Danceswithempties Don’t know if any of these guys are handsome or handy......

They should be using ladders and rope to tie off from an anchor point. Niosh or Osha would have point that out. Where is the safety officer ?

That’s exactly why I don’t like people helping me do shit..... I can fuck up just fine on my own.......

I like the way you think with plenty of beer and time go by

Winter in Northern Wisconsin is loooooong. You gotta have some form of entertainment.

it would be really cool to see all those sidewalk supervisors all fall through the ice with all that added weight on it

I'm a Ford girl and I agree!

@@maggiesfarm7970 we often sit around here in Ford country listening to the Chevy and dodges rusting.

Hahaha! Where's Ford country for you? I'm in Idaho Ford country.

He was a fifty pound sack of something...!?!?!..

no, actually I think he was rotting his brain while snorting cocaine that day

Give me a lever big enough & I’ll move the world” (or truck, LOL)

This is painful to watch

3:35 AM

Yep!!!

Heads Up Street & Strip yeah its already junk just get it out already

Guess it doesn't matter if you get out on time, still fucks up the brain just the same as two hours in frozen water.

Watched two guys in Rice lake, Wisconsin lift pickup using scuba, a frame, electric hoist hung from cross bar, long flat sling, generator!

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Lol everyone is an expert

Sarcasm is not nessary maybe..

Problem with that method is that the spot the truck goes in is usually rotten ice. The long slit in the ice takes you to solid ice again.

In Rice Lake, the cage is on pontoons. Even better. This is an old video. Maybe they've progressed.

with a dozen more supervisors, they could have used those fatasses as floatation devices and floated that truck out of the water on all those supervisors

Harley Man, I was thinking that, maybe he didnt have a car fridge.

I was. with all those heavyweights I don't understand why the ice didn't break and swallow them all

Correction. Everyone was in charge and making the calls.

I've heard about people cut in half by cables like that when they snapped.

No one's supposed to be around that radius when they're pulling with a cable winch! And the puller is better that he has windshields front and back and windows grilled, or those glasses can go and the cable hit him with no compassion. They're various ways to get nastiest worst to suture wounds. That is one, and is a horrid pain one even for physicians. Is horrid. I once saw a video of a guy that list his lower maxilar..you hardly couldn't stand seeing him how he moves in the hospital bed. And the Doctor was so calmed doing something kind of processing all the trauma of the pain this young man was experiencing..it was nasty bad dad horrid whatever word no one wants to experience..he was making us feel by the desperate way he moved. Was bad. So I reasoned a way to contain such cables if they snap. Maybe one day I get to produce it. Because is hard to acquire the funds.

Rodolfo Plasencia you lay the heaviest blankets you can find on the cable. Wet, several layers, whatever. If the initial momentum can be slowed greatly, the tensioned object won’t have enough speed to do much. We do it all the time pulling cars or tree stumps. A couple of packing blankets have saved many a back window.

Yeah ok buddy and if the Queen had balls she’d be the king. shaddup!!!

inflate all those fat-ass supervisors and float it out

BRAVO!!!!

They had about 15 airbags there . . . . . .

@@erickennison7525 i concur BUT how many 1000# plus lift bags do you have in YOUR dive store?!

Kinda but ,Pretty big cable so I'd be more worried about ending up in the water if it fell through again .

They are related to the driver of the truck. Nuff said.

That's what's friends and family is all about. I'm sure or I have a feeling this people have being for each other on other battles even the old ones were there ready to do whatever to pull this beast out of the water. Great job, great example to humanity!

I use to do recovery and I had one snap in a field and act like a weed wacker. All the guys thanked me for making them stand behind my wrecker

Loved to seen that cable snap

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They looking for food to eat and get fatter

redski1960 clayton ahhhhahahahaha good one lol!!!! Very clean Top to bottom!!!

Dead bodies inside are optional

ramps should of been longer,attached to the front of ramp,not loose,.like the other comment a couple air bags on sides woul;d of helped.,or,hire a chinook.

thye should of left that ramp under it.its a slide..15 fat cowboys,15 bosses.

good to see that somebody has more brains than a pea

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. They have been done in less than half the time.

I saw another video where someone had made a rig just for doing this. They rolled it up to the edge and hoisted the pickup right out like nothing. Was a homemade thing that worked incredibly well.

mark sicheri

a couple of the fat dudes couldve served as airbags/gasbags

No couldn't be. Mo Curly and Larry were way better looking!

Pretty sure there aren’t any ice recoveries in hurricane Utah.

Виктор Козлов а ему туда зачем?

Right, and nobody said "ya know, eh?"

Chequamegon Bay Wisconsin says at start

You don't have to drink alcohol to be an inbred

That's a Chevy

Chevy, moron!!

+Edward Monroe Global warming. Who would have thought it could cause so many problems. Wait another 10 years and you won't even need the snow plough! Good to see that you had a win getting it out without any damage. Seats may be a little crusty once it dries out.

Edward Monroe ;;

The globe warming, climate change has been happening since the beginning of the planet. It constantly changes. Nothing new.

"The plow on the front of the one ton pickup made it even harder than usual." That implies people have trucks fall through on a regular basis... Maybe they should learn to properly check the ice out before driving on it.

Edward Monroe A 5

a men to that al least these guys weren't getting paid with our tax dollars

I was hoping the ice was a little thinner, then we would get rid of a lot of worthless people

They'll fine you daily off you leave it in.

it looks like the truck is in no more than 10 to 15 foot of water how are you gonna get anything under that truck like an airbag, and plywood? wouldn't it be more practical to just hire a big helicopter the lift it out?

@@rogerd4559 I agree that a helicopter would be the fastest means. But it would also be the most expensive, by far. Who's going to pay for that? Also, very few helicopters are capable of lifting ~8000 pounds, let alone do so with a safety margin, such as having a 10,000 pound lifting capacity. As for using airbags, the truck has already been lifted off the bottom by the winch, but at the time I cited (24:55), they're struggling to get it to transition on to the ice surface. A large airbag would lessen the angle at which the truck body rests against the ice, making it easier to get on top. Airbags are commercially available for tow truck and vehicle recovery operators. This is just another place where they could be put to use.

@@rogerd4559 Look at the video I've linked below. Place the airbag they use UNDER the truck to help buoy it up. It will be easier for the wood planks to slide the truck up then have the planks plow into the ice because their angle is too steep. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bM-gdLd8s5qlZIE.html

Lol you can live out of jokes bro! You're a killer lol

Martin Miller I guess Chevy runs deep

At least 9 ft deep! Lol

Yes and that was followed by "the battery is probably dead". There does not seem to be a whole lot of intelligence in this group.

if it's a ford leave it there

Some people would try honestly. Not the first or last i have heard of people doing such things.

@@jamesspencer3157 It's a Chevy 1-ton.

@@bobmason452 with a 800 lb snow plow?