We Were Not Prepared For These Horrible Conditions!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ม.ค. 2023
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Today we help out a buddy with a snow recovery. We weren't expecting circumstances quite like they were! Check it out!
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Landon, enjoy these times with your dad. Laugh, live and most of all learn his wisdom. He has a lot to share with you.
Starting with “bring gloves.”
You never know when the moment you share with them will be your last. Lost my dad 2 nights ago and he loved watching all these channels :(
@@i-_-am-_-g1467 Sorry to hear about your Dad.
@@i-_-am-_-g1467 sorry for your loss
That's cool I would love to see more of snow recovery
As a buffalo kid, love seeing you do stuff like this with Landon. Really builds character fighting through tough conditions to get a job done. Nothing worse than leaving your gloves and always wear boots kid.
If yall come over to the Boise area, we can take you over to our tow yard and send you home with a set of chains big enough to cut down to the size of those tires, give you a tour of our military rigs, and even get you the vip tour of the warhawk air museum. Now that I think about it, you may just be interested in taking a tour of a BIG fab shop. Dads besty has a shop that rebuilds vintage war birds over here.
It always makes me laugh how unprepared you and Matt always are for the snow rescues. No boots, no winter coats, no gloves. You would think you would figure it out at some point ha!
...and at least no snow chains.
Now remember these are the same guys that mocked the viewers for trying to get them to wear PPE. You don't think they will carry safety gear in their rigs do you. Half the fun of watching.
@@offroad6309 True. Even after Michele got in that serious accident, Paul still only wears his seatbelt about half the time
@@mrdr89 I know. I keep expecting him to get pulled over during a video for not wearing it. Here in Washington, if you're not wearing it, then you've got a ticket coming.
They got it figured out just fine, they're just tough dudes.
14:33 Those couple seconds of "I need your number incase I ever get stuck again" Translates to "Thank you Paul, I'm amazed by what you do, after seeing how you work I trust YOU and if I'm ever in trouble YOU are the guy I want." That's pure appreciation. Good job Paul.
*The figure skating music for the Duramax dance was super classy
As a Minnesota native, I truly get excited and enjoy when you guys end up in the snow!
I grew up in Nebraska, and live in the upper peninsula, so its interesting to see people having issues with a foot or two of snow. Lake effect dumps a lot on us, so this video looks like a Tuesday around here.
Kinda funny watching some people in the snow.. Here in Minnesota, some people had 14 inches of snow this last storm..
As a South Carolina native, I am happy to relinquish any and all claims to snow negotiation to you guys. I'll take tornado warnings and hurricane leftovers over snow.
Yup, killing time here in Minnesota before going outside to start clearing the driveway and sidewalks of about 8-10" of new snow. Wet snow on top of mud and ice is about as slippery as it gets. At least these guys can get out of most of the snow by going back down out of the mountains.
As a Arizona native I just back and watch in awe.
And that my friends is why I live in Texas. Where I can cool off under a shade tree with a glass of ice tea if I get too hot. And snow is never deeper than 2 inches. And, never last more than a few hours!!!!!!! My son lives in Monument CO and his family love it. Me, I like popcycles, just don't care to be one..... Great Job Paul.
I know it's a mess but from someone from a no snow place it is beautiful.
Yeah, I miss snow.
We just don't get it like we used to here in the Midlands, UK.
Lans Christmas list for this year - BOOTS AND GLOVES 🎉
LOL, we are headed out to Zion and Bryce in two weeks. Planning on stopping by and saying "Hi!" to the crew, but more importantly, I have been keeping an eye on the weather, to see what we can expect. Holy crap... This FL boy is getting a tad anxious w all that fluffy stuff. See ya in a couple weeks!!
This is the best time of year to visit Bryce Cyn
@@stolman2197 Awesome! We are really looking forward to it.
Living in Texas, I obviously do not know what cold is. Though it did get down to 24 a couple of weeks ago. Clear blue sky and sunshine. Just cold. Awesome job guys. You talk the talk and walk the walk. Love it.
Ultimate rock crawler hampered by a little snow! Laughs in Vermont.
