I Can't Believe One Nut Can Do This Much Damage!
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I was 50 years old when I had the pleasure of experience rain in the desert. Spent many a vacation enjoying southern Utah. The smells were addictive. It's the mud, that I hated the most. Thanks for sharing.
I could tell you some stories of being in the caliche mud , never stop or it’s game over
i experienced it in Sahara more then once. wet desert sand is hell to drive on.
but it is a gorgeous view after that rain when all the flowers gets out...
It is cool that Jamie going out with you when she can. Not afraid of getting in there and helping. She looks great driving the wrecker... so relaxed. Proud of her.
Jamie, is a plus to have on this outing
@@robertberns3661 And we got to see Matt climb a steep pitch. I totally enjoyed it all. Jamie reminds me of one of our local AZ newscasters. She has been on the channel for over twenty years and is still gorgeous. Look it up.
Gotta give props to Matt for being such a dedicated cameraman.
Why not have a solid attachment on the bottom so the vehicle is being towed doesn’t sway
7:40 Mom driving by in her mirrored glasses dragging her kid behind her seemed so.... symbolic... 😁
Under rated comment.
This! It was such a great moment of this episode
Why not have a solid attachment on the bottom so the vehicle is being towed doesn’t sway
@@Zozik333cause at those odd and sometimes extreme angles, something would break. That’s why there’s someone in the towed vehicle that they communicate with so they can drag the brakes for co tell when needed.
I wonder how many of your viewers even notice that you have 1,760,000+ subscribers without pleading people to like, subscribe and 'smash' the notification bell. Your family values (including the extended shop family), great wholesome content sure go a long way toward your success. I watch all the commercials typically because I know they help pay the bills and encourage others to do likewise.
I’m impressed with Matt’s ability to get people to comment with out asking for comments,
Cleverly misstating facts and letting nature take its course.
The lower 48 topic was a good one but my favorite was when he mentioned that something was 19” and for the over seas viewers that’s 30 kilometers.
Matt's Singing, always my favorite. Not for it's glory and sound, which of course is awesome, but for the unique Dad quality song choices.
Matt "Willie" Wetzel?
When Jaymee offered Matt a drink after he said he sat in cactus, my brain went to Looney Toons territory where water would spray out of the cactus needle holes in Matt’s butt.
Eeeeww! Now I can’t un-see that!
If I told you you it was "Looney Tunes" and not Toons.. would you believe me?
😂😂😂😂😂
Matt's rear is to tough for that
As an East coast guy, I recently jumped at the opportunity to head to Utah for ford's offroad school. Your videos really got me excited to get out there and see that beautiful state. You guys are great ambassadors!
Got me excited too. Went to the off road games it truly is a beautiful area.
No one here wants an ambassador, nor do we want more transplants.
MORR crew makes Utah looks awsome... I want to visit some time, too
The constructors of these cars should mandatory join Matt for one week for recoveries.
Then they hopefully add recovery points to their vehicles!
It would upset the sales though, they sell these as "lifestyle" vehicles and they are expected to be "cool" and recovery points are not "cool" and hint that the machines aren't as good as the sales materials says they are which means no recovery points allowed so that potential -victims- owners don't know how crappy they really are until after they signed for the loan.
Jamie looking as cool as the other side of the pillow behind the wheel of the wrecker
Fun fact, an 8 pitch roof has over 33° in slope angle or raises 8" for every 1ft of length/run. So that hill Matt was walking up was quite steep
He's not walking an 8/12, if it truly was that steep, he was climbing it!
@@blythkd9017 he said 8/10 which I just assumed he meant 8/12. Hard to tell on camera how steep something is but if it was that steep, he's in better shape than me!
Why not have a solid attachment on the bottom so the vehicle is being towed doesn’t sway
Almost as fun as working on a 12/12 pitch in Maine.
@@montanamountainmanHe said 8/12. 6:49
The smell of approaching rain is called "Petrichor" that contains "Geosmin."
They even make perfume/cologne that contains geosmin.
The smell is called petrichor, probably my favourite smell in the world post rain on dry ground.
Yeah but the smell varies significantly. Desert petrichor is not the same as forest petrichor. But all of it is enjoyable. 😊
Not being from the desert. I don't really enjoy that smell. I think it's a memory connection thing. For me it's the smell of fresh cut alfalfa. Nothing better.
