The talent on display here. The Best offroad wrecker design. The best offroad driver. The best offroad mechanics. The best offroad camera work. Calm attitude. Again I say it, the King and his men at work again!
All of these guys are good. No need to put down Matt, Robby or Paul. They all have their weaknesses and strengths. All of them do great work and have great videos.
Half way though this video I realized there aren’t too many real men who can or would do what you do. You are one rugged dude Rory and that goes for your crew also.
Be an off-road recovery guy they said - it'll be easy they said. Yeah, right. Thanks for showing the unglamorous side of this and thanks for all you do for the stranded people and their vehicles!
I can’t believe you guys can set up straight in Mater’s seats with the big set of 🏐🏐’s you guys must have! Wet, cold, slippery rocks and you go up and down them like it is nothing! You really have my butt puckered up on this one! Rory, you are one in a million!
Rory, I have always been amazed at the body control welders have to hold while maintaining focus on the bead.Trying to hold your torso at a 45 degree angle while laying in the mud, getting shocked and burned is beyond tough. Your dedication to your work and the off-roading community should be applauded and appreciated. That's why I watch you, Shawn, Mike and of course Princess Lilly! I love what you guys do. Thanks for posting!
Days like this separate the real men from the wanna be's! I got cold to bone just watching: been there and it's never fun out on days like this. Great job!
Great job, well done. I hate working out in the cold and wet, with hands exposed. Sorry, I can only give one thumbs up. As much as I enjoy Matt, there is a lot of difference recovering from, stuck in sand, to recovering broken rock crawlers. Apples and oranges. Trailmater for the win.
Some recoveries aren't nearly as glamorous as others ... And when you get back to the shop soaking wet and cold ... you get one of those "needy" visitors ... We understand! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Nice work on getting the stranded dudes out of that mess. I've had 2 tow truck drivers that wouldn't even load me up on a rollback on the highway when it was raining because they didn't want to get wet. Keep up the good work. Would love to be able to wheel out there in that terrain. All we have here in PA is sloppy sticky mud trails through the woods.
Thanks Rory for showing how to not only tough thru obstacles on the trail, but emotional obstacles due to conditions you faced. If someone never shows how a person can change emotions they are just acting. Commend you guys for not letting a little weather from finishing the task you were dealt. You guys are Pros, not actors.
"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night nor electrical shock stays these rescuers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." A dependable, responsible rescue team. A hard find. Thumbs up to you.
Getting choked by a welder is not fun, getting choked while you are wet and miserable is WAY worse and I speak from experience. This is a testimony of this crew's grit and perseverance, MUCH respect Rory and Mike.
Man that musta been fun, driving out with a wet arse. Glad you did it not me. A job always looks easy when an experienced person is doing it, its certainly different when you try it yourself. Great job Rory. l'll be surprised if you don't win the tow truck Olympics.
Rain mixing with snow is weather y’all should be payed extra bucks for. Welding in a puddle is extra. Because is extra. I proudly thank you for the profound suffering you experience from hot with hot trucks and rock while welding above your head to this attempt at grounding out your wielder with your body. Man up is in your rear mirror Rory. I’m not Rory tuff. I’m not even close. The secret behind the truck is the men who use it. 👊
Rory you are one bad ass dude I couldn’t believe you were out there welding in the rain let alone the trip there and back gutter done great job a true superhero can’t wait for the next one God bless you sir and your crew
Not sure what you charged for that recovery - but whatever it was, it should have been double. An excellent display of getting the job done no matter what.
I’m sitting in my living room and I can almost feel that cold to the bone feeling you guys are experiencing on this one. I’ve been electrocuted a couple times just because I was to lazy to go to the panel box, but never been shocked by electricity that will melt steel. Can’t imagine why you would be in a bad mood.
I love how everyone else is building off road wreckers but your team is showing us how they are supposed to work. At the competition everyone else will be learning and breaking their rigs while you are welding them back together.
First time I’ve seen Rory a tiny weeny bit fed up. But persevered in the rain,snow and streams. At least laying under the vehicle it acted like an umbrella ☂️ Great job Rory and co.
