I say bravo to your brother in-law for knowing he was beyond his driving skill and comfort level and being smart enough to make a call rather than wreck it.
@Sir_MaxD Don't be silly! There is off road, and then there is OFF ROAD! If you have never gotten yourself into a situation that made you pucker a little, you haven't been off road!
@@Sir_MaxDWhat an absurd take. "on road" and "off road" are not the only two types of driving. A gravel road is different from a dry dirt road is different from a muddy dirt road is different from a forest track is different from a sand road is different from a wash is different from a rocky path. Etc. Etc. Your attitude doesn't give anyone room to improve their skills and step up to harder and harder trails while being able to know one is beyond their current skill. By your logic no one would ever drive off road, because at some point in their life every single person didn't know how to drive off road properly and had to learn.
Pity they don't know what they fixed. Paul, being an ex utilities repair person, should understand a NFF result at a fault. It means No Fault Found or in Murphy speak, I'll wait until you get home, or out in the boonies, and I'll fail again. The type of faults I hated and still do.
Nothing they build last long. Might be time to change professions. How would you like them to work on your vehicle and just keep replacing random parts hoping they fix it?
I asked a question a while ago, I was changing my transmission fluid one day and asked myself, how much transmission fluid does Paul go through in a month 😂😂
@@overthehill1958 The last 4 transmission was all rebuilt by a transmission shop so how it that Paul's fault when they don't work right from the get go?
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 Please don't do that. With respect to everybody but don't trow you're religion in this .BTW most wars start with religion trouble, you must know that I think.
I've been watching you guys, Matt's channel, Robby's channel, Rudy's, Chad's and all the rest of you knuckleheads for a few years now. I really like your Periodic "Cantankerous comments" videos and today I thought I'd throw in my contribution to the slew of cantankerous comments you guys get. Paul, you're by far the most creative fabricator I've ever seen. You're pretty much the reason I started welding a couple years ago. Michelle, You are awesome. You don't deserve any of the hate those jerks with the negative comments give you. Love seein' your purdy face pop up in Pauls videos from time to time. Hunter, you're one of very few people your age these days that has clearly grown up right. Keep learning from Paul. He won't steer you wrong. Loli, you're amazing. love seeing you pop in every now and again. Paul, you and your whole family are awesome to watch. I watch your weekday videos every chance I get, but your Sunday videos are an essential part of my Sunday morning routine, and what I watch with my Sunday morning cup of coffee. There. How's that for cantankerous? ....hmmm, just proof read that whole thing. Guess I've not very good at being cantankerous. I used to be pretty good at it when I was in the Army. Must be losing my touch. Oh well, keep those videos coming guys, and just keep laughing at the haters that have negative things to say. The rest of us love watching you all!
I was watching your latest show and something just came across my mind noticing some of your table, tools and how they are utilized like with the some type of lifting device for when you remove differentials I think it would be cool if you had a segment that kind of showed some of your tools you use in the shop You guys are so inspiring to do it yourself or self supportive shops like yours with the economy like it is so hard to get things done without paying out a lot of money I like to recycle things that can be recycled for a different use thanks in advance for any consideration to my suggestion love your show will keep on watching.
Your BiL sounds like Hunter in the shop, always doubting. And like Hunter, the BiL will learn to have confidence in your (and your sons) abilities. 👍👌💕
A couple things we learned in this video. There's nothing wrong with playing it safe, although it's not as fun as going for it, and never tell Paul "It ain't climbing out of that" lol
Really enjoy the non-staged content of your channel. Family doing things together is why I enjoy your videos. Stay away from the idiots at sparks motors and you will continue reap the rewards of your genuine hard work and honesty. Fab Rats rock!
I was with the brother in law and said, no way. Then I was already into the " I told you so mode", when it came out. Driver and FJ are amazing. I think my jaw is still hanging open.
It’s good to have Chad in your corner and it’s good that your brother in law has you in his corner!! It’s great y’all are available to help those in need.
