Our 6x6 Army Truck CAUGHT FIRE...Can it Be Saved? 

Of coarse the dad jokes

You should take the motor from that and put it in a Dodge Charger😂

Nice fire truck

They grown ups so quick, it’s old enough to smoke now

LMFAO ..funney shit

that truck is DEF gonna be a project to get functioning halfway correctly!!! shoot, make fixing IT a series!! lol

Use a beer can to cover that hole behind his head.

@@johnbuffum6135 lol i see that and im thinking...bullet hole that rusted away?

More like one of the projects

lmao i lost my shit when he open that can

Always something that I had learned when trying to be educated as mechanic. The same for something that will effect the safety or the steering angles. I will rather replace both sides of the same axel. It might cost more, but better safe then sorry

I am not sure how this truck is setup, but I had a truck that bearings at the wheel hub and then another set further back in the axle tube. They all needed to be replaced at the same time.

Well he did take it into deep water and I guess it was a long, long time ago someone grease packed those wheel bearings..

Where’s the “I like mine black” option?

Flaming hot

red hot

i'd like to see the inside of that bearing once he replaces it

Smoking

It was comedy gold 🤣 😂 😆

I didn’t e en catch that part until reading it, must have had my ear plugs in?

Well, it worked out for them

They slackin. When the channel started it offered more content.

​@@ChicanoOne760if the channel is slackin, why are you here then?

True

Those trucks are designed so that water physically cannot get into anything besides the cab. If water has gotten in there, the seals are probably extremely worn or cracked.

@@Sitnased1 , friend of mine owens one. Every 10,000 miles he repacks them. There not sealed.. water can get in real easy.. have a good one buddy.

Buzz Buzz Honey I own 2 of them. They are sealed.

Have you guys ever come to think of the fact that not all of these trucks will be exactly the same? That other people may have replaced the bearings with either sealed or non-sealed versions? It's not like these are fresh from the factory floor. Just because it's the same truck doesn't mean it's exactly the same.

Dark Days underrated 😂

Last time Dom moved that quick he was late for happy hour at Sonic.

Making my rounds all over town

He does.... wish youtube allowed pics in the comments...

But did the kids twist your arm and make you watch Shrek Ever After ?????

I just looked up that clip, and yes its true.

@@jamespooley6626 Then it is confirmed. Dom is indeed the kid from Shrek Ever After all grown up. What a nice young man he turned out to be. And so handsome. Lol!

Yep had to go look too

Oh the car is flippable. You physically have to make it flip. Via using a catapult.

Arkansas hell ya

Small world . I'm from Arkansas too

I am to my guy it is a small world here

I’m from Jonesboro AR

SnowWolf_014 no shit I’m in mountain Home

Same thing happened to me

I’m a mech for these trucks in the marine corps and I can say they act exactly like the average operator 🤣

It’s westen It’s gonna happen

True

have one of them raised hoods, and the back of it be the exhaust, goin all up from in front of the windshield

Careful what ya wish for ;-)

alexaederrfoote Alex

THAT GOOD GET 2

Good way to get caught without a CDL

@@dumdumdugan1940 don't need a cdl if you aren't pulling a trailer

@@dumdumdugan1940 dont need a cdl for farm use and not for hire regaurdless of pulling a trailer or not

@Bailey Hatfield true but it'd have lasted a little longer before breaking but then he'd have less $$views so i mean, maybe it was worth it?

The bearings are supposed to be sealed, normally no water would get in there. Otherwise going through a puddle would destroy the bearings.

@@jesumachorro they're sealed to puddles yes, no seals on a 30 year old truck will stop water when you're sitting in it for long periods with water over the axles. Even with brand new axles and seals some water would likely leak past the seals the way he left it sitting in the water for the video. vehicles just aren't meant to be submerged, and if you do get it submerged you've gotta change many of the fluids just to make sure there isn't water contamination. Source, had 2 new bearings go bad with BRAND NEW SEALS due to driving through a flooded road, once. it washed alot of the grease out and the bearings failed a week later. I didn't even stop like he did, I kept a bow waving going the whole time etc.

@Bailey Hatfield Definitely better on the way TO the gravel pit than on the way FROM the gravel pit!

@@0xsergy Army trucks need lots of maints.

Hell yes👨‍🔧

Sir. Its called the Smokestang.

wow really?

Oh yea, it isnt *on* fire, the truck is *inside the fire*

Deadass

think Waylon matured and got sick of all the crap !!