Awesome work for being wet and cold and having the weld in the wet ground. Also for the cameraman who had to stand out in the wet weather to film everything
The wisdom of this channel as well. Rory is teaching all of us How To while doing. Explains the Why and shows the How. This is next level Professor way of being. We should all be this way in whatever we have figured out how to be good at. Show your kids, your friends. Find an interested younger person to mentor and pass on your learning. Rory has the experience and knows how to do it right because he has done it wrong. Share the knowledge people. Don't complain about the youth who don't know anything. they don't know cause we don't teach them!
I have welded since 1968. I much prefer stick over mig welding anytime. I worked in the Seattle area in a sawmill as a mill right for about 25 years. I have welded in bad weather, gotten shocked just like you in this video, but I don't think I have ever welded in conditions any worse than this video, my hat is off to you my friend.
That looked like a miserable recovery. Never fun when it's cold and wet. Especially when u get wet too. On the plus side ,u got the job done and that's what counts.
@@ronsmith1364 Right? Same with dehydration and heat stroke. Some of us are not as young and as durable as we once were. Plenty of people have died from these things and they never saw it coming.
I commented prior to the off road wrecker Olympics. This video proves it will be boys amongst men. The others will be fighting for second. Great job and keep up the good work.
Holy moly Rory, what a sucky job this was and yet you did it! Having lived in Phoenix valley for 15 years I know how cold it can get higher up north and how hard it is for the body to adjust from scorching heat to freezing cold every year. Thank you for all your work filming, editing and uploading, hey Mike, thank you too! THE fan from Belgium.
You have to get some stunt doubles for the cold in cab shots… At least you got the great footage hanging out of the cab that wouldn’t have been available with any of those other rigs that you would have preferred. And the added bonus of that nice warm arc and metal once you got there. It’s like camping, make the journey for the campfire.
What a miserable trail repair. I got cold just watching this. I can only imagine the words that were said off camera. 🙂 In the end you completed your recovery. Great Job Rory. Mike, I’m equally impressed with your skill set. Keep the videos coming please. Your my favorite channel. MORR is second.
Ah... winter operations. I feel your pain. Water falling from the sky makes everything a pain. Walking away for a breather can help a lot. You regrouped and got it to drive out. A testament to your professionalism and drive. Two guys getting the job done. Thanks for taking us along.
Rory, just wanted to make sure you know that women watch your vids also. I'm a retired lady, and I love your videos. They are top notch, and the work you and your crew do is awesome. I always look forward to watching.
My respect for you just doubled Rory, I'd have gone in something warm and just picked it up and dragged it out to the shop, that is no place to be in bad weather in winter, there should be weather gates at all access points to keep the brave but foolish out of danger.
I bet no one thinks of welding overhead while laying in a creek, in the snow, while soaked, in the cold when they think of Tow Truck Olympics. I salute you Rory!
I'm sure all of your true fans won't fault you for briefly losing your gentlemanly demeanor! That was a miserable situation, but you got it handled. Great job!
Terrible conditions to say the least. Guess most of the so called "off road" recovery guys wouldn't touch this in those conditions? You guys never give up. Great job.
Mad respect on going out and doing that job in that condition. That’s the kind of day where you just would rather stay in the garage and dink around doing nothing important. Great job guys
I am unable to find the right words to express the esteem I have for you guys. Wow, the lengths you go to to rescue others. Truly incredible. You are THE BEST!
Have you considered the cheapest, thinnest plastic tarp you can find with some paracord and the big nail looking tent stakes to create a temporary shed over parts of the rigs in conditions like this recovery? If there is space on the truck to carry it. Think of the tarp as a one time use thing if the price is low enough and bill the customer as materials used. Nice job on the recovery.
Oh the joy of stick welding in the rain. The feeling of electricity passing through your arms to ground is such a thrill, NOT! You are definitely a die hard. Great job as always!😀👍
As an electrician for 54 years, a person only gets electrocuted once. Then they are dead, since that is the definition of electrocution. A person can get shocked, as I did throughout my career, without getting electrocuted, hopefully. It is amazing what you are doing with those vehicles. Keep up the good work. Entirely different from Matt, on Matt's offroad recovery. The offroad enthusiasts in your area don't know how lucky they are to have someone with your skills and equipment to call on as needed.
Holy crap, I used to own this truck! It’s wild seeing it on the Rory show. It used to be a giant mud truck in Florida, then I bought it, lowered it a lot, and brought it to Utah.
