Rolled Jeep On The Mountain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2022
- Here is the video of the rolled jeep on the mountain. We went up and got everything in place, then began swapping front suspension parts that were damaged in the rollover. Once that was done we rolled it onto its wheels. We planned on swapping the tire before bringing it up the hill but we didn't have the right lugnut socket. After the last time of not having that tool we put some of the most common lugnut lock tools on the wrecker. Unfortunately none of those fit, so we decide to pull it with a flat. Thank you for watching and the second part will be up very soon.
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When you're heading to an area called 'Bear Park'... And it's the end of hibernation season... Yes I took my pistol. Haha.
Was wondering about bell tails..didnt even think about bears. But we hunt in an area of south Georgia full of them so mostly leave them be and they do the same.
Yes. I now have a black bear on my property, in Oct. he looked to be a 2 year old, a 3 year old now. The dog has told him off a few times, I've seen him twice, and got 3 vid clips of him, 2 on a trail camera, once with the hand held camera. If he leaves the dog alone all should be fine, but I've carried my pistol once after I saw the bear at 5:13am in the daylight and I was out there a couple hours later..
safety first.
@@Uncle_Yukon hunt him, they are really good eating! bear fat also has a ton of different uses too
@@tdwz1652 I'd have to get a hunting license, haven't had one in LOTS of years, and have to wait until fall. Never got a bear, probably wouldn't know how to dress it out. lol But my neighbor would, he's older than me and hasn't hunted in a couple/few years. The game dept knows it's there because in Oct. I asked if they could transport it elsewhere before it became a problem bear. If it does become a problem I'll dispatch it with prejudice, if it comes after my dog. My dog has warned it off about 6 times between Oct and the other day. Oh ya, I do have a great firearm for bear, a Marlin .444.
Keeping the trails and land clean is a huge part of keeping them open for everyone. A big thank you for doing some heavy lifting and can't wait to see more of this recovery.
This "Trail" needs to be closed
Maybe it's time to keep a spare truck key in the Trail Mater.
I love Matt's site, but this is truly an off road recovery. Rory you and your crew have scored the best. This is a great recovery video. Thanks for sharing!!!
Hope we get the rest of the recovery. This is definitely a big change up from Moab and a recovery that probably very few could pull off. Mike is definitely an asset to the company, not to down play Shawn’s continued contribution. This is just one of the reasons that when I see trail Mater show up, I’m going to it immediately.
👍👍👊 yes so true. 🇺🇸
I'm always impressed at how well you guys work together, aand Rory even managed a little chain saw humor. We always called the end of the loaf the "heel".
I've never heard "heel" before, but it does kinda sound appropriate, although IMHO "(boney) elbow" would be better 🤣🤣🤣
Lol, I learned that way too, perhaps a lumberjack thing here in W. Mich. & it was always a treat to got the heel, & with my bread machine, I get the first slice, most of the time, lol! Great project, thanx for taking us along...
The heel is the best part of fresh bread. With bagged sliced bread I save it for the chickens
We always called it the heel too and the front hill always stays in the loaf until the last sandwich is both heels. You have to flip them inside out to make a good grilled cheese with 2 heels. Ask me how I know.
We call it the heel here in Buffalo Ny too!
First slice and last slice of a loaf of bread is called "heel" or "heal" in my neck of the woods (NC).
Appreciate the content of this video.
Ray--I was raised in Corbin, Ky and we always called it the "heel" also.
Heel in Crawford County.😯
We all need a friend with a Mountain Dew an a sweet tow truck.
Decades ago, I learned to put a hide-a-key on all of my vehicles, including the motorcycles. I'm always amazed at how often my hide-a-key is used by me and my family.
I love it that Rory is in tennis shoes, heck I'd be in hiking boots.
Mr. Rory, Thanks for this amazing video! If I wasn't stuck in this wheelchair & my health was better I would come up there & shake your hand. I love watching you & Matt, Paul, and Casey. I think you all are a bunch of swell guys. Stay safe out there!
