The WORST place to get Stuck Ever. WORST STUCK Jeep!
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- We are On the Road Again, this time to recover the Golden Nugget from the Beach and Sand Hollow.
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Yes, it is true I am the owner of this jeep and I got stuck helping out another rig that was also stuck. Luckily his rig got out fairly easy. Mine on the other hand, well I've been stuck a few times in my life BUT nothing like this. Thank goodness Casey was around to help! I've been asked multiple times how hard it was to clean... well it took $30 in quarters to get the big chunks of mud off of the bottom of the jeep. The rest will get professionally detailed Monday to get the rest of it clean!
I want to point out that I offered to pay Casey and he refused to take my money. He simply told me to stay safe and enjoy Sand Hollow! I will be ordering some of his swag and definitely leaving him an awesome review for a job well done! I wanted to thank everyone for their words of encouragement and help. This was a challenging rescue and most of the spectators were helpful!
#dontfollowAdi Glad to help. It was a great week. Hope you did enjoy Sand Hollow. 😉
Don't get out Caseys got it!
That guy will be lucky if his frame isn’t tweaked!!!
That has got to be the most STUCK vehicle I've seen yet!! Took a lot of work but the Noddy came through and got him out!! Great work Casey!!!
If he ever gets stuck again, leave him.
That wasn't stuck but was Buried...amazing, the Nodwell for the win. Casey's Offroad Recovery awesome as always...
Time for a set of gin poles for the Noddy.
That old boy was buried to the frame plus! It gave the Noddy a real work out! Good job Casey, you finally got him out!
On all those Jeep commercials they show those Jeeps just driving right through that crap no problem.
Casey that was the toughest recovery I have seen on your channel. You definitely put the nodwell to the test I knew you would get him out well done
I should film all my recoveries, but that was definitely one of the tougher ones as of late.
Find the one of the Silverado on the 4 wheeler trail that was the toughest one I’ve ever witnessed
@@rosswallace2969 That one did suck and it was miles from anything that resembled civilization.
@@rosswallace2969 find us a link Ross, would like to see it, can't be more of a num nuts like this guy, just sits in there like nothing.
@@marshman3354 th-cam.com/video/gLN108djmrA/w-d-xo.html
The first few attempts with the yankem rope appeared to be way to slow to make the rope react the way it can, but sticking with it paid off.
Great work Casey. Especially when you chose to move the Roddy just in time. What if everyone quit the instant they found the peanut butter under the toast? Anything could pull them out with a 30' kinetic. I've been on dry lake beds where there was just two inches of butter and no way to move. There was no sinking in, yet no movement possible. Once in this situation we had 5 4xs hooked together to pull one out. We were all in 1 to 2 inches of butter; all were in gear idling and slowly we inched to dry land. In butter all things are equal, it doesn't matter the tread design, the tire size or tire psi.
Can you imagine sticking that ole girl.
It's almost like the Noddy needs a boom on the back to lift vehicles.
I agree
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Gin Poles! Old school!
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery We're looking forward to that project! The Noddy will be the ultimate sand, mud and snow recovery vehicle!
The Crew at Off Camber Industries did a video of the recovery as well. th-cam.com/video/8ROSpN2jFms/w-d-xo.html
Holy cow Casey! That was one crazy recovery--the recovery that keeps on recovering. Hooray for the Noddy!!
That is an expensive looking gold plow bottom that you were pulling behind the Nodwell😲😱🫣
I was waiting for something to separate from the Jeep.
Good job 👍👍
That was incredible!
My grandfather taught me to always quit trying to get out on your own at the 1st time all 4 tires spin. So when help gets there your tires will not be under the mud and they can help still. But not everyone learns that ever no matter how many times they get stuck.
So at the 1st sign your in trouble and all 4 wheels are spinning with no forward movement then wait then for help. Or your vehicle will look like this guy's from California, buried so bad you can't open the doors lol.
Wow that was really stuck i would love to see more of them videos
30 foot kinetic should pop that right out in theory especially with the weight of the tank
Thanks Guys
They buried that Jeep LOL. Momma said mud is da debil!!
😂😂
That’s what ya call deep jeep🙀🙀
You sure earned your beans on that one brother 🤠👍
That was great work. Congratulations.
