If you're a fan of diesel trucks and off-road vehicles, chances are you've heard of the Diesel Brothers. Dave Sparks and Dave Kiley rose to fame with their popular YouTube channel, where they showcased their impressive builds and crazy stunts. Eventually, they landed their own TV show, Diesel Brothers, which aired for eight seasons on the Discovery Channel. But in recent years, fans have been wondering: did the Diesel Brothers get cancelled?

The short answer is no. The Diesel Brothers TV show may have come to an end, but Dave Sparks and Dave Kiley are still going strong. In fact, they've decided to go back to their roots on YouTube, where they can focus on what they want and when they want.

One of the things that made the Diesel Brothers so popular was their incredible builds. From the Freedom Bus to the Brodozer to the Brocamino to Hercules, they always pushed the limits and created some truly unforgettable machines. And now, with their focus back on YouTube, they're continuing to produce amazing content for their fans.

But the Diesel Brothers aren't just about building badass vehicles. They're also known for their incredible recovery efforts, where they help people in need of assistance. Since focusing on YouTube 100%, they've done over 50 huge recoveries, including some that have made national news.

One of their most notable recoveries was when they helped bring closure to the case of Susan Powell, a Utah mother who disappeared in 2009. Using their heavy-duty equipment, they searched a 200' cave for two weeks, looking for any signs of her remains. While they didn't find Susan, they were able to bring her parents to the site and help them accept that their daughter was not there. This was a crucial step in helping them find closure and move forward. It was a remarkable effort by the Diesel Brothers, and one that even the police officers were not able to accomplish.

But perhaps the best thing about the Diesel Brothers' return to YouTube is that they can be more authentic and show the true reality of their shop. While the TV show was entertaining, it didn't always capture the day-to-day operations of their business. On their YouTube channel, they can showcase the nitty-gritty details of their builds, as well as share their passion for diesel trucks and off-roading.

So, to answer the question, no, the Diesel Brothers weren't cancelled. They simply decided to go back to their roots and focus on what they love. And for fans of their incredible builds and recovery efforts, that's great news. You can follow their latest adventures on the HeavyDSparks and Sparks Motors YouTube channels, where they continue to create amazing content for their fans.

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