Gotta love those 4x4's rockin all season radials.
lol Yep. Once that deep snow starts to hit, it's time to throw the studs on because you know it won't be too much longer before it's melting during the day and freezing during the night. Or freezing one day, melting the next day or 2, and freezing the day after. Studs aren't perfect, but they're way better than all-seasons are in deep snow and ice.
@@chb2551 I’ve had studs on my motorcycle for the past 2 months or so out here in Colorado for the same reason!!
HEY! Good morning Fab Rats! I hope that everybody's New Year is off to a good start! ✨
YAY!!! No. 1 and 3!!!!!!!!!
@@JanelleVocate-Ames Good morning Janelle! I hope that you are doing well ☀
@@richardthomas1743 and a great good morr'nin to you kind sir!!!!
Add some form of tire chains to the old recovery set..
A couple nights ago I went out on a recovery with a friend of mine who owns a towing company and does a lot of off-road recovery. We took his 6x6 military wrecker up 3 miles past winter road closure at 9000 foot elevation and 3 feet deep snow to recover a jeep 25 feet down an embankment on its side against a tree that stopped it from landing in a high flowing creek. Anyway that big military wrecker made it look easy just lift that jeep up out swing it onto the road. Then I drove the jeep out following the tracks from the big green rig. Yes we did chain the front tires of the big wrecker and it plowed through like it was nothing. Fun seeing y’all recover that pickup with three rigs there and not a tire chain in site👍
That owners crocket lawn is going to look swell when the snow melts😂😂🏴👍
Landon’s pickup looks good with that step side bed!!
Step side bed makes the pick up rock. Well done Lando.
"Just when you think you're making it, you're not" story of life 😮💨
Great job getting that guy’s Ford pickup unstuck. I think some tire chains would be nice to have. Thanks for sharing.☺️☺️☺️👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You and Landon are crazy. But it ended up a great recovery thank you for sharing this shenanigans
He held the camera well.
Come on guys, you’re not Matts off-road recovery, Let’s prepare a little bit! It does my heart good to see a boy and his dad working together the way you guys do. Good video, thanks for bringing us along. Play through.
Did You see the Video Matt just put out ?
@@m9ovich785 About to watch it,after reading the Comment s here.Hope it's as fun as this.I'll be shocked if Mat actually has a coat on,let alone gloves.
That truck is helpless in the snow. His idea of snow chains is the right choice! Great video. The FJ really can dig!!
A couple three winter tips from a New England Yankee:
1. Keep a bag with at least some warm gloves, knit hats and scarves in the truck.
2. Put your tie down straps in the truck before leaving the trailer so they won't freeze or be hidden under new fallen snow while you are gone.
3. Leave your truck and trailer pointing towards the road.
Tough conditions. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Gear up. Thanks
Paul, there’s never a dull moment in your adventures. Love the content. Stay safe.😎
Way to remind us how to be good citizens with good family values. Thank you!
Back when I was working I always kept a spare set of gloves in my truck. That's a 'can't do without'.
Paul and Lando to the rescue in this icy/snowy environment. It'll be nice when you get the Rat rod tow truck working for circumstances like this the weight will be plus. Good thing nobody or vehicles got damaged seriously! Good job 👍
I’ve been on so many of those roads scaring myself over the years and I really don’t mind the snow but when it has ice under it it’s a whole new ball game, especially when your going down a steep grade . The one thing I learned is don’t use the brakes . Stay warm and thanks for the video.
If you do need to use your brakes going down a steep and very slick road, put the tranny in neutral before you touch the brakes!! You will slow down and stop much, much better, safer and in control, without the transmission trying to push the vehicle and making the tires slide like on ice skates. Of course, this little trick is only meant for vehicles with automatic trannies.
Absolutely. Once you've got that ice under the snow, or on top of packed snow, you've got trouble. Unless you have chains, that is.
Back in the day… In the 70’s, I had a ‘56 Willy’s CJ-5. Lived in New England. Kept two 75’ 3/4” marine anchor rodes with me, plus 4-wheel CHAINS!!! Me and my buds got our beer money hanging out pulling cars up some of the steeps and deeps from our Nor’ Easters. I know I’m old school, but come on, narrow-ish tires and CHAINS!!!!
I like how the customer asked for Paul's number at the end for next time. He knows skills when he sees them.
