@3:45 - I was a bit surprised! First, Matt didn't tell Lizzy "OK Lizzy, we're gonna put you inside and I want you to keep the wheels turned all the way left until we get you flipped back over." Second, no one suggested turning the trailer on its side and strapping it to the truck - then rolling them over together.
Tell me about it! 1 year after I subscribed and I have decided to check if I have missed one... why???? I really don't know! I think in a way is knowing things will always work out... I trust them: "we'll get them out!"
My first introduction to these was those Diesel guys. But I didn't like how they were wild for the sake of the videos. Then I just came across this channel the other day and I haven't stopped watching!!
I just found out about Matt's channel. And now it's 3 am and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon. My wife is pissed by the way. And I have already planned for a similar business in MN.
Glad they were able to get the customer taken care of but it drives me a little nuts seeing situations where someone minimizes what happens when help is needed, everyone makes mistakes and some of them are going to look/be real bad. "I'm gonna minimize what actually happened so when help arrives they'll be completely unprepared."
Oh the musc is still there, just so low you barely notice half the time, unless they need something for an interlude or for the drone footage, then they raise it a bit, before bedding it back down. Most of the time, you barely notice its there, unlike many channels where they don't always bed the music enough.
Or the needless chatter....I hate when they over narrate “And here is another angle showing the underside of the flat tire with bits of gravel and blah blah blah”.
@@straybullitt Honestly any factory recommendation would not be applicable. It's a fairly long car and the rear axle can handle the load. But mushy suspensions are good for rock crawling and bad for towing.
I really do like how your team is treated like family, I started an auto repair shop on our property, and my oldest daughter Hope said that she is the business manager. It makes me feel like I'm making a difference in her life, other than just being Dad. Thank ya so much for sharing your story and family with us. Much love from Newport Washington.
😂 , I never thought of it that way. Makes sense. Looks pretty flat. 😂 It would of been better to be more informative to The Service company ( Matt ) than not give them more information. The More he knows the better prepared he can be for the situation & the bill will be cheaper because you made his life easier , more prepared , and quicker job. I don’t know what it is about people , they think they are helping themselves by being vague about stuff to a service company , thinking it will help them & bill will be cheaper But it’s Quite the opposite. Makes Life More difficult for service person = Higger Bill ! People , when calling for service with ANYBODY Give them the most information u can. Good or bad. Your Service technician wil be able to do a Better , quicker job & be able to give u the Best information he can & your bill will be cheaper.
Lol…what a time warp!! I had this pop up, and started watching, without realising it was 2 years old. Straight away, I thought “Gee, Matt looks fresh today….and Hey, how about Lizzie!? With her hair out she looks younger….”. then I saw Lady, and was “WTF is going on here?”. Checked date and all became clear! Great episode. Old days stuff! Rob, Tasmania Edit: But Ed still looking exactly the same! Fresh faced, strapping young fella!
Reminds me of a common joke in Germany. A truck driver calls his boss and says "Sorry, but I broke my exterior mirror." The boss replies: "Why would you call me for that. Just fix that damn thing." The driver replies "Well, I can't, because the truck lies on top of it."
Good MORRing all. Matt, where’s Randy? I hope all is well. He’s a part of your team and adds to it. I really look forward to; Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Everyone stay safe and have a good day.
Yep , I saw that too. Wayyy easier than editing & blurring time. Blurring takes sooo much time to render. I did it once in you tube editor on one of my vids and it took overnight to render. It sucked.
Was off-roading with my grandfather, my dad, uncle and grandfathers best friend and my grandfather rolled his jeep and there was no way to get it on its side without it rolling more down the hill so we used 3 winches a couple snatch blocks and picked it up off the ground and rotated it in the air then set it back down on its wheels.
I got a Febreeze ad during this vid and the only relevance I could think of is the air in the MORRvair must get pretty potent after gas station biscuits and gravy.
Febreeze? You're lucky. I keep getting those nighttime diaper ads for kids... Well, I guess there have been a few of Matt's vids where diapers would have been appropriate wear 🤔 !!!
love your stuff, you have great people. it’s like watching a small symphony and you are the conductor and you know how to get the most out of your people to prompt them, get the job done and allow them to learn.
When you build equipment right, it works in situations like this. Ingenuity at its finest! Nice work to your fabricators, people filming and of course the recovery crew!
