******** I ran out of time to explain just exactly how they will use these…..I promise a follow up video with footage after they get them set up and into action! ********

Guys like Rooster who worked that hard to feed his family and EARN his money are my Heros ... he is a real man !

Haha that suit jacket looks good on matey..the shoulder pads..OMG! Hey my follow Bearded Brother love the video. Hope you and the beautiful family are doing well? Take care love from North Devon, England x

The pride on roosters face when his pride and joy fired off was priceless!

Rooster is the man!!!!!

That was hilarious brother. Using grandpa’s pickup for brakes . LOL

Awesome.. .. Rooster you're the Man use what you have to make ends meet. lots of people have to learn that again nowadays. great video Jax the Albertan neighbour

No one has content like you. Thanks for taking us along.

What the heck was that guy wearing!? An 80s jacket with the mega shoulder pads? 😁

Awesome story about learning to drive while rooster was sleeping same as my story I couldn’t tell you how many miles I ran back from 98 to 2000 with my step dad Tom in a 1994 western star all across Texas Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma I’d wake him up couple miles before the scales we would swap on the fly get past the scales he’d go back to bed I’d wake him up before the next state line I was 14 first time I thought I was the coolest kid ever we were turning so many miles we had 4 log books at one point that old star never stopped

i always get a smile when learning about, some good ole boy ingenuity! That's what really made America great! Thanks Rooster and you too Jax!

Love that all you’re episodes are nothing but real life will follow you for another 10 years if you keep it up

I really dont get why you have not so much views.. love you're uploads, the story's you the crazy guy that you are.. you're quality of videos are improving big time! Keep up the good uploads! 😉

Brings some memories from the past back for mi 🚛🚛🚛🚛🐮🐮🐮🐮👏👏👏😀😀

Ole cats like rooster is what made trucking cool .... he's got more trucker in his little finger than 99% of the fools out here today tell him Ole Timbo says THANKS FOR WHAT HE HAS DONE

Rooster u the man👍

Jax it takes a lot trust to put a 14 year old behind the wheel of a rig like that at 4 am and just crawl back in the rack and crash out. Old rooster left you with a lot of fond memories and crazy stories that you can share.

Our dads are the last of the Mohicans hard hard workers I miss my dad and I enjoy seeing your dad work with you

That was cool! Rooster, " Dang it boy stay off my butt! Oh he here comes again? The hauler transfer was interesting. A little sketchy on the back up of that trailer. Driver had a heavy foot. But y'all got it done and no one got hurt that is all that matters. So you going to do Ol' Blue a total respect and make it a show truck? Some ceramic coating to make her shine and spit polish that chrome, she would look really nice. Enjoyed the video. peace y'all

The birds enjoyed one last afterlife flight!

They Don’t Make Trucks like they Used to and the Good Lord Knows they don’t make them like Rooster & far too many don’t raise the Young Blood Like The Roost and Yourself. Looking forward to the next one, Keep It Safe Out There Sir

Boy, that second driver, is a Non Driver! Glad no one was crushed! You never said what their second life was going to be.

That set up would convert into a kick ass motorhome/ race car hauler😁👍

I have countless memories of seeing both of the blue trucks hauling pigs and corn across South Dakota when I was riding with dad.

What a great video Jax! This is my favorite channel.

I’ve been there when I am rolling in a piece of equipment with no brakes inside a shop and that will make you pucker up😂😂 seeing Jax hit the back of the pickup brought back that memory

love seeing old equipment repurposed and hearing that diesel start after years of sleep it awakened! as a Kubota owner that skid steer Kubota look like it had all it wanted on the first trailer😂

I’ve boomed on many loads of hay, loaded with an elevator, loaded myself one time when the boom didn’t show up. But man, filling up that cattle trailer hunched over in that low area putting over 400 bales took one hell of a man for sure.

The spring up / air down lift axle…so much cool history on that truck. Fall of 99 we put a spring/air axle on my Peterbilt. At the time they were a lot lighter than an air axle was.

