@@mattthatsme8799 Their oldest video was March 28 2019, so unless we're splitting hairs, that's about 2 years ago. Getting close to 3, but still 2 -- and definitely not 4
Love the channel ! My suggestion: It sometimes isn't clear for the viewer how much time you spend on the road. Maybe you can add an estimation of the 'total trip time' on the screen when arriving on site ? What do you guys think ?
@@ianfien7372 we have lurked the channel for a while now! We may or may not have an episode of a series soon that could have used Matts help, very very badly. Even took place not too far away when we were visiting Colorado 😑
You know it's sketchy when Matt puts Rudy in the customer's car instead of Lizzie. Notice how Matt always fills up when Jaymie comes along... as she is his emergency fuel supply...
Lizzy can do that now that she seen just how far and how a vehicle on a tether works on an incline. Rudy as he stated "had been on and driven through worse" that is why Mat put him in and why he made sure Lizzy could watch. Next time is her turn and she has been at a steep angle once before, i forget which video it was though.
I've watched quite a few of your videos old and new. I'm astonished at what you've learned in just 2 years. You've improved on all of your rescue techniques. You've much improved on your vids. You've improved on all of your vehicles and your rescue equipment as well. It might not mean much to you but I'm very impressed at the accumulation of knowledge you've acquired in the simi-short time you've done all this. It's interesting to see the progression. Keep moving forward and keep savin folks out there.
I was taking my daughter to her prom, driving through Eureka, Utah, when we saw a woman frantically waving for help. She was sobbing. She and her husband were in the military and had been transferred. They were pulling their trailer behind their Jeep, heading for Tooele, Utah. Followed the GPS off-highway and up a box canyon in a spring blizzard. Got stuck. I said I'd go up and rescue them. Had no problem reaching them in my XTerra, but when I turned around I totally forgot that there is always a ditch on the low side of mountain trails like that. Sunk my back wheels into the snow. Ended up hiking back down to the highway with the husband and my FURIOUS daughter, who was wearing her prom dress LOL! The happiest bunch of guys came and pulled us all out. They were having way too much fun. As well they should. The recovery was $1000. I split the cost with the family who originally got stuck since half the time was spent rescuing my stupid ass. Anyway, that's my daughter's prom night memory. We don't talk about it.
Am I the only one that reflexively leans away from the down side of the hill while they're trying to pull these vehicles out of the fire? You guys are amazing!
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I've seen "the banana" around over the years here in Utah, and would love to meet you guys-but preferably not because I end up having to be a client. LOVE the channel. I think watching these recoveries is not only great entertainment but helps remind me of what NOT to do. It kind of helps keep me out of that category. I have to admit I have sought out some of the areas you've been to for recoveries because they look fun but I think it balances...
im from connecticut a firefighter and an Aircraft mechanic on corporate jets, love watching your videos after a long day wrenching on aircraft. appreciate the content and the wholesomeness from the entire crew. if you love your job are you really working? be safe and work smarter not harder!
My dad's a (retired) chemist/geologist/metallurgist. We surveyed all over Montana when I was a kid and then ended up in Utah when I was between 10 and 18. It's such a beautiful state.
If you're able to correct anyone with the exact line, in the exact move, word for word, scene and emotional state at that moment........smh you spend entirety much time in front of the TV. The outside world is more dramatic, a better movie..
We are fans from CT who have never been to Hurricane, Utah but have had Hurricanes come to us. Our two year old can correctly identify Jeep’s in parking lots because of your show. He also starts yelling “pull” at the appropriate moment which is of course just so adorable! Keep up the good work!
That was one of the best recoveries I seen you do because your film editing is getting much better, as you're adding in other interesting views from the drone and both rigs. Well done boys !
MATT!! Good catch! A lady who goes on the trails and enjoys it.......with the bonus of she likes deer hunting!? 🏆 Seriously you guy's seem like very good people. I truly enjoy your videos. Seeing those pups run and enjoy themselves is a bonus also. Great videos! Keep'em coming!