I get wanting to save weight for the sand but the lack of tool boxes/tools and an air compressor is absolutely crazy you don’t run into more problems u can’t solve which seems to never happen or u just edit those parts out but amazing job guys keep em coming
I'm a 67 year old lady who grew up in my brother's garage watching him rescue cars from farmers fields and barns in the Midwest and completely rebuilding them for racing. My one job was to run to the family owned corner store for his daily fix of Dr. Pepper. This was back when it was only 10 cents pr bottle. I've lived in Idaho for over 30 years and have grown to love off roading in the high desert mountains. I LOVE Matt's Off Road Recovery!
You guys should also setup a sheave (snatch block in off roading terms) at the front of your trailer when you do a pull like that. That way it’s pulling straight rather than at an angle like that.
Matt i will like to thank you. You bring me a lot of memories from my father inlaw, may he RIP. Your sound affects, and your singing, also when you started to use your blue radio and you made the comment of another thing to lose, those are little things he would of said, Stay blessed and your family and friends..peace,love and happiness
Hey Matt, You could put a small solar panel on the lid of the toolbox, and it would keep the winch battery good to go at ALL times!!! Just a thought.Thanks for the great content, I just CAN'T stop watching!!!
I’ve seen many videos of dragging broken things onto the trailer, I think it could be beneficial if you kept a plank bolted in the center of the trailer and just remove it when you need to drag something up the ramps. As well as many other issues that a board could solve
Someone a few videos ago stated you should put an onboard air compressor on the Moorvair, that would be a wise thing to do considering the situations you find yourself in at times.
There is finally talk about reopening the border to non-essential travel between Can/US in the next couple months. Matt's is already flagged as the first destination. Sending love from Vancouver Island, British Columbia to all of the Matt's OR team. Need some new swag..lol...the stuff I picked up a year and a bit ago is outta date.
You need definitely a 12V power connector behind Morvair for the trailer winch. You could use it with the other winches too. Like a trailer you use rescuing RZR:s on sand dunes. Or with a separate winch that attached to the towbar, behind the car.
It's amazing how you get things done as your are always pushing the limits or missing something or forget to bring something or something on your rig is broke, ever thought about installing an air compressor on your rig?
@matt's off road recovery, have you considered helper airbags for towing? It will maintain your driveline angles and make towing even better, and you can deflate them the rest of the time.
The camera on the trailer is a really cool angle to see the flex of your vehicles and could help with the viewers perspective for the terrain I would love to see more of those angles
Watching this 2 years after being posted. It's really amazing how far your company has come since then, in equipment and techniques. Still miss Lizzy, but your new crew seems so happy and dedicated. Is this the recovery that facilitated the WLORW idea?
Cool camera angle when you put the camera on the trailer. Also, keep using the radios. It’s safer plus it’s really fun listening to the misinterpretations😂
You know, if you rig/weld a snatch block on the front of that trailer, positively anyone with a winch can winch a rig onto your trailer, from basically any angle. That's cheap/easy, and keeps you from having to mount a winch to it.
@@coty7.3 you might be thinking of the other trailer, the off road trailer they use for rzr recoveries, that one has a winch. This is the one they usually haul behind the F250 with the jeeps on it. EDIT: I see the winch on this trailer now, must have been broken
I'm telling ya. An onboard air system would be invaluable. I've had a Viair Ultra duty system for almost a year now on an FJ and it has paid for itself 10 times over. Will fill all of my 35s from 10lbs to 35 lbs in around 8 minutes starting with a full tank. I mounted the compressor inside the back, and ran the hose under the vehicle to the tank. Took a little figuring out, but managed to fit the tank where bottom sits above the low point of the rear bumper. With the work you do, it would really come in handy
@@Dan007UT I know right, I was just thinking the same thing, like...wow, they really have total faith in those dogs awareness and intelligence and those two sweet puppies always seem to prove their faith in them justified. There was no holding onto Lady as the vehicle was coming down or yelling get back, nothin...and it was all okay! Best thing about this channel is just standard non PC get the work done however, eat your nachos and don't give a bowl of FUHHHH!!!!!!
Me too and I'm not even a dog person but I find myself worrying about those dogs but I don't think Matt would ever let any harm come to them. Those dogs are part of his family.
