Did She Break Her Axle On The Most Dangerous Trail?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- So I got a call for a Jeep stuck on the most dangerous trail and the axle isn't spinning.
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Best safety briefing I have ever heard. Matt: "Everyone just needs to be out of the way." Nuff said.
if you want safety then stay home on the couch
By far the best channel ive ever found. No swearing, no falling out, no shouting, no ego, just great family and friends getting the job done and all working well together and clearly enjoying each others company, New subscriber from the UK. Makes me want to buy another Jeep, had a 4.0 Cherokee and a Willys
You’re gonna like it here
And for everyone into bikes (motorcycles) check out the Doghouse too!!!
Graig really does make some wonderfull bikes (and it is a lovely channel to watch)
👍👍👍
@Lex Riordan i don't know exactly what you mean (english is not my first language)
I was referring to The Doghouse, who commented above, he has a lovely channel for the bike enthousiasts.
And once again, Matt and his herd of Billy Goats made a successful recovery on Suicide Hill!
That should be a t shirt.
i went up suicide hill and all i got was this tshirt
@@dgrcgrl I SURVIVED suicide hill and all I got was this t-shirt 😉
The only thing one should take up there is a mule
Misadventure Mountain
First time I’ve seen Matt so concerned, his sense of urgency and direct orders reminds me of a Sgt Major I had. Beautifully executed, I love how Matt feels more at ease as soon as Rudy gets there.
This was truly one of the sketchiest recoveries we've seen. Really nerve-racking. Can't even imagine being you and doing this. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. We made it through the pandemic by watching your recovery videos. My husband was lucky enough to see you in Logan Utah. He was thrilled to look over the vehicles and visit. Sadly he died completely unexpectedly in August. He spoke often of how very friendly and kind you were when he visited in Logan and I thank you for that. You are wonderful people. Hold tight to one another. I only had 31 years with my sweetheart wasn't ready to go on alone. Your videos are helping me get through some very difficult days. Thank you again for sharing
I'm sorry for your loss Cindy. Praying for you and your family.
I am very sorry for you. I lost my wife many years ago, so I have an idea of your pain.
So sorry for your loss, thanks for sharing your story.
I’m really sorry to hear your husband died that’s so sad , from the land down under Australia
Been where you are. God bless.
The look of concern on Matt's face throughout this video is quite telling. He knows the serious this is. Kudos man, you know when it time to up the game. On a lighter note...another physics lesson from Matt and Rudy. Vectors, gravity, trigonometry, coefficient of dynamic friction (aka, sliding (or not) down the hill with wheels locked. You know your entire business is mastering the physics. Master the physics=getting them out!
Every time he goes up there he looks like he's seen a ghost.
This is one stark example where it is vitally important to observe the non-existent posted speed limit of .5 mph. Nature's designated limit won't end well. If this comes to be a routine endeavor recovery it might pay to install an anchor point at the top.
I had the same face as Matt throughout the whole recovery! Now I'm anxious for no good reason so I'm going to snack on something unhealthy to calm down lol.
When Matt says it's steep...lol
What goes up must come down, but not always in one piece.
Rudy seems very professional and at times fearless. Good guy to have around in a pinch.
He’s Matt’s son😂
@@thefatbear98 what's your point?
Roodee! He looks good in the Jeep!
When Lizzy jumped in she was as jolly as always, utill the gravity of situation dawned on her too. You can clearly tell that between the cuts. No surprise, when there is urgence in Matt’s voice even, than you should be properly scared.
When we jump into the driver's seat we can feel what is really going on. That isn't always fun.
Howdy howdy let's get rowdy...
The gravity of the situation dawned on me when that big rock went bouncing down the road... That is crazy steep
She'd been on that hill twice before, she was well aware of the gravity of the situation (nice pun!) before she hopped in the morvair.
Shout out to the girl for getting her hands dirty and helping to drag the beck end over! Teamwork makes the dreamwork! Love that she gave them homemade cookies too 😂
That Morvair is an absolute beast! Not only climbing the trail that has eaten so many rigs, but leaving the trail to go around them, and then pulling them out. Just awesome! and a little driver skill doesn't hurt matters either :)
I'm gonna rent a Hyundai Santa Fe and take it half way up to the transmitter. Look forward to my call, Matt.
Expensive way to get a T shirt 👕 but hey, that's just me.
do it.
Just get the rental insurance. Good to go
Don't forget your cookies
@@robc8593 To toss?
Props to the owner of the Jeep for getting in there and helping.