Again, Paul showed that experience and the right vehicle make the difference between a Sunday Drive and needing your truck pulled out of a gully and putting its wheels back on the ground.
Yepp, that's a rare skill: knowing when it's too dangerous and call for help - BEFORE you wreck your vehicle. Lke Paul said: better be safe than sorry. 😎🤟
Glad to see you all back together again. Mom you having way too much fun you know the heaters will have to make nasty comments because they don't know what it's like to have fun with family. Nice job Paul your brother in law should be happy.
Lolol. Them good ol’ Florida boys don’t know about all these hills and snow. You got them out The lesson to take from it is know your limits. If you can’t do it or don’t know…. Call for help. Your pride means nothing if you die so even if we know it’s an easy hill, but it’s beyond your comfort zone, don’t be too proud to ask for help.
Fuel pressure drop. I had a ford in the shop doing the same thing as your truck. Rev it up and the fuel pressure would drop. After replacing filter,pump and strainer. There still was a drop. What it ended up being was the aftermarket strainer. Our parts guy got us one from ford that was about a third bigger. Just something to think about.
Thanks for all your great content, you have inspired me to start my own project, just picked up a 1952 regent III double decker bus and were turning it into a food truck, it's gonna be awesome
Thank goodness for Chad! You know it is a tough one when Chad gets stumped too! But it looks like it is running well now, with lots more power! You may have to start wearing a neck brace when you drive it Paul, you could get whiplash from all that power!
I'm feelin the stress vibe from your last few videos. We all been there, dealin' with it every day. You are not alone, and we ride with you in the videos when you are on the edge. Hope things ease out a bit for you soon. Keep fab'n, keep wheelin' and keep on truckin' .......good things are around the corner. Oh, yeah....btw.....hands down, one of the best channels on youtube and some of the most down-to-earth people in your family circle. Nice to see regular folks like us being so fun and so generous. Keep it up.
Paul, that procharger has made the Tow truck sound Super Spicey! I can't wait to see how well that thing runs once you get that thing all sorted out. And kudos to your brother n law for not getting himself into more trouble by just jumping in head first out of his comfort zone in his ability to drive off road. In my experience every time I have ever gotten to cocky that's when I break stuff and crap goes side ways. 😅😂😅
Not a person to comment but watch your videos everyday. Love them. Michelle, I for one think you're great. Keep being your happy laughing self, we need more happiness in this world.
I really love the fact that a successful phrase from Paul is "Yahtzee" and it's great that his boys use the same word too when something works! like father like son! Love our Fab Rats!
Thanks Chad for a long day and a half getting the tow truck running. Major gremlins removed. Alot more power but runs lean under a heavy pedal. A different size pulley, another fuel pump, some dyno treatment and the Sherminator will be a blast. The in-laws may be very conservative but know their limits. Better safe than sorry. Maybe with winches, ropes, 4 wheel lockers, different rims and tires could boost their confidence. Nothing beats practice and experience.
you can use a lingenfelter variable speed pwm fan controller for that brushless spal fan it allows you to have the fan speed ramp up with the engine temps you set. you can have the fan ticking over just below operating temp and have it ramp up to full speed before it boils just like a modern vehicle. it has provision to be wired with a manual override switch and if the controller itself ever does fail it fails with the fan on so you aren't stranded
Time and time again when very capable and smart fabricators can't figure something out they take it to Chad of @ChadsFab This show's humility and genius. Props to Paul and Chad and they're collaborations.
I’ve had myself in that situation and had no option to go back and no help . It’s not a good feeling but I learned a lot about my driving skill and what my FJ -40 could really do . After that I managed to get in worse situations and made it out unscathed. One thing about 4 wheeling is the more you do it the better you get at it . Sure wish I still had the FJ . Thanks for sharing
Turns straight I like that😂. When people used to ask me for directions when I was in another city. I would tell them you can't get there from here and then drive away😊
Chads awesome! You guys should do a wheeling trip with Chads fab! Much respect to your brother in law for knowing when to call for help. Awesome seeing the FJ making easy work of the snow.
