Will my tracks work in the mud??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- An F-150 got stuck in some snow in a Cascade mountain snow park, and a brand new diesel Jeep JL Rubicon for stuck in the mud flats of a dry lakebed. Both jobs were easily handled with the tracked Jeep and my @MattsOffRoadRecovery @YankumRopes
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We really won’t know how good of a Camera Man Steve is until we see him fall a few times.
Casey, whether you realize it or not you are rapidly becoming legendary. Well deserved, great content!
I watch this channel more than MORR, more interesting equipment or something🤷🏼♂️.
@@joelmartin2549 You guys must purposely avoid his videos like hauling the roasted uhaul. So full of fucking mistakes that he turns off the comments.
yeah, fucking legendary
@@2KXJ I was just watching your TH-cam channel and I didn’t see where you did anything to perfection yourself?
@@joshpoulsen3132 I also don't have comments disabled because people say mean words, lmao
LEGEND THOUGH LOL
@@2KXJ no I watched that one, maybe that’s what I like, the videos are down to earth, almost feels like you are there rather than watching some TV production!
Steve did a great job as camera person and I love that you had another human with you on this rescue. He will make a great addition to the team. Cool rescues as always. Peace.
Yes he did good
Steve did a great job with the camera
Thumbs Up for Steve!
The camera shot of the track Jeep turning off the main road onto the side road was Cool!
Your tracked Jeep gives a new definition to “cornering on rails”.
So Matt has introduced me to yet another good channel!
Nice camera work - I’m sure its nice to have the filming help.
I lived in Sisters for 4 years! Very familiar with this area, I actually rolled an F250 off the road into another dry lake known as Tumalo reservoir.. Know where that is?.. it was middle of night, I was trapped upside down in for hours, finally wiggled my out and had to walk to get help lol.. Sheriff pulled up and couldn’t believe I was alive let alone standing upright 😎
Casey, your candor is endearing and makes you very relatable. Keep up the great work and thanks for taking us along!
Casey I love your tracks. They are super awesome to watch moving on the road. Thank you for your service. Yes Steve is good. Thank you for sharing. Peace Out
Thumbs up for Steve on the camera. And perfect example of Matt's / Yankum kinetic rope in action!
Those soft shackles still blow my mind how well they hold up to severely stuck stuff!
@Wayne Lawrence I know right? I mean when you look at the size of the rope and the size of the soft shackle, it looks like a string compared to the rope. But it holds!
Who else was screaming don't run over the rope out loud? Haha
That trax Jeep is stunning may not be fast but makes light work out of the recoverys all the best to you and yours
It’s 10x faster than Matt’s Bombi snow cat.
Great to see the tracks on another soft surface!
I am sure people are glad to have this service available...love your cool jeep.too.
Good shooting, Steve! Glad to meet you.
Steve done a great job filming !
Great video as usual
Brothers and sisters... awesome
Thanks Steve for carrying his camera!!!! Good job!
Wow, that Track-Jeep is awesome! I thought it might be kind of fragile, but you changed my mind!
New cameraman, good stuff. Nice videos and information Casey. Keep safe young man.👍👍🇨🇦🐶❤
Camera work was good. Those tracks work well in all kinds of auto-unfriendly environments - it's too bad they affect your gas mileage so badly. And those Yankum ropes look like their going to revolutionize the recovery business - they really work well.
Helping the guy get his boots off so he didn't get his new Jeep dirty is way beyond the call of duty, but good on ya Casey.
Thanks Steve for filming! :D:D:D Great job casey. That Yellow Yankum rope is just amazing isn't it?
Nice job Steve on the camera and well done Casey!! It was fun to see you hang'n with Matt and the crew !!!
From one extreme to another! Casey to the rescue! Great video!
Also Three Sisters mountains ? I think they are Volcanic peaks. Your Jeep sounds real good Casey , running strong with that new fuel pump.
Yes, they are volcanic
Love the magic yellow ropes!!
Years of being a truck owner in snow country and I only ever got stuck once, the same hidden ditch filled with snow issue as in the video, when I was trying to pull over. The very next person coming down the road had a tow strap handy and I was out a couple minutes later.