This was definitely an interesting one for sure. Even though it was cold it looked like fun playing in the snow.
My favorite part was when Paul was doing his impression of Jim Carrey from Ace Ventura Pet Detective when he was behind the wheel of the truck.
Seeing Paul drift the Duramax turning it around was fun to watch.
I really enjoy hanging out with you guys, always a good time and it brings a smile to my face. Paul and family are my kind of people.
I like how getting stuck to anchor yourself hadn't occurred to the other guy. We got to witness a learning moment for him. Good stuff.
"It's about to get western"
Cut to Paul biting into that hilll.
Watching Paul and Matt's driving and Recovery Skill's im Sure when it comes to The Toe Truck comp. Matt and Paul will be in a Battle for LAST PLACE !! Rookie thinking and driving skills !! 😂😂
I love watching the snow recoveries. We don't get many bad snow storms here.
Hi Paul and Lando
If you are going to be doing more snow recoveries, you are going to need to pick up a set of chains. Speaking from experience in MN , chains make all the difference in those icy snow situations.
Good job getting them and yourself out👍👍
hey guys! :) is awesome how you always help other people... come on everyone subscribe to this channel help too they deserve all our support!! we are almost 500.000 .... u are real heroes Fab Rats.. I don't get enough of spending time with you ..love and best wishes from finland :)
Landon you got an AWESOME Dad!! Paul thank you for sharing this Video
Snow chains make a big difference. Thanks guys, get warm.
Good video and lots of good ol' common sense being used to recover that truck on very slick and tricky terrain. Well done:)
Michelle does such a great job with the editing. Love the music clips
"This is fun!" I love those moments with my boy:)
Being frozen is zero good. Glad you got the recovery completed.
This is why i love this channel so much! We get to go on this Fab Rats Family adventure of helping someone save his truck in a snow storm, while seeing Father and son bonding time! The content never disappoints! Lando's filming was spot on. Michelle's editing skills are top notch. If i had a wish it would be for longer video's. Til next time take care...
Good work on the recovery. That snow stuff looks like loads of fun, for at least the first 5 minutes or so.
I think you guys should build a snowcat. Everyone else has one :D. But seriously, you are just the right group of people to make one super cool.
A buddy of mine always carried a bag of those brown cloth gloves with his work truck. By the end of construction season, it'd be empty from everyone 'borrowing' some.
Sweet rescue Paul, Lando & Fj ❤
Great recovery guys. Passing on some awesome knowledge there Paul. Something that will never be forgotten!!
Any tow that gets you home is a good tow
That father is doing right by teaching is kid to work thru weather.
As an Alabama Gulf Coast native snow was a 'once in a decade' occurrence, and even then it didn't last long. In the early 1980s I moved to Shreveport, LA for a job. I remember all too well the time that it snowed about 6 inches and paralyzed the city! In the first hour there were over 400 wrecks along the I-20 corridor-- mostly people sliding off the road. The combination of extreme (for the area) weather conditions and a totally unprepared and inexperienced populace was a recipe for disaster!
Having lived in New Hampshire for several years and watching Paul and Landon on this really cold snow recovery, I could feel the cold. First thing I noticed was where’s their gloves. That kind of cold hurts your fingers. Landon you are top notch filming in that
cold without gloves. Bless your heart. I loved every second of this video. God bless you all ❤️🙏🙏👍👍🌟🌟❤️
Looks like all the rollcage work on your toyoda turned out really well.
Hey guys, a small 'survival kit' with some essentials like gloves and proper head gear, might be a good plan. Grab it when you go out in these conditions. The term "Survival" might sound extreme, but the first time you experience frostbite you will be a believer. Proper footwear will also make you happy. (I apologize for the lecture, but spending almost five years in Alaska made me a believer in warm clothing)
I'll be honest, I don't miss those days. I moved from Flagstaff to The Mohave Desert, lol We still get stuck in the sand, but at least we can feel our fingers and toes!
Nice work, Paul! Love these snow recoveries. You definitely need to keep some gloves in that FJ for times like these, though.😀
Amazing recovery Paul & Brando !!.... we frequently deal with that in Wisconsin winters....you guys did excellent....great shots & editing !!.... thanks for putting this together for us!