Paul and Jace to the rescue of Michelle's brother in that snow covered rough trail getting them out. Yes the Rat Rod is back and running good, but still needs some upgrades on the fuel pump. Good video and Chad's our hero making things work!
I just got my on OnX membership a few weeks ago with the Fab Rats code, I guess I should have waited! On X definitely came in handy at Redbird SRA last weekend as I almost took the Gladiator through a quad trail. That’s what I get for asking my wife which way she wants to go. Love the show guys!!
❤always fun and exciting watching you folks. Great to know you are always there to help your family out of a pinch even if they are in laws. Stay safe and warm. Yahtzee
how are the negatives hooked up? through the chassis or dedicated ground wires from heads to the battery's? Relying on chassis ground is usually a bad idea on modern engines.
Great video!! Glad you got the wrecker running! Those guys were smart to call you! Not having the confidence to navigate that terrain and especially not knowing the road.. good call on their part. It never hurts to squeeze a little fun into a recovery if the opportunity presents itself!! LOL!! Keep up the good work...... and videos!! 😁
The feeling of a narrow trail and seeing less than 1/2 of a tire tread track on it after is like no other. My wife would often get out on narrow roads or sketchy wide spots to turn around in.
Chad, he's such a good guy! I had no doubt you two could figure it out! Good rescue that helped your brother-in-law out of a stuck situation! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
honest characters & realistic approaches. and does Paul ever know his truck's capabilities! and the next generation is learning that trait as well. nice to see Michelle has a slight rebellious side.
It was good to see you have fun Paul off of Florida and I drive around in the snow in Illinois now Michelle makes a beautiful model for your merchandise Paul let's just get her jeep in the shop for her
Everyone commenting about "if you can't drive off road" stay on the pavement needs to realize that those of us who were born in the area and started doing this as kids have a lot of different experience than those who have lived in other areas. I could say the same thing about those who are used to driving off road around here and putting them in Florida, where his brother-in-law is from and having them drive in the swamps and sticky mud there. You wouldn't do any better there, than he is doing here. I've done both and it's a completely different set of driving skills and experience. So, people need to get off their high horse. I commend him for realizing his limitations and being smart about things. Love this channel and the Fab Rats crew. Its nice to watch something that is not only interesting but is family oriented and isn't full of foul language and inappropriate content.
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Would you ever help someone build an FJ like yours?
should have Hemi swapped it. those gm engines have given you nothing but trouble.
Paul you had to show off all your hard work u did did on the FJ. LOL
I say bravo to your brother in-law for knowing he was beyond his driving skill and comfort level and being smart enough to make a call rather than wreck it.
@Sir_MaxD
Don't be silly!
There is off road, and then there is OFF ROAD!
If you have never gotten yourself into a situation that made you pucker a little, you haven't been off road!
@@Sir_MaxDwhat a ridiculous thing to say
@@Sir_MaxDWhat an absurd take. "on road" and "off road" are not the only two types of driving. A gravel road is different from a dry dirt road is different from a muddy dirt road is different from a forest track is different from a sand road is different from a wash is different from a rocky path. Etc. Etc.
Your attitude doesn't give anyone room to improve their skills and step up to harder and harder trails while being able to know one is beyond their current skill. By your logic no one would ever drive off road, because at some point in their life every single person didn't know how to drive off road properly and had to learn.
Nah, he's just chicken. Once Paul was on the scene and coaching him how to drive it out, there really wasn't much of an excuse not to do it.
@@Sir_MaxDhaving knowledge and having balls are two different things.
Love how you all gauge the depth of a wash by how many times rig will roll
I did a double take when he said that.
Thanks Chad for helping Paul
Chad is the man. Quality fab, troubleshooting, wiring, tuning, and as nice as the day is long.
What does the rattle under accelleration tell you?
@@pilotdog68 could be fuel pressure, dunno.
Tell Paul "there ain't no way" and he is going to do it just to prove you wrong. First class off-roading ability.