If i dropped that type of money on a vehicle I wouldn't get it stuck in a dry lake bed. Props to the owner for getting it dirty!
Really enjoying watching your channel grow! When I started watching you only had a few hundred subscribers. Grown exponentially
Steve is a definite bonus to the channel- smooth tracking, doesn't waver from the action, no offscreen commentary (except when appropriate). Looking forward to more Steve-driven Casey videos! 👍
Thanks for bringing us along to see more areas of your office ! Great job with the video , Steve !
And, yes. Keep Steve as your photographer! Good job.
that kinetic rope really is magic! I love watching it in action! Great job, love your channel
and thanks Steve, good job filming!
Endless content. Call any of your buddies to go stick their truck. Boom video
It's not quite that simple...
Was that big rock tryin to hide behind that bush ?
👀 🤔 🤣
Impressive capability of your Jeep, like the way you do your rescues by your self. Kudos to the photographer!
Also a town called Talent, the only one by that name in the US. I discovered you through Matts channel, love the content and it being a bit closer to home. I can say "Oh, I've been there!"
Steve is a good addition to you, Awesome recoveries!
Great content. Now that’s some sweet office space you got there. Snowy winter wonderland and Lake bed mud. What more could a guy ask for! Great job with the camera. Note to self…Pack an extra pair of foot ware in my Jeep. 🤪
Magic Yella Rope, man that thing is like Wonder Womans Lasso!
Great job fellas
Went better than i expected also glad.
THAT JEEP IS BEAST 💪💪
Casey his was a special treat two rescues in one video. Steve did an amazing job filming I hope he does more filming for you.
I like how you let customers run the camera that would be a cool thing to do
So rad to have double rescues Casey! that was some goopy mud in that lake bed! Awesome job Steve swinging the camera! Keep up the great videos Casey!
Steve nailed the camera work. Good work Steve.
GREAT job Casey and Steve.
That right there on that lake mud, convinced me of the value of your yankum rope. They should be given you a life time supply of them babies just for that video right there!
The magic yellow rope! Thanks for sharing!
Good job camera man Steve, and as always very cool job Casey. Thanks and stay safe
Casey Steve Did one heck of a job just what we need!!!
Ayuh, Steve cam was pretty ok! So was the Kim cam, but not as ok as Steve.
Those tracks are worthy of some praise! How is it people can`t understand that a dry lakebed is not dry? It`s just mud for a very long time after the water recedes...
Excellent stuff, Casey! Thanks for the ride
Good filming Steve 😂. He’s worth keeping 😂❤😂❤😂❤🙏🇬🇧🙏🇬🇧
Casey
Since I’ve been to Sisters, you need to come up to Enumclaw , we’ll show you our Cascade recoveries!!!
Sounds good to me!
Great job by Steve! Having the extra hands running the camera adds a lot to the story.
And did you say thanks Matt 😊 that tracked jeep is awesome
Great job Steve and Casey! 👍
Really enjoying your channel, keep it up, super interesting and very professional. Thank you 🇦🇺
Hi Casey, you should hand out a Matt's Off Road Recovery T-shirt after each successful recovery..
Thanks, Steve! 👏
Great work and video as always.
Steve's becoming a legend on his own👍
Mud is a lot stickier than snow but you made it look so easy.
Great to see you on Matt’s channel. Better to see you on your channel. I loved you having a camera man. Great shots of your tracked Jeep going around corner. Really great. Probably as good as your surprise snow retrievals. Ty.
10-15 years from now I could see your daughter taking over the recovery operation and you(Casey) be the tag along cameraman.
5 years and she could be a great camera person.
These videos really make the day better! Steve did an excellent job 👍
Steve did great running the camera.
The filming was good I would wouldn't complain all the best
My gosh, I have to wonder WHY people go out on a lake bed, especially in a new vehicle. I guess if you don't just jump you won't have a great adventure to remember. Thanks to you, and all the other great guys for getting folks out. That jeep of yours is awesome. ❤ Stay safe and GOD bless
That went smooth!!!! That stuff looks messy!
