I Bought Everything In This Stranger's Backyard...And Turned It Into CASH!!

Honestly that’s insane that he had a low miled TIE fighter there. Worth a lot

I used to do salvage in the mid 80's and learned how to 'wheel and deal' with all sorts of stuff from various industries, from military, medical, and marine, to commercial electrical & transformers, boilers to printing presses, and much more. I compiled a database of buyers and brokers. Some in CA, the rest scattered around the USA. I also went to about 12 - 20 trade shows of many diverse industries almost every year for near 30 years, so I have connections all over the planet, as well! Now that I live near these guys (just down the 15 a bit), I'm willing to help them in some way.

I started watching you 2 weeks ago! Now I'm addicted & I watch you every day! My husband is so much like your! My husband had his own company for several years he was a gas hauler and when we plummeted here in St. George we moved to North Dakota and he worked there haul hauling fuel out to oil rigs. About eight years ago he was in a fatal accident and his beautiful yellow Pete and it's a miracle that I still have him he no longer drives a diesel his truck he misses it every day and now he works for someone else and Hass water. But he loves to collect old junk.

Your team sure knows what they are doing! Keep them happy and their bellies full!

Good to see someone seeing the value in discarded equipment. Respect to the owner for selling you this machinery. Too many people hang on to valuable things until they are of no use to anyone. Cheers from Australia

Wow ..it's amazing what people have in their backyards huh! I just recently started watching u around the end of December...love your way of rolling and hope to see more videos like this one!

SOOO ...I just watched this! Insane..I'm a self titled hoarder...🤪and I couldn't have scraped much of this! Those trucks! Semi, Chevys, cab overs! The box units! I'm drooling! I'm curious a year later if you have kept any and/or restored them...IM IN LOVE😍

Good to know this will not just sit there and slowly rot away .....thanks guys! Peace to all...💜💙💜

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Wow! Totally different lifestyle than ever heard. I'm a city slicker new to country living and am fascinated by what's outdoors. I look forward to more learning. Best wishes!!

Awesome video! I enjoyed it immensely. I looked for a follow up to this but didn’t see one. I’d really like to see you all do some more of this type stuff.

I love watching your videos. You guys are hilarious and so much fun. Your videos are a positive thing in a world that needs more positivity.

God, this channel is like Pawn Stars, American Pickers, Gold Rush and Ax Men all rolled into one. The variety of what is being done means there's never a dull moment!

I met dave at sema one year and I can honestly say he is a genuine guy he threw his arm around my neck as i face-timed my aunt “she’s a huge fan” we talked for a bit before he had to run to his meet and greet by his Ford f-550 6x6 with tracks on it. My whole interaction with him was great he never made me feel like I was a annoying person who ran up to him just to say what’s up he talked to me like he knew me. Thanks for showing love Dave! God bless you and your family. My guess is 174 tons.

It’s so amazing that you guys can do anything. You’re all very smart men

I am 63 and grew up with a salvage yard down the road. Most people saw "eye sore" but I saw stories. Married a guy that bought a salvage yard. Go figure! I couldn't begin to guess the ton wt. of all these. Love it. You definitely got an Excellent deal

I love looking in old fields full of abandoned equipment in the country side. You can find some really cool stuff plus hidden treasures inside the cabs of old trucks. Wish I could be there with him enjoying the exploration of the goodies. I see some great restoration projects in the bunch. The old tractors are really cool too.

Honestly watching you and the videos you make really make me want to spend a day with all of you. This job alone sure gave me some memories of my grand dad and I when I was a kid.

Oh my gosh!!! That yellow trailer is a Twamco Trailer! My grandfather built those in his shop that was on 3500 South in Salt Lake. The business is no longer there but I love seeing these because I know that he worked on each and every trailer made there since 1938. That just made my heart happy to see it!