I ageee 100%
Casey is the only other one that I've seen packing a piece.
Wait, it’s over? I wanted more lol 😂
Nice work on a complicated roll over. I can't wait to see the add "Slightly used Jeep Unlimited, rolled once."
I haven't seen a more difficult recovery on TH-cam. I love that area but I swear I didn't get those shocks and winch. Your videos just keep getting better and better. You showcased the teamwork.
Did you watch Matt recover the golden nugget?
@@jelly7310 Do you mean when they drove for several hours to pull out a vehicle , that cost Ed about $200 over 40 years ago ? That wasn`t a recovery , so much as manufactured
You Tube content .By the time they are finished with that project , there won`t be 5 % of the original left . The body work done by Robbie Layton alone ,would have cost
many thousands if costed and charged for the actual work , without any of the work done by Paul Cox or Matt Wetzel .
@@jelly7310 that was epic, you got that right. But to see an old time Moab locals who grew up drinking this water do this in this territory is an entirely different level. It's cowboy level. He's one of the last. The fact there is a video is actual history, something that is kept secret around here for the most part. This place is an enigma, a paradox.
@@williameddy1662 why do you watch it if you hate it so much?
@@williameddy1662 you sound bitter. Go watch fake gold rush or something and be happy.
Nice camera positioning . I like the drive over ones ,under carriage also. Thieves sucks,they worked for it this time . That’s a long pull .
Absolutely awesome video!!! Thank you for letting us see the hard work and dedication to the off road recovery industry. You do amazing things and your enjoyment of what you do shows. Keep up the great work and thank you again
Loved this follow-up video. Thanks Rory and crew. Your videos have been even better lately with more cameras !
Y'all are a credit to the community. Thanks for helping keep the places we enjoy clean for the next folks who want to enjoy it 🙏
Best recovery I’ve seen since Mat’s golden nugget. Shout out to the team.
This is the epitome of what I like to see on these channels. ingenuity of the highest degree! Thanks Rory and Team!
The feeling the owner must felt when he saw his Jeep roll down the hill, nothing to do about it.. damn, nice job guys. Decided to finally subscribe.
i'm just glad the owner was standing on the trail watching it roll .... rather than in it
best decision ever this content is awesome
This channel is by far the best. Hard work for sure, but rewarding. I'm an equipment guy and motor head, so I like everything about it. The comradery is awesome as well. You guys are top notch. I learn alot every time I watch. Thanks for the video 👍
I love that you take time in the videos to show the landscape, even though it's probably old hat to you. And I appreciate how much you all take time to clean out the junk and debris when you leave a recovery site.
Edit: And as always, I love seeing that beast of a truck in action!
Great video Rory!! I do love watching you guys work. It's like you're all just out there having fun and manage to slip in a little work while your at it!! AWESOME!!!
I wasn't ready for that video to end, But Rory You look pretty sweet with the button-down shirt
Great video and great work. can't believe how clean the jeep undercarriage is for laying in the forest and the elements for 4+ years. Love the explanation of what you are going to do or as your doing it. Hope you have another video with the finish of the recovery including the recovery of the 4 wheeler too.
Awesome video, Rory! You've really upped your camera work and editing game over the past few months. I was pleasantly surprised to see some drone video in there, too. You've put together a great team. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the recovery. 👍
Great job as usual. Did you know on the RAM truck, you can pull the emergency key out of the FOB or if it's the other style key with the chip on the end and go to a hardware store and have a key cut to hide under your truck? I believe the blank key you need is a Y157 or a Y159. I used to have RAM trucks and I did that so I could lock the ignition key in the truck and had a door key to unlock it and let others be able to get my truck if I wasn't around.