Chains, Chains and Chains on the tires fix most things in UT snow and mud. Having grown up in those UT mtns, never, ever went anywhere without a full, all wheels chained setup. never had a problem when fully chained up!
When I was a kid my dad took me fishing. I forgot a jacket etc. My dad let me leave them at home to teach me a lesson. Now I'm over prepared when going out into the elements.
I love watching these guys and morr and a bunch of others, but man how come none of these guys are ever prepared . I carry tools, recovery gear and a go bag on the daily and supplement that with extra winter gear when required.
Tell me you posted to brag about your shit without telling me you posted to brag about your shit
Can't imagine they don't have go bags under the seat etc., considering to them they are local, certainly in the mountains, imagine they have some method of contacting the shop or 10 layers of extended family with snowcats and tractors should it come to it, pretty sure it's movie magic, I'd put money on Matt having a jacket under the seat should the convoy break down on a 20 degree night.
I won't head out in the snow without my bag, half my backpacking gear in the back, improvised shovel, communications that will work. I'm on the east coast and it's usually to explore the winter in the forest in Appalachia. Many would be surprised how remote you can get in the backyard of the capitol. Many parts of Monongahela there's no hope of even analog cell on any network. Still there's a level it doesn't matter where you are and what you're driving, it's possible to get stranded and break stuff, or get blocked by traffic, being able to keep yourself warm with some calories available for a few days is important, for oneself and whoever you might find.
I agree. Up here in Canada we load the truck from fall to spring with survivor gear and never leave the shop without winter wear. With most companies they will let you go if you are on the road unprepared. There is a liability issue. With family you are not setting a good example. As the grandkids buy vehicles my present to them is a trip to outfit them for winter. It is amazing how many people you help that should not be on the road. Like Paul we start out on the warmer flat lands but you know the Rockies will be snowy,cold and likely to change for the worse so you need all the gear that will get you home .
Apparent lack of preparation adds the drama of their content!
@@Streety420 dude most of the stuff I carry is to get me out of a situation and occasionally some one else. I'm not a TH-camr or recovery specialist but I come across a lot of people in my travels who are totally unprepared and it always amazes me. I understand YT is entertainment but here in Canada you leave your house without gloves you might end up without fingers. It's pretty basic
Awesome video buddy!!! I definitely can’t weight to see what you guys have in store for 2023 season!!! The one thing I do no is that it will definitely be awesome and just so amazing at what ever it might be!!! You guys definitely have some awesome content for sure!!!
At your age Paul you should know about winter weather bags! Should always have a bag with blankets, socks, gloves and a change of clothes.
As a Canadian, I just have to shake my head when I watch you guys doing videos in the snow. Lol. Get yourselves some good snow tires, gloves, and boots. A snow brush wouldnt hurt either. Then you'll be all set and ready to handle anything.
Wonder if Matt put Heat in his Monster Wrecker or will be freezing during tow truck Olympics ?
One awesome rescue in tough conditions, those winches are absolute life savers in these conditions.
Landon, you need to wear some boots. Cold, wet, feet just don't cut it. What a trip and you guys did a great job.
If you are having trouble sourcing those wing windows, reach out to Ed to fabricate you something that will fill the gap for you!
When you're too proud for plywood
Or cardboard
@@justinsane7128 or plexi-glass! My 54 ford f100 has they work
😂😂😂
I messaged FabRats that they should have a chat to the lads from Patriot Campers while they were at SEMA since they brought their FJ over from Australia for the show. Im sure the lads from Patriot would have been glad to help to source some Oem parts for Paul’s FJ but they don’t read their messages. It might have been good to have a Australian contact and fellow TH-camrs and FJ fanatics in their corner.
Snow adds a whole new dimension to off-roading. Benn der done dat.
Living in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan on the shore of Lake Superior.. We get that type of snow all the time.. We received 6-8 inches of that slick wet heavy snow plus sleet and rain as well.. Makes for a snow day from work.. Great day for watching Fab Rats 👍👍
I’m not a fan of the cold, but if it’s gonna be cold then I’d like some snow. Looks like y’all got plenty!