Failed the pull in my opinion. It was a noisy anchor attached to a Toyota. Now let's talk about those 1500 different commands shouted......Wo wo wo,,Stop,that's good,no no no,keep pulling!! No wonder Matt got out to ask Rudy's opinion😂🤣
@Iron *Fe* did I say anything about this job? I know how kinetic and static ropes work. I use kinetic,dynamic and static ropes daily in my line of work
@Iron *Fe* not true that the vehicle is what’s doing the work it’s the speed and rebound of the energy that makes the stuck vehicle get moving. The recovery vehicle could be anything that will get to where you need it to be. You could use horses if you had enough of them to create enough energy to “pop” the vehicle and get it moving
I absolutely love your show. The relationship you have with your oldest son and family is just incredible. Actually, you are all 1 big family to us! God bless you guys for such clean entertainment which is just so hard to find anymore.
I've been holding off watching for like 6 months only to be able to go hard with the binge-watching of MORR! And I love it! You guys are blessed, to have an adventurous job with great people, its good of ya'll to share it with us :)
This was such a smart pull! It wasn't obvious to me at the beginning, but halfway through I understood the physics and the intent of what they were doing - that was both smart and not nearly as dicey as it looked.
@@jefffarrar7969 - I suspect the thesis was to have the rear come around (if necessary) to avoid the next 10 degrees or whatever it would have taken to really make a rollover possible. Seemed like a pretty good risk hedge to me - although I’m guessing he wasn’t planning on getting even close to the possibility of a rollover (especially with his unbelted son in there). Would be really cool to see all the vectors on one of these rescues!
@@anthonymrskipt9252 yes it will!! highly speculative but it seems the resultant Vector is pointing towards the side of the hill, the ground, so the 4Runner could actually be pressed down on the front axle. Notice when Matt picks up the throttle once it start getting hairy to keep the Toyota pinned down. This is a high skill recovery indeed, I think it was far away from tipping.
@@jefffarrar7969 As someone who doesn't know what they are talking about, I think they should've had the Toyota in 2wd to swing the back down the hill more, straightening it out to reduce the risk of tipping. Now back to my armchair of hindsight.
@@nonconsensualopinion That only works for limited slip diffs or locking diffs... where both wheels on the axle are driven simultaneously...and act like a go kart, skidding sideways....and this had neither. Notice that even in 4wd, only the driver's side wheels were spinning uselessly...neither of the passenger side wheels appeared to be getting powered...open diffs relying on electronic wheels braking for "4wd"? 4wd with open diffs on both axles=2wd. LSD/locker on rear=3wd LSD/locker on front=4wd Locking centre diff also engaged= real 4wd.
@@nonconsensualopinion DVC me 7 hours ago (edited) Yes this T4R has Multi terrain system (MTS). In 4wd low traction control automatically goes off, set MTS to Sand. Also you can switch A-trac on in Sand mode, which utilizes wheel breaks to control spins for optimal traction. Or just use Crawl control. The spinning wheels at 9:07 on video is showing me is that A-trac is off.
Seriously though, i doth my cap to the editor of this video. The filmography is phenomenal from you guys right now. Plus how amazing is the Matt and Rudy teamwork! Stay awesome!!
Yea! I couldn't agree more. Trevor is the serious kind of goofy person. He looks and sounds serious but can goof around, no shame what so ever. Lizzy is the super happy almost childish and you hit the nail on the head, their chemistry is insanely good!
Jayme I would have been a ball of nerves too if that had been one of my sons in that vehicle. Matt it just dawned on me why you always stop to get snacks at a gas station. You are worried you are going to run out of gas and not have any food to survive on. But what I don't understand is why you don't top off the tank while you are there so you don't run out 🤣🤣🤣. Just kidding Matt 😁😂💞 Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕
Beautiful scenery and wonderfully edited. Expertly executed recovery. From the recovery itself to the final touches of editing you have an amazing crew. Just incredible. Absolutely love you guys. Keep safe and God bless.
Hope you take it OK, but your wife is a hor chick. Just has that all around attractive appeal. It seems to drizzle down to the younger chick. Just say'n. A friend told me and I'm just passing it on.
That TRD Pro has a locking rear diff, which doesn't seem to be engaged, and A-Trac which when engaged essentially locks the front. Pushing those two buttons would have made a world of difference, with all four wheels receiving power.