Doesn't help if the fob was under water. Don't ask. And you can make your own manual key out of that plastic they seal your stuff at St walmerch trace n shape n file. All you need is a photograph of the key next to a quarter n some tape. ;-)
Rory needs to make a key for the Dodge and keep it in Trail Mater.
Awesome, looking forward to the continuation of this recovery.
Great teamwork Gentlemen!!! Thank you for volunteering to help get the jeep off the mountain!
Stay safe and have fun out there on the trails!
Great footage of Trailmater's suspension working Rory! You've definitely stepped up your production quality. Thanks for the entertainment.
We notice Rory has a brand, spank'in new shirt on. Look'in GOOD, Rory!
We call it the same as you guys ! I'm 70 yrs young and enjoy watching you guys all the time . Please be safe out there and God bless enough of that now get to work I'm 🥱
A huge jump in production value! And unlike other channels you still kept the same style of your channel. Well done.
The best has to be the new shirt with the right out of the package store folds on it! 😂😆
We've all been there. 😅
What a completely AWEome mission! I really appreciate you taking the time to share it with us all so well.
Rory and the team do a LOT for preserving the nature trails so everyone can go wheeling, Thanks Men and I can't wait for part two.
Naming this job what you did was pure genius. Helping keep the forest clean helps us all. Thank you.
Sorry ❣️ to hear about your unlocky day 💝
Rory.your videos just keep getting better. I especially like the scenery shots you show on the way to a job. For those of us that don’t live in Utah, the scenery is just breathtaking. That’s why I visit every chance I get.
I am old and confined to my bed and lazyboy so, I appreciate you taking me along with you into beautiful country... Thank you.
Rory, You are getting So Good at talking to us on your camera🤩 I am Proud of You😎 I like Your new shirt, too👕 Stay Safe😊 GOD BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY!
🙏🏻😇🙏🏻
Oh this is awesome! A lot of our trails are grown up like this here in Oklahoma, but not at this elevation. Trust me when I say I am anxiously awaiting the next episode. I'm old & pretty consumed with arthritis, so Im not able to get out in scenarios like this much anymore. Soooo, again, thank you for allowing me to come along.....
Oh and the video is top notch!
belinda turner-----I don`t know your particular situation , but , physiotherapy , anti inflamatories , and certain medicinal " creams" may help .
Belinda what trails do y'all wheel on I grew up around Clayton the trails in kiamichi mountains
@@aaronmcclain1279 very familiar with your kiamichi mountains! Back in the early 70s we used to vacation there. Not too far from Ardmore, & well worth the drive. I think weyehauser closed down any off roading several years ago, but we used to go someplace between honobia and Christ's 40 acres, straight up the side of a mountain, past a couple of fire towers to a spot named Turney glade. Absolutely beautiful... We now have a large off road park up in the Arbuckle mountains, crossbar ranch. Lots of rocks! Lol
Hey! Robby is looking for a Tub! you should give the body to him so he can fix it! lol
😆😆🤣😄 I was thinking the same thing!
Hurry up Rory, do the second part, I want to see it as soon as possible 👍🤣👍🤣👍🤣👍🤣👍🤣
Is there an Oscar for best use of a winch in a recovery??
something about watching you get trail mater ready is super exciting im so glad your content does not get stale and all you have todo is show up no made up drama no reason to create problems lol this really is the most underrated channel on TH-cam
Rory I have been looking forward to this video I was curious on how you were going to get it out. I give you credit that hill couldn't have been fun going up and down but on the plus side it was a good work out definitely for the legs. You guys always make a great team. The commentary is comical never know what to expect.
I want to thank you for explaining about everything on the inside of TrailMater you make driving look easy.
Keep up the great work
I was so bad at locking my keys in my truck in my 20's that I made a key to carry in my wallet and then hid a key on the frame with one of those magnet key boxes. Saved my ass so many times.
Another excellent video team. Interesting camera angles including drone footage; good sound; excellent explanations of what you are doing. This channel has come ahead in leaps and bounds. Well done to all concerned.