Made me worry the rear axle of the Jeep would get torn off! Pretty tough stuck!
Get some maxiforce lift bags. Rescue uses them. I used them in the army. Lift that jeep right out
I sure will look into them. My brother runs a transportation division in the US Army.
I like this idea. Getting the vehicle above the peanut butter then horizontal pull would have less damaging possibility.
40's and buried to the point that thing had difficulty pulling it out is insane. Nice vid Casey thanks
That was planted deep enough to grow another door. Stay safe and healthy Sir.
Takes a Jeep built for the rocks to a mud truck hole LOL
Good Point
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery I am in Southeast Texas basically swamp land and we have mud parks and that is a common sight here. I warn people if it hasn't rained in a month and you see small water puddle stay way away from it because it doesn't have a bottom LOL. I have seen mud trucks get stuck in them. I have to drive 8 hrs away to rock crawl my Jeep.
I know.... I'll keep it in park while they pull. Really? I mean REALLY? Dude has more dollars than sense. Holy.
Mercy that Noddy has some serious pulling power.
Isn't it sweet.
All that modifications $$$$$$$$$ and still got stuck 🤥
Note to self- Avoid the peanut butter area or just let Casey know I'm going in and to head over! ✔️👍👍
What if everyone called for help the instant they broke the toast and found the peanut butter? Nothing moves in peanut butter-nothing. Even the Noddy almost hit the butter, one more pull would have stuck the Noddy. Wisdom had Casey give up just in time.
Crazy!! Bet he goes out and tries again.... 🤣
This footage reminded me of those brave allied troops in the 2nd world war when they were stuck in mud, as seen on the news report from back then,
Ah, the old a few inches of crust and then bottomless pudding...
That was one very stuck Jeep. I thought that you were going to need a helicopter.
There’s nothing like having the right Equiptment for the job. Plus the equipment can interchange as toys. Nice work.
What a Muddy Mess
OMG Casey you rock!!! There seems to be a endless supply of morons getting expensive vehicles stuck! $$$ for you!
Can't wait for the snow to kick in to see some more Nodwell action.
Yeah Buddy Thanks for another great Noddy Vid!
I wasn't sure you weren't going to rip the Jeep right off it's axles.
I could have easily removed the rear bumper!
OMG! Would have just parted it out.
the lake was trying to take that one...wow that was some soup!
The Nodwell was the right recovery vehicle to use but you are fortunate you didn't break the suspension, drive train or bend the frame on the jeep. If you would have just taken the time to dig out the mud behind the jeep and lifted up on the back of the jeep it would have easily come out without the potential damage to the jeep.
This is the first really stuck vehicle I've seen on a youtube recovery. That's an average Florida recovery.
You poor buggers
@Donna Chavez im working on it.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery The muck is no joke.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Can you imagine during a recovery in Florida, the gators would be preying on anyone who stepped out of their vehicle so no one would want to be out there hooking up the rope !
@@charlesb4267 lol they aren't like tv. If a truck is in their water they retreat 9 times out of 10. The cotton mouth snakes are fearless though. We stay ready either way.
Hard to imagine those were 40s when he was stuck. Nice work. The Nodwell comes through again.
Can we get a Damage Report what broke on that thing? Almost looks like the rear Arms were compressed when pulling it backward and you mentioned the Bumpfer Flexing? The Forces were brutal! A Boom on that Noddy to lift the Front Wheels of Sunk Vehicles up would be awsome for this type of recovery, but as Mud is so rare where you live probably not worth it?
No damage. It was in the soup and still moving each pull. When you have to be careful is when they are suctioned in and not moving. This vehicle was never "suctioned" Every time I applied force it moved.
Was it you that I saw pull a pickup out of a river bed that you put a spare tire under the rope that pulled up first?
No I don't like untethered projectiles in recovery. It does work but not around crowds
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery You know I didn't think of that till you said it. WOW I can imagine seeing the tire shoot out now.
That jeep was stuck pretty good
Great video Casey! The term peanut butter mud is definitely right for this situation. Definitely a lot of hard pulling to get that Jeep out.
Man that’s good enough to charge admission!!
That was some serious suction. Without something like that Nodwell, it probably would still be there.