@@mediocreman2 absolutely,
Yeah but what’s the pre rain smell called?
"Sharks detect blood at about 1 ppm average. That, however is not even that significant in the animal kingdom, as many other fish respond to similar concentrations. The scent detection of sharks has been heavily editorialized.
Humans, however, can smell and taste a sensation called Petrichor caused by a compound called Geosmin. Geosmin is produced by cyanobacteria and humans are sensitive to it at 1 part per billion at the very minimum, with reactions to it as low as several hundred parts per trillion. That’s thousands of times more sensitive than the shark’s meager 1 part per million at minimum.
And we’re not the only ones that are that sensitive to geosmin; it’s believed that flies can detect it at lower levels than we can.
Water is the key to all life on planet earth. The evolutionary pressure to locate and consume enough of it is absolute."
Matt's Offroad Recovery Pool Noodle would've come in handy to save those plastics from the winch line 😆
We appreciate all the walking you guys do to get us the shot. I love watching when Jamie come on the job with you guys. Can't wait to see the next. Oh yeah, you have awesome boys as well!
Khaulin, “Turfing it” is bad, but a “Yard Sale” is worse. That’s when you are unconscious long enough that a crowd has gathered and is picking through your equipment to see if there’s anything they want, on the off-chance you are dead. My last one was at “The Cliff” on the Yellow River trail in Northeast Georgia back in 2003. This trail is used by foot and horse traffic also, and those type of vultures were picking through my stuff when I came to and ran them off. Not a one of them even asked if I was OK! Too close to Atlanta to have any manners, I guess... Fortunately, the only loss I suffered was a shattered helmet, which Bell replaced at no charge, even paying for the shipping. That helmet saved my life!
Huh, I've never heard of a yard sale having to be unconscious. In my nomenclature its just that all your gear is spread out as if its on display.
Not only did the helmet save your life, by extension it saved all your stuff!
Yeah, yard sale is just everything flying all over usually due to a roll over or two, or more. Its all about the machine, not the driver.
Jamie, get a dragonfly pin, deer flies are afraid of them and will leave you alone.
Just remember the no matter the Brand of side by side. It’s always a RZR to Matt.
Have you ever noticed that the wrecker is smiling at you when you film out of the front window? 🙂 You can see it around 11:35 minutes into the Video. 😊
So true
I never had before, but now I don’t think I’ll ever unsee it!
Needs some eyeballs to complete the mission. Or maybe some sunglasses. I mean, it is the desert.
Thanks for that. Now I won’t unsee it😂
I just noticed that today also and was about to post the same comment but you beat me too it 😂
And *now* you appreciate all the time Trevor and Tucker ran around those trails 👍😎✊
I have a serious question. What happened to the Samorri? I really think that things awesome. Great support vehicle and could get in place and roads that the others can't. Drop a charged 3800, 4x4 and winches on all 4 sides to be an anchor point. Suspense is killing me so much I might build one myself
It's not heavy enough for real recoveries
Can you correctly spell it
@joshpitsch8570 Nope, sorry that my spelling so negativity effected you
@Jacobtheunwise that's why I said support vehicle. That being said it could yank a SxS thru narrow spots and around goat trails
That is in fact, not a serious question, just like the samurai isn't a serious vehicle.
Yall's family is so awesome. I've been in construction most of my life. I like to live vicariously through you and yours @ MORR, and dream that one day I'll get to work alongside my wife and kids!
I am getting goose bumps! A dad, mom and son adventure! True American trait! It wins everywhere and everytime.
Matt put your band together brother, you have it.
"Were on a mission from god" . We have a full tank of gas,a half pack of cigarettes and its nighttime and were wearing sunglasses, Hit it "
He definitely doesn't lol
I have worked around Off Road Vehicles my entire adult life. I can look at a Razr and know they are High Maintenance and are easily broken by people who do not understand the machines weaknesses. They look rugged but are far from it.
Great Show !
11:15 Wrecker needs a pair of Brat jump seats on the boxes in the rear! 😊
@1:50 Hey Collin, out here in Namibia we call them devil thorns.... Little pointy buggers....
