NEW Copart Walk Around 2-20-21 + Jeep Snow Drifting!

NEW Copart Walk Around 2-20-21 + Jeep Snow Drifting!

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[jballard]

It's 💘 Valentine's Day 💝, - 7 degrees, 🌨️ 13 inches of snow ☃️, no heat 🥶 - you really should be in bed, bundled up under the blankets next to a warm body doing whatever 👨‍❤️‍👩 comes to mind!🤦‍♂️

[jasperstroupe]

Hats off for you mr. Randy! Thanks for braving the cold and trying to get us a co-part walk around. The fact you tried means a lot to us! You the man!!!

[drewbenefield]

Oh looks fun!! I guess you can’t please everyone. I appreciate you!! Keep warm brother! Thank you!

[mikepriceup]

Randy that jeep sitting in all that snow is a beautiful thing. Street tires and you were getting around with no problems? Hope this puts to bed all the haters telling you to get rid of it. My 2012 silverado is a 4×4 that I hardly use but it's there if you need it! Plz be safe and thankyou for trying to do a Copart is such crappy weather. Thankyou Sir!

[matthaegele]

It was awesome you attempted to do a Copart walkaround on the Coldest day ever. Stay warm

[jrjalvingh]

Randy your street tires are not regular street tires but M+S so mud and snow tires. Should drive fine on snow

[randomness]

Those roads are perfect for a Jeep! My family had a Grand Cherokee that got through nightmare New England snow, drove 150 miles in a blizzard easily, towed my BMW up our hill a couple times, finally let it go at 270k miles when the transmission went for the 3rd time and the 4WD stopped working. Jeeps are awesome offroad and in heavy snow!

[JoeManLARockinEmpire]

Thank you Randy For always Bringing us Content. We all appreciate what you do. No matter what. You are aways doing it for us. YOU ROCK!

[degeneratewinners]

And that jeep window better be under warranty that's some BS

[billycarey]

Me and my wife was out in it in Texas in my 2014 Nissan pathfinder for all 3 days of the snow and ice delivering oxygen to nursing homes with no power. The pathfinder is 4x4 but its on street tires to. I never lost traction not 1 time. Never had a 4x4 handle snow and ice that well

[kevinhitchcock]

Randy you should carry Power Service diesel additive. The white bottle has the anti gel for very low temps and if the stations where you buy diesel is. Or using number 1 diesel. If you are not using number 1 and cold weather will gel it up and it won’t run. The Power Service gray bottle is a booster to run about 3 or 4 time a summer season. It will boost performance and help with fuel economy. I think Oklahoma probably uses Number 1. Also if helps on start up to run the glow plug twice. It does help heat the cylinders.

[defjame]

hello everyone !
i have a question, what do coopart do to the cars that are sitting outside in case a hail storm was coming ? is there any protection protocol to the cars or they just all get their share of hail damage?

[GAFBear]

Randy would the windscreen not be covered under warranty as you have done no damage to it ?

[fuzzydicemotors]

Thanks for the video. You have to work with what you have. We’re snowed in over here in Arkansas too. We were at zero degrees with a windchill of -18.

[DanEBoyd]

Aw man, and the fence-gate acrossed the street from Copart was closed too. I, for one, would've liked to see a feature on that crane-truck visible at 29:30. It looks to be either a Kenworth or a Peterbilt, for what it's worth...

[steveburlo]

Randy, tip for you, when it's that cold, if you are trying to start vehicles, best thing to do is turn on running lights, for 30 seconds, it wakes up battery...

[baitse]

Looks like fun Randy. I don't think the Jeep would get stuck anywhere even with regular mud and snow tires. So long as you have the winch, you're golden.

[thomasprotzman]

hi randy well you had what we have in northeastern wisconsin and you have your truck plug in at nigth kept her warm . and you have 4 wheel-drive be safe on the roads be safe out there tom from oshkosh, wisconsin.

[richardmason]

I would suggest getting a submersible aquarium heater for your pond, it might keep the water from freezing completely!!

[raymccollum]

As for your furnace, if you had a 'Heat Pump' installed, they don't work below 32 degrees, that's why they usually have electric strips for auxillary heat. Sometimes, though, in warmer climates, they don't 'hook them up'!