Casey, that's a new wrinkle. That's the first time I've seen a tract vehicle in the inventory.. Cheers, Mate.
Check out my Nodwell Playlist
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Will do and thank you. Cheers.
This is why you don't drive on a lake bed.
Hey Casey off-road & Recovery!!, I've been waiting for this! Thank you! I'm sure he took about 3 or 4 hours to edit to make it !!a perfect video!! as you always do!!!👍👍
Cheers!☕️🍩🍩🤠
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery And thank you for taking my call!👍👍📱
Time to head to the power washer.
New business idea - Casey's recovery AND powerwash! Well done sir.
Are you planning on a winch for the 5 ton truck. Get a couple hundred feet?
I have 2 of them. Need time to get them mounted.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Thanks for the reply. Always something comes up and plans are on hold. Enjoy videos.
F=Ma, you have the mass but not the acceleration, that mud is just too boggy. But a change in direction and a little not too gentle persuasion did the trick
I can start in 3rd gear and probably remove that rear bumper......decided to be a little tiny bit responsible. Poor Jeep It was hanging in for a minute.
I know most of this is self explanatory but a little narrative would be appreciated. Thank you.
MY NARRATIONS GO LIKE THIS. Well a guy got stuck. A guy came to help. Guy got stuck. More guys came x3 , they got stuck. Then the original stuck guy got unstuck using stuck guys x3 as anchors to get out. Then more guys used other stuck guys as Anchors...Only guy left stuck was the most stuck. The unstuck tried to help stuck but rolled one of the helpers on his side, he could have died. All other unstuck guys got thirsty and went for more Beer, OH Dear! Leaving last stuck for me to unstuck with some luck . I unstuck the stuck out of the muck. I had lots of help, plenty of advise and prevailed. So then all the stuck were unstuck out of the muck the last stuck gave me a buck. instagram.com/reel/CjYXVn-jmB_/?igshid=NzNkNDdiOGI=
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery and the best part is that it didn't suck!
Corb Lund's song: The Truck Got Stuck
"what are those long ruts and deep holes in the beach"
"IDK- lets drive beside them and see"
the nodd needs a full size live roller on the back then you could use it just like a oilfield truck lifting things onto the back with the winch for other projects
I agree. I put a lot of leverage on it and the creeking and cracking had me deciding to change what I was doing.
i see you got OL Lloyd on youtube 😁
He is gonna be ticked. When I pulled up and saw him I had to hold back from giving him a big ole hug.
That was pretty good, he was stuck like Chuck.
Growing up at Lake Powell, I did literally hundreds of recoveries around the area. I’ve found few things more disgusting than a person who wouldn’t lift a finger to help in their own recovery (physical limitations not withstanding).
If that guy wasn’t handicapped, he should surrender his man card.
As someone said in this video, they couldn't open the doors because the bottom was pushing up against them. So he would have to climb out and back in of the windows, That wouldn't be very effective and besides there was already too many helpers/spectators around shouting advice at the same, enough to confuse everyone with all their different opinions. It's like watching a sports game where all the parents shout advice at their kids instead of just letting the coach do his job.
@@ITubeTooInc I heard that part but I didn’t see that. It looked to me like the door could have been open. Nevertheless, I wasn’t there.
What a workout for the Ol' Noddy!
That Jeep should have a switch to disable the steps.
I have a mini excavator (Cat 306), with a 3' bucket and 8 swamp mats. I'd have had that Jeep out in 30-45 minutes tops and no risk of damage.
They shouldn't have been pulling it without breaking the suction first. You have to pull up on it first or you risk breaking something! I couldn't tell if that track vehicle has a winch on the bed but if it does he should've pulled up about a foot from the back of the jeep and winched it up and then pull it...
It was in the soup and still moving each pull. When you have to be careful is when they are suctioned in and not moving. This vehicle was never "suctioned" Every time I applied force it moved.
Sand Hollow Reservoir is uniquely located on a natural Navajo sandstone aquifer with an underground storage capacity in excess of 300,000 acre feet. Approximately 4,500 to 11,000 acre feet seep into this underground storage area annually. 'WHY' people freely choose to drive their 2-1/2 ton Jeeps so close to the water's edge is something I will never understand.
I am surprised at your application of brute force.