The image quality is beyond excellent and I'm loving the action shots panning, altitude down and moving with the moving vehicle, did you get new camera? The setups for these truly impressive shots convey where you are and what you are up against. Matt is Zen like in his approach and does not show fear in the completion of these extraction and is analytical in know ing what is going to happen before it does and has already worked his next steps and efficiently gets it done. One thought though, Trevor is to need to eat more if he is going to continue spending all his time cross training in the sand hills.
I live most of the year down here in Baja California, Mexico. Definitely lots of sand. I’ve been using your videos to make help keep me and my Wrangler out of trouble in the desert and on the beach…thanks for the education.
Ugh…. Just cleared my debt. Don’t make me trade in hand me down Mazda CX-5. Car prices are way over priced currently anyways so I’d probably want to wait a bit. I do hope you guys are enjoying your though.
meh, prefer the land cruisers and earlier gen 4runners, wife drives a 2017 4runner and i have 3 landcruisers, 99,89 and 64 and two 4runners, 99 and 87, i prefer the 99's in both the landcruiser and 4runner and tend to drive those the most....to many electronics in the newer ones and they're just so much easier to modify, maintain and repair...but hey, do what you like, great thing about most toyotas is you can't really go wrong barring a few years here and there with frame problems.
@Snargfargle i have 6 toyotas, 3 land cruisers, 2 4runners and a tacoma, all of them have over 200k miles on them and all of them are still bulletproof and i wouldn't hesitate to drive them cross country and back tomorrow....i used to drive jeeps but i was spending so much money in larger repairs and just keeping them on the road that i could never mod them to my desires, started spending more up front to get into the toyotas and never looked back, they all are modded to exactly how i want them and was only able to do that because they never required more than basic maintenance, the wife has a 2017 4runner but that only has 35k on the clock but look forward to a decade or two of her driving that with little to no issue as well....it's amazing to think that my favorite vehicles are 20 years old and still running and driving like new.
Hey Matt, my dad always taught me, never put or say anything on video that pertains to breaking the law, providing your own evidence for them to use to convict you is never a good idea. Another MORR team perfect rescue..!
I cant believe someone would pay almost 100grand us dollars for toyota with 90' tech in it 😂😅 sure, its reliable and 4x4 but literally has nothing more to offer than that.... pos like every toyota
Actually, my favorite dialogue was when the gentlemen said he's been watching for four years and Trevor replied shockingly "FOUR YEARS?" ...and then stopped. What's the matter Trev, didn't want to tell the nice man that y'all only been filming for two and a half? 😏😏
4:33 Lizzy always taking her cat naps to recover from the morning hustle (feeding her cows and horses before sunrise) she's such a hard worker and adorable at the same time.
I don't usually admit that I'm from CT because it's so heavily taxed. I've been watching you for about 5 months. Your crew is AWESOME! On sketchy scale that was a 3.
Well Matt's been in a lot of Git-R-Done/Fab Rat's videos before when they were in the Demo Derbys together and that's been well over 4 years!! ( if there's people that know what I'm talking about.)
The vehicles I've owned with huge fuel tanks actually seem to make it much easier for me to forget to fill up. When I go two weeks without thinking about it it can slip my mind.
this yellow truck have aerodynamics of brick ; but I guess who cares right, its america, fuel is cheaper than water right 😂 im so fooking jealous of your prices, and gun rights ;
I agree with everyone your family employee's included are priceless ! You are living the American dream and we get to ride along with you! I do love the wholesome clean family content you constantly produce with you channel ! Yes protect Lizzy from sketchy situations like this one ! We love her so much she is like the icing on the cake with your tow's! Then you have the Boss as well she is a beauty too!
Thank you so much for always translating on screen the temperature in Fahrenheit into Celsius. It is really helpful, i'm even at last able to remember how the translation works. 60F is a bit chilly (15C) yet 70F is already something else (20C). Learning how to use degrees F with Lizzie, Ed and Jaimee! :)
The only time a Toyota gets towed is when stuck. From my experience, break downs are extremely rare. That 4 Runner looks great in blue. Must be a TRD PRO.