In Australia we call them Bindii :). Can agree they are painful and especially good at puncturing pushbike tyres regardless of how thick the inner tube is or how many extra layers are added. Inner tube sealant that plugs the holes as they appear is my only solution nowadays.
Those are painful to extract out of a bare foot or bicycle in any language 😂
Here in AZ we call those thorns Mother f%#@s………..
Yup! I got stuck in a patch of devil thorns when I was a kid. Walked into it barefoot and stopped in agony. My mom had to come rescue me with her shoes on.
I think you're wrong.. The wrecker is probably about 89% done.
Only needs 11% more now.
Needed a longer boom since day one.
@@iffykidmn8170 If the boom is any longer, it will crash through their hoods and windshield as soon as you start going up a hill. It's this size for a reason. An adjustable boom like Fabrats is pretty useful thought..
@@calholli raise the boom angle and it will actually hold the towed vehicle from rolling forward.
The wrecker is a BEAST!
Couldn’t sleep it 3:19 am here. But this makes it better. Thanks
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Love your videos. Really enjoy Jaymie appearing to be gaining more and more experience and being more relaxed in her operating ability.
The growth is refreshing. Same with Kaulin and Rhett.
The MORR family and crew delivers MORE ❤️🤙
an airhorn on the wrecker would be sick! but it has to be a really deep tone horn, just think furiosa's war rig horn
3:45
"difficult this one is"
--Caulin Yoda
It is always enjoyable when mama bear goes along for the ride I really enjoy her
Is somebody killing a cat, or is that Matt singing?😂 lmao
Keep your day job!
@@polarisman67 I think the wrecker ran over the cats tail
Thanks for walking and filming ❤
Your vids are giving me the impression that "Razors" are disposable.
I LOVE that you post 3/4 videos a week, 1 build video to catch us up and then the other recoveries. Just keeps ya watching and up to date, probably one of the best channels to watch. So much content consistently, interesting, and educational. Keep it up dude your attitude and team is just great…
We were out there this summer. Beautiful area. Those little thorns are nasty...I was working on our trailer and slipped/fell on both palms and one knee into a bunch of those. Was picking out broken off thorns for several days. Weeks later I was still finding and digging those things out. Overall, was a fun time, made it to the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon and did some wheeling around Moab.
It's almost like you need a flat bed, roll back converted spud truck for recoveries of razors missing wheels!
I would have guessed the wrecker is 89% done, only needs to be 11% better!
My hypothesis is that SxSs are flimsy, overpriced toys. I have no idea why they're such a craze. Just get an old jeep or a pickup, cheaper and much better.
What gets me is that they cost the same as a new car, and have to stay on roads, which is exactly why an old beater Yota is better. So what if they can go down a dirt road faster. I want to be on the 50" trails in the back 40 where those things can't go.
It's because you can finance them and immediately go with several people and off road. They are the scourge of the off road community because people with no trail edecuit abuse trails and overall act stupid, driving in groups with loud stereos and lighted whips. Dirt bikers especially despise them for wrecking single track. Places like Moab and Sedona have rental places that send hundreds of them out into the trails and are a major part of the problem.
SXS started out filing a need between a 4 wheeler and a small truck/jeep where only a very few vehicles like the Samurai played. Then the American beliefs of bigger, faster louder are all automatically better took over, and now SXSs have to much HP and too big of tires for the frames which haven't really evolved. All people see the tires and HP # they think the SXS should be able to do what a built Jeep can do, but they cant.
@@andrewr2650 When Yamaha Rhinos were super popular because they had better power than other sxs's people would roll on hills at Glamis because of the short wheel base. Now they are way bigger and more powerful so that makes them better but I agree that the frames and suspensions are puny. A well built rail is better and stronger but rails have to be built and sxs's are turn key vehicles that makes it easy for the masses to get into the sport. It has reached epidemic levels at Glamis now with hundreds of them covering the dunes. And the high desert has teams of partyers in them traveling around at night disturbing the calm, it's a nuisance
I think they get abused a lot.
The shot from the side of the wrecker pulling the Razor up the 8:12 incline was just incredible. It shows just how capable the wrecker really is. Thanks for the update on what's left to work on with the wrecker. What was the thing hanging from the roof by your head when you were discussing this? Flashlight?
