Did We Make A Mistake Coming Up Here?!
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- So I got a call for 2 Fords and a chevy stuck in the snow mountain for days.
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Hats off to Trevor, I’ve never seen anyone running backwards in snowshoes. 👍
Maybe he had them on backwards lol
Exactly what I was thinking. It’s hard enough to walk backwards slowly but running is something else.
Do snow shoes work on sand?
My Dad (God rest his soul), used to always say, "four wheel drives are only good at getting you in to places that you shouldn't have been in, in the first place"! His words of wisdom seem to ring true when watching some of these MORR videos! Specifically this one. Thanks for always sharing your journey with us MORR team! "Love you Dad"!!
For anyone who doesn't experience Winter weather (and maybe for those that do) when the temperature ir right around freezing is when roads are the worst. Nothing more dangerous than the mixture of frozen/liquid you get then.
I avoid driving when the temperature hangs around 0 Celsius.
Better with -4 than +4.
Living in Finland and I agree.
Yep. I can deal with it being slick when I expect it to be slick. Really hard when it’s a mix and you expect it to be just wet and it’s actually frozen.
Except it gets bad again at about maybe -20C and lower when things start to really freeze solid again, polish up, salt stops working, and even your winter tires start to harden up. Oh and all the exhaust condensation makes intersections a completely skating rink.
Good tip thank you, I don't drive in the snow much on the west coast, I'll keep it in mind when i do.
Watching coat-less Matt reminds me of what my daddy used to say to me…”Where there’s no sense there’s no feeling!”. Another great episode!!!
Lizzy's personality can definitely fill and light up a room or vehicle cab! 😁
Lizzy has a boyfriend. 😀
At least when she's not asleep. (Good lord, that woman will nap through the apocalypse if she's in a moving vehicle.)
@@ebikeliverystable I dont think his comment had anything to do with that but okay. Lol
She is like me. Can sleep anywhere at anytime.
@@ebikeliverystable what does her having a bf have to do with admiring her lovely personality? I think Trevor has an awesome personality but I'm probably NOT going to ask him marry me because he has a wife. 😂
We stopped by the shop this week. Had fun checking out Morrvair and the Banana. Rykker was great allowing us to see your operation. Trevor was working on the Banana so enjoyed visiting with him. We picked up a recovery rope while we were there. Thanks for your you tube channel and the entertainment.
So there I was this morning in my nightshirt, after breakfast, checking the e-mail, and on a whim I opened TH-cam. Hey, Matt and the gang were off to rescue three or maybe four trucks from various snow drifts. I really got involved in this story, right down to the feel of snow on my face and fingers frozen to cold steel. As they delivered the trucks to the bank parking lot, I started thinking "Damn, I need to get dressed--and be sure to put on my Alaska parka, because that snow outside is going to be cold. Oh, hold on. There''s no snow on the ground here on the Olympic Peninsula." You had me for a moment. But I got dressed anyway and cleaned out the sink drain, a task not so exciting, but age appropriate..
lol, nice!
I'm sitting here in Kotzebue in my parka, I feel ya
Drove through Utah yesterday north to south. Sure was a comfort knowing I could call you if I needed to. Like having a friend on standby.
This honestly looks like one of the most enjoyable jobs in the world glad you can bring this type of content to all of us to see.
It really isn't. Just like anything it gets old. But I suppose it does have it's perks. Sometimes they get to go 4 wheeling to get to a job and they live in beautiful country.
I've always thought the same! I'm sure there's lots of downsides but the pros have to outweigh them. Getting to offroad/overland to rescue people, among such beautiful scenery, is so cool.
@@angrydingus5256 Nah, your office job will get old way before this ever will. Everyday is a new day, never know what you gonna get. Spend time outside in nature, get to recover different vehicles, using different recovery vehicles, and on your "off" days you get to build and maintain your recovery vehicles. And to top it off you have a very successful youtube channel that brings in more money than the actual recoveries do. It doesn't get much better than this.
@@angrydingus5256 You know youre living a delusional life when you think this is going to get old. Yeah right dude, everyone wishes they could laugh and joke between real rewarding work.
We are nice and warm, how would you like laying in the snow with snow down your back, trying to find a place to hook to, when you can't feel your fingers or toes?
I've spent many winters working outside in the cold, you can have it.
Skyline drive is gnarly during the summer I can’t imagine during the winter. Good work!
We love the show,but we really love Lizzie...her attitude and smile are infectious....