I'm going to guess she's a horse or cattle woman, used to tossing hay bales. She tossed those rocks like her body was accustomed to that kind of work.
@@googgnik judging by those quads, I'm gonna say horses. Props to her for getting all the way up there, she knows her wheeling.
@@samgraham4168 but not her limits and that is serious
FYI, the girl helping move the back of the jeep and rocks is not the customer/owner of the jeep.
I was quite impressed with her attitude and capability. She called it quits once she realized she was in over her head, but the Jeep called it quits before she could get out of there.
This was such a scary rescue. Everyone was on edge. See how fast Matt wanted to anchor and stabilize that jeep that shows just how terrible of a situation this was. Great job getting everything done without any harm just awesome.
Matt is usually so laid back when you hear that urgency in his voice you know its real
Matt, your concern and care for others is admirable. Never been on the edge of my seat for a recovery like that before!
I found your channel because of Eric O. over at SMA and I am so so glad he made a reference to your channel. Matt you have an amazing family there, blood or not. You seem like the kind of person most men should strive to be. I've watched dang near every video on your channel at this point and it has done nothing but bring me entertainment and joy seeing how much fun you all have working and goofing off together. Hats off to you and the entire team you have.
I'm grateful, but I've never been "Here, take my cookies" grateful.
That's love right there...
That was quite a batch of cookies - at least two dozen or more.
Yeah, the cookies take it to a whole 'nother level. Maybe she was hitting on Rudy?
@@jimcollins8097 yeah, Rudy was chatting her up a bit there. 😉
I wonder if Rudy got her phone number ? Where was wingman Cullen ? He should have asked her, can I have your cell number for my brother ?
Maybe what was in those cookies got her up there in the first place
@@dalegereaux1863 Could be. However, Rudy has (or had) a drop dead gorgeous girl friend named Brendy or Bren (nickname for Brenda?) "Seldom Seen Bren" was infrequently seen swinging a camera in past episodes. Perhaps Bren is on her LDS Mission of late?
At the end of the day the specific details are really none of my business. I only bring this up to suggest Rudy is the boss.
Rock on Rudy and MORR!
I felt better as soon as Rudy showed up I know Matt did.
On a job like this the difference between #2 and #3 makes a huge difference.
Exactly.
Rudy has been trained by the best. Those 2 guys are awesome together
I don't usually comment on TH-cam videos but I felt compelled to comment on your channel. I just found your channel and love the content. I have been binge watching for a couple of days and noticed that I have not heard one single curse word or fowl language of any kind. That is awesome. Keep up the great content. Oh, and all of you are CRAZY. LOL
Hard work, honesty and respect for others....
That's how Mormons live and do business...
That and staying on the right side of "family Friendly" gives the channel much more exposure.
Welcome to Utah. :)
Yeah they really never do talk about chickens. Oh you mean FOUL language...
@@MegaDysart LOL
Every recovery we've seen on this hillside has been a nail-biting experience
Matt is a excellent team leader. His primary concern for everyone at that scene was the safety of his team and the customer. You could see the weight of that on his face when he was evaluating the task at hand... While towing is his profession I don't think it would break his heart if that particular trail wasn't there. This crew works well together, and he is lucky to have them...and they are lucky to have him. In my profession I was around and worked with tow companies on a fairly regular basis, and frequently in precarious situations. You can tell the pros from "the not so pro", believe me.
I love it when Matt asks for input from Rudy. He is weighing Rudy's plan against his own, evaluating it (and him) and watching Rudy grow as a leader. That is how a leader develops the talent that will follow him someday. They work together to find the best plan, and Matt implements it, knowing Rudy is growing into a skilled pro in his own right.
This backup method seems easier than pulling them up to the top and turning around, great job!
the problem is the brake bias in cars are set up to the front, meaning that they dont stop very well when going backwards, as the front wheels will lock up. It is the same principle used in a J turn.
Wow, that was skillful teamwork. The MORRVAIR never ceases to amaze. The front-axle dig-in was cool!
I agree, I even said out loud, to no one, "oh that's so cool!" When he did that.
He dig in twice, once going up once going down.
Earth anchor! Gotta love a twin stick.
Indeed sir. Indeed. It was literally marvelous watching the morrvair go around that Jeep.
How can the front wheels dig in without the rears spinning? Parking brake?
I can't imagine how awful that must have felt, stuck alone on the side of the steepest hill your vehicle can climb. Every time you shift your weight in your seat, you can feel the entire vehicle slip a little bit more. Leg muscles are burning from holding the brake, and the knowledge that letting up the pressure on the brake pedal, even a little, is a death sentence.