Hey Paul, we are always prepped up here in SL County to help others who get stuck. My son and I both have Maxtrax and 23 Zero Recovery straps and shovels in our rigs. Not been out into the woods and the deserts lately, but plenty of action in parking lots and side of the road slide offs. Cheers on a cold recovery with your boy Landon. Great memory building times.
Paul looks like a big kid….
“This is fun!” I love you guys!
Where’s the chains when you need them?!😂
Haha Landon is learning a valuable lesson... always prepare for worse than you think it could be haha 😂😂 that way your always covered no matter what 😂❤
"Someday you are going to pay me back for this!"
I bet Charley can't wait for his phone to ring!
Always on call for fabrats!!
That would have been easy peasy if you had a tow truck with chains on, I like how the customer wanted to go into town to buy snow chains after he got stuck. Message for Landon, always be prepared for anything, especially with a dad like yours, so boots, gloves and knife.
Perfect music for turning a Duramax and trailer around. Blue Danube Waltz.
Winter advisory preparedness better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it love your show
Hello everyone, thanks for what ya do , keep the tradition going forward 👍
I worked construction and you never knew when you would have to be outside, sometimes there was no warning. I always used to keep a cold bag in my truck; it would have a pair of rubber boots that could fit over my work boots, a pair of insulated overalls, a big jacket with a hood, extra pair of gloves, a wool hat, and a bunch of those heat packs. It all fit in a standard size duffle bag so it was easy to stow, that bag saved my butt more than I can count.
You guys did fine and everyone came out ok, it just made me think of it at the end when your kiddo had that "it's so cold it hurts" look on his face. A lot of people don't make it home because of the winter weather, I 'd hate to see you all get hurt while you're helping others. Take care.
You guys ever heard of tire chains? Huge game changer! You are making this process harder than it needs to be.
I really miss snow. Been in Texas 24yrs and tired of the extreme heat and humidity in summer, then the blistering cold wind and ice in winter…
That was a cold rescue even we could feel it was thing the video!🥶 I can see why you live out where you do cuz it is beautiful out there and quiet too! These special moments will build character & love seeing their reactions! Great job Landon!😶🌫️👍😉
The way you're hanging out of the truck as they are winching it reminds me of the movie Ace Ventura LOL
driving in snow is a whole different skillset than driving in sand or mud.. worst thing about snow is it will compact in your treads and when that happens it is like driving with bald tyres thats why normally "Snow" tyres are usually Thin with metal studs to grip the ground under the snow but nice recovery !! i am thinking santa should have brought you some snow chains for the FJ.. :).
What a nice Father/Son bonding adventure...
New video is a great start to a Wednesday!
I wish my boy and I hung out as much as you guys get to. thank you for your time.
Sunday night I spent 4 hours rescuing 3 trucks at Coral Pink, including a Ford 7.3 buried to frame up against a fence. If it wasn’t for tire cables and chains I’d never have been able drive through the ice and snow.
We thought about calling you or Matt several times.
what the FabRats need is a snowcat like Robby and Matt and then have an Olympic Cat War.
Paul you had some fun father and son time and with your cousin and y'all have been getting some crazy weather out there and y'all be safe out there
Like the new box on Landon’s and you’re not the only one that has a problem with the chain coming off of the Milwaukee
I remember that about Utah. Beautiful state. I was stationed at Hill AFB in 1988-89. Lived in Layton. And wow did it snow. Vacation down in Bryce canyon and Zion several years ago. I need to make another drive out there. If I can get Stella (my 73 Formula 400 ramair) reliable, Im heading west, from Tennessee. Matter of fact, I live about an hour and fiteen from a falla, lol. Thank you for doing what ya'll do. You help folks, you teach folks, and you entertain folks. ❤❤❤
Red neck fix for wings until you get glass. Go to hardware store, grab some 1/8 inch plexiglass, cut it to fit, silicone it in, you have a sealed window.
Chuck Norris type stuff with confidence and a smile.
Yea Fab Rats: memories & campfire stories created !
Snowy, just a tad bit!🤔👍👌✌️👋
My trick is have 4-5 five gallon buckets in the back that I fill with water before the snow hits. Adds a lot of weight in the rear and its easy to store.
Father and son, this is so nice. ❤ best wishes form germany.
That looked cold! We have a saying here in the U.P. of michigan. "if your not gonna be smart, you better be tough"