Kaitlyn would have to be the coolest chick in the recovery business. The footage of this slender young chick, elbow out the door, confidently one handing it, across the Rubicon trail in a monster, fat footed wrecker, with a muscle care exhaust note, & a poor helpless pickup in tow, would have to blow the wannabe's away.
Jayme, now you have a keeper there. Mother of four, wife, homemaker, admin/office manager, videographer, capable wrecker driver & more. That's a combination few can boast.
You're one fortunate dude to have both of these women on your team.
Thanks a lot for the earworm Matt. Now I'm going to be singing that stupid song in my head all day! Great recovery as always.
Matt you need to make a stinger arm for the Wrecker for these sxs. use 2 of the Pintle hitch points to attach to. some pipe that slides in each other to pin it at the distance you need, a T Bracket with strap anchor points to hold the SXS and then you can use the boom winches on the stinger to lift it. you will keep all the movement you need and stop all the swing no need for anyone to ride in the sxs if the wheels lock straight, other wise you can just strap it straight.
Even a spreader bar on the line will keep the 2 lines apart, just like crane rigging.
He's holding out for an offroad Spud Truck, LOL!
@@blythkd9017 lol..me too but never hurts to have more than 1 tool for a job
Great "up the hill" shots Matt! The wrecker needs a couple of jump-seats behind the cab for the crew!
Wow 14k views in 30 mins at 3 30 am.
On the trail again...gonna be stuck in my head all day.
Don't let them troll you Matt. You have a lovely singing voice. 😂
My dog shot out of the house when Mattstarted singing.😳
Nice to see a happy family and how you support so many people. Great work. Love what you do
Yes I got up around 3 am thank you mr matt & family❤😊
When I watch the videos with the Banana, MORRvair or Heavy Wrecker on their way to do a recovery it puts a smile on my face. So remember; if anyone asks you about the fuel mileage of those vehicles, tell them that you measure it in SMILES per gallon. 🙂
A loud 'police type' PA would be awesome !! I have one in my truck and along w/the PA I have all the different horn calls they use !! Neighbors and friends love it and it comes in useful for emergencies from time to time !!
I love the smell of rain in the desert. Smells like gratitude.
As Rory would say, "That's from the Ba-ROKE period" lol. Good to see Frankanana out having fun with Dad and the boss. I bet you are enjoying the MUCH nicer temps, I know I am.
Loved hearing Matt’s version of on the road again and was wonder what is Matt’s favorite kind of music.
G’day Matt, Love that Wrecker 111%
It’s several hours later, and my dog still won’t come out from under the bed after hearing Matt sing
Seeing the incredible durability of the wrecker I wonder if you are still getting comments that you were building it wrong?
So glad the see the WLORW working. My favorite rig. Unstoppable! thanks
Mat your the King of off rd recovery, But Jamie is definitely the Queen.
@Tom-6502 did you really waste a second of your day to correct me on the spelling of MATTs name. Get a life.
I missed a T, very sorry world for not being perfect like @Tom-6502.
Done Willie proud with your version of his iconic song. So many talents!🤭😅
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Good morning MORR!!!
Good MORR-ning lol
Creosote bushes are all over the desert, even right behind Matt in this video. When it rains in the desert, the Creosote bushes give off a clean pleasant smell that fills the clean air, and makes you want to stop fill your lungs and just enjoy life for the moment. It's blessing reserved only for those who venture out into the desert when it rains.
So just like the new cars...new side by sides don't have any place to hook to either.
I think the best testament to the heavy wrecker is the fact that it is intuitive enough that anybody can drive it with the minimum amount of instruction, if things ever get slow business wise and you are looking for other revenue streams you could do recovery lessons with it and a wrecked vehicle, "I would buy that".
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Jaimie is looking cool in that big wrecker with her shades on! 😎 Kaulin, you have such a great attitude! You may be bruised, but you are not down! You really seem to enjoy your work.
That off road wrecker is beyond a shadow of a doubt the coolest truck EVER!!!!
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Its awesome you encourage Jamie to drive a get confidence driving your machines. My mom has gotten so used to my dad doing all the driving she gets scared driving in the city. 😂😂
Nice song!