I bet Stephen King could make that into an entire nail-biting novel. Especially if her cell phone was dead or out of service.
Not a death sentence, you can just bail out.
@@aus71383 people often get run over by their own vehicles when they try bailing out. There's a reason experts often suggest wearing your seatbelt any bracing yourself if your vehicle starts to roll.
@@keelanbarrette529 That makes sense if it's moving, but if you're sitting on a hillside with your foot on the brake, you can think through your options.
Why not just put it in reverse or first and shut off the engine?
@@percyfaith11 cause gears can fail and not hold. Especially if they where all ready having issues like the drive shaft locking up. Who knows what else could be broken.
Lizzy ROCKS!!!!!!!!
She will jump in anything. No matter how high or how steep.
She has no fear...
OMG - that's what we call a 110% clench or pucker recovery! What an amazing team you have Matt, and you take some beating in the bravery and leadership stakes. Love this channel from the other side of the world in New Zealand.👍🏻🇳🇿
Man, you can see how steep it is by how everyone is standing. Great rescue!
At least these videos tell you how far you can go safely on some of these trails.😉
It just goes to show you how awesome that more are really is. That and the banana 2.0, not to mention Rudy's jeep. Them suckers are awesome. To take that kind abuse and roll away safely. Sheesh.
Hey Jillian! It's been a while since we saw you on the videos 😃
@@iremfrat7771 lol, it wasn't me. I just know that area.
@@jilliansadventures4679 I know you weren't in the videos for a long time now 😃 are you still off roading?
One subtle but super important thing I've always appreciated is how Matt always asks Rudy what he would do instead of just calling the shots.
The beauty of the environment really makes me want to visit Utah, the fact that this road just exists and doesn't have 10 gates and warning signs makes me think I'd actually love it there.
Deadass tho
That is how you see what your 2nd in command is thinking, and weigh his thoughts against yours. That is a part of how a leader develops his people so they can take his place some day, seeing his thought process and watching him grow.
One of my favorite lines is if this works I'm taking credit for it and if it doesn't I'm blaming you...lol
I would like to run up that road, but I wouldn't take a vehicle.
Great point about Matt.
Good leaders lead, Great leaders counsel.
Lizzie's howdy gives me so much joy. Great video guys!
That was by far the best recovery I’ve seen to date by MORR. Superdopper. Brilliant team work, seriously steep terrain. Awesome customer, you go girl, very capable and adventurous young lady. Also nicely set up Jeep.
Nice to see her also heaving the rocks out of the way.
I think I remember that hill from another video…it’s a steep one for sure. The kind of grade where, even when you’re walking down, gravity just takes you and you have trouble stopping. Glad every was OK. Great job Matt and crew!
As Matt said, this is the third time they have done a recovery on this trail. Each one has been more difficult than the last.
When people keep falling over just trying to stand or walk you know it is steep...you have titanium balls Matt. Especially whe you passed that jeep. Jeeez...
Agree 1110 percent
When I visited Toquerville Falls I kept going just to see that hill. I walked up it and there is no way that I would drive up that hill. But the scenery from there is magnificent!
The lady made up for her lack of any in her own right for even attempting though best not to be alone doing it. It might be wise to wear at least a bicycle helmet and some neck padding in the event the wheels don't take you off the trail.
@@larrybe2900 can't forget a good life insurance policy!
The golden nuggets
Love it when the person getting rescued lends a helping hand!! Instead of just standing there lol
Matt's skills on full display. Props to the entire team though. Great work everyone. The level of calm displayed by Rudy is also always impressive. I was waiting for him to say nah it feels fine 🙂
Wow. That's the first time I've ever seen Matt be short with his team. You know it's getting real when Matt is on edge.
Another nail-biting, exhilarating addition of MORRs ‼️‼️💛
The Morrvair is an incredible piece of equipment.
Moorvair for the win.
Isn't it the MORRvair?
It's a very capable machine. It's nice that his T-case allows for independent axle control. Really sweet rig.
That thing crawls like Nothing!!!👊💪bad ass
It’s just digs and digs. Thing just says u will let me up this damn hill.
There's that look on Matt's face again. "Holy smokes!"
I would not drive up there. I have children and they would miss me terribly.
If I recall his kids were with him
Matts face is all the trail beta I need for that one
there is a reason the Morvair has some what strong roll cage
@@mikelyons9971 Right. I was talking about me personally. Nope, double nope. Not gonna do it.