Your track Jeep is awesome! I've got a '98 Grand Cherokee and it is honestly the best car I have ever owned.
Airing down in deep snow can work really well, but it's very rare that it will get you out after you get stuck. Airing down is like putting on snow shoes -- it spreads the weight out across the snow, decreasing how much you sink in. But when your tires have already dug themselves holes, airing down doesn't give you enough traction to climb out of the holes.
Casey really goes the extra mile, pulling the guy's boots off. 😂
Great job Steve in capturing the wonders of mud! That place looks like one where you could stand up to your knees in mud and have dust blowing in your face. Great job, Casey!
Steve did an awesome job!
As always, Casey, you show that you're a master at the art of recovery.
Chalk up another successful recovery, Casey!! 👍
I think you're doing a great service to the newcomers here in Central Oregon by showing that just because they bought a 4WD vehicle, doesn't mean they can go ANYWHERE ...
If you arent paying attention, there's lots of TRAPS to get caught up in!!
Stay FROSTY!!!❤😍❤
"Dry" lakes can be problematic. A few years ago I was riding my XT600 on a "dry" lake in Nevada. My bike at the time was geared for 95 MPH. I was in the middle of this dry lake going about 50 MPH, when I could feel it start to sink into the mud. I immediately snapped the throttle wide open and headed for the shoreline. I was about 1/4 mile from said shoreline, and I was nervous, and all by myself. (Which is usual for me) The engine is quite torquey, and was tached out in 5th gear, but the bike was going slower and slower. By the time that I made it to the shoreline my front tire was going 10 MPH, and the back tire was going 95 MPH. I was digging a trench like you would not believe, but I made it out. Around here all of the dry lakes are covered with a white coating, and you can't tell if it is solid or not just by looking at it.
I couple of years previous to this, a friend had been on this same "dry" lake, but it was in the spring of the year, and he was going too fast to turn around. He was also sinking too fast to allow him to keep going. He actually had to leave his bike stuck in the mud up to the engine cases for a month before it dried out enough to allow us to walk out to it.
He actually had to crawl 1/2 a mile to the shoreline, because he kept sinking in if he tried to walk. He was also by himself. He told me later that he had never been so scared. He thought that he was going to be stuck out there forever. Then he figured out that if he crawled, he could keep moving. (This was long before cell phones)
The mud that is under the surface is super sticky. People try to drive on the salt flats next to Wendover Nevada, and it takes a lot of winching to get them out.
@@honthirty_ Thanks.
Be proud of yourself my brother. You treat your customers with the upmost respect and empathy. You will be successful in life period. Take care my friend!!
He did a fine Job!
I can't believe that jeep popped out on the first pull. Kinetic ropes rule. The rope shackle seems like it would slip and pull apart but it never does. Thanks for sharing your day.
I was very surprised that it came out in one shot
Liked the camera work on this one!
Steve is a keeper.
I like my straps, and for the recoveries I do, they serve me well. But there's something to be said for how easily that Yankum rope just coils right up where you want it... when you want it.
Steve did a good job operating the camera, hopefully we will see him do some more camera footage again. Good recovery video👍🇺🇸..
Mr Casey Love the tracked jeep. Thanks for sharing and stay safe
For your safety you really need somebody else with you Casey. Steve did a good job. You and that jeep never disappoint and I'm always impressed with you and your vehicles you make it look so easy. God bless you and as always be safe 👍
I would love a second person, and especially a second vehicle, but those aren't an option
@@CaseyLaDelle A camera man makes a good backup/safety person. Give it a bit of time, you've got awesome content and presentation, I suspect the channel (and revenue) will grow!
Great filming Steve
Wow just read some of the comments and I'm sorry you have to put up with that. You're doing great job no matter what anyone says! Thanks for sharing your adventures!!
Nice rescues! Great filming job, too.
Great recovery Casey. Great filming as well.
Good job Steve. That came out way easier than I expected!
Good job Steve.
That was really cool and Steve did a great job filming! ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
Thank you Steven
You should take Steve with you more often as he was awesome!
Very professional mate...
Smooth and very good job.
Great. Job w matts yellow kinetic rope, nice of u to wait for him to air up and go