Jax 'Will It Start So We Can Say Goodbye' sounds like a good title for a song! Happy Trails, Kelly

That was kind of sad listening to your pa (rooster) saying good by to the truck very interesting watching all you did, Maintenance, to send him off to new owner .....Very Cool Hey by the way Happy fathers day to you and your father!! hope you both have a wonderful and joyful day!!

While rooster was towing you I figured for sure that black smoke coming out of the stacks with you popping the clutch. That 400 Cummins is iconic!

I’ve never seen a coat with shoulder pads on it like that guy was wearing

Necessity is the Mother of all invention. Your Dad did what it took to make ends meet.

When towing without breaks, use a smaller chain and run it through a large pipe and the pipe will keep you from going forward to close to the vehicle in front of you. That's what we did back on the farm in Michigan.

Gotta love seeing some good old American history, great vid like always!!

cool old trucks, brought back memories

36:45 "too weird" 🥺 I feel this so hard. I'm 51 and everyone says I'm still 5. 🤷 I'd rather be hungry than eat creepy food. +hugs+

Love the video and the old trucks with a awesome story 😀 👏 from New Zealand 🇳🇿

Can't wait to see that cab over restored.

man them flexvolt air compressors are amazing

I love these long videos.

You guys are salt of the earth. Love the channel and all of the content.

About 40 yrs ago I helped remove a truck body from a truck frame. Horace ,70 years old at the time, got under the truck, and in 20 minutes cut off 4 u bolts with an old fashioned Hand Powered Hack Saw. He thru them to a guy who said we needed to torch off and it couldn't be done by hand. btw....i got tons of battery powered tools myself, but not a battery band saw!! You got a great channel Jax. All the best to you and you family.

Gotta love 'Arm-strong' steering ay Jax? lol

Was that guy helping load the trailers wearing a 1980 shoulder pad tux jacket and Italian leather shoes NICE!!!!

I worked with a driver in the mid 70s, had a cabover freightliner, had a dead axle on front of tandem, it used v belts for winter driving, wheel spacers were v groove, belts ran from rear axle to front tandems. Later years, mid nineties, I talked to an older trucker,, he was 85 years old, DOT had him out service, told me first truck he drove had solid rubber tires, another truck later on he drove had a hand stick, Manuel linkage for trailer brakes.. I didn't doubt him..

That was an awesome video there Jax

Ol’ lead foot got the backing done with nobody hurt thank god. Great to see the process of giving new life to the cabovers. I’ll tune in along the way. Nice to see the family involved (cameras and such). Well done.

I'm cabover guy myself frieghtshaker lol . After driving school in cabover hauling new furniture sadly furniture and cabover died allot companies went out business like rooster they started old trucks . Made name of their own old man started it told wild stories on road 🛣️ well what roads did exist at time . Pay respects rooster and guys started industry of trucking.

Noticed your buyer used only RAMMING speed to back, ha. Cabovers once outnumbered conventional... now, there's people who've never seen one. Good to revisit them! Super videos Jax - love your spirit!

I'm the daughter and a granddaughter of lifelong truckers. I've heard lots of stories of them hauling Cattle to the Omaha stockyards back in the 50's and 60's. My Dad started driving an old 1949 GMC stock farm truck at age 12 or 13. Dad went on in his adult years to be an over the road trucker for Pepsi-Cola in Omaha. He was with Pepsi for over 30 years. Like your Dad mine never had an empty load. The would haul flower and pasta from Omaha to the caves in KC and then bring back a load of empty pop to Omaha. We lost my Dad in 2016. Thank You so much for sharing your adventures. My Dad would have loved this channel and watching makes me feel closer to him. Thanks Again.