Just as impressive as the recoveries is Lizzy's ability to sleep under any circumstances :D
The joys of youth. I remember those days.🤣
She could have been a surgeon. Military folks get pretty good at this skill as well.
Just one of Lizzie's many talents, seriously. The ability to nap at the drop of a hat (or a snowflake) is medically proven to keep you sharp as long as it's under 45 minutes.
Trevor, hang on to those show shoes. It doesn't take long to get the hang of them and then you'll want them around all the time. Throw them in the back of the Bombi, wrapped up of course. They'll reduce your horizontal count considerably. Swing your leg out slightly away at the knee to keep them clear of each other. Might even work in soft sand!
In general, what possesses you to go into snow territory without chains? Rudy spent four years in Canada. He knows this stuff. 'Course he's not the boss, so whatever.
Send the Bombi to Rory, tell him to make it Trailmater bulletproof and send it back. With a small block of some kind in it. Three cylinders, then six cylinders when it feels so inclined just doesn't make the cut.
Or get that beautiful monster you showed at Robby's. Obviously came from a ski resort but it can make its own dang road with that plow and it will take a monster winch, bigger than anything I've seen on any show so far.
Love you all and congratulations to Trevor's son and his bride. May they live long and happy.
Thanks for a fun video and best regards from E. Ontario!
im impressed by how useless she is.
@@snarkymcsnarkles3493 she's learning. she only just turned 20. she drives a lot of recoveries and does a lot of welding on shop projects. even first round draft picks in the NFL can sit the bench for their first year.
I love Trevor's outlook on things: Ford's stuck again. "That assures that it will be there waiting for us when we get back" LMAO!
he is a little bit like how Randy was...
my thoughts as well!
I missed that little nugget of wisdom from Trevor.
Fun song! Right up your alley! Nice sunglasses, coatless boss, snow shoes, cheese cake & big personalities! 🏂🪝❄️🕺💛
It’s hard enough to move forward on snowshoes let alone run backwards. Impressive!
Rory's repairs are golden!!
Trevor!!!! It's ok buddy, back in my younger days I rode dirt bikes and all my buddies called me the "crash dummy". I lived up to that name for sure!
I Love that you drive a FORD Matt!!!! I’ve loved Ford since I was a Kid.
One simple rule, Matt: Buy the cheapest sunglasses you can; they are impossible to lose. I bought a cheap pair once, threw them off the end of the pier in Santa Monica CA. I RAN back to my car, looked in my glovebox, and there they were!!
NO, that's not my original joke.
This is too real. I had a very nice (and pricey) pair of shades for less than a month and a damn PINE CONE fell from a tree on me and broke them. Now I have a pair of gas station cheapos and they seem to last forever.
@@justanotheryoutubeuploader Two lesson here: (1) Never wear pricey shades under pine trees, and (2) Don't remember the second one.
lol!
Im glad the snow is over here, I do not miss it.
My dad always used to say, 2 wheel drive is to get you in, 4 wheel drive is to get you out. Too many times we use 4 wheel drive to keep going in further. If your going to use that method, then you better have other options. (maybe tire chains?) At least you all take along your own rescue vehicle.
Lot easier than expected starting to get to easy with all the new rigs you got all the best to you all
Trevor, thank you so much for explaining why you guys drive so long to recover these vehicles!! That question has always been on my mind, and it's such a simple explanation!! Congratulations to your son on his wedding!!
The choreography of this video is on another level. Thanks, MORR crew!
Love Trevor's "moon walk" in the snow shoes!!!
Crazy! Thought the recoveries were wtf but here comes Matt in his team jersey regardless of the temps!
Lizzy: “I cant do anything with gloves on”.
Don’t feel bad Lizzy. I had a good friend tell me once that the only thing a person can do good with gloves on is pee your pants!
LOL, I never forgot it…
Yay a vid with miss Lizzie. She is the only adult that can fall asleep in any vehicle, seat or placement. Great vid as always gals and guys
I can't believe how Matt can do all of this without even a jacket. Blows my mind. I am freezing if it gets below 50 outside.
He explains it in one of the previous videos.
It’s surprising how you can acclimatize to different temps. By the end of summer I find a +5 degree Celsius night frigid. But this morning I walked outside in my bathrobe and thought it was a beautiful warm morning at -5 degrees Celsius.