So...more embarrassed than offended then. Trust me I get it...I live in NY. Embarrassing is just the beginning of the ridiculousness that happens here.
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The Morvair really needs to have an onboard air compressor to air up tires.
Easy to put one, then while you at it put am air horn in to.
And the trailer needs a perm battery and straps in the box.
It amazes me how unprepared they are. They need an aluminum jack, straps, compressor, a come-along, pry bar and they would be set LOL =)
Not sure it would have helped this one lol
Why just a cheap cigarette lighter air compressor would work really
@3:45 - I was a bit surprised! First, Matt didn't tell Lizzy "OK Lizzy, we're gonna put you inside and I want you to keep the wheels turned all the way left until we get you flipped back over." Second, no one suggested turning the trailer on its side and strapping it to the truck - then rolling them over together.
good one!
I actually was thinking the same thing lol
The trailer idea is great 🤣
Then you would have two broken axels.
They just weren't thinkin', I guess.
This channel (Matt's Off Road) is waaay better than any of those heavily produced, so called reality shows on network TV.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure even Heavy D is mostly faked senerios anymore.
the 'Vair's looking sicker than ever. Never thought Id see a wagon built like that, but boy does it deliver
Anyone old enough to know a Corvair to see one hooked up to a trailer towing a loaded F150 had to have been scratching their head.
I admire a man, or woman for that matter, who has the ability to improvise and solve problems. Well done.
@Hello Scott how are you doing
Seems carrying a few normal tools would help.
Lizzy is amazing....accomplished, hard working, strong!
Yep, she really does smooth out some of the rough edges.
Any man that treats his dog as well as Matt does is worth a big thumbs up. Cheers to all of you!!
Yes, but she really wanted to sit in the back seat.
@@mickm6309 Or it was just a shorter jump.
Could'nt agree more, you can see he's a dog lover :)
Yeah I also noticed the gentle caring way he lifted his trusty friend into the back of the vehicle...as a dog lover I really appreciated that.
Especially letting an unleashed dog wander around when you're tipping a 4,000 lbs truck over. Dog Owner of the Year!
Never thought I will be addicted to recovery videos... but they are so awesome. Love your work. You guys are legends.
same
Tell me about it! 1 year after I subscribed and I have decided to check if I have missed one... why???? I really don't know! I think in a way is knowing things will always work out... I trust them: "we'll get them out!"
Same
My first introduction to these was those Diesel guys. But I didn't like how they were wild for the sake of the videos. Then I just came across this channel the other day and I haven't stopped watching!!
I just found out about Matt's channel. And now it's 3 am and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon. My wife is pissed by the way. And I have already planned for a similar business in MN.
Glad they were able to get the customer taken care of but it drives me a little nuts seeing situations where someone minimizes what happens when help is needed, everyone makes mistakes and some of them are going to look/be real bad. "I'm gonna minimize what actually happened so when help arrives they'll be completely unprepared."
I love this channel and you guys because you DONT screw up your videos with needless music !!! Thx Guys *KEEP IT REAL !!!*
Oh the musc is still there, just so low you barely notice half the time, unless they need something for an interlude or for the drone footage, then they raise it a bit, before bedding it back down. Most of the time, you barely notice its there, unlike many channels where they don't always bed the music enough.
Or the needless chatter....I hate when they over narrate “And here is another angle showing the underside of the flat tire with bits of gravel and blah blah blah”.
The whole production crew has a great feel for what works on TH-cam. I commend them!
Haha. Matt: "We got a little more tongue weight than I like".
Corvair: "The sky looks pretty today".
I can't help but to think that Matt may be exceeding the GCWR of a Corvair Lakewood by a fair amount.
@@straybullitt Honestly any factory recommendation would not be applicable. It's a fairly long car and the rear axle can handle the load. But mushy suspensions are good for rock crawling and bad for towing.
@@RFDelie
That would be my argument as well.
I'm not so sure that a DOT officer would agree though....
@@straybullitt be correct
Dot = hiway nazis
Add some airbags might help a little
I really do like how your team is treated like family, I started an auto repair shop on our property, and my oldest daughter Hope said that she is the business manager. It makes me feel like I'm making a difference in her life, other than just being Dad. Thank ya so much for sharing your story and family with us. Much love from Newport Washington.