You know.... anyone else would have said... "aww hell no"... I mean its cold and raining and snowing and stuff... but sheer will of a former pipe welder, coupled with amazing mcgyver problem solving skills.... makes the impossible possible... Moab is such a diverse place... with the snow and the rain and deserts and hot and cold... some guys just have to be built differently to do this sort of stuff. Mike and Rory out there... freezing their butts off but got the guy back to the parking lot. I hope he bought you all the hot chocolate you care for the next week!
Hi Rory, Mike, I thought Trail Mater had everything it needs for recovery! You don’t even have a hot chocolate making machine or a coffee making one - Unbelievable, buck up guys. Having got cold on the way out and then getting rained on didn’t help at all especially with a wet back, front and all over. Cold is bad enough, cold and wet is a nightmare. Kudos to you for sticking it out. Stay safe and stay awesome.
Hell froze over is accurate in this case 😅nothing like working in the mud, rain and snow while welding with the added risk of electro shock therapy. Good stuff guys. Cheers from West Jordan.
Rory, I felt how cold it was there just by looking at you and Mike and the weather. I was hoping you had a thermos of hot chocolate. God bless you and Mike You both are just plain awesome men. ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍❤️
The talent on display here. The Best offroad wrecker design. The best offroad driver. The best offroad mechanics. The best offroad camera work. Calm attitude. Again I say it, the King and his men at work again!
Took the words from my mouth... I would also add the hardest working, most fun-having, underrated talent on youtube.
By far better than Matt's off road recovery
All of these guys are good. No need to put down Matt, Robby or Paul. They all have their weaknesses and strengths. All of them do great work and have great videos.
They are the best at wrecking but if one of them thought about putting covers on the wet seats they would be warm best wreckers😆😆😆😆😆
Matt wins on weather sealed cab
Half way though this video I realized there aren’t too many real men who can or would do what you do. You are one rugged dude Rory and that goes for your crew also.
Bunch of hard workin rockpeckers. 😁😂👍✌️
@@lestaylor3641 yup as my 99 year old mother use to say “ they ain’t no lazy a$$e$”
I jumped on here in the comments section to say something of the same effect, but you pretty much summed it up. 👊
@Fuzzy Knuckle you must be crazy!
@Fuzzy Knuckle lol, had to pollute this channel with your stupid politics huh?
Be an off-road recovery guy they said - it'll be easy they said. Yeah, right. Thanks for showing the unglamorous side of this and thanks for all you do for the stranded people and their vehicles!
Oh man so cold and raw! Could see Rory wasn't having too much fun there lol...still got the job done. Hope you charged extra!! :)
I can’t believe you guys can set up straight in Mater’s seats with the big set of 🏐🏐’s you guys must have! Wet, cold, slippery rocks and you go up and down them like it is nothing! You really have my butt puckered up on this one! Rory, you are one in a million!
Rory, I have always been amazed at the body control welders have to hold while maintaining focus on the bead.Trying to hold your torso at a 45 degree angle while laying in the mud, getting shocked and burned is beyond tough. Your dedication to your work and the off-roading community should be applauded and appreciated. That's why I watch you, Shawn, Mike and of course Princess Lilly! I love what you guys do. Thanks for posting!
Days like this separate the real men from the wanna be's! I got cold to bone just watching: been there and it's never fun out on days like this. Great job!
#1 DRIVER will not leave anyone behind that's why You are #1Driver!
Great job, well done. I hate working out in the cold and wet, with hands exposed. Sorry, I can only give one thumbs up. As much as I enjoy Matt, there is a lot of difference recovering from, stuck in sand, to recovering broken rock crawlers. Apples and oranges. Trailmater for the win.
This is one of my favorite channels these days, keep 'em coming boys!
Hard core commitment! Dang!! You are the man Rory! One day I hope to be half the man you are.
You just proved that off road recovery is not for the weak and the weather will not stop you from completing your mission.
Damn that was terrible conditions, thumbs up to Mike for walking in the rain for killer footage.
Some recoveries aren't nearly as glamorous as others ...
And when you get back to the shop soaking wet and cold ... you get one of those "needy" visitors ...
We understand!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Nice work on getting the stranded dudes out of that mess. I've had 2 tow truck drivers that wouldn't even load me up on a rollback on the highway when it was raining because they didn't want to get wet. Keep up the good work. Would love to be able to wheel out there in that terrain. All we have here in PA is sloppy sticky mud trails through the woods.
Maternation Rules!!! Nobody left behind... If we can't fix it, it ain't broke.