Blue2 is A Nice rig man!!. job well done.. Good plande… and great story.. big up to rooster!!!💪😎..🚛💨💨

Great video Jax, Its sad to see something you always looked at and it goes down the road. That must be a good old truck if you drove it and never saw it up. I wish i lived around my dad. You two seem like you guys can have a good time where ever you are. You are a very gifted person. Hope everything is going good with album. Always be safe in your travels and Take Care

I pretty much learned to drive a truck the same way man u bringing back alota memories

Thanks for explaining step by step what you're doing....... enjoyed!!!!

Jax in March 20 th 1980 I was shinny new as well. Those boxes are looking better then I am lol. Glad you get to be around the old man. Miss my dad everyday wish I would nt have taken all the time I got to work with him. But he was a asshole most of it so. Just wish he could call me numb nuts one more time. Keep um turning down the road

Great show mad scientist 😂😀I love my porta band

Great video…..my son is living up in Great Falls, MT working as a welder on a plant up there.

I raise Boer goats small scale out in California. The livestock dealers that buy larger scale hogs, sheep, and goats from our sale barns still love those double decker side chute trucks. Not many of them left out here though. Mostly only seen at the local livestock auctions.

Dude! Don't leave us hangin'! What are those mega-boxes going to be 'repurposed' as? 🤔 28:55 I swear, it looks like one on BLU 2 tires is levitating here! 🤣 Respect to OMR for the long-haul ingeniousness that went into squeezing every ounce of hauling goodness from his 1980s-90s rig. Respectin' you too, Jax, for sharing his story: and yours! I sorta wish I could sit in the driver's seat of every one of my old cars--you couldn't keep the memories from rolling in! You are lucky to have that living cabover memory sitting in the yard at your ranch. 🙌🙌 43:18 Southern California cussing: calling someone a 'real dipstick'. A mile long metal strip like BLU 2's would mean that someone would REALLY be a QUART LOW . 😏🤣 47:34 Ladies and Gents: the ALLEN DAB! :D 👏👏👏👏👏👏📣📣📣📣📣📣

Ran a little short '68 GMC 9500 single axle, 6-71, 5&2 with 30' Wilson side loader for McMinnville Auction out of McMinnville Oregon in the late 70's-'94 hauling livestock. Hauled wild horses out of Nevada for the wild horse auctions....James

You could see in Roosters eyes a special GLOW when it fired-up 🤗..... Family history being made when it gets your kids driving it and doing the old-school switch-a-rew before the DOT hot spots! Lol! Can totally relate to loading + unloading small square bales, both the small + larger square bales, loved the workout.... now I have to watch you young guns have all the pleasure lol! 😂🕶️🤠

You’re so industrious and multitalented!

It's taken just about 3 days but I've caught up from the beginning of this channel! 😂 I have loved learning about your ranch, your truckin' and seeing your awesome family working together 😁👍 It's made me want to get back in a truck! You kept your cool when these guys picked up you cattle boxes, they seemed to be in a bit of a rush backing under so fast 😬 I'll look forward to your next upload Jax 👍

Make those into toater trucks beautiful trucks. I started out in a cabover like yours, some of my best memories.

Great video Jax, just noticed Lewistown Montana on the door of Blue 2... I went to school in Lewistown Ohio. Small world. Really enjoy the time you share with us all !!

Really good video & excellent camera work!!! THANKS!!!!

Uh-MAZING video!! Your buyer..DevoCoat McShoulderblades….couldn’t take my eyes off of him. Question my friend… Here in Oregon…there is no penicillin to be found. Farmers who can’t necessarily afford Vet visits…well…they do their own inoculations. From what I’m hearing we are looking at a National penicillin shortage with none to be delivered until late November? Talking with some peeps…they simply cannot find essential medications for their stock. Any issues for you and yours? Going to be a tough year if pets, livestock and people cannot obtain essential Meds. Ok…on the bright side…kids look great! Wife looks great. Grandpa looks stellar…saw some blue sky… Me? Thanks for asking…. I’m all over Amazon trying to find that shoulderbladed black jacket…pronto-like. Have a breakdancing gig on Thursday…need it…it’ll help me nab a lady or two. Make that one little lady. One is enough. Additionally…if I ever catch you wearing a jacket like that….I’m driving out there to slap ya. You all take care. With love….From Oregon. ✌️

I know it's not wise to state the obvious Jax, but the reason the U-bolts are upside down is that's the only way you can get them on sometimes with a deep frame rail. Great video folks. Cheers from the great white north.