I dooped a number of friends into doing a lot of things by telling them they couldn't 😂
@@Iamthathillbillyare they all still alive 💀🤣?
@Joe-hz1nw yep, most of the vehicles they were operating at the time are not though 😆
Truer words were never spoken! Don’t go where you can’t come back from.✌️
and don't ride faster than your guardian angel can fly.
I have too often wished I had chosen to call for help instead of screwing something up. Good move guys!👍👍 Fab rats are bad ass!
When a won’t roll turns into a three roll!
Paul, as usual, goes where angels fear to tread. High five to Chad and company zeroing in the wrecker. Good to see everyone.
Pity they don't know what they fixed. Paul, being an ex utilities repair person, should understand a NFF result at a fault. It means No Fault Found or in Murphy speak, I'll wait until you get home, or out in the boonies, and I'll fail again. The type of faults I hated and still do.
After all that Ben owes you a Dew. Michelle's revenge was sweet, he walked right into it. Great video guy's.
I don't think that was Ben. He didn't look the same, he didn't talk the same (to me anyway), and I think Paul said his name is Jason.
Ben is still in Utah. This is his brother-in-law from Florida.
I love that the unit of measurement used is “how may rolls til the bottom” fuckin GOLD!!!! I love you guys!
"Transmission isn't gonna last long" with Paul's luck with transmissions that just goes without saying 😂
I’m surprised he doesn’t build and bulletproof all his transmissions from the start.
Nothing they build last long. Might be time to change professions. How would you like them to work on your vehicle and just keep replacing random parts hoping they fix it?
I asked a question a while ago, I was changing my transmission fluid one day and asked myself, how much transmission fluid does Paul go through in a month 😂😂
@@overthehill1958 lol, his "profession" is not working on others vehicles.
Why are you even here?
Please show us all the awesome things you do...
@@overthehill1958 The last 4 transmission was all rebuilt by a transmission shop so how it that Paul's fault when they don't work right from the get go?
Good morning everybody and thumbs UP to Fab Rats!
@@JanelleVocate-Ames
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 I am just fine, worry about yourself and stop the comment spamming!
@@richardthomas1743👍
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 Please don't do that. With respect to everybody but don't trow you're religion in this .BTW most wars start with religion trouble, you must know that I think.
Nothing wrong with a little playtime after the work is done. Great job guys.
You got that right.
That's some build you have there. There were a couple of fella's with total disbelief look when you came out of there.
I've been watching you guys, Matt's channel, Robby's channel, Rudy's, Chad's and all the rest of you knuckleheads for a few years now. I really like your Periodic "Cantankerous comments" videos and today I thought I'd throw in my contribution to the slew of cantankerous comments you guys get. Paul, you're by far the most creative fabricator I've ever seen. You're pretty much the reason I started welding a couple years ago. Michelle, You are awesome. You don't deserve any of the hate those jerks with the negative comments give you. Love seein' your purdy face pop up in Pauls videos from time to time. Hunter, you're one of very few people your age these days that has clearly grown up right. Keep learning from Paul. He won't steer you wrong. Loli, you're amazing. love seeing you pop in every now and again. Paul, you and your whole family are awesome to watch. I watch your weekday videos every chance I get, but your Sunday videos are an essential part of my Sunday morning routine, and what I watch with my Sunday morning cup of coffee. There. How's that for cantankerous? ....hmmm, just proof read that whole thing. Guess I've not very good at being cantankerous. I used to be pretty good at it when I was in the Army. Must be losing my touch. Oh well, keep those videos coming guys, and just keep laughing at the haters that have negative things to say. The rest of us love watching you all!
Chad and his family are great! I love Michelle and her infectious laugh 😂. Great vid.
Awe Michelle your jeep out in the snow. Great video's everyone. Looking good in the beanie Michelle. Have a good day!
I was watching your latest show and something just came across my mind noticing some of your table, tools and how they are utilized like with the some type of lifting device for when you remove differentials I think it would be cool if you had a segment that kind of showed some of your tools you use in the shop You guys are so inspiring to do it yourself or self supportive shops like yours with the economy like it is so hard to get things done without paying out a lot of money I like to recycle things that can be recycled for a different use thanks in advance for any consideration to my suggestion love your show will keep on watching.