Thanks Rory for showing how to not only tough thru obstacles on the trail, but emotional obstacles due to conditions you faced.
If someone never shows how a person can change emotions they are just acting. Commend you guys for not letting a little weather from finishing the task you were dealt. You guys are Pros, not actors.
"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night nor electrical shock stays these rescuers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
A dependable, responsible rescue team. A hard find. Thumbs up to you.
Getting choked by a welder is not fun, getting choked while you are wet and miserable is WAY worse and I speak from experience. This is a testimony of this crew's grit and perseverance, MUCH respect Rory and Mike.
Rory, send this video special delivery to Matt and show him what a true off road wrecker and crew look like. Thanks for sharing!
Cool. quite literally. First time I’ve ever seen the trail traversed in the “wet n wild” mode. You guys are tough as snot ! 👍👍
Nothing better that a plate full of bacon and a cup of trail mater in the morning ....🤣🤣
Ahahaha: "It's so easy, I want to do offroad recoveries too!" And just like that, Fair Weather Recoveries is trademarked. lol
Man that musta been fun, driving out with a wet arse. Glad you did it not me.
A job always looks easy when an experienced person is doing it, its certainly different when you try it yourself. Great job Rory.
l'll be surprised if you don't win the tow truck Olympics.
"I want to do off-road recovery too because it is so easy" 🤣🤣🤣
You got big brass ones to keep taking tickles like that. Kudos 👏.
The sign of a sensible man, "walking away and taking a breather" a true achievement to recover that truck.👍 Thanks guys a very real world video.
Good one, nothing like welding in wet clothing and gloves and lying on wet ground. You almost qualify for underwater welding.
Rain mixing with snow is weather y’all should be payed extra bucks for. Welding in a puddle is extra. Because is extra. I proudly thank you for the profound suffering you experience from hot with hot trucks and rock while welding above your head to this attempt at grounding out your wielder with your body. Man up is in your rear mirror Rory. I’m not Rory tuff. I’m not even close. The secret behind the truck is the men who use it. 👊
Rory you are one bad ass dude I couldn’t believe you were out there welding in the rain let alone the trip there and back gutter done great job a true superhero can’t wait for the next one God bless you sir and your crew
I said it before and I will say it again. I love the sound of the mater. A real beast of a truck.
Not sure what you charged for that recovery - but whatever it was, it should have been double. An excellent display of getting the job done no matter what.
Oh I feel for you Rory, what a wet, cold and nasty repair. Part of the game but you're always glad it's over when it's over.
Whoever made this call for this rescue. Called the right person.
The closing shot of Rory holding a coffee/chocolate drink says it all. His face says, I'd rather be in front of a warm fireplace. Great job Rory. 👍
I’m sitting in my living room and I can almost feel that cold to the bone feeling you guys are experiencing on this one.
I’ve been electrocuted a couple times just because I was to lazy to go to the panel box, but never been shocked by electricity that will melt steel. Can’t imagine why you would be in a bad mood.
News flash, the power in your panel box is what powers welders and 100% capable of melting steel.
It'll make you invent some new curse words. Especially when it hits you so hard you can taste copper.
Wow, what a video you guys definitely earned your money on that one!! thanks for making that. Sorry you were so miserable.
On a dry day its a challenge but with wet conditions it shows the skill of man and the capability of machine!
I love how everyone else is building off road wreckers but your team is showing us how they are supposed to work.
At the competition everyone else will be learning and breaking their rigs while you are welding them back together.
First time I’ve seen Rory a tiny weeny bit fed up. But persevered in the rain,snow and streams.
At least laying under the vehicle it acted like an umbrella ☂️
Great job Rory and co.
Awesome repair
Awesome work for being wet and cold and having the weld in the wet ground. Also for the cameraman who had to stand out in the wet weather to film everything
The wisdom of this channel as well. Rory is teaching all of us How To while doing. Explains the Why and shows the How. This is next level Professor way of being. We should all be this way in whatever we have figured out how to be good at. Show your kids, your friends. Find an interested younger person to mentor and pass on your learning. Rory has the experience and knows how to do it right because he has done it wrong. Share the knowledge people. Don't complain about the youth who don't know anything. they don't know cause we don't teach them!