Methril undergarments like frodo
Matt is a true snowman. Everybody is all bundled up and Matt is always in a short sleeve shirt.... Aloha
First time I've ever seen Matt a little nervous heading up the mountain. lol The snow recoveries are somthin else. Great job as always!
By his own admission, sand is his specialty, then mud. He is less comfortable with snow because he has the least experience with it.
You can have the best 4x4 in the world and all it takes is a bit of ice and you're screwed :) This takes me back to my towing and recovery days at Golden State Towing in Castaic CA the bottom of the Grapevine :) Fun times.
I kinda wanted to see the drive back. Just to make sure that '57' 2 door was ok.
Awesome team work as usual. Trevor is so funny in those snow shoes.
You have to remind Trevor that they make ice cleats to put on your boots! LOL!! Nice recovery!! I know from experience that ice under the snow makes things really difficult. Even when you can get trough the snow there is NO traction. Chains are the only thing that helps.. well, unless you call Matt!! LOL!! Love your videos and and your crew!!
Perseverance and team work paid off. Well done team!
I always thought a snow drift is a weather formation or condition. Thanks to this season's of Matt's Offroad Recovery I am not in the dark anymore... except for being in dark Africa where it never snows 👍🙂🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
😀😀Ek sit nou in Kanada waar ek uitgevind het hoe jy die een oomblik lekker in die sneeu ry en die volgende oomblik sit jy VAS en benodig hulp.
@@FerdiLouw Ja, ons boere is ook oral in die wereld! Ons is juis besig om Griekeland toe te emigreer. My vrou is Grieks. In Thessaloniki kan die sneeu in die winter n meter diep le maar in die somer is dit so warm, jy le net. In die aand begin die lewe weer. Nog 2 jaar en 3 maande dan is ek afgetree, dan gaan ons as Erdogan nie n Putin scheme op die Grieke trek nie! Dis dalk veiliger om asiel te soek by Matt's Offroad Recovery in Hurricane! 😁🤓🇿🇦🇨🇦🇬🇷
@@FerdiLouw At first glance I thought you wrote in Dutch but soon realized it's Afrikaans. Could read it no matter ;-)
This is just an awesome crew, they just put a smile on my dial.
Fantastic job, not many people would or could get all those out without issues. Glad it went smoother then some of the other jobs.
I've noticed Matt's really been coming out his Shell 🐚 last few years and he's actually funny 😁
Matt's comment about sunglasses really hit home for me, I keep at least one pair in each Jeep, and one by the door at home. In a perfect world this would mean I always have them on me, but that isn't always true lol
Thanks as always for sharing team, much appreciated! "Tucker if you get scared, jump out!" Words to live by~ And although I hope I never am forced to call you for help, there's a big part of me that really wants to go play around and get the jeep stuck just to meet you all! PS...I just know that we'll be talking about that "temporary" repair job on the bombi next summer! 😂😂
That’s some hard work you got done there!!! 👍
I thought for a second that Trevor and his snow shoes were going over the edge for sure.
I live in Florida but have 5 yrs OTR Trucking and in those 5 yrs I had to chain my tires alot so I'm really surprised that Matt doesn't keep tire chains available inside each of his trucks during winter months. Somebody send him some chains!
i take semi truck tire chains with x bar cross links,cut them down to fit my pu truck,4 wh dr,unstoppable in any condition
@@dethray1000 Except when framed out in deep snow, If the tires are not on the ground it does not matter chains or not.
@@iffykidmn8170 I don’t miss chaining up in snow when I lived in N Mn.
@@arthurbrumagem3844 I do not look forward to it but keep a set of chains in the vehicle for use in the right conditions, I have even used them in South Dakota gumbo during spring break up. are they the answer for all conditions NOPE but under the right conditions they do work.
@@iffykidmn8170 I agree. They helped me in crappy conditions other than snow as well. I have wrapped them around the axle housing because they weren’t tight enough
this was a great recovery!! triple down. And the Bombi holding together! Cant wait to see the upgrades you do.
Trevor Has a son OLD enough to get married!!!🤩😅
unbleavable! I always thought he is way younger! :)
Congrats papa T ❤️
Trevor falls so often, which is usually funny & yet he can run backwards in snow shoes. Another fun team effort.
Rorys repair sure is becoming less temporary every time haha
What a blast. I sure wish I could have been along for the ride. Great content and very entertaining.
The secret to Rory’s successful repair is “grade 8” bolting. 🤪 That’s the way you do it!
Thanks for the cheese cake Rudy…it was delicious!