Here’s an oldie but a goodie! th-cam.com/video/10jQGQSIXd0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yNJa9hHtGZds0fzU
Your BiL sounds like Hunter in the shop, always doubting. And like Hunter, the BiL will learn to have confidence in your (and your sons) abilities. 👍👌💕
A couple things we learned in this video. There's nothing wrong with playing it safe, although it's not as fun as going for it, and never tell Paul "It ain't climbing out of that" lol
Really enjoy the non-staged content of your channel. Family doing things together is why I enjoy your videos. Stay away from the idiots at sparks motors and you will continue reap the rewards of your genuine hard work and honesty.
Fab Rats rock!
Heck yeah!! Chad’s a dang ol’ wizard man, definitely works some magic when needed! 💪
That was awesome how Paul wheeled thru that ditch. Brother n law was like “there’s no way “ lol.
I was with the brother in law and said, no way. Then I was already into the " I told you so mode", when it came out. Driver and FJ are amazing. I think my jaw is still hanging open.
We need a Jace Yahtzee counter! Nice work fellas!
That was fun ! Paul blew there mind. It puts a smile on my face when you do stuff that looks impossible (like the end of the 24)
It’s always good when a fella has the sense too make the call I’m sure in the dark that looked a lot harder then it actually was
It’s good to have Chad in your corner and it’s good that your brother in law has you in his corner!! It’s great y’all are available to help those in need.
Again, Paul showed that experience and the right vehicle make the difference between a Sunday Drive and needing your truck pulled out of a gully and putting its wheels back on the ground.
Experience
Morning Fab Rats👍🤠👍🇺🇸 Love your videos.....Awesome Rescue Adventures...
Keep em comming👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Best way to start the day is with a new Fab Rats video 🙂
Chads a wizard. Just pure and simple.
The legend is Chad.
😂😂 when he says like his dad and Jace wanted have fun love it guys
Yepp, that's a rare skill: knowing when it's too dangerous and call for help - BEFORE you wreck your vehicle. Lke Paul said: better be safe than sorry. 😎🤟
5:02 I just realized I picked up the camper shell for my truck in those townhomes. Didn't know I was that close to a legend...
That FJ and your driving skills. Unbelievable. Love the videos. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to see you all back together again. Mom you having way too much fun you know the heaters will have to make nasty comments because they don't know what it's like to have fun with family. Nice job Paul your brother in law should be happy.
Lolol. Them good ol’ Florida boys don’t know about all these hills and snow. You got them out
The lesson to take from it is know your limits. If you can’t do it or don’t know…. Call for help.
Your pride means nothing if you die so even if we know it’s an easy hill, but it’s beyond your comfort zone, don’t be too proud to ask for help.
Chad to the rescue, now you know the way forwards. Good job saving those folks, they made the right call.
Fuel pressure drop. I had a ford in the shop doing the same thing as your truck. Rev it up and the fuel pressure would drop. After replacing filter,pump and strainer. There still was a drop. What it ended up being was the aftermarket strainer. Our parts guy got us one from ford that was about a third bigger. Just something to think about.
Having a friend is a great blessing having a great friend is two blessings
Once again, The Professor - Chad, saves the day! What would everyone do without him?
Thanks for all your great content, you have inspired me to start my own project, just picked up a 1952 regent III double decker bus and were turning it into a food truck, it's gonna be awesome
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 wtf does your comment do? It's never gonna convert someone. Your comment brings nothing to the entire comments section!
That's going to be cool . Maybe put up videos of the work in progress. Upstairs dining ? No other food truck has seating I believe.
I love your outlook on everything. You're always ehh it's not that bad. 🤣
Thank goodness for Chad! You know it is a tough one when Chad gets stumped too! But it looks like it is running well now, with lots more power! You may have to start wearing a neck brace when you drive it Paul, you could get whiplash from all that power!