@@thedave513 are you sure they will miss you? 🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Another lesson in "Don't wheel alone". Glad you were there to the rescue!
Your right, very stupid.
Only trouble is there would have been two Jeeps for the team to recover :(
Word is she had friends that bailed on her at the last minute. That's why she had extra cookies too.
"why do I feel like Rudy might find the love of his life on a recovery....?"
If he does, his current lady is going to be very upset. It's probably annoying enough that half of the channel's viewers think that Rudy and Lizzy are an item.
I don't know if you will ever read this guys, but I gotta give it to you, I could feel the tension and sense of urgency you had on this recovery. I know you get paid for this but I could tell you knew you were rescuing her from a potentially life threatening situation. "Hero" comes to mind, but I know good people wont take that title, so on her behalf as well as myself, thank you for being good people.
I'm her dad, and you're exactly right. I told him to just get her out of the jeep in one piece, let the whole mess roll for all I cared about it. That man went above and beyond! They are truly a perfect balance of skill and courage, and it was a blessing to have them there.
Matt: does it have lockers?
Owner: oh it has lockers. Everything is locked even the driveshaft.
Matt: what!?!
HHAHAHA
Half the team people call locking hubs lockers. Do you have lockers? Yeah 2 of em up front lol
I thought the recovery of Ed's Suzuki was tough. But this one was as 'sketchy' as it gets. Well done team!! I rate the "pucker factor" a TEN!
On that hill....a TEN +
@@cobra12398 A finger breaker?
Every time I see a recovery on this hill I leave clench marks in my own seat. Kudos to you and your team Matt.
That's a sweet combination of offroading skills, a more than capable machine, staffed by a committed team that refuses to give up! Not many people are even capable of rescuing a vehicle from that hillside, and you make it a regular occurrence, AND record it from multiple angles.
Thanks for posting!
That girl is rad. Heading up that hill alone, knowing when to stop and call for help, helping drag the back end over, AND sharing homemade cookies? We all need friends like that.
she had her friend with her?? didnt she
Knowing when to stop? Don’t think she had a choice but to stop once her axle locked up.
Yeah, I'm kinda in love too, lol
She needs more friends is what it Is
@@isaiahmiracle7487 Yep never wheel alone
And the inclinometer is registering at "Holy Smokes!" Now that's steep!
That Morvair is so cool! The ability to isolate and spin the axles independent of each other is amazing!
That girl was awesome. She had no fear attempting that hill. Not her fault the Jeep gave up.
Great work!
Although, it’s hard to tell in the video how steep the hill is but Rudy standing at an angle and Matt “holy shit” face makes it pretty clear that hill was steep! Had my heart almost racing just watching! Great video!
Glad you were able to get vehicles, crew and driver down safely!
A couple more recoveries up there and Matt will be driving up one-handed with a smoothie in the other.
That's one of the scariest recoveries I've ever seen. Yiiiiiikes!
Well done, team!
Just found your channel. I love it. I have been binge watching for the last two days.
good idea. Did you watch all of the gold nugget mission yet?
Have you found fab rats as well?
Same....South Main Auto Channel made a video that caused me to come here....I certainly don't regret that!
@@grilnam9945 I've got my eye on them. As soon as that lj20 project starts up, I'm sure it'll be a party.
Can't wait to see Eds plywood door replacement. 😎
@@heatshield U never No, Paul might have a Nearby Cabinetmaker see how closely it can be matched, so both the Left and the Right Side can "visually Balance."
Man, that Morrvair truly is amazing!! It just keeps on going places way out of reach for other vehicles. You sure knew what to build for rescues. A supercar! And nice team work from the crew again. Amazing!
Man, Rudy and Matt both have nerves of Titanium. Being in the Wrangler backing down that, or being in the Morrvair getting drug forwards down that would have to tense you up a little bit. Both of you looked cool as cucumbers. Good work Everyone!
One of the more high stress recoveries I've seen from you guys. Excellent work!
Wow, cool off-road lady and homemade cookies? Great recovery I wish you had posted teh angle on that looked intense. Loved how Lizzy was rocking in the driver's seat in time with the rear-end shuffle event.
Hope Rudy got her number lol
Rudy has a gf
Whatever photography technique you guys have been using… The steepness of this hill is really coming through well! Damn thing scares me, and I am fearless!
If Matt shows up looking worried, understand how deep in the doodoo you are. Amazing teamwork.