Just bought a 4runner, they do seem bulletproof. A little more power would be nice but it’s not awful. Took it on a long trip and very happy, mpg averaged 20 which was better than we were told.
Now that’s knowing your stuff !!! Good job guys an gals !! My heart was in my mouth but you guys stayed cool and calm with skill and know how. Soooo good to watch 👍
Good to find one of your shows that includes lots of scenery ending in a really scary rescue. So much more enjoyable than the one of you all just talking
Wow!!!! What a great recovery video! I really enjoyed that one. Felt the tension from the rest of the crew through the screen, even though it really didn't look too bad. I can understand that where the 4runner was stuck the bank was fairly steep behind it, but with the morrvair anchoring it there wasn't much to worry about. (Btw, loved how Trevor was so on point with the "we'll get em' out" & "shocking" .. fueling up. Lmao, big fan of that dude) Thanks for the dry humor Trevor!! Love it
im wondering when and if you'll ever get a chance for a guided tour (ride) in the morrvair lol...im betting quite a few people would pay just for the experience of hanging out with the gang doing what they love lol...ive been binging their videos for a week now very entertaining !!!!
Morning all. Love the channel. Just a quick question, not pretending that I know anything but just curious.....why do you not use something like maxtracs when you have vehicles stuck in the mud or sand when you are trying to get them to pop up on top of the ground? Keep up the good work.
It reminds me of a scary moment I had driving on a certain beach for the first time where I was unprepared when discovering the swash zone where the waves had been crashing! A rule Matt and Rudy obviously knew is that vehicles won't roll when facing directly up the slope. Unfortunately the Morrvair didn't have the room to pull it directly up the slope but two very experienced 4WDers seem to have nailed this one! Isn't that right Matt?
“I’ve been watching you guys for four years!”
Matt: do i tell him it’s only been 2?
No I think he said "I have been watching you guys FOR year's"
it has certainly been longer than two years....back when Matt filmed it all himself on his
phone
@@jasonstrout4502 he definitely said 4 years.
@@mattthatsme8799 Their oldest video was March 28 2019, so unless we're splitting hairs, that's about 2 years ago. Getting close to 3, but still 2 -- and definitely not 4
4 years March 2023
Love the channel ! My suggestion: It sometimes isn't clear for the viewer how much time you spend on the road. Maybe you can add an estimation of the 'total trip time' on the screen when arriving on site ? What do you guys think ?
Wonderful idea dude I think they should
Like each call... When Ed is doing the recap.. Roll "total trip time" at the bottom
Great idea dude
Can confirm. We are from Connecticut :-)
Hi there, I used to buy parts from you guys for my B5 Passat. Cheers 🍻
Another reason to buy from FCP, they watch mats!
@@A_Dirrty_Bird Cheers mate, appreciate the support! Assuming the B5 Passat is no more??
@@ianfien7372 we have lurked the channel for a while now! We may or may not have an episode of a series soon that could have used Matts help, very very badly. Even took place not too far away when we were visiting Colorado 😑
@@fcpeuro Yep, RIP 🙏 reflex silver wagon, 2001.5 - 2019.
Good thing you guys go on a lot of rescues or Lizzy would never get any sleep...
I've had the same thought in past videos😊😄🙄😀😂🤣
Power Naps for a hard working girl.
Tactical napping at its best.
I'm up at 4:30am and take a nap after work. If I stopped moving I'm sure I would be like Lizzie.
There videos without lizzy are incomplete
You know it's sketchy when Matt puts Rudy in the customer's car instead of Lizzie. Notice how Matt always fills up when Jaymie comes along... as she is his emergency fuel supply...
Being stranded in the middle of nowhere isn’t scary, but being stranded when your wife is along is a nightmare
Not always they did run out when she was with one time
He knows where his bread is buttered.
Protector, provider instincts kicking in with wife and/or kids along. Rudy doesn’t count he’s has already left the nest. 😀
Lizzy can do that now that she seen just how far and how a vehicle on a tether works on an incline.