Not your usual style.
I’m not there so my opinion is worthless.
But I have had success with axles below ground level by putting the spare wheel on the ground and putting the high lift jack onto it for solidish base.
Well done and a very impressive recovery in such inaccessible location.
The nice thing about brute force with the Noddy is it is very controlled and calculated. Some jobs it's time to pull out "most the stops"
Super job!
Before you switched ropes. You should have pulled right up behind him. You would have been slightly angled up from your ruts. Since your rear would have been higher than the Jeep. You could have winched him straight up. Them with his rear up just pull forward hopefully.
Just because you have a jeep doesn't mean you can't get stuck 😉 Mr Casey has got you covered! 👍👌✌️👏🇺🇲
You got that right!
That is some crazy, deep mud!!!! He sure dig himself down deep trying to get out.
Well if your going to get stuck might as well get all the way stuck. I don't know how his jeep didn't get ripped in half.
3:10 MY FIRST TOUGHEST IT SHOUL USE A BIGGER ROPE, IS JUST MY OPINION, IT WILL HELP A LOT.
LETS KEEP WACTHING.
good job
I'll bet Casey knows more about pulling stuck vehicles than all the naysayers put together x2.
Wow!
GREAT Job Noddy! Love to see you Win Casey! Thanks for sharing!
Good thing for the nodwell. That looked like peanut butter.
If it had been me, I would have wenched two wheel off the ground so I would have had only two wheels to contend with.
I thought for sure it would break some suspension/steering and leave parts behind. the fella got lucky
That little golden nugget was buried.
Looks like he will be washing the underside for several days
We are gonna need a bigger boat
Apparently never heard "When you're in a hole, stop digging"
@3:26 that is the smoothest dismount from a flatbed I have ever seen!
I'd be surprised it the suspension under that jeep is ever the same after that adventure.
If it were it would be Simply Amazing
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Great laugh.
Need a boom on noddy to pick up on the stuck Jeep or even a tail roll would make it so you could pick the Jeep up
Can't wait for the snow to kick in to see some more Nodwell action.
Warning signs need to be installed in area that say,"Engage Brain"
i know deep mud in the area may be new to many out there. its a way of life where i come from. But even having that said. Shovels are one of the 1st things on the requirements list for most all OHV areas. Makes me think with all that out there, all those people. not one had a shovel, or the willingness to jump in. the job got done, most could not pull it off, and even fewer would document it and put themselves out there like you do. i live that life too, and i commend you for it. I do also think, there were a couple of moments where the rear axle about got ripped out from under it, and/or the rear bumper/mounts were about to fail. either would have been a very bad deal.
Go Prepared people! There was some crazy forces at work on that recovery!
I was not interested in shoveling clingy sloppy dirt that was basically water. It was moving around and rolling pushing out of the way. So yes I did have to apply and overcome those force factors, but it was still moving. When I worry is when I apply a force and the vehicle doesn't move at all. This is what ya call "suctioned" I never saw a point in the recovery that this Jeep was "suctioned" I was more worried about a failure when I lifted the vehicle with the winch on the roller and made the Nodwell at 11,000 lbs do a wheel stand. At that moment I could hear the machine, winch line and otherwise talking to me. So I went to plan B. The leverage, traction and applied forces on the rear bumper and Nodwell chasis had things under extreme pressure. A few Kinetic pulls, not too crazy, then plan C. After I moved the vehicle back a few feet it made the front approach easier. If I go into after game quarter backing and my time I had to edit and review videos and watch the replay I can always find an area I could improve on or equipment I could have had with me and used. In retrospect I should have hooked up to the front, used his winch and my winch to winch him right up to my rear roller and drove away. Normally I do this with large 3/4 and 1 ton trucks and it works flawlessly. The front was basically standing peanut butter mud you could barely walk on! Anyway this was where I was at on the scene and my thought process I have during recovery. Thanks for you insight as well.
Going to be a bunch of quarters at the car wash to clean that one up
Sombody found the forbidden peanut butter!!
What if you had a triangular frame at the very rear of the bed to raise that back winch pulley up maybe 3 feet so if you were really close to the stuck vehicle you can get some lifting force as you pull forwards?? Just a thought.
It would help
Stuck in peanut butter that's not goid