Matt, words cannot express just what having someone like you out there to pull folks feet out of the fire. Most of the time it may be all fun times and four wheeling but when the fertilizer hits the oscillator, you just grab the crew and go get 'em out! I knew when you said 'Radio Towers' it was bad and it only gets worse each time you have to go. Most people just have no clue how dangerous some of these places are. God Bless you all.
Mad props to the girl who was stuck, I don't know if I would have tried that hill. Bad ass chick.
Incredible situation to be in. The Morvair has proven itself yet again to be the right vehicle and it's crew has the guts for the job, well worth a bag of cookies.
Wow, Matt, that was amazing! My husband and I have been in some hairy situations with our trucks. I have actually braced for the wreck more than once. We have never rolled, but that doesn't mean I want to either. And with that trail, it would be, Nope, nada, not even, hell to the no! Glad you got everyone back on level ground, safe and sound! Love your videos, and I have learned a lot, too.
Man that looked like the most dangerous recovery ever. Good job keeping everyone reasonably out of the way.
This is why Matt takes his family and crew out and has everyone doing the hard stuff!! This crew has it going on!
Boy, my Danger Radar in my head was going off continuously. You guys and gals never cease to amaze. You earn every $.
I watched the whole recovery part with the same look on Matt's face. That ish was real. Matt's video gave me anxiety, goosebumps, and short breaths. Wait for my lawsuit😂😂 "That is absolutely terrifying." is an understatement! Boy if that wasn't so sketch the views from up there would be so much more mindblowing. Thank goodness for Lizzy; her big smile and 'howdy howdy' always make the episodes complete. Thanks for the harrowing ride! Will we get to see 'Wrangler Rudy'?😎 Ha!
"Ok Have her ..
Turn it off
Put it in gear
And get OUT of there "
This was a helluva recovery!
Matt letting the air out of a customer's tires, prepping the rope before, front wheel anchor. This was a serious recovery, well done everyone.
Never been so early ,Matt and Lizzie will get you out on this HOT day.
My dad bought 136 acres in SE Indiana in the late 70s. It was all hills and trees, we didn't farm, and dad wanted a trail to the top of one of the hilltops that he could take his tractor and our 41 Willys Jeep up. The trail was cut, but about 2/3 of the way up it got steep. There was a turnaround spot, but if you didn't turn around you were committed and you didn't stop or slow down. To make thing even more fun the 41 Willys only had about a foot of play in the steering wheel and the brakes only worked on the right front wheel and only if you pumped the pedal 2 or 20 times. Good times!
Yall's had brakes? We also got the death shimmy at about 35 mph.
@@richardgray9491 A shimmy would have been pleasant! Ours would jerk the wheel from your hands at 30mph!
@@AeroGuy07. lol. Like my Father, I bet your Dad couldn't get you out of it.
@@richardgray9491 nope! I loved driving that thing!
Matt, does the transfer case in the moorvair have a front-drive only selection? Twice it appeared that you used only the front axle to dig in.
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery That is Awesome!
I thought I saw that too
As soon as I saw that I was like man that’s effin genius! Followed by just even appreciation for what a rig the Moorvair is.
Atlas transfer case.
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery you got to post a board on that road , level 10 driving skills only
Gut reaction is: WOW, and next my brain says HOW! Man your team is impressive! Cameras do not usually show the steepness of the hills.. and this one was insane on film! Great work.
A lot of the time the camera was tilted, playing down the steepness. Camera guy needs to keep an eye on angle cues like humans, poles and the horizon to keep the camera level (though many cameras have a built-in level these days).
That was the first time I've ever been nervous watching you recover someone. I couldn't imagine how that must have felt being in one of the vehicles.
Well that was a tricky one. Good thing the axle got un-bound.
I would like to thank Matt for picking the muffler for the Morvair! :) It sounds just right
You guys are a great team! Even when it's not the usual crew on a recovery you are always professional and efficient. I'm coming to Utah to get stuck so I can meet all of you!
For me that was the second most serious I have seen Matt. The other time was when those couple of gentleman you pulled out the night before and the next day they hadn't made it home.
Just wanted you guys to know that we are enjoying this channel. Love that Morvair. That is so cool. 👍👍👍❤️
Excellent job MORR crew. Had my hands sweating the entire time watching!
That was genuinely scary.
Manual locking hubs are a must have for this reason if you have a broken front axle or diff just unlock the hubs 👍
My thoughts exactly.
wow, that was something.
Lizzy is the picture of "it's not all fluff", really cool how much Matt counts on her.
Rudy is the iceman, cool as they come.
