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I was just thinking about some interesting YouTube channels I follow and thought it might be an interesting topic of discussion. I'll start it off with one I just barely discovered - a guy by the name of Mario Wienerroither has a series he calls Musicless Musicvideo. It's a parody of music videos, where he takes the music out and adds sound:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD8ffB9JU64

So do you have something you like to follow? Post it up and let's see what's the rest of us are missing.

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I've gotten stuck on this one:

https://www.youtube.com/c/MattsOffRoadRecovery/videos

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Yeah, that's a good one too. He sure loves his Jeep.

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Welker farms out of Montana
https://m.youtube.com/user/WelkerFarmsInc

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Now that's a tractor , would like to see the size of the implements for it.

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I follow him to. It surprises me how well the Harbor Freight Badlander winch works for him.

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That new Lizzy wench works even better ;)

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I had to go back and look. I missed the Lizzy one. ;)

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I like Uncle Tonys garage. Sure its Mopar, but he does showcase interesting stuff.

Also Brandon Herrera the AK guy. As i love how all you need is a precision hammer to repair the Slavic magic.

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WatchJrGo
Tavarish
Hoovie's Garage

All sort of the same theme...

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Well... here ya go:


Miscellaneous/Explained:
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Warped Perception: recently put a GoPro inside intake of his Supra
Air Safety Institute: explains airplane crashes
Project Farm: this guy tests the $hit out of EVERYTHING
Classic Work: lots of various projects get done here
Alfred Montaner: films boats and boat docks in Florida!
Man + River: films diving treasure hunts in popular swimming spots
Matt's Off Road Recovery
I C Weld
Livin' off the land: films boats in and out of Haulover inlet, Florida
Normans Rare Guitars: see and hear fabulous often rare guitars
broncos guru: Hilarious "boating news of the day"
DemolitionRanch: really good firearm content!
Kev Talbot: this guy does RC planes/cars/trucks/helis/. Funny guy he is.
Grind Hard Plumbing: crazy good ATV builds and whacky back woods fun.
Hannah Barron: She is so damn cute.
Darcizzle Offshore: Gotta go fishin'
Road Gambler: lots of real casino CRAPS play in Vegas/Reno, etc.
Rick Beato
Adam Savage's Tested: Mythbuster dude goes mad in his own lab
Acres of Clay Homestead: farming
Laura Farms: because yes


Cars/Trucks:
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Vice Grip Garage
Cleetus McFarland
Canuk & Cars ----- LOCAL TO THE BOARD -----
Finnegan's Garage
Jennies Garage
Samcrac
WatchJRGo
ItsBenModified
Alex Rebuilds
Junkyard Digs
Broke Bastard Garage


Law Enforcement:
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Real World Police
News Now Houston
San Joaquin Valley Transparency
Big Nick South Florida
NC TYRANT HUNTER
James Freeman
Highdesert community watch news network
rogue nation
James Madison Audits
Johhny Five o


Maybe that'll enlighten somebody!

-klb

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My son got me watching these goobers from the great white north.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRFFJua0des
Zip Ties and Bias Plies.
Minty

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Here's a good one that I haven't kept up with recently:

https://www.youtube.com/c/SailingEmeraldSteel/videos

These folks have quite a story. He escaped the Iron Curtain when he was about 18, came to the US and made and lost a fortune building houses, bought a restaurant, and married the daughter of the former owners who stayed on to help. Then they sold it and built a steel sailboat by themselves, and have been living aboard and sailing around the world 30+ years.

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You beat me to it.

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I'm planning to order a 30*7/8 Yankum before we go off on any grand adventures in our pickup & camper ;)

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Aside from a few mentioned above:
AvE
Richard Holdener

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ive seen those offroad recovery vids..

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And people do this stuff for fun? I just watched a few of Matt's recoveries. A Prius..:lol:

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We get all the mud bogging we want on our county road when it rains or the snow is melting.

I used to sometimes go out on recoveries with my friends in CO. Their MO was Hi-Lift jacks and planks. Hardly ever pulled anything. I think they were trying to teach folks to help themselves.

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Well, on the other side - here is just about the stupidest "off-road" video I've seen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2I_yz80B6Lo

One evening back in 1989, we drove up the west side of Tincup Pass in our 1965 C/10 (230-6 & four speed). Funny thing was we met a young couple in a 1969 Impala coming down. They scraped a little the first 1/4 mile down the west side, but going up the east side they had no idea any of it wasn't suitable for cars.

Of course I had been over it many times before that so I knew exactly what to expect. One time I took my stock 1973 K/20 up "the hard way" and it was a bit exciting but really the truck rolled right over the rocks like it was no big deal. I guess it is worse now.

It's weird to watch this video now because this area was literally my back yard for quite a few years :)



Edit: also, that's not a shelf road :rolleyes:

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Tugboat captain in the New York waters. As a non-boat guy, this Captain does a decent job of 'splaining things.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TimBatSea

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In one of his past videos, Matt talks about this...he says they're mostly tourists in rental cars!

-klb

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I like to look at this guy's off road recovery videos

http://www.youtube.com/user/recoveryteam

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Can't figure out why they didn't get somebody up in the buggy-jeep and start it and put it in 2wd and help out over the tough spots and up the ledge ?????

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I like the name: BSF recovery: Big Stuck & Fk'd

-klb