This looks like quite the project. I have faith in you and your team.
We always called it the heel of the bread loaf...
7 demerits for the sound man during your display of the tech in the cab, Rory. CHS.
You guys seem to work well together. Kudos!
Great videos and footage, Rory.
Your new editor/cameraman not only knows how to compose a shot,
he takes time to show the amazing scenery where you go.
He's worth his weight. and I truly appreciate everything you're doing.
God bless!
Wizard bit of teamwork and ingenuity.
It's cool you have a trailer long enough to haul Trailmater AND another trailer!
Dear Rory, I liked the helpful explanations, the undercarriage camera work and the crash scene close-up at 7:28. Great team work. Best wishes, English John
This was one of the hardest recovery I have seen. The steepness of the hill and the brush made multiple trips up and down the hill wears out anybody. Having to put the Jeep back together didn’t help. It’s hard to find a snatch block with deep groved pully. Great job
Car fishing.. Pepe's in Southern California ... Hauling cars out of the Mulholland drive canyon
... Of course that's with a 50 ton rotator.
My faith in humanity is restored! Somebody stole stuff off the wrecked jeep!
By the way, my hat is off to you and your people cleaning up and recovering wrecks like that!
My wife and I love southern Utah! We've spent most of our time (so far...) in the Bryce Canyon, Escalante area (Driving from Escalante, across the Escalante Plateau for 70 miles, and then coming down the Kelly Grade was an Epic day!)
Everywhere we went, everywhere, there were cat prints on the ground. B I G cat prints... As big as my hand, spread out. Having had cats, albeit scaled down versions, I have a clue as to how they hunt.
So I walked behind my wife and spent a fair amount of time walking backwards, facing back up our trail....
I had my G26 and a Cold Steel Recon Scout. (Bowies are the bestest blade ever) If a cat is on someone else, angles/penetration distance can be an issue with a firearm. So that's what the Recon Scout is for. I know exactly how much the bowie will penetrate.
The chances of seeing a painter are slim, and getting attacked by one even slimmer, but if you do, it will be quick, a surprise, and the cat will prolly be desperate.
Next visit will be over in the Moab region.
It was amazing to see the forest fire damage, and the beautiful aspens. Well done on your camera and video work, your channel so much better to watch than the others. I really enjoy the technical aspects. And to see how Sean and Mike are bush repairing the jeep to get it out of there. What a project. That was agreat video and I cannot wait to see part 2.
Rory. I have been excited to see this recovery because it looks pretty gnarley! It looks tough but I think you and Trail Mater can get this done!!! Git er Done!!!
I want to thank you 3 hard working men for doing what your doing. Amazing ingenuity, strong backs, good comrades and good work ethic. Young men pay attention to these guys.
This is Rory at his finest....be calm and cool and dont rush it. That is why he is one of the best.
Can't wait for the 2nd video to come out. It's really great that you and the guys are doing this recovery.
Ya'll are just a well oiled machine getting it done!!! Can't wait for the rest of the recovery.... ✌🏻
I just gotta add I love how yall hooked up the steering and springs again haha that was on point
In the UK 🏴 we call the end of a loaf the 'crust' 😊
Loved every minute of it, looking forward to the rest. thank you for taking me a long.
Interesting video for sure. Hope to see the rest of the recovery soon. I wish I had a video of the thieves carrying the winch up that hill haha
Looking like a good plan is coming together real nice. It is amazing what you guys can do with a snatch block, some cable/rope and a winch. Outstanding work Rory and crew, you guys work very well together. I am looking forward to the next part of this epic recovery. Stay safe and stay awesome.
Oh man, I’ve locked my keys in my truck a few times.
So, I keep a spare key zip tied under my truck.
Also, thanks for cleaning up!
Great video and excellent team work, especially when it came to getting those new control arms in place. Looking forward to the rest!