Rudy as he stated "had been on and driven through worse" that is why Mat put him in and why he made sure Lizzy could watch. Next time is her turn and she has been at a steep angle once before, i forget which video it was though.
I've watched quite a few of your videos old and new. I'm astonished at what you've learned in just 2 years. You've improved on all of your rescue techniques. You've much improved on your vids. You've improved on all of your vehicles and your rescue equipment as well. It might not mean much to you but I'm very impressed at the accumulation of knowledge you've acquired in the simi-short time you've done all this. It's interesting to see the progression. Keep moving forward and keep savin folks out there.
Kid needs to not turn right to be more parallel to the slope. Idiot.
“Feels fine honestly, I’ve been in worse”
That’s the right guy for the job 😂
I am sure Lizzie has been in worse. Her comments while filming made me laugh.
I was taking my daughter to her prom, driving through Eureka, Utah, when we saw a woman frantically waving for help. She was sobbing. She and her husband were in the military and had been transferred. They were pulling their trailer behind their Jeep, heading for Tooele, Utah. Followed the GPS off-highway and up a box canyon in a spring blizzard. Got stuck. I said I'd go up and rescue them. Had no problem reaching them in my XTerra, but when I turned around I totally forgot that there is always a ditch on the low side of mountain trails like that. Sunk my back wheels into the snow. Ended up hiking back down to the highway with the husband and my FURIOUS daughter, who was wearing her prom dress LOL!
The happiest bunch of guys came and pulled us all out. They were having way too much fun. As well they should. The recovery was $1000. I split the cost with the family who originally got stuck since half the time was spent rescuing my stupid ass. Anyway, that's my daughter's prom night memory. We don't talk about it.
Oh man. Lessons learned at the worst time.
@@Greenhelix5 never follow the GPS. My prom 18 inches of snow had fallen in 24hrs and was blowing as only Southern Utah can.
She will never forget it! On the plus side you didn't have to worry about her coming home compromised it's a win win😂😂
@@ChalkyHonky Compromised? That's a weird term to use..
@@ChalkyHonky Also, not a win for the daughter
Am I the only one that reflexively leans away from the down side of the hill while they're trying to pull these vehicles out of the fire? You guys are amazing!
MATT YOU DEFINITELY HAVE A FAN FROM CONNECTICUT!!!!!!! LIVED HERE MY ENTIRE LIFE!!!!!! LOVE UR SHOW !!!!!xoxoxoxoxoxo keep doing what ur doing so happy to be watching u this morning !!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗😎😎😎😎😎🤪🤪🤪🤪
+1 fans from Keneticutt
And California 👍👍👍👍
im from Naugatuck!
+1 for Connecticut viewer
UT and MI but lived in CT for 25+ years - if that counts!
Yes you have Fans in Connecticut!!! Really want to travel out just to get stuck and meet you guys. Keep up the great work
Or you can just stop by the shop…save you a few bucks so you can purchase some merch! 🧢 👕
2 more fans in CT right here
another here in hartford county!
Another CT fan here, lived in UT 10 years and know much of this terrain, so watching is a little bit of nostalgia for me
Naugatuck, CT
I've seen "the banana" around over the years here in Utah, and would love to meet you guys-but preferably not because I end up having to be a client. LOVE the channel. I think watching these recoveries is not only great entertainment but helps remind me of what NOT to do. It kind of helps keep me out of that category.
I have to admit I have sought out some of the areas you've been to for recoveries because they look fun but I think it balances...
Yes I'm from CT and I love watching your shows I've been a fan from day one good work guys are the best
im from connecticut a firefighter and an Aircraft mechanic on corporate jets, love watching your videos after a long day wrenching on aircraft. appreciate the content and the wholesomeness from the entire crew. if you love your job are you really working? be safe and work smarter not harder!
Hey, I'm in Connecticut. I spent years doing geology work in that area. Love your channel. Great combination of off-roading plus great scenery!
My dad's a (retired) chemist/geologist/metallurgist. We surveyed all over Montana when I was a kid and then ended up in Utah when I was between 10 and 18. It's such a beautiful state.
“Jack And Diane” was by John Mellencamp . Titanic was Jack and Rose .
Exactly what I was going to say!