Good to see someone here from the NE WA neighborhood. I'm in Japan now, but originally from over the hill from you in Stevens County.
These guys inspired me to take care of the Californian's that are invading Spokane!
Loved how Lizzy explained the tie down situation she is just absolutely adorable
Matt: "When we got the call, he said he had a flat tire..."
Me: "That tires looks like it's laying pretty flat on the ground to me."
😂 , I never thought of it that way. Makes sense. Looks pretty flat. 😂 It would of been better to be more informative to The Service company ( Matt ) than not give them more information. The More he knows the better prepared he can be for the situation & the bill will be cheaper because you made his life easier , more prepared , and quicker job. I don’t know what it is about people , they think they are helping themselves by being vague about stuff to a service company , thinking it will help them & bill will be cheaper But it’s Quite the opposite. Makes Life More difficult for service person = Higger Bill ! People , when calling for service with ANYBODY Give them the most information u can. Good or bad. Your Service technician wil be able to do a Better , quicker job & be able to give u the Best information he can & your bill will be cheaper.
Hahahahaha. Good one.
its only flat at the bottom part 😂
Yep that tires flat; on the ground.
I can't imagine how this happened on a relatively wide and flat trail.....
Great recovery. I miss the old crew members.
The WD reference was fantastic. Great work everyone, that definitely took some ingenuity to load up.
What time in the video?
@@Worthpopcorn861 right at the very end
Like 20:00 lol
I saw it, thanks
I’m amazed at how quiet the Morvair is on the highway
Smoooth af
Look at all the space Lady has now!!
You'd think those big tires would howl on tarmac. Especially with just 8psi.
@@TrevorDennis100 Well, Matt said 8 pounds.....as if 5 pounds matters.
Yeee he said it rolls alotttt better on the highway than the banana
Lol…what a time warp!! I had this pop up, and started watching, without realising it was 2 years old. Straight away, I thought “Gee, Matt looks fresh today….and Hey, how about Lizzie!? With her hair out she looks younger….”. then I saw Lady, and was “WTF is going on here?”.
Checked date and all became clear! Great episode. Old days stuff!
Rob, Tasmania
Edit: But Ed still looking exactly the same! Fresh faced, strapping young fella!
Reminds me of a common joke in Germany.
A truck driver calls his boss and says "Sorry, but I broke my exterior mirror." The boss replies: "Why would you call me for that. Just fix that damn thing."
The driver replies "Well, I can't, because the truck lies on top of it."
Trucker approved ✔️. Lol
Echt witzig! 😂
We have the same in England
@Gryff Longdong I had to travel abroad to be allowed to make that joke
I think that’s funny. Maybe because it is 1:45am with a Scotch in had. All kidding aside love your channel.
"This could go one of two ways. It could either go good or it could go bad."
Yep! That's been my experience, too!
There is a Jim Webb and a son that pull mini rod tractors.
That is how those go as well.
Either good or bad.
@Hello Jim how are you doing
From one professional fabricator too a tow guy, from what I see you did a fine job building the coolest corvair ever, it looks solid.
"I like bridges , I burn a lot of bridges" So funny I love Rudy...
He is saying that because no friends
@@bern6984 Why no friends? Not even a girlfriend?
This boy needs to get taken.
At 19:09 is that a "trail mod" on the driver rear door?
That's how I roll. I don't just burn my bridges, I blow them up.
I think it was referencing randy leaving MORR
Good MORRing all. Matt, where’s Randy? I hope all is well. He’s a part of your team and adds to it. I really look forward to; Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Everyone stay safe and have a good day.
@Hello William how are you doing
He was fired.
Thank you, Lizzy for some fun times. cool times and everything else. All the best to you and your future. 🙂🙂🙂💚💚💚.
Ok, that last winch technique was super impressive 🤣
That was expert level
I love how they threw a Matt's Off Road Recovery license plate on the F-150.
front and back
Probably figured out that's way easier than editing out someone's plate later, lol.
He just bought it and it didn't have any! Lol
Thats so they don't have to blur it out
Yep , I saw that too. Wayyy easier than editing & blurring time. Blurring takes sooo much time to render. I did it once in you tube editor on one of my vids and it took overnight to render. It sucked.
I have watched a lot of your videos. Your entire crew always does a great job no matter how difficult a job it is.
Rudy was hilarious in explaining Matt's look and the rock stacking to load the trailer. Very creative effort to get that truck back to town.
I must say, using that winch to lift the back of the truck was brilliant
A hi-lift farm jack would've been faster. I don't go offroad without one.
@@patrickhorvath2684 I was shocked to realize they didn't have one. They managed, but proper equipment would have helped a lot.
Was off-roading with my grandfather, my dad, uncle and grandfathers best friend and my grandfather rolled his jeep and there was no way to get it on its side without it rolling more down the hill so we used 3 winches a couple snatch blocks and picked it up off the ground and rotated it in the air then set it back down on its wheels.
@@andrewaymond6570 who cares, who were going with you on that trip?
Lizzie’s becoming a tremendous star !!👍👍👍👍👍👍💥💥💥
@Hello Adams how are you doing
The trailer camera angle on the Morvair is badass.
Use of the Jeep to lift the back end Genius! The bridge of rocks priceless.
Your pup seems really happy to be part of the team. Supervising every move. Blessings from a new subscriber from South Eastern Australia, Dot
I got a Febreeze ad during this vid and the only relevance I could think of is the air in the MORRvair must get pretty potent after gas station biscuits and gravy.
Doubt the presence of a dog would improve air-quality :-/
@@isallah1kafir196 hmmm, biscuit and gravy, dew, and who knows what else, or dog breath..... it’s a toss
Febreeze? You're lucky. I keep getting those nighttime diaper ads for kids...
Well, I guess there have been a few of Matt's vids where diapers would have been appropriate wear 🤔 !!!
@@greatnortherntroll6841 wake-up feeling ninja awesome!
I haven't seen Matt stack rocks in a video in nearly a year!
Probably was the Prius rescue. 😀
Forgotten technique by now 😋
love your stuff, you have great people.
it’s like watching a small symphony and you are the conductor and you know how to get the most out of your people to prompt them, get the job done and allow them to learn.
Dog is watching truck being loaded and just walks away like " i want no part of this" 😄
When you build equipment right, it works in situations like this. Ingenuity at its finest! Nice work to your fabricators, people filming and of course the recovery crew!
I get wanting to save weight for the sand but the lack of tool boxes/tools and an air compressor is absolutely crazy you don’t run into more problems u can’t solve which seems to never happen or u just edit those parts out but amazing job guys keep em coming
All the times I've thought I wish they had radios. First time I see them used, I see I was wrong. ;)
They have cheap radios . And no straps and no battery for the winch and no floor Jack . Other than that, a smooth operation .
That was a tremendous view with the camera mounted on the trailer behind the *MOREVAIR*
Completely agree... can't quite put my finger on why I enjoyed it so much, but it was a cool shot!
I'm a 67 year old lady who grew up in my brother's garage watching him rescue cars from farmers fields and barns in the Midwest and completely rebuilding them for racing. My one job was to run to the family owned corner store for his daily fix of Dr. Pepper. This was back when it was only 10 cents pr bottle. I've lived in Idaho for over 30 years and have grown to love off roading in the high desert mountains. I LOVE Matt's Off Road Recovery!
you guys always look like you enjoy each others company and doing the job... keep up the good work ... what a team
Matt is a natural born leader.
You gotta respect Matt's philosophy, "Well it could go two ways, it could go good or bad." LOL Thanks Matt
I read this at that exact moment. Spooky
The ingenuity of this crew is absolutely amazing.
You guys should also setup a sheave (snatch block in off roading terms) at the front of your trailer when you do a pull like that. That way it’s pulling straight rather than at an angle like that.
I’m glad you guys had Lady there providing adult supervision. Like a gentleman she got picked up, good dog dad!
Matt i will like to thank you. You bring me a lot of memories from my father inlaw, may he RIP. Your sound affects, and your singing, also when you started to use your blue radio and you made the comment of another thing to lose, those are little things he would of said, Stay blessed and your family and friends..peace,love and happiness
Matt: “Do a small bump!”
My head: The job isn’t gonna get done if ya’ll start celebrating early!
Glad I wasn’t the only one.
😂😂😂
Yeah I admit I had the same thought. Just a small one right? Pinky sized in the shape of our initials.
I thought it was to help them think / work harder?
Y'all are funny 🤣
Good idea with those licence plate covers!
Tucker dose a great job editing. He makes constructive time of your adventures. I'd rate him number one in all these recovery shows.
Hey Matt,
You could put a small solar panel on the lid of the toolbox, and it would keep the winch battery good to go at ALL times!!!
Just a thought.Thanks for the great content, I just CAN'T stop watching!!!
This recovery company is a testament to how tough and versatile the Jeep Cherokee is.
It sure is after you upgrade everything on it.
Lol
And pree 2000s
It’s not that the Cherokee is a good vehicle. It’s just a cheap easily and readily available platform to build from
P😊
I'm a concrete finisher and Maverik is a big part of my diet and I have no complaints about my physical appearance
“We’re trying to eat better” really 🤔. Ah yes I recognize the Arizona seaman’s hurricane knot to secure the truck on the trailer. Well done sailor.
The WhistlinDiesel clip image at the end though... awesome.
This family has a strong work ethic which is a great thing these days! God bless you all!
I’ve seen many videos of dragging broken things onto the trailer, I think it could be beneficial if you kept a plank bolted in the center of the trailer and just remove it when you need to drag something up the ramps. As well as many other issues that a board could solve
Facts. He could have used those traction boards he's got and used em as a slide.
Extruded steel ramp.
A truly ingenious and creative recovery. Rudy needs a raise. Love this channel!
I know I'm two years + late to the party, but that MORRVAIR is just an incredible rig. All that work really paid off.
Matt! You were mentioned on Regular Car Reviews podcast as well as several others! I was pretty excited to hear you mentioned!
You should have just fixed the flats and left.... maybe next time they'd be more spacific.
Lizzy for President! She is an inspiration for every American. Thanks for the great, and entertaining videos.
Love the C.W. McCall reference! Grew up listening to him in the garage with my dad!
Someone a few videos ago stated you should put an onboard air compressor on the Moorvair, that would be a wise thing to do considering the situations you find yourself in at times.
Love to see your wholesome crew working so well together with your different personalities and minds. My favorite on the crew: The dog
There is finally talk about reopening the border to non-essential travel between Can/US in the next couple months. Matt's is already flagged as the first destination. Sending love from Vancouver Island, British Columbia to all of the Matt's OR team. Need some new swag..lol...the stuff I picked up a year and a bit ago is outta date.
I sure hope so! I live 40 miles south of the border, and we are so used to going up to Creston and Cranbrook. Major withdrawls!
This is awesome to hear! Have some new family-in-law up in Ontario we’d love to visit! Been decades since my last trip up.
You need definitely a 12V power connector behind Morvair for the trailer winch. You could use it with the other winches too. Like a trailer you use rescuing RZR:s on sand dunes. Or with a separate winch that attached to the towbar, behind the car.
Your channel is truly A-Game !
You guys don't do drama for views, and keep it down to earth!
Rudy: "We're trying to eat better" Matt: "I want biscuits and gravy and a Mountain Dew." 😂😂😂
And water 🤷🏻♂️ 😂
That's how he maintains his girlish figure
He did say and water..lol
Can't get any better than that.
@@terrydouglas5008 That's what I was thinking Biscuits and Gravy pretty good eats
Big up Tucker and the editing crew! Unsung heros making these videos possible to watch. Great work y'all🙏
🍻
Yup. Credit to the shredded cheese!
It's amazing how you get things done as your are always pushing the limits or missing something or forget to bring something or something on your rig is broke, ever thought about installing an air compressor on your rig?
Matt. You amaze me on every video, you are a legend in towing. Thank you very much for your work. Love from California.
@matt's off road recovery, have you considered helper airbags for towing? It will maintain your driveline angles and make towing even better, and you can deflate them the rest of the time.
Lizzy is very nice , wish more ladies took note to be like her.. Instead of helpless * great recovery ... Keep it rolling
👍for the radio use, lol!! Have Tim reach out to me if you want some other radio recommendations.
Having built a few vehicles of various parts myself, I just cannot express how awesome the MORRVair is ! You gonna build one for Rudy too?
Hell no, he said F Rudy. 😂
The camera on the trailer is a really cool angle to see the flex of your vehicles and could help with the viewers perspective for the terrain I would love to see more of those angles
Lady was making me nervous! Awesome job!
Same
Good morning everybody and thumbs UP to MORR
No worries, that work buff out...Lol
Watching this 2 years after being posted. It's really amazing how far your company has come since then, in equipment and techniques. Still miss Lizzy, but your new crew seems so happy and dedicated. Is this the recovery that facilitated the WLORW idea?
Lizzy sure dresses this channel up! Kinda surprised that hi-lift jacks aren't in your tool box.
You need to tote a HighLift Jack, it would come in handy for situations like this.
The big story was the dog! Did you see that beautiful pup? Love that sweet Lady.
Cool camera angle when you put the camera on the trailer. Also, keep using the radios. It’s safer plus it’s really fun listening to the misinterpretations😂
FM radios and proper radio lingo is would increase efficacy. They will soon develop their own off road recovery lingo.
I've wondered why they don't have radios many times. My grandpa and uncle in the mountains never went off road without their CBs.
@Hello Kevin how are you doing
wheres randy? i hope y’all didnt get rid of him he deff adds to your channel
Just found your channel, very impressive work. You guys prove that you don't need a million dollar wrecker. Thanks for the videos.
The dog was like the hell I am making the jump, carry me dammit.
Cue in here: "Carry me my wayward son......."
I think she saw how the truck was tied on the trailer and she said heck no!
She wanted to get on the back seat and I think climbed through as soon as Matt lifted her in 😎
Well sir you have a dissision to make! Do i lower the backso the dog can get in or leave them home?
You know, if you rig/weld a snatch block on the front of that trailer, positively anyone with a winch can winch a rig onto your trailer, from basically any angle. That's cheap/easy, and keeps you from having to mount a winch to it.
Neat idea, but what if there's no other vehicle with a winch available? Probably better just to mount a winch
I love snatch blocks. Leverage is king
They have a winch on the trailer, I can’t figure out why they didn’t use it.
@@coty7.3 you might be thinking of the other trailer, the off road trailer they use for rzr recoveries, that one has a winch. This is the one they usually haul behind the F250 with the jeeps on it.
EDIT: I see the winch on this trailer now, must have been broken
I was just thinking the same thing. I've done it many times and works great.
You guys are the best advertising for Maverick's food center! And not a one of you have gotten sick on air!
I'm telling ya. An onboard air system would be invaluable. I've had a Viair Ultra duty system for almost a year now on an FJ and it has paid for itself 10 times over. Will fill all of my 35s from 10lbs to 35 lbs in around 8 minutes starting with a full tank. I mounted the compressor inside the back, and ran the hose under the vehicle to the tank. Took a little figuring out, but managed to fit the tank where bottom sits above the low point of the rear bumper. With the work you do, it would really come in handy
That truck was fine, just taking a nap while waiting for Matt and the team
Lady is the star of the show.. show more of Lady 👍 Thanks Matt
I swear, Lady and Max running around makes me sweat every time...
Me too! Especially this episode
@@Dan007UT I know right, I was just thinking the same thing, like...wow, they really have total faith in those dogs awareness and intelligence and those two sweet puppies always seem to prove their faith in them justified. There was no holding onto Lady as the vehicle was coming down or yelling get back, nothin...and it was all okay!
Best thing about this channel is just standard non PC get the work done however, eat your nachos and don't give a bowl of FUHHHH!!!!!!
Same.
Me too and I'm not even a dog person but I find myself worrying about those dogs but I don't think Matt would ever let any harm come to them. Those dogs are part of his family.
Same but I trust Matt and those dogs.
Wow, as a Georgia resident I’m very offended by the “Georgia squat” comment! Mainly due to the accuracy of the statement...
So...more embarrassed than offended then. Trust me I get it...I live in NY. Embarrassing is just the beginning of the ridiculousness that happens here.
It is the georgia squat 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please, GA, take it. Sincerely, a NC resident.
It's the "Carolina Squat".
@@baseballwarrior17 they just passed a ban through the NC house to ban the squat.
Nice recovery, looks like a good reason to add a stinger bumper to make picking up a something with the wench easier next time.
Can you imagine being that owner at the doctor's office?
"My throat is raw"
"My stomach hurts too actually."
"I ate glass."
Love your dog chilling in back of the Morvair!
"Are you serious about that or no?" 😂
Pretty legit question honestly.
Lindsey is a joy. 👍
Cute pup as well.
Lizzy!
I can not believe that worked so well.