Nice job so far, good organizing to get the front axle where it needs to be. That trail possibly not designed with a truck in mind. Thanks guys.
A magnetic key box / holder thingy seems to work very well for me. It may work well for you also. Before I learned my lesson about locking my keys inside the truck, I just wired a spare key to the underside of the body. That works too. : )
I love it when you put the cameras down underneath & out to the side. It’s great!!!
Good job so far guys 👍. Can’t wait till the next installment.
Been waiting for this one to drop!
i've never seen anybody even try anything like this .. you guys earned your pay on this one , whether it's from the Jeep Insurance , BLM , or knowing you're preserving the area
Trail mater is my new favorite channel. I know it took you a little bit to get him to talk so much but I think his personality along with his Dooley rock climber boom tow truck is absolutely a perfect combination. I hope to see more of him
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Awesome recovery, kinda reminded me of the golden nugget recovery on Matt’s channel. Love the camera work under Trail Mater, kinda cool seeing all the suspension do it’s work - it’s just a super cool rig. That wrecked Jeep sure looked pretty new 2 me! Can’t wait to see the next one!
I am in England and way past being just a senior citizen lol, and I have always known the end of the bread as the nobby or the Knob end. Great recovery going on here You guys have my admiration. What teamwork and good humour.
Hiya all, OK, the end pf a uncut loaf of bread is called a NOBBY in the south of England, sought after if its fresh baked..Thanks for the video.. Ia.B. - UK.
Do you have a nickname for the trail trailer? It’s a beast!
I don't think Matt from MORR can pull his little trailer to a recovery without mentioning Rory's off rod trailer. I'm not sure about a name, but it's getting notoriety.
"Bouncy" the trailer!
Heck of a recovery job. I will just never understand thieves stealing the winch and bumper out of that hole had to be way more work than doing a job for a few days and buying the components 🤷♂️
RORY, a lil' advice if I may as a fellow dude who tended to lock himself out of his own vehicles -
I keep all of my keys on a small carabiner in one of my front pockets. I keep two copies of each key (not the big ones w/ the key fob, just the regular-ass old school style key to save space) for my main vehicles on it. When I go to drive a vehicle I take off only the key I need to run that vehicle, leaving the rest in my pocket. Not only does this give me a quick option to get back into the vehicle, but it lets me leave the vehicle running while locked, and it keeps my ignition barrel from getting wore out from a heavy keychain hanging off it. Hope it helps, and thanks as always for the great videos!
9:40 They always sprout legs when you lest expect it, another snazzy recovery my dude.
That is some amazing work. Thank you all for posting and for working so hard.
Awesome recovery. I’ve watched this several times. It never gets old. Fantastic job
Hell of a project. Thumbs up.
I discovered your channel by watching Matt's Off Road. I'm from IL and we recently went on a two week road trip to the west, to visit multiple National Parks. I just realized I am pretty sure I saw your shop and trail mater when we stayed in Moab! Wish I would have discovered your channel before my trip! Great content!
This is incredible! Even put an axel back together in the woods. You guys are good everyone working on different tasks.
We called it the heal thanks for sharing 👍😀
Quite the recovery, seen the 28 minute time and thought this is either going to fast or multiple parts…multiple parts are always more fun, gets us interested and keeps us waiting for more!
When the video starts with Rory loading additional equipment onto Trail Mater, you know its about to get real.
I'd love to meet Rory and the guys one of these days. Great hearted and very intelligent people
You've been getting some tough ones lately but you are kicking butt and taking names on all of them!
Do you have any idea how relieving it is to hear your actual truck on the trail and in the woods, instead of some thumping music! Freaking love it, love seeing the work without all the theatrical music and crap
You are one of my favorite channels to watch along with Fab rat's and Matt's off road
These days, thats $300 in Snap-On wrenches! I can't believe how much increase in dollar amount, that tools have increased to! As Derek would say, "It's mind bottling"!