Loved the song Matt, thanks for sharing. I can certainly relate. I grew up on a small farm in Michigan. We had an old tractor that often got used for recoveries. Those are some very fond memories for me.
Trevor should fill out an accident report with HR every time he falls. Lol
He would be getting writers cramp.
He fills them out ahead of time because it's a sure bet he's going to bite the dust! 😁
Thats not Trevor its Bigfoot.
@@bobstratton6362 underrated comment right here 😆
Trevor should be wearing full hockey gear every time he goes out
Whenever I'm having a bad day (like now) I just watch an episode of Matt's off Road Recovery, and it makes me feel better! You guys and gals are the best!
Great teamwork by all....great recovery....I think you guys should roll up Trevor in bubble-wrap for safety !!.... lol
I’m totally surprised you guys don’t use a Garmin In-reach. Those GPS are awesome because you have 2 way text communication through the Bluetooth on your cell. I’ve used them on long range offshore fishing trips & it’s always comforting knowing your family is ok & they know you’re ok too.
I live in NJ.
Never spin you wheels!
Finally at 11:48 you guys got it right.
Spinning wheels in snow does 4 things for sure:
1. Digs you in.
2. Melts the snow.
3. Loads the treads of the tire with melted snow that turns to ice.
4. also creates ice where you dug in under the tire.
Wow, that snowcat is paying for itself many times over with this company.
i found you today and i think im up to 30-35 vids already omg so good lol
"The last melon" sounds like an Ice Age reference.... love it.
I been wondering this for so long and I been watching you sence day one think it was you in a yellow wrecker but are you guys all related I been so curious about this love ya guys your all awesome you got the best recovery vlogs on the platform nobody does it like you guys I tried watching some other recovery videos while waiting for u to upload another video but nobody compares to you guys much love God bless I need a shirt how do I buy one...
No, they are not related. Lizzy is indeed a daughter of Matt's best friend, and has known her since she was little. Rudy is Matt's son from his first marriage and is part Canadian and I think has dual citizenship. The rest, not certain where he met them but they are not part of the family biologically.
@George Vinson That is true, I'd forgotten that tidbit, but do recall Matt saying so in a previous video.
I think in another video it was said that Matt and Trevor have been friends since high school?
@@johnhpalmer6098 jefe and tim are matt's nephew
Tucker with the win and a great movie reference! *The last melon...* 🤣🤣
You know it's gonna be a good one when the first rescue is blue steel...
Me: Sitting in my office chair with the heater on and a blanket
Matt: Below freezing, snow, short sleeves
Legend...
Nice job team! That snow is fun right up until it isn't
It's beginning to look a lot like *@#%& this!
"Are you ready to go?" "No, but let's go anyway." My man.
I have an F250 and I keep a gnarly set of ice breaker chains behind my drivers seat, along with a few tools. That truck is so heavy it stays on top of nothing. It has the power, in fact maybe too much. Its just so heavy. I have had people ask me to pull them out of places I simply will not take my truck. Last time I pulled a guy out I brought 3 - 200 foot logging cables and stayed on the road. I pulled him 200 feet, hooked to the next cable and pulled him 200 more feet and hooked to the next cable and pulled him out. If I had drove down that muddy hill I would have never seen my truck again. We made a wrap around a 4 foot fir tree with some pallet boards so we wouldn't hurt the tree pulling the cable across it. We are in western Washington so our obsticles are a little different than your but I love watching your recoveries. One of our different tools is a chainsaw, so when someone gets high centered over a down log we can cut it out. We have a lot of mud in the off seasons and huge ruts in the summer from people going where they really shouldn't in the winter. Lots of fun Matt and Crew !
That's an old school song the truck got stuck, the one I heard years ago ended with the tractor pulling all the trucks out, same as you lol, classic
That looked like fun ! Lizzy does a great job behind the wheel. Good job on the recovery. 👍🇺🇸
Lots of comments on our girl Lizzy she is a real important part of the channel. Always smiling and never afraid to try something. Just a little bit of her Dad in her .....
I do really like the way everyone gets alone and the great attitudes awesome job everyone
Nice to hear Trevor singing a Corb Lund tune. Trev you sound great!
I see why the three ford's got stuck , but not sure why the Chevy was stuck. Lol if anyone of them had tire chains they probably could have gotten out, but then we would not have had this awesome video. Thanks for sharing. Just a fun day in the snow.
