Jarrett Transports FLAME THROWERS in Old Church Bus (S4) | Shipping Wars | A&E

JARRETT JOYCE: Hey, man. I'm Jarrett. What's happening? I'm Nick. Nice to meet you, man. I think that's all. Yes, this is something. Everything you've got, man. It's five

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and a giant spark machine, so it's a bomb. Do you know it well? NICK GANT: It took two years to finish the van. I could ruin my bus in one fell swoop. I'm going to need a wrench to remove those valves. Do you have that? Yes, I actually have that. The new and improved Jarrett. Old Jarrett. Well, let's hope that thing fits the door. Enter backwards. Generally, people want to grow their business.

Not Jarrett. He now he's trapped with loads this wide by this height. Oh! Awesome. You may want to be careful with those highly explosive propane tanks. But of course, I like to see some fireworks. Hey man. Thanks again. It's time to do it as quickly as you can. I love the fact that I can now fill up with diesel. Oh shit. I have the key. It is green. I have diesel. Hey, having a diesel makes me a real trucker. I love it. Or a bus driver. Hey, would you mind taking a picture of me real quick?

Big smile. Cheese. So far this journey is off to a great start. Something is not right. Oh, I thought it was for the wind to carry me. This bus vibrates very badly. The alignment has to be very wrong on this. He's making all these

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collide with each other. If I don't fix this, these propane tanks back there, I'll be very late... dead. I'm just thinking about everything right now. Ah! This is not going to work. I have to find a place to fix my new bus. I really need to do an alignment on my bus.

Do you think it will be possible today? I do not think. Are you asking a mechanic to stay late? You're going to need a miracle for that to happen. If you could help me with that, I would really appreciate it. We're very, very busy, but I'll see what I can do. JARRETT JOYCE: I just bought it, so I was hoping everything was fine. But something is obviously not right from the beginning. I understand. We will make it right for you. JARRETT JOYCE: I appreciate that. Thank you so much. And I'll be back. Okay, now. If you treat this bus like you did your truck, I'm sure you'll see many more.

The bus drives much better. In fact, I can go faster. It's like I'm riding on feathers. Man, it's been a slow and bumpy ride. And as a result, I'm late again. Stunt ranch. I guess I'm here. Hi how are things? I'm Jarrett. Steve Wolf. How are you? Good. Nice to meet you. We were looking for you a couple of hours ago. Yeah man, sorry. I'm going to download this. Yeah, let's get this going... Okay. --and get some time back. Can you catch that? Yes. I'll stick with this side. - Oh. - Oh. hold on. Go up a little.

Ah! Do you know what this thing is? Honestly, I have no idea. Crazy spark machine. I probably shouldn't have left it next to the propane tanks. They usually take quite a bit of abuse when on the road. It looks like they were wrapped pretty well. This seems like a lot of hardware. But this is about $400 worth of crap here. Those are solenoid valves and gauges. JARRETT JOYCE: Wow. STEVE WOLF: It's very humid there, isn't it? JARRETT JOYCE: Yeah. It's not supposed to be like that. I think old Jarrett packed that one. STEVE WOLF: Since you're late, I'm not really going to have time for my team to review this.

So I'll have to check this now. Alright. You might want to get away from there a little bit. JARRETT JOYCE: Yes. Are you sure this isn't my punishment for being late? STEVE WOLF: Let's see if this works. I'm really going to miss bidding against Jarrett. STEVE WOLF: Fire in the hole! 3, 2, 1. Oh,. STEVE WOLF: Yeah, this looks pretty good. I have less hair than before. As you can see, at least everything works. So that's something. So you know, if they could pay me, that would be great. My team will have to fix this overtime. It's going to cost me two hours.

That's going to cost me $300. I will have to deduct it from the

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price. I mean, a lot of things happened. I don't... yes. What did you say you're doing here? Well, we blow things up. What if I gave you something you could blow up? What are you thinking? I have an old, broken down truck on the side of that road right now. I mean, would that cover the difference in cost? I think that would be fair. Thank you. STEVE WOLF: You're welcome. And you have to come and see it when we blow it up. There's no way I'm missing it.

Very good, great. It will be the happiest day of my life. That truck cost me two grand and my dignity.