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Hoofer B

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Use or abuse. Has anyone checked out WhistlinDiesel on you tube? Any opinions or comments? He makes big money from you tube because of all of his followers and endorsements, but it is a bit hard to watch at times. I don't think I would let him borrow my tractor or truck. Bill
 
He is alot like that Howard Stern people watch to see what he is going to do right or wrong in them videos he makes. The grandson was watching one day an I I have better things to do.
 
He's a big hit with the younger crowd and he makes a ton of money doing stupid things and posting videos. He has spent a bunch of money buying vehicles and things only to destroy them on video, I guess that's what his followers want.
 


There are a LOT of blithering idiots on You Tube. Seems like every self proclaimed "expert" fresh off his barstool has a channel with a few hundred thousand subscribers. It's a chore winnowing out the wheat from the chaff on You Tube.
 
Never heard of the guy but will check him out. Despite all the negative comments, it appears he has an audience even with those that can't stand what they see. Great thing about the web, if you don't wanna watch, the solution is simple.
 
I never heard of the guy until last night--somebody on ag-talk posted a link to his site--He took a shinny red Dodge Hellcat and put buggy wheels on it and went to town with his buddy dressed as Amish--That was the good part but he burned the rubber off of them and dug the highway up with it--bad part but it was funny---Tee
 
Found a pic of it--neat
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Out in the country--burned the tires off and spun it down on the rims--had to use a skid loader to get it out...
 
With wheels that close to the body it must take a lot of room to turn it around without hitting the wheels on the fenders. Looks stupid.
 
It is interesting, people pay money to watch stupid things, I spend all my time doing stupid things and have no time or money left for that.
 
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