Matt, just curious. Have you ever thought about getting a gooseneck trailer to haul your equipment (the Bombi, the Banana, or the Morrvair) around when you have to go on long trips? It’s easier to turn around, no jackknifing your bumper pull trailer.
As someone who used to live miles from a town in the snow, it baffles me how many people go driving into snow without a shovel. All three of these trucks could have gotten out with one man and a shovel.
Snow tires might have helped, don’t think they were snow tires
Corb Lund's Truck got stuck was going through my head as I was watching the video, awesome video and awesome song thank you Matt
Well done rescue 911. Please take a moment and give that Bombi some love. She's struggling.
Saying "The roads are treacherous!" is the most American thing to say :D
Thank you ! I always like it when the rescue driver looks scared.
Thanks Matt! Now thet song "The Truck Got Stuck" is stuck in my head. An neither you nor a tractor can get it out. 😆
This channel is good cause everyone is genuine and human. no show
You guys need a roll of yellow tape to put on the steering wheel to indicate "wheels straight" When you're done with the rescue, pull off the tape. Love y'all and the channel. Be safe out there.
Another set of amazing recoveries🙌🏾! Why do you all opt not to carry MaxTracs as a traction aid in the event you can not turn around on a shelf road and/or snatch the truck out? And hats off to Matt for the Mountain Man of the year award doing all recoveries in a short sleeve button up with no gloves!
Well see even the toughest get stuck... I watched "The Song" and had a chuckle.. good stuff.
I enjoyed this so much, I decided to watch it a second time. It’s a funny story…a girl is bored so she decides to go for a drive…good thing she has a good job at the bank. I wouldn’t want to have to pay the recovery fee.
Casey LaDelle has been doing some awesome snow recoveries as well. This one is for sure on the same level.
Such a great crew/team. Very entertaining. Thank goodness no one had any chains. Otherwise this video may not have been possible. 😎⛄️🇺🇸
You guys are killing me with the lack of tire chains!! I grew up in Eastern Utah, lived in Salt Lake, then moved to Alaska for 10 years. In all that time every car/truck/SUV I ever bought had tire chains as one of the first mandatory purchases. I pulled Parleys Canyon in a blizzard driving a front-wheel drive Mitsubishi Mirage passing full size trucks, SUVs and semis because I HAD CHAINS!! What size are the tires on the Ford, I'll send you some!!
It's amazing how you can handle any situation!!!
Hey Matt I wish I could come and play with you all
I live in Pueblo Colorado and no one needs a pull except now and . Being 66 my old buddies never
want to help recover. Some day I'll show up to visit. I go by Tony.
I love your content and it never gets old! And I know Matt gets a ton of “suggestions” and feedback but I do truly wonder why they don’t use traction boards? I have had to both be pulled/pulled/dug etc and traction boards can help greatly! Especially when in slippery conditions.
I'm pretty sure he said in a video that he doesn't like them. Take up space and not good enough to bring with.
@@alexhulinsky7954 thanks man! I figured it was answered in some video. He is definitely the expert though and as long as it works that’s all that matters. I’m just surprised because it can make pulling more effective or sometimes eliminate the need to get pulled, also good for self recovery.
Ed still has the ability to balance that bike as he rides..did good too.
105 million subscribers outstanding Matt and crew and Lizzy as well as Rudy and everyone else involved thanks
That home built bombi is pretty sweet. I enjoy it almost as much as Trevors beard!
Good job guys, truck owners will be happy.
Nice job(s). Watching this from 70+ degrees on the West Coast. The landscape on the mountain was lovely.
Gotta love Lizzie (Lizzy?) They are lucky to have you!!! You are indespensible.
How do you know Lizzie is along. ....... no beard!
Ahhhh glad you finally were able to sing Corb Lund's song... at 6:26 🙂 and then again at 16:26 and indeed a GREAT song...
There are I’m driving it’s no tricks that I would love to show you guys. Number one is when your Ford motion is about to stop don’t keep trying to go forward. Back up and run at it till just before your forward. Motion is going to stop again and then let up on the gas coast the last four or 6 inches whatever and then back up. Once you’re forward motion stops and you try to continue you will just dig down and get stuck. Finesse will get you out of most situations.
Great work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
Good Heavens, A Corb Lund reference I AM IMPRESSED.
You all made this one look easy. Looking forward to warmer weather and Ed tagging along.
Had an '07 F150.
The later models are sometimes terrible in snow and mud because they're so damned heavy.
RUDY!!! Good to see you man! Nice video Matt