Poor Rory... I was miserable just watching you guys. I HATE working on crap like that in the cold. ☹
I have welded since 1968. I much prefer stick over mig welding anytime. I worked in the Seattle area in a sawmill as a mill right for about 25 years. I have welded in bad weather, gotten shocked just like you in this video, but I don't think I have ever welded in conditions any worse than this video, my hat is off to you my friend.
That looked like a miserable recovery. Never fun when it's cold and wet. Especially when u get wet too. On the plus side ,u got the job done and that's what counts.
hypothermia is not to be taken lightly. Once the shivers start the shutdown clock is ticking. www.cdc.gov/disasters/winter/staysafe/hypothermia.html
@@ronsmith1364 Right? Same with dehydration and heat stroke. Some of us are not as young and as durable as we once were. Plenty of people have died from these things and they never saw it coming.
Rory, you always impress! With the crazy landscape you work in, you & Trail Mater take it all in stride... The BOSS of Moab!
I commented prior to the off road wrecker Olympics.
This video proves it will be boys amongst men.
The others will be fighting for second.
Great job and keep up the good work.
Wow it's a whole different place when it's raining! I wish you would have a tarp in your truck so you don't have to lay in the wet 🥺
Watching this just reminds me of what it like off roading in Wales, cold, raining and lots of water!
Awesome , snow , wind rain there's no stopping you from getting the job done ...Good Job Rory..
All the GLORY of offroad recoverys !!!
I absolutely enjoyed this episode. The camera angles and views were outstanding, which I imagine took a lot of running and climbing.
Laying in mud, welding, while it’s snowing. You guys have all the fun!😅
Chapeau Trail Master, Chapeau Trail Master Team, Chapeau Power Chevy, all the Best
Holy moly Rory, what a sucky job this was and yet you did it! Having lived in Phoenix valley for 15 years I know how cold it can get higher up north and how hard it is for the body to adjust from scorching heat to freezing cold every year.
Thank you for all your work filming, editing and uploading, hey Mike, thank you too!
THE fan from Belgium.
I had the chills just watching Rory laying in a puddle and trying to weld. Holy cow!
You have to get some stunt doubles for the cold in cab shots…
At least you got the great footage hanging out of the cab that wouldn’t have been available with any of those other rigs that you would have preferred. And the added bonus of that nice warm arc and metal once you got there. It’s like camping, make the journey for the campfire.
Neither rain , sleet ,or snow will stop Rory and TrailMater, Great video,Thumbs Up, Wouldnt mis any of it
The trailmater team is amazing. Crap conditions and don't give up. Get the customer out and safe! You guys ROCK!!
What a miserable trail repair. I got cold just watching this. I can only imagine the words that were said off camera. 🙂 In the end you completed your recovery. Great Job Rory. Mike, I’m equally impressed with your skill set. Keep the videos coming please. Your my favorite channel. MORR is second.
Ah... winter operations. I feel your pain. Water falling from the sky makes everything a pain. Walking away for a breather can help a lot. You regrouped and got it to drive out. A testament to your professionalism and drive. Two guys getting the job done. Thanks for taking us along.
Rory, just wanted to make sure you know that women watch your vids also. I'm a retired lady, and I love your videos. They are top notch, and the work you and your crew do is awesome. I always look forward to watching.
Anger sometimes brings out a man's best work...it's bad enough hooking up a chain. Never mind welding in a stream..on to the next one..
My respect for you just doubled Rory, I'd have gone in something warm and just picked it up and dragged it out to the shop, that is no place to be in bad weather in winter, there should be weather gates at all access points to keep the brave but foolish out of danger.
Scammer ☝️
I bet no one thinks of welding overhead while laying in a creek, in the snow, while soaked, in the cold when they think of Tow Truck Olympics. I salute you Rory!
another awesome mission well executed from rory "The King of Moab" 👍
Most times you look like you are having fun. That did not look like fun. Well done guys
Good to see you giving the underside of Trail Mater a solid cleaning on the way in. Tough one there, great job!
This one belongs on your wall of fame. Hardcore offroad repair and recovery(!!!)
Amazing ! this really shows the non glamorous side of your job, and that you are not "picky" about what calls you accept.... very professional !
New definition for Slick Rock! Trail Mater is AWESOME, once AGAIN! Matt should just give you the trophy! Where are your doors for Mater? GREAT JOB!
Trail Mater is one hell of a tough truck but Rory and his crew are LOT tougher!