Matt has built quite the team.
knowledge, skill, and determination, and nice folks, too.
Great job guys, glad we got to watch you guys in action, when the stakes were high.
(and a bag of home made cookies for a tip, too!😋)
I'm gonna cry ,, Matt's and team are awesome, makes me want to get out there and get super stuck so I can make a call to Matt's.
Matt you and your team are fearless backing down the most dangerous trail would be scary I am not going to lie you and Rudy made it look easy.
Team work is definitely important since you guys can handle any situation.
Rudy's comment that he is stronger then he looks was priceless in my opinion anyway
Need to post a sign at the bottom of this trail: "NOTICE: MORR rates tripled past this point" - should be warning enough
Quadrupuled. When you're literally risking losing your own recovery vehicle to save a customers, the fee should definitely get hiked to reflect that. She's lucky there's a recovery service like MORR in the area.
"Cookies not required, but always appreciated"
That was a little intense! Leave it to Rudy to ham it up for the camera! 🤣
Well done... you got 'er out! 👍
That is absolutely insane! And you guys made it look easy!! The Morrvair is an absolute beast. Crawling up mid hill from complete stop, incredible.
Found your channel about a month ago and binge watched most of them, have a TV in my garage and it's always on your stuff while I'm working. You all are my kinda people!
Matt she said the lockers were engaged. I believe that when you guys disengaged the locker that the gears needed to move a little to let the locker fully disengage. Seems like the locker had the front end bound up but you couldn’t move until the pressure was released on the locker allows it to fully disengage. But I could easily be wrong. You guys are super experienced and I know y’all know what you’re doing. Great job recovering either way
I thought the same thing. Similar to switching out of 4 wheel drive after turning. Drive line wind up
But it should never lock up, there is something wrong.
@@karlschwaber7006 Agreed: the wheels should have turned together, not seized up. I've had lockers jam - it just made maneuvering more difficult.
@@flagmichael I agree. Normally that is how they work. Just seemed weird how it was in a bind and then out of a bind just by rolling the jeep a little but then she drove it home like nothing ever happened. I also agree when they put it in drive and tried to go up the hill it should’ve moved forward. I thought maybe the e brake being broken and all of the tension could’ve caused some sort of weird scenario. Oh well. We will never know what happened 😂 on to the next recovery
I wonder if there was a rock in the brakes somewhere?
We needed a cookie review at the end!
The Morrvair might just be the best and most perfectly thought out and designed 4x4 going these days, and the team really does an amazing job. There needs to be a sign on this hill, "proceed with the knowledge you probably won't make it and will be making a call" lol... One of the absolute best TH-cam channels going!
Your channel is addicting and I don't think it's entirely because of the job you do, you guys are good people and the personalitys are fun to listen to
I think it's pretty cool a girl all by herself even attempted that! You go, girl!!
Maybe because she is a woman, not a girl, and you are being the cliche.
@@morbidmanmusic I was complimenting her. If you want to take it to another place you go for it. Ass hat!
Hey Rudy.... Wolverine Marauder boots... super comfy right out of the box.. almost like they have been broken in already.. NO BLISTERS!
How long do they last? It's been years since I last tried Wolverine boots because they started having issues after about 6 months. I currently prefer Merrell Moab 2 boots because they last long enough for me to wear the sole of the boot smooth.
@@Jack-yl7cc I always go with 5.11 tactical A.T.A.C. Boots. Super lightweight and comfortable. I only get about a year on them before the sole is done in. But I’m also on my feet all day long and average walking 10miles a day or so during work.
That was a pretty intense rescue! You guys are amazing!! That morrvair freaking gets it done!!!
That was actually stressful to watch, you all looked nervous and rightfully so, another bang up job! 👏👏👏
If that steepness is coming out on a GoPro you know it's like 10x steeper.
Who’s the chick with double lockers, fox shocks on a 2 door wrangler half way up a mountain, helping MORR move rocks and pushing the vehicle??
It looks like the girl that owns the Jeep is not the same girl that's throwing rocks and moving the Jeep.
The girl helping slide the Jeep and throw rocks came with Rudy.
@@lessismore6062 That's kinda what I figured, but I didn't have anything else to go on except for what I saw in the video.
Nothing like a good video for getting off of work
It's so nice to see a Jeep 4-wheelin. Rather than cruising mall parking lots.
Great job Matt, and team!!!👍🏼👍🏼
The only thing missing in this commentary was Matt saying "Load up, Rhett", just like he would've for the dogs 😂🤣