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[CaseyLaDelle]

Trey owns Central Oregon Excavation and Hauling and says to call him if you need dirt moved, but to call literally anyone else if you need a building kit assembled 😂

[ScottD]

Hey Casey, didn't read all the comments, so if someone else already commented, I apologize for the repeat info. The side panels also create sheer strength to keep the RV cover from collapsing front to back and vice versa. I personally would get something on there asap even if it is strapping. The last thing you want is the wind to blow that thing down on your RV.

[Not_Ferrari]

Missed a golden opportunity to integrate an EcoFlow ad if you had taken out the power lines

[TheWayoftheCosmicCat]

"Brighter things ahead" That made me laugh hard! Good one! Glad it was not the power line!

[MikeInBendOregon]

I got my laugh for the morning. "In the Marine Corp you have to have a certificate to operate machinery,
but civilians can just go buy a piece of equipment. That's America there "... LOL
Well Casey, on the plus side your damage record didn't increase, because it wasn't a customers property
or a vehicle being rescued 😀

[ctibpo]

You and Trey might want to get a few opinions about adding diagonal wire bracing. Bracing would make it many times stronger. It doesn't look like it could withstand an accidental push with heavy equipment on the top of either end. That's a big wind catcher. With enough wind from the wrong direction I'd be worried about the trusses falling like dominoes.

[NoorElBahrain]

I have to admit, when Casey said " I am going to unhook that with skill" I was skeptical. 😂
I learn so much from this channel. If I want to take a picture of the sun, I am going to stay on the ground, or at least in a building.

[CS-hvrq]

I’m with all the guys talking about racking and cross bracing. Side panels aside, there should be angle braces from top wall corners down at a 45 degree angle until it hits the concrete. All four corners.
If not solid bracing use cable. Could even use your steel winch cables if you still have them laying around and you didn’t scrap them.
Picture a load of snow on top and a wind from the rear or front of the RV. Pushing on the snow until it can’t resist anymore.
Also is it oriented to prevailing wind direction ?
Could use ratchet straps temporarily

[barneygirl]

“Oh Yeah! Talk your Shit Now!”😂😂😂 That Gradall came in real handy to put up the RV shelter and take Down phone lines😂 You guys had quite a few days with equipment fun. Glad everyone survived the scissor lift debacle😂 Stay safe! ❤️✌️🇺🇸

[jackwalsh]

Casey, I agree with your assessment of the R.V. port kit. It could use some serious amount of cross cable ties.
To laterally reinforce the vertical post and roofing ribs. Cable anchoring of all four the corners as well.

[johnnyquest]

Some of the sketchiest things in life... Scissor lifts, Gas station Burritos and a Casey Ladelle project 😮

[bripslag]

A few years ago I lived on a cul-de-sac, and the garbage man would drive a little ways into my next-door neighbor's driveway to turn around every week. He knew to be careful, since there was a low-hanging phone line than ran across the neighbor's and my driveways. One week there was a new driver, and he pulled into the driveway farther than he should have, and unknowingly pulled down the phone line. It was still connected, but drooping across my driveway and blocking it. I called the phone company and was reassured they'd have a crew out in the next few days to repair it. I explained to the lady on the phone that I couldn't get out of my driveway. She apologized and told me they couldn't get anyone out sooner. I told her "No problem, I've got wire cutters. I can take care of it." Then I hung up. They had a crew out to pick the line up and reattach it higher up the pole in about 30 minutes. 🤣

[lockedin]

One thing I can say Casey there is never a dull moment with any of your videos. It has been my experience that kits rarely meet expectations!

[rhondasweeney]

Thank goodness it wasn't the power line!😮 Then the lift stopped working. Finally you got your RV cover done. Thank goodness! Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

[imafarmboy]

I love heavy equipment. You finally convince yourself you can't live without it because of all these jobs that have to be done and then never use it for them. You use it for all the jobs you never knew you needed it for.

[gregpajasons]

Yes a Spotter is always a good idea!!!!
Crane or Gradall etc.
Safety Site inspections.
Maybe some orange cones under utilities.

[robertfarrimond]

I always wondered how bad it could be using one of those kit's. Thanks for being the crash test dummy for us. I've seen the ad's.

[margreetanceaux]

Abt 5 minutes into this video - and I’ve so much respect for Carina.

[redfred]

Man I love that Gradall. Also, got plans for the blazer if I get it, to raffle it off for East Tennessee Children’s home.

[duaneb]

Casey, your phone line was a light-weight. A family member was doing a little back yard work for his daughter and borrowed a backhoe to dig out I believe a rock that was in the way - unbeknownst to him, there was a phone line trunk line under the rock (and no, he didn't do the 811 before you dig). Needless to say his bucket went through a 600 pair connection line. The only thing that saved him was he stopped the second he realized he hit something (and didn't raise the bucket up with the trunk line stuck to it), so it was a fairly clean break for them to connect them back up again.