But dont give up your day job.
Matthew.....your a lucky man! Jamie is adorable! Jamie and your son did an amazing job handling the Razor. You taught them well! Thanks Matt for the video!
There was a time when you’d put that rig on your trailer… 🤷♂️
I suspect that the trailer is too small. The size of those Riggs are getting ridiculous!
Love this channel. I get to see things if never see if it wasn't for you guys
If you have a spreader bar, you could hoist from the top without any risk to the roll bar, lift it sideways and if you had an under-reach you could set it right down on the under reach stabilizing it from the top with the spreader bar (Like you would do towing a motorcycle on an old hook and chain truck). Also the way you tow things behind this truck, you could really benefit from a spreader bar there too. Eliminate some of the swinging and pulling forces that you usually encounter.
“If you only had x, y, and z” comment again I see
@@MurCurieux as a "professional" he should already have this stuff. It's very basic. I'm always surprised when he doesn't.
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Matt, you are a singer for sure.
About 100 years a go when we towed cars, we ran a strap through a steel pipe and attached each car and the bar kept cars from hitting each other.
The smell of rain you are talking about Jamie is called Petrichor and it smells amazing!
To bad you guys don't have a flatbed that can go off road huh.
*too
@@stuartpickles6907 To bad I don't care huh?
I just love your videos.
Such nice and kind people.
I really think so many people watch because it is so friendly.
Matt, Jamie and everyone.
Thanks!
Steel triangle sorts you out on this 100%, just try it
Jamie is a boss in the wrecker! And the song sounds great 😊
Kaulin goes through life the way I do. If it doesn't kill you, it only makes you stronger 💪
There is nothing so unique as the scent of the desert after a rain storm. I grew up smelling that and just thinking about it brings back so many memories. Nice job on the side x side! Remember to keep those wheel lug nuts tight!
Jamie is looking good behind the Wrecker wheel. Very comfortable driving a huge complex vehicle that is 83.314% done.
Which is 11% better than last month.
Nice camera work. I really like seeing that wrecker work. 😊 and i concurr with that hypothesis. 😊
I saw you mentioned putting a "Horn" on the Heavy Wrecker.
Let me be so bold as to recommend twin trumpet Grover 24" air horns with no pressure reducers.
We had them on our Fire Trucks and they get your attention!
Keep up with the good work matt an team love watching you on TH-cam God bless
Thanks for the recovery-video! Isn't it amazing how well the towbar of the rollback serves you? There must be a way to use one on the wrecker, too! 😉
That's really cool that Colin is a MTB coach!! I really regret not mountain biking on my only trip to Utah. It's an amazing state that I really want to get back and explore more of. Your family and content are awesome! Keep up the great work!!
Hi Matt and crew and your better (and cuter) half. I watched this video and I had an idea that might help on the recovery of these side by sides or maybe you have already thought of it and rejected it, but here it is. Build a simple spreader bar that is the width of the side by side that you could fit between the two winch lines so they don't squeeze in on the sides of the vehicle. This could be something as simple as a 2X4 with a notch in each end to hold the rope and then a pin to keep the rope from jumping out to an adjustable length bar that could fit multiple vehicles. Just something to consider. Maybe also think about a strap on bumper that would hold the winch lines away from the back or front end if you are lifting closer to the center. It would not need to be much, a ring to run the line through and some way to fasten it quickly to the frame, maybe something like a torsion shoe like you would find on a pipe bender.
Jamie is killing it driving the off road wrecker . Matt you have such a great family and team. Keep up the great work .
Every time that the Wrecker is used I marvel at how well the suspension and wheels work. They gobble up the ground and rocks.
I could feel your love for the wrecker in that shot^^
I like how the view from the cab forward looks. Your hood has a smiley face 😊
Dang got to say you got a top 10 wife for sure!! I thought one that can clean fish and service a boat motor was awesome but one that can run an off-road wrecker like a pro is a one in a million!!! Good job Jammie and you guys are an awesome couple I wish you many years of a happy life together...
You are never too old for that. Great way to get in shape.
Always great seeing your family working together
Matt, you have a great engineering mind, design something to carry on the wrecker that will assist when recovering side by sides and low slung vehicles that have no tow points. keep up the good work. you are a great team.