Testing The Freedom Bus ON TRACKS! 

Dude has one hell of a life.

With the right investment yes it's all possible

Facts

Me

He did work hard for it mostly

glad to see someone of ur age using this and i’m sure other technology. i know my grandpa would have had a window into his past on something like youtube, he operated heavy machines and a million other things while he was here with us

So I’m 51 in a couple of days. Me too !! My brother went to Heaven was I was 29 and these dudes remind me so much of him! ❤❤❤

I'm a 68 year old widow and agree 100 percent 😊 Nothing could be finer than watching these young men making a difference and helping others. ❤

@@micah2247 70 isn't THAT old :) I'm 53 and an IT professional.

@@Scoots1994 atta boy, my grandpas wife was in college during the early 80’s, she went for computer science and was super fast on a keyboard from using a typewriter when she was younger.

Your never snowed in with a Black Hawk helicopter.

​@@dayshabrianlilly8878But what if the Apache helicopter stops working?

@@the_car_guy5915 maybe but unlikely.

​@dayshabrianlilly8878 but what if you only own a Blackhawk?

@@dayshabrianlilly8878 It's NOT an Apache, it's a BLACKHAWK.. And still requires 2 qualified pilots to fly it.

And wider skis

One more year. Salute.

my, our respect, DD

Thank you for your service.

Tracked wheelchair! Become the machine!

You are not alone bud going on 6 months being paralyzed myself hi from Alabama.

What is the freedom bus used for

@@gaynorschild9629 it’s used for anything Dave and the crew want to use it for I’m sure you will see it in use during the snowed in series of videos

Make the tracks a foot wider then put a set of fenders in front of it to minimize the snow going forward and it should be great

Drunk early in the day bro

Ya winter in Nebraska the last few weeks has been unfun. I hate having to move snow each day due to drifting to do chores. At least that finally stopped

Penty of Bus's came with those Hydronic heaters stock, they're cool!

He is cold at - 2 f which is only - 18c....lmao.

Thats still Tee Shirt weather!

To compact the "piste" ,the track, for skiing. Make nice wide passes and not overly compact the snow so that it becomes hard to set ski edges into, or hard if you should fall on it.

Keep in mind theyre very heavy... and they operate on snow....

It’s all about spreading the weight. Like snowshoes for vehicles

Exactly. Also for grip since they are used to push snow away. My point as a civil engineer was that having so skinny tracks on a vehicle like the bus (heavy as F) or even worse on that so called Snowrail (overpowered as F) their fail could have been predicted. I am very disappointed to watch some guys inevitably very talented in making amazing machines but lacking some simple basics in physics. Alan is the most mind driven from the bunch. He knows physics not only mechanics. Maybe he is indeed a wizard. ;)@@Flubberbutter

@@petercornish9903 Correct. The more surface area you can use the better to spread the weight and also to have more grip when pushing compacted snow forward. Not too hard to find out why was the Snowrail digging in and sink. Also I won't say the bus had so much success either. Nice shots but under so much weight those tracks are inadequate.

The world will be over by then lol jk. I hope I’m wrong

I hope your wrong too but it’s not looking good 😅

I am surprised how well they work in that cold. For those of us living where its not that cold would take some getting use to..

getting a ride in a monster bus... im not even sure i would be mad