Great job guy and great memories 😀👍❤️

Awesomeness Jax enjoy the story keep sharing 👍👍👍

Nice tools

Great to see things reperposed! The look on Rosters face! He was back in time. Great camera work by the youngins! Can't wait to see these when they are done. Keep up the great work 👍

Nothing like ARMSTRONG STEERING...my first car was that took a month before I could steer just like had power steering to whipping wheel with 2 fingers, you need to whip up your upper strength Jax...💪💪💪

Wonderful video as always Jax. I love hearing the old-time stories :) BTW I love the shirt I ordered, very soft and comfy!

Classy dressers 👍

Awesome farm life content!!!!!

How did I not get a notification? .. Google is messing with me! But yes, we can get very attached to machinery, Jax - Not all of them are so special, but some just work their way in there. I know I've told you about the Kenworth that my husband and I restored - I cried when we sold her. And I'm very attached to my Moto Guzzi V7 Classic too.. I'LL NEVER ever sell her! And I've had two identical BMW R65's that are a perfect example of attachment.. I bought them both brand new off the showroom floor on the same day in 1985 - You should have seen the look on the face of the salesman when I said I couldn't make up my mind between the blue or the black - so I'd take them both..At first he thought I was joking. I rode the black one every day - it was my favourite form of transport for years - but I kept the blue one only for riding on Sundays (quite literally) - and for the occasional m/c shows - she always won 'Best European'. It broke my heart to sell it, but that was the whole point of buying two: to keep her in showroom condition for 30 years and sell her as a genuine vintage motorcycle with low kms - and I got 4 times what I'd paid for her brand new. But I can't say it didn't hurt..She was such a pretty machine. The policeman who owns her now loves her every bit as much as I did. I still have the black one, and it's a foregone conclusion that I'll never part with it .. I've been all over Australia solo on that little bike and if she's ever missed a beat, well I know every inch of her and there's nothing I can't do myself...Maybe they can bury me with it, LOL! 🏍️⚰️ Some machines are just extra special : ) How's that album coming along? Lots of love your way XX 🇦🇺♥️🇺🇲

the Cummins is gonna fire on fourth turn is my guess...

Nice shoulder pads 😄

Where is the story of what they are going to be used for?

Awesome job guy's enjoyed watching!

Have used old equipment the last 50 years and still doing it! Enjoy the videos !!

Another great episode. Thanks as always, Jax.

Nice internationals I been looking for one of those cabovers with long wheel base

I love this channel.

Good stuff. Keep on Trucking!

Awesome story 👍👍

Great video

I started driving the same way at 14. My dad would let me drive in-between coops and we switched on the fly

You guys make me laugh dammit I left this hard in a long time. Thanks keep up the videos

That dude sure didn't believe in backing slow!

EPIC VIDEO JAX

From Oregon, used to seeing those when I was younger! Love what you do!! Just the thought that went into your dads set up! Pretty amazing to see.

Pops is so proud that it’s alive again.

32:51, it sure sounds like a big ol fart 💨💨🤣😂 The video randomly played in background mode and I wasn't watching so I guess I was listening more than normal. I nearly died 😆

Thanks, this is a great video and I really loved the story all about changing the bed on the trucks and then the pup trailer hookup and then about hauling the hay and the corn on a back haul home . Great story !!! And then the old truck fired right up and the story of new life begins for the old truck . You all did great getting the beds loaded up . I first met you on Heavy D, so I found this channel and subscribed, so I will looking for more videos . Take care and stay safe and keep on living life and making us more videos . 🤗👍💖💫

Nice video good job brother 👍

I'm am soooo happy I found your channel,helped make my father's day,love the history and the stories