I'm feelin the stress vibe from your last few videos. We all been there, dealin' with it every day. You are not alone, and we ride with you in the videos when you are on the edge. Hope things ease out a bit for you soon. Keep fab'n, keep wheelin' and keep on truckin' .......good things are around the corner. Oh, yeah....btw.....hands down, one of the best channels on youtube and some of the most down-to-earth people in your family circle. Nice to see regular folks like us being so fun and so generous. Keep it up.
Paul, that procharger has made the Tow truck sound Super Spicey! I can't wait to see how well that thing runs once you get that thing all sorted out. And kudos to your brother n law for not getting himself into more trouble by just jumping in head first out of his comfort zone in his ability to drive off road. In my experience every time I have ever gotten to cocky that's when I break stuff and crap goes side ways. 😅😂😅
When I saw the camera on the four wheeler the first ten seconds: I thought were did they find a shopping cart in that area.Hahaha !
Not a person to comment but watch your videos everyday. Love them. Michelle, I for one think you're great. Keep being your happy laughing self, we need more happiness in this world.
Looks like 3 Toyotas having fun in the snow and the best part is a mother and son also having fun with snow balls. ❤❤❤❤
Those are some CLEAN looking old Tacomas. Makes a guy jealous!
I really love the fact that a successful phrase from Paul is "Yahtzee" and it's great that his boys use the same word too when something works! like father like son! Love our Fab Rats!
Thanks Chad for a long day and a half getting the tow truck running. Major gremlins removed. Alot more power but runs lean under a heavy pedal. A different size pulley, another fuel pump, some dyno treatment and the Sherminator will be a blast.
The in-laws may be very conservative but know their limits. Better safe than sorry. Maybe with winches, ropes, 4 wheel lockers, different rims and tires could boost their confidence. Nothing beats practice and experience.
you can use a lingenfelter variable speed pwm fan controller for that brushless spal fan it allows you to have the fan speed ramp up with the engine temps you set. you can have the fan ticking over just below operating temp and have it ramp up to full speed before it boils just like a modern vehicle. it has provision to be wired with a manual override switch and if the controller itself ever does fail it fails with the fan on so you aren't stranded
Time and time again when very capable and smart fabricators can't figure something out they take it to Chad of @ChadsFab
This show's humility and genius. Props to Paul and Chad and they're collaborations.
It really is amazing what confidence can let you get away with. Glad to see everyone got to get some experience and play a bit. Lol
Friends like Chad are and always will be a blessing
I’ve had myself in that situation and had no option to go back and no help . It’s not a good feeling but I learned a lot about my driving skill and what my FJ -40 could really do . After that I managed to get in worse situations and made it out unscathed. One thing about 4 wheeling is the more you do it the better you get at it . Sure wish I still had the FJ . Thanks for sharing
Turns straight I like that😂. When people used to ask me for directions when I was in another city. I would tell them you can't get there from here and then drive away😊
You have taught Chase well, he was telling your brother-in-law which way to turn and keep from getting stuck. He has learned well
Chads awesome! You guys should do a wheeling trip with Chads fab! Much respect to your brother in law for knowing when to call for help. Awesome seeing the FJ making easy work of the snow.
Great work by Jason .. getting Paul in to help him and his crew out. No point playing with fire an someone gettin hurt !!!
Great fun. Michelle missed getting the ice in his cup. She needs to keep practicing. 🎉
Paul and Jace to the rescue of Michelle's brother in that snow covered rough trail getting them out. Yes the Rat Rod is back and running good, but still needs some upgrades on the fuel pump. Good video and Chad's our hero making things work!
Thank you Paul and son for adventure ! I'll admit at first I didn't think that you would get out of draw ! But you did my hats off to you for that !
Chad is such a good dude and knows his stuff.need a fab rats Chad fabs colab shirt 🙌
Love watching Anything Chad works on .