I'm sure all of your true fans won't fault you for briefly losing your gentlemanly demeanor! That was a miserable situation, but you got it handled. Great job!
To this day I hate electricity. Can't count how many time I've been lit up welding on wet ground or in a rain storm. Great work Rory.
Hey Rory Mike Rory I DONT ENVY YOU BROTHER wow no thank you 👍❤️🙏🏻✌️☮️💪🏻
You're the best when you "Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome"
The landscape after 2:05> can almost pass as an alien planet. Those crazy plants on rocks...under rocks!
Terrible conditions to say the least. Guess most of the so called "off road" recovery guys wouldn't touch this in those conditions? You guys never give up. Great job.
Mad respect on going out and doing that job in that condition. That’s the kind of day where you just would rather stay in the garage and dink around doing nothing important.
Great job guys
Another awesome job in the books ! Mother Nature couldn’t even keep these guys down. Well done Rory, team work again prevails!
even helps him load up in the end, complete badassery.
I am unable to find the right words to express the esteem I have for you guys. Wow, the lengths you go to to rescue others. Truly incredible. You are THE BEST!
SNOWING, RAINING, WET WELDING, HELLS REVENGE. Sounds about right! Who else could do this. Good Work!!! You da best!
Have you considered the cheapest, thinnest plastic tarp you can find with some paracord and the big nail looking tent stakes to create a temporary shed over parts of the rigs in conditions like this recovery? If there is space on the truck to carry it. Think of the tarp as a one time use thing if the price is low enough and bill the customer as materials used. Nice job on the recovery.
I'm ready for the uncut version of this video......... bet there were some choice words
Oh the joy of stick welding in the rain. The feeling of electricity passing through your arms to ground is such a thrill, NOT! You are definitely a die hard. Great job as always!😀👍
Good lord what horrible conditions to work in!
You guys did it like Champs!
Awesome video, thanks guys!
As an electrician for 54 years, a person only gets electrocuted once. Then they are dead, since that is the definition of electrocution. A person can get shocked, as I did throughout my career, without getting electrocuted, hopefully. It is amazing what you are doing with those vehicles. Keep up the good work. Entirely different from Matt, on Matt's offroad recovery. The offroad enthusiasts in your area don't know how lucky they are to have someone with your skills and equipment to call on as needed.
Holy crap, I used to own this truck! It’s wild seeing it on the Rory show.
It used to be a giant mud truck in Florida, then I bought it, lowered it a lot, and brought it to Utah.
Scammer ☝️
You know.... anyone else would have said... "aww hell no"... I mean its cold and raining and snowing and stuff... but sheer will of a former pipe welder, coupled with amazing mcgyver problem solving skills.... makes the impossible possible...
Moab is such a diverse place... with the snow and the rain and deserts and hot and cold... some guys just have to be built differently to do this sort of stuff.
Mike and Rory out there... freezing their butts off but got the guy back to the parking lot. I hope he bought you all the hot chocolate you care for the next week!
That was a fantastic recovery. Who else would come out in this kind of weather. Rory and team are not fair weather riders.
Hi Rory, Mike, I thought Trail Mater had everything it needs for recovery! You don’t even have a hot chocolate making machine or a coffee making one - Unbelievable, buck up guys. Having got cold on the way out and then getting rained on didn’t help at all especially with a wet back, front and all over. Cold is bad enough, cold and wet is a nightmare. Kudos to you for sticking it out. Stay safe and stay awesome.
Looks like a "jolting" good time! Keep up the good work gentleman! Cheers to you guys! 👏😆
Hell froze over is accurate in this case 😅nothing like working in the mud, rain and snow while welding with the added risk of electro shock therapy. Good stuff guys. Cheers from West Jordan.
The Wrecker has EVERYTHING ! Except, heat, doors… ;) AMAZING STUFF !
Great Recovery/Repairs on the Toyota Rory!
Miserable. Cold conditions, but you got it done and didn’t have to tow it out! Great job Rory and Mike! 🤙😎
I just have to say you all must have had one really crappy day thank you so much for all your hard work and taking us along
I used to do road service on heavy equipment and this brings back memories. It seems the equipment never breaks on nice sunny days. Great video. 👍
Rory, I felt how cold it was there just by looking at you and Mike and the weather. I was hoping you had a thermos of hot chocolate.
God bless you and Mike You both are just plain awesome men. ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍❤️