This One Took All Night. Toyota And Ford Saved by Jeep!
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- The first job was a Toyota Tacoma that was stuck near Enterprise Reservoir.
It was almost a 2 hour drive to get to where they were.
We were able to get them pulled back up to safety and just a few minutes.
The second job was a Ford F250 stuck on the Smiths Mesa Road near Zion national park.
A foot of snow has melted up there over the last few days. And the roads are a sloppy mess.
The first pull put him in a little worse position, but we were able to change the angle and set up for another pull that was successful.
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I am a retired woman faithfully watching your videos. I don’t do any kind of off roading but I watch and look forward to every one of your adventures. A lot of them, including this slimy muddy one make me so stressed. I find myself pushing on the floor with my right foot as if trying to pull people out along with you! You are such a nice man and you have a wonderful family. I appreciate your kindness to others and your clean language. Keep up the great work. Your Northern Utah neighbor. Say hi to Ed!
It is really nice to see good people out there isn't it? But you need to lean into it and grunt to really help not just push done on the gas pedal. Have a great day.
I lean hard to help gets them vehicles unstu***ed
I’m glad I’m not the only one !!!
Same here, no cursing, family business. Plus they have red beards like all my sons.
@@anitaallen4143 I wonder who they get that red hair from.😉
The Ford didn't need to give GPS coordinates. He could have just said, "Step out of your shop, look east and drive toward the sound of my power steering pump."
It sure sounds like it needs one!
@@raybates3119 Or some fluid!
😂😁
The sad part is you get brand new own ones just installed with new fluid and new cooler they still sound like thay
But damnit they are tough
I have always been impressed how Ford was able to build a power steering pump all through the 90s that didn’t require any fluid.
Darren Honey 😂 and a brand new one installed sounds the same!
Darren Honey I’ve had my 94 for 7 years, the steering pump has been loud the whole time, never got any louder though lol
That whine is unmistakeable!
Another one of Fords "Better Ideas."
Able 6
Owned several high mileage fords, replace the fluid and the whine goes away
Best line ive heard in while "playin in the mud is rich mans sport" luv ur vids allways learning
I can't get over how beautiful the scenery is out there.
Just watched this one again. Matt, you have come such a long way in the last 2 years! You clearly have grown more comfortable in front of the camera. I'm glad to see you being so successful!
“Matt’s off-road recovery, 3am, No questions asked. Cash only”
Beautiful sunrise shot and beautiful scenery. Oh yea was muddy! Enjoyed
As a avid off road guy in the early seventies I got involved in a lot of incidents with none of the options of today. You just prayed for help. Knowing you would show up if need be would bring a major sigh of relief. I appreciate what you do for others.
I was driving a bike once and a rabbit ran in front like that. I turned left ,the light followed and the rabbit went left and I turned right only to have the same thing repeated. As my bike overtook the rabbit the rabbit fell behind the cone of my light. As I was preparing to release a sigh of relief My bike started hopping like I was holding on to a jackhammer. Apparently having a rabbit caught in your spokes unbalances the wheel. Fortunately for me the rabbit was soon released from the blender and struck my right foot with the force of 2.5 kilos X 80 kmph. This flung my leg back to the point I was still holding the handlebars but layed out in the superman position. This is how I learned you wash blood off clothing with cold, not hot, water.
What do the hot water does?
Stain my impertinent young man. It stains.
Had a ruffed grouse fly fast and low into my front spokes at about 50 mph . It was like a blender with the top off . A sloppy stinking mess to clean .
Now thats funny.lmao
@@robertrosicki9290 I had the same event with a sparrow. Had to go back and make sure it actually happened. But being a little sparrow it wasn't worthy of cleaning
What you accomplish in these recoveries never ceases to amaze me.
I have tow eyes on my racecar, but Tomorrow, first thing, I am running down to Oreilly's and getting recovery hooks to put on all my cars just for our summer time dirt road exploring . Matt's videos make me a believer. I always think, "I can just go a few more feet to get to that nice picnic spot." DOH!
Hi, we live in the eastern border of the Andes and we have to take a lot of care for the icing roads, all the roads are close to the edge .... greetings from Argentina
Sand, snow, mud... dusk to dawn... You guys rock! 💛
This is the first recovery I’ve ever seen Matt not settled. Made it work. Rudy!
Second one was a slimy mess. Think that was the hardest one I’ve see you have to do. Great video
Bob Purs the last mud one was much worse I think.
Bob Purs right
Bob Purs Yeah, the weight of that old f250 really threw the little Jeep around!
Ya I thought it was headed over the cliff for half a sec on the pulls in the beginning-shame they haven’t invented a way to plant stabilizers so you could just slowly winch them out.
In the mud, every time you would run up to pull I would lean like I am helping move the truck.
Man y'all know how to use those XJs. Would be interesting to hear what sort of maintenance you do to counteract the wear and tear.
Maintainence? What is that? Just replace as it breaks with bigger heavier part.
Thank you for including the map and tow point!
I only started watching these videos for the JEEP but now I stay watching because it’s crazy to see how ppl get them selfs stuck. The JEEP is just a Awesome plus
Love how you help everyone no matter the time of day! I wish I was working with y’all!
Awesome!!
“Follow the rabbit there”... LMAO! Wow, the little banana really put in some work on the second recovery! Well done as always!👍
I'm always forgetting how young Rudy is, which really only means I see him as being a very capable person, thanks for sharing guys.
Matt, there is something so satisfying watching you pull these people.
Great job man.
backonmyish good vibes
Like a stupidity tax for having those crap tires in those conditions.
I don't understand the guy at Walmart said these were all terrain tires.
Don’t change a thing about your videos. I love them. Very addictive!
I know you may not understand it, but those driving videos are the best. That country out there is beautiful. That view is just breathtaking.
Recovery with hitch balls are always dangerous glad no one got hurt.
Watching you always reminds me what a good tire can do. The rest is skill
Chains should be a requirement for Smith's in the winter!
That mud didn't even look that bad, compared to numerous times I've been up there in the mud and snow.
As a guy with a farm in the northeast I'm so used to mud I pay no mind to it, I love your disdain for mud
When Matt was re-grouping, after the first pull did not extract the Ford, I could almost see the wheels turning in his brain, as he tried to decide the best approach for another attempt. It's fun to see his mental process in action.
I never thought much of the XJ until I started watching this channel. I'm impressed!
I had no idea the XJ was capable of this. Credit to Matt however, his driving skills make a huge difference.
Best vessel recovery channel on TH-cam, hands down
Good job Matt, you never let us or them down!
Thought it was your power steering going out for few. We truly enjoy your videos. Keep them coming!
I have a classic full size Bronco but I always, always carry tire chains, shovel, tow strap and come-along when I go wheeling in the winter.
Who has time for Common Sense???
That wasn’t wheeling. That was a Utah grocery run
they where just driving to work not wheeling.
I carry snow chains in both my cars all year around, they are not that heavy and they are useful, not only in snow but also in mud and stuff...
I'm curious as to how much this type of recovery would cost for that f250? I'm sure it isn't cheap. Great job team, you guys rock!
This was a tough one. Freezing wet at night with mud and snow burried up to the bumper. He gets him out. I like it. Who are all these people that dislike this video? Give me a clue. What's to dislike?
Good old XJ + Skills + Tires / Weight + Mud n' Snow + No tires = Totally addictive TH-cam channel
I ride that "road" often and love to take visitors up there as they ask, "Are you sure you know where you're going?"
Say to them : *I was told you had a msp.*
Then wait......
Watching your hard work is very relaxing :) Greetings from Poland.
Neither snow nor mud nor sand will keep the yellow banana and its crew from winning the battle! Another great one! Thanks!
Tricky situation with that Ford but great job as always!
I really enjoyed this video!
Greetings from Croatia!
"Full pull"on the ford"nice" haven't owned a ford in awhile, but still remember the sound of those whiny ass powersteering pumps they had,"memories "
I have an 05 super duty and luckily have had no issues with power steering. I've also done correct upgrades to the motor
must be a select few,,mines fine for 20 yrs..
The video quality has been noticeably improved.
I'm not hear to judge how well the quality of the video is if you want perfection go watch Hollywood I'm watching a average man do his job and sharing his life with me so go judge Hollywood not Matt's towing .
@@williamj.barnhartjr.3108 Some individuals just can’t acknowledge a compliment when one is given.Trouble accepting a compliment could be a symptom of an underlying problem. Tackle your self-esteem issues or address your core beliefs, and you might find that compliments become more comfortable.
@@jboss628 I have no problems with my self esteem that's why I have no need to go judge others I just enjoy their videos as such so try it you may enjoy it if you use your own advice 😉😁😁😜
William J. Barnhart Jr. it was a compliment...better audio and video is appreciated not demanded. If Matt’s to grow his channel/income source why not make the channel more enjoyable to watch? Especially audio, no one wants to listen to a windy on camera mic when the solution to the problem is inexpensive.
Same team guys....wer all here enjoyin the vids....we are really here to watch matt walk up to a bad situation calm cool and collected with a tiny lil smirk amd save the day....the guys smooth at his job
A little finess goes a long way four wheeling. Ya gotta know when to punch it and when to go easy. I love this channel and hope you guys go big.
It's a bit strange that some of these places don't get closed to stop people getting in there during winter & getting stuck as well as chopping up the tracks. Long tiring night, but you guys got it done as always.
@Matt I tell you man, that little jeep of yours hasn't stopped amazing me since the very first video I watched! Keep up the good work, and keep er rubber side down.
Dec. 5, 2019----Anyone notice when these yahoo's get stuck, they're NOT prepared in any way? NO sleeping bags, NO way to even heat water for coffee, hot chocolate, etc. What the hell would these people of done if there was NO cell phone coverage in their area? Used to drive truck and water pump went out on me in the Area 51 area where there is NO cell phone coverage. This was on Christmas Eve and sent breakdown messages to dispatch who NEVER answered them. Why? Owners gave ALL the dispatchers/office people Christmas Eve & Day off....and as for us drivers with problems, you're sol. Two drivers from another company saw me as they headed for Vegas and on the way back (day after Christmas), they stopped to see if I was still there. Took me to the nearest town where I quite loudly and verbally ripped my dispatcher a new A hole. Between waiting for the tow truck driver to pick me up, get me back to town, get another truck from company yard, transfer all my stuff from broke truck to new one, didn't head back to Reno until late that afternoon.
Coleman sleeping bags were okay....when you had a working heater and I found out it gets DAMN cold out in the desert at night.
Once back in town, took some time off, buying from Ebay, 2 military sleeping bags rated to -40, along with a single burner Coleman stove and from Walmart, 2 propane bottles, cans of soup and apple cider drink mix. I always had 2 gallon jugs of water with me along with the normal food (sandwich) stuff. I retired and since then when I do go 4 wheeling, everything's in a large tote along with 2 different sized shovels, 1 military surplus, the other also from Walmart. Also a 20' tow rope and 30' tow chain with shackles in case I or someone I met gets stuck. Mother Nature and your ignorance WILL bite you in the ass if you're not prepared.
After reading this I’ll add a sleeping bag to my kit, I usually bring water but I’ve never considered the possibility of me being stuck as to where I’d have to sleep. (Keep in mind I’m only a kid so I don’t really have lots of experience) but thanks for the tip
Lots of people get stuck out there. The prepared ones never make it onto this channel because they already got their selves out!
How the fuck you know what they have.......I think you're the Yahoo..... punk bitch
Nik S cringe
@@dantereimann8440 Sleeping bag, blankets, and if you don't have one a first aid kit. Extra clothes is a must as well, if you get stuck and you are out trying to dig yourself out most likely you'll be wet, and cold, you'll want some clean warm clothes to change into to help avoid hypothermia. Bring food with you that doesn't need to be cooked as well, peanut butter, crackers, that type of stuff.
A flare gun with several flares is a good thing to pack too in order to signal for help.
Sounds like a lot of stuff to pack around in your vehicle but the first time you get stranded somewhere you'll thank yourself for being prepared.
Another successful recovery and you got to share a beautiful sunrise with your son,awesome.
Now it’s clear to me why you didn’t do that brake job in the shop that down the road a bit would regret! It was for sheer entertainment value for your viewers to see what you do when you’ve got time on your hands during your jobs! Classic video this was. 👍
The mud rescue was awesome, the jeep is a beast.
Thanks for showing more of how you hook up to rescue points. :) Take care Matt.
Ah the nostalgic chill background music 👌😊
I think it would be nice if you could talk about tire pressure more, as I believe people commonly fail to even consider letting some air out of their tires to aid in traction. It's helped me several times.
Pretty scenery at the end. Reminds me of the Moki Dugway. Thanks for posting.
Love your videos, was not interested in off-roading until I watched some of your vids. Keep up the good work!
"follow the rabbit" wait is this Matt in Wonderland? I like your comment "playin in mud is a rich mans sport" but from my experience most of us that did offroad mudding could hardly keep up on paying the rent or mortgage and had old beaten up 4x4 trucks that we beat up more. Normally not a dime to your name but gas in the 4x4 and life is good. Never had the ability to call a tow service or for that matter had a phone with a long enough cord to take with. I am very grateful you do what you can to help people I hope you make enough of a profit to live well. What you do I would have considered fun but it does wear on a vehicle. You have a great team with you I hope you all stay safe and have fun when you are not woke up at 4 am. Awesome videos.
Matt, God bless you, Brother 👍🍀 Great job! 👏
You are one of the most popular guys in the USA 🇺🇸👍🍀
Almost time for Casey's tracked monster.
Too bad I am in Maine for my Birthday eating lobster.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Maine aye? Super awesome place year round. I love down in Massachusetts and love going up to Maine whenever I can.
@@ltjake0169 Uh Yah pretty cool place.
@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery nice I too am in Maine
Let's get a little mud on the tires...
We Love Ed 💚💚💚💚
Ice cold sloppy mud... worked in that crud for 30 years with farm & commercial tractors, backhoes, wheel-loaders, truck snow plows, etc. Loved it & Hated it at the same time.
Love hearing that 4.0 sing. Brings back memories of my misspent youth (98 Cherokee Sport 4.0 w/ the 5spd stick.... I wish I still had it).
The Taco needs some new shoes, very embarrassing.
Tacoma’s have a reputation of always getting stuck.
@@danr3545 Most of the new ones dont get stuck (trds) Other then having stock tires in mud, Thats a insta stuck lol
Taco's are embarrassing and now they call them something like turds right, why? (just kidding I have seen some very capable tacos)The name just does not sound right.
Probably should invest on some Better RUBBER , B4 You head into the Unknown. ( NUMBNUTS ). 👊👏👍
Dan R not really lol
I have the same ford only with a diesel. In the 18 years I have had it I have never gotten so stuck that I needed help. However it has 35” tires and I carry recovery gear. Dropping tire pressure is usually enough to get me out of a stick but that’s some nasty looking mud there.
Matt, I have a 100 ft Torpedo handling line. (The original Yankum rope). I keep it in a military flight bag. The flight bag has a long zipper and its easy to get the line in and out. Keeping the line in the bag keeps the inside of my Jeep clean when the line gets muddy. The bag is easy to turn inside out for cleaning. You can find this kind of bag at any Army surplus store.
I do not think the jeep is his sunday driver, I just throw some cardboard on the bed of my truck and when it gets dirty enough use it to start camp fire. Never need to wash it. works great for muddy dogs too, they do not fit well in a small bag.
@@badgerpa9 Your method makes a lot of sense and sounds super easy. Keep in mind my Torpedo handling line is 100 feet long with pretty good sized metal eyelets on each end, and feels like it weighs 100 pounds. Having it loose in the back of my wrangler would be a nightmare. My line coils neatly inside the flight bag and I've yet to get a knot or snarl.
@@mmcss1155 It is always good to store away tools you have in case so they are not in the way, not slamming you for that. Mine are under a seat normally as they are not used often. But driving a Wrangler would be the real nightmare wouldn't it? (Just ribbing you I own 2 WJ's and think they all suck the same) If you watch his videos his dogs are in and out of the back and are fun to watch in the videos, mine will fight me to jump in the back of my truck.
I have lived in Utah 34 years and I haven’t even scratched the surface. I need to head down south!
Seriously every dude that gets stuck in this channel mostly has street tires, what are people thinking lol
That's it. They aren't. He did say in another video that most are tourists.
Exactly my thoughts. That Taco was not a rental and neither is this Ford. Oh and it is dark a lot of the times also so that just adds to the not thinking theory.
It's insane how people think just cuz they have a 4x4 vehicle they can go anywhere they have a false sense ...
It just shows that good tires (at least all terrains) are necessary anywhere off of pavement.
I plowed and drove in snow in New England for 15 years with mild tires and awd/4x4 without much of a problem. Granted they weren't as bald as the Tacoma, but that was much more of drivership problem to me. The ford, with the mud and the mountain? yeah that's a different story. Would not attempt.
I miss those turnable quarter windows
No idea why there gone. Literally every single person misses those windows
thomas barlow I actually have two theories as to why they’ve been discontinued 1. If you forgot to lock the window the could reach in and unlock your vehicle and get in (for example my friend used to have a 1991 F-150 and that’s how he once unlocked it to get his keys inside) 2. Cars manufacturers simply want the windows to have a sleek design
Agreed. They were great. Fuel economy/aerodynamics I think caused their demise--but I would gladly pay the price.
I do off-road recovery in south tx, I enjoy watching your show. I use a f 250 with a 3in lift in front and 1.5in in back and generally have no issues
Scott Harrell
Ford>Jeep
@@roninkraut6873 F250 in low range will pull out most of the trash in these videos without spinning a tire if it has the right tires for conditions, stay out of the dunes unless you run aircraft tires which are amazing in sand.
i wish more reality TV would model this one, I dont want them to make things more dramatic than it is , some part are a little boring but thats part of the process, i would rather see all the details, great channel
11:35 The first time I’ve heard Matt ask this , I could feel the frustration lol
That Tacoma has the wrong tires or they're worn way down. Question: ever have the same person get stuck again on the way out?
You should build a little roof rack with light bars facing each direction (all 4 sides) so you can see everywhere when you’re out there in the dark
I think the number one rule I've learned from your videos is don't go wheeling with out a buddy and good recovery gear. Just like my dad as always thought me about diving. Always dive with a buddy. New to wheeling just ordered a 2021 Tacoma TRD Pro can't wait to get out and explore. Thankfully my buddies also have off-road rigs to go with.
Ha Matt that fast forward scene. It sounded like the RC Banana your going to have made before Christmas right. So I can buy it get it wrapped and under the Christmas tree. 😆
I thought that ol 4.0 was turnin about 20k RPM!!!
4X4 doesn't do much good when you've got crappy tires.
Or an open diff.
Doesn't help that watching this guy turn around is a master class in how not to drive in the snow
Man these winter time videos are great to watch. Mud why do people got to play in the mud that was golden 😂
Rich man playing in the mud! Truer words never spoken.Matt keeps them honest!😜
I can hear an F-150 power steering pump from a mile away.