I just got my on OnX membership a few weeks ago with the Fab Rats code, I guess I should have waited! On X definitely came in handy at Redbird SRA last weekend as I almost took the Gladiator through a quad trail. That’s what I get for asking my wife which way she wants to go. Love the show guys!!
Nice job Paul. The FJ is a real workhorse the way you have it configured.
❤always fun and exciting watching you folks. Great to know you are always there to help your family out of a pinch even if they are in laws.
Stay safe and warm. Yahtzee
how are the negatives hooked up? through the chassis or dedicated ground wires from heads to the battery's? Relying on chassis ground is usually a bad idea on modern engines.
Thank you Chads Fab you are a life saver. Chad can get anything running it's unbelievable. All I can say is wow it sounds good
I held my breath during this video. Great job, Paul.
I've found when you get mixed voltages it usually ends up being a bad ground are partially broken or loose wire somewhere!
I had doubts about you getting out of that one spot. I didn't think it would crawl up that dirt hill but it did that truck is a Beast
Good friends like Chad you can’t do without! I look forward to some AWESOME recoveries with that BEAST coming soon!
it brings a tear to my eye to see so many beautiful Toyotas in one video!
Great video!! Glad you got the wrecker running! Those guys were smart to call you! Not having the confidence to navigate that terrain and especially not knowing the road.. good call on their part. It never hurts to squeeze a little fun into a recovery if the opportunity presents itself!! LOL!! Keep up the good work...... and videos!! 😁
Like a work'n critter, trucks aint happy unless you put em through their paces once and a while. Nice work show'n those guys what their rigs can do.
Wow those boys need to grow a set lol! Nice video, even if the title is clickbait because you didn’t tell us what was wrong.
Can't say this enough- That FJ is a beast, and has an awesome wheel man! Great job, Paul.
I love seeing Michelle on the video, even if it was for a short time.
You guys are awesome at everything you do .
Chad and his crew are the true magicians
unbelievable !!! Paul is the master four wheeler !!
The addition of fun makes the day a whole lot more fun
The feeling of a narrow trail and seeing less than 1/2 of a tire tread track on it after is like no other.
My wife would often get out on narrow roads or sketchy wide spots to turn around in.
It's always fun to play in the snow.
Nice recovery ! 👍
Those 2 guys are smart they got a 2 way Radio in the truck not counting on cellphone to work in a area like that
Chad, he's such a good guy! I had no doubt you two could figure it out! Good rescue that helped your brother-in-law out of a stuck situation! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
Chad to the rescue again! Always need to play around a bit when you have the rescue done!
The FJ is a BEAST!
honest characters & realistic approaches. and does Paul ever know his truck's capabilities! and the next generation is learning that trait as well. nice to see Michelle has a slight rebellious side.
Great work Paul. Glad to see the wrecker on the mend 🎉🎉🎉
Better safe than sorry...unless you know a guy. 😁
Hats off the Chad🔧
Michelle's got an arm! Don't mess with Mom.😅
FR, You guys still deliver many smiles per gallon! Thanks!
It was good to see you have fun Paul off of Florida and I drive around in the snow in Illinois now Michelle makes a beautiful model for your merchandise Paul let's just get her jeep in the shop for her
It's always fun playing in washouts!
I love to see the power house F J
in action its amazing to me keep it up paul you the man
Everyone commenting about "if you can't drive off road" stay on the pavement needs to realize that those of us who were born in the area and started doing this as kids have a lot of different experience than those who have lived in other areas. I could say the same thing about those who are used to driving off road around here and putting them in Florida, where his brother-in-law is from and having them drive in the swamps and sticky mud there. You wouldn't do any better there, than he is doing here. I've done both and it's a completely different set of driving skills and experience. So, people need to get off their high horse. I commend him for realizing his limitations and being smart about things. Love this channel and the Fab Rats crew. Its nice to watch something that is not only interesting but is family oriented and isn't full of foul language and inappropriate content.
I cant believe these guys are too scared to drive those nice Yota's.... this trail looks super fun! Good job Paul, show em' how its done.
Yup! That first gen looked sweet!