some extra $$$$$$

You know as an adult you can have your Ice cream before dinner because you know you won’t spoil your Appetite ! But you may also limit yourself on just how much Dinner you have! When in doubt eat more Veggies than Meat! You need your Vite-E- minis to help keep ya healthy 😊 and strong 💪 !!! Good recovery, and the Block of wood maybe gone for now, but you always find more! Sometimes you just have to remove a Road Hazard!!! A note that you can appreciate! In Michigan we use salt, thus NO Parking Brake is ever applied the problem is that some people who don’t know that, will jump in a car and when getting out Stomp on their parking brake pedal or yank the handle, sometimes severing the cable and thus Locking the car to its spot! Until help arrives. A towing bill was the only reminder I had to explain to my wife if she used the parking brake on the old 87 Dakota, when she arrived here from Germany! And yes she drove a stick! And the Dakota was a 5 speed, and had the second short lever for 2H, N, 4H, and 4L. Even on our sloped Drive way, we never had a problem, back then. Boy I Miss that truck!

Interested to know what load the truck can how with a goose neck how much does tailor weigh great video

Love your ice cream choice

10.14.22 Nice rescue. I see that you must have gotten your fan fixed on the engine.

You got to love a victory ice cream!

I hope Riley doesn’t know you went for ice cream without her.