I used to have an F150 but I don't remember it being that whiny.
@@GrnXnham it sounded exactly the same in my '72 F-100!
Memories
They don't all howl like that. That one is low on fluid; I can hear the air running through the pump when it's working.
_keep going straight...follow the rabbit there_ lol
Must be a white rabbit 😂
I left my PC playing one of your vids last night, 8 hours later, still playing Matt's vids. You're welcome!
Don't you guys feel the cold? It looks like it's freezing there!
Matts towing. Click vid click thumbs up b4 it starts. Lifes easy
TH-cam audiences:Matt chain up!
Matt: if I floor it I might hit bedrock
Nice work getting that Ford out. Beautiful ride home too.
You are very patience at what you do and that’s a really good thing how successful you save a lot of people. Well done. 😊
I have to say I’m shocked you don’t have a couple dedicated setups at this point. Or at the very least different sets of tires.. those tires are great in sand and rock, but they really are no snow or mud tire. Snow not as but a deal cause you can always chain lol.. but I think it would be really worth it to setup another 92 or new Cherokee just for these mud extractions. Mud is a little bit different animal especially that slick clay that stays like ice underneath. But I think some really good knobby full mud tires would at the least make some of these mud extractions a lot easier. I’d even consider something a little heavier for the rig myself.. exterras can be had cheap, similar type running gears to a Jeep so you’ll be mostly familiar with how to set one up but the added 1000-1500lbs loaded down with dedicated mud tires would be a huge improvement especially for these bigger trucks. Being might and floating in top is good if you’re wheeling mud but not so much Inc you’re trying to find bite and pull something 2-3x your size.. I could fill an entire dumpster with all the rear shafts and bearings if destroyed in my Jeep over the years trying to snatch out bigger rigs or even a buddy’s Jeep that is fully framed out and suctioned down. I also know you’ve been thinking about mounting a winch on your rig.. I don’t think you need to do that.. I think what you need is a separate helper rig with a winch and some pullys. And one of those anchoring devices. Let them setup and anchor one side while you snatch the other sideways. It would be like pulling the vehicle completely sideways out of a ditch rather then trying to drag it back to a rutted line. Hard to describe if your not familiar with what I’m saying but we use that a lot here in the south. Granted we have trees most places to run the winch around but they make an an anchoring system that works with rocks and sand that will work in prob all but hard pack clay with that slush top coat. Just some things to think about.. anyways enjoying your vids! I love to actually see you just wheel one time instead of just doing extractions lol.
Tire chains. That's all you need in snow and greasy mud like this video.
Matt is definitely on his way to getting his own show on National Geographic or Discovert. Both work and scenery make this a must for both channels!
Thankfully not since they are garbage
Beautiful Utah mountain morning. You amaze the things you do with those yank'em ropes.
I like you always check the tow lineafter U adjust the line.....A PRO U B ! Thank You for the service !
"Playing in the mud like this is a rich man's sport." Let me tell you Matt, in Florida it ain't lol.
Truth
Poor Tacoma needs some good tires on it!
Right! And try to down airpressure
Tires would be enough no need to air down
Aaron Meadows Yes! Slick tires good for Honda Civic at track day))
This video has inspired me to test my 1988 F150 5speed rwd in the mud on a nice, cold rainy day with economy tires. I can't make it all the way back out I will definitely make a call.
Wow! That's quite the distance to drive! I'm impressed! Such a nice guy! From Doug Bair
I Still have the movie"The Car" as well as a diecast 1/24th scale model of it.
you know when people call other company's they just send one guy you guys send an entire crew with a cameraman
You and Rudy are troopers for going out at 6 am. My hats off to you guys!
Hamie Sticks - for a small fee, of course! 👍🏼💪🏼💰
I don’t know why I always watch you before bed?… my adrenaline & anxiety is high after watching you driving fast on those cliffs!😱..they need more rails!!…. No more cliff driving videos before bedtime 😅