I'm 90% sure that's the joke Matt's making.
As long as it's not HI JACK
That's true. Jack and Diane were sucking on chili dogs outside the Tastyfreeze. It was a little ditty 🤪
If you're able to correct anyone with the exact line, in the exact move, word for word, scene and emotional state at that moment........smh you spend entirety much time in front of the TV.
The outside world is more dramatic, a better movie..
That used to be my family’s land! The Lone Ranger was filmed there also
We are fans from CT who have never been to Hurricane, Utah but have had Hurricanes come to us. Our two year old can correctly identify Jeep’s in parking lots because of your show. He also starts yelling “pull” at the appropriate moment which is of course just so adorable! Keep up the good work!
That was one of the best recoveries I seen you do because your film editing is getting much better, as you're adding in other interesting views from the drone and both rigs. Well done boys !
and the "wait for it" was great
YOU ARE RIGHT. GOOD JOB !
I couldn't agree more, the vibe to this video was on point.
Don't forget the ladies as well...
I noticed the big step up in production quality on this one. The montage on the trail on the way out to the 4runner was unbelievable. Great stuff.
Hey Matt, you really have a great instinctive sense of car balance on steep inclines.
MATT!! Good catch! A lady who goes on the trails and enjoys it.......with the bonus of she likes deer hunting!? 🏆
Seriously you guy's seem like very good people. I truly enjoy your videos.
Seeing those pups run and enjoy themselves is a bonus also.
Great videos!
Keep'em coming!
Guy said "Been watching for 4years"
Channel only been going for 2years
😂😂😂😂😂
He’s a stalker 🤷♂️
Great video made my day 😊
I think he meant been watching “for years” but Trevor hear “four years”
Pretty impressive how the Moorvair pulls stuff out , made that rescue look easy for the conditions..
@Iron *Fe* rudy’s muscles too
Failed the pull in my opinion.
It was a noisy anchor attached to a Toyota.
Now let's talk about those 1500 different commands shouted......Wo wo wo,,Stop,that's good,no no no,keep pulling!! No wonder Matt got out to ask Rudy's opinion😂🤣
It’s the rope not the car. The car helps to get to these places but the rope does the majority of the work.
@Iron *Fe* did I say anything about this job? I know how kinetic and static ropes work. I use kinetic,dynamic and static ropes daily in my line of work
@Iron *Fe* not true that the vehicle is what’s doing the work it’s the speed and rebound of the energy that makes the stuck vehicle get moving. The recovery vehicle could be anything that will get to where you need it to be. You could use horses if you had enough of them to create enough energy to “pop” the vehicle and get it moving
The sound of that Corvair under load is pure music to my ears. Could listen to that all day! Love your Chanel. Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍
I absolutely love your show. The relationship you have with your oldest son and family is just incredible. Actually, you are all 1 big family to us! God bless you guys for such clean entertainment which is just so hard to find anymore.
I agree.. I hope it's a true in life as in pictures.
You know your wife is awesome when she declares the reason she is going with you is to see if the Deer are moving in preparation of hunting season.
I've been holding off watching for like 6 months only to be able to go hard with the binge-watching of MORR! And I love it! You guys are blessed, to have an adventurous job with great people, its good of ya'll to share it with us :)
This was such a smart pull! It wasn't obvious to me at the beginning, but halfway through I understood the physics and the intent of what they were doing - that was both smart and not nearly as dicey as it looked.
@@jefffarrar7969 - I suspect the thesis was to have the rear come around (if necessary) to avoid the next 10 degrees or whatever it would have taken to really make a rollover possible. Seemed like a pretty good risk hedge to me - although I’m guessing he wasn’t planning on getting even close to the possibility of a rollover (especially with his unbelted son in there). Would be really cool to see all the vectors on one of these rescues!
@@anthonymrskipt9252 yes it will!! highly speculative but it seems the resultant Vector is pointing towards the side of the hill, the ground, so the 4Runner could actually be pressed down on the front axle. Notice when Matt picks up the throttle once it start getting hairy to keep the Toyota pinned down. This is a high skill recovery indeed, I think it was far away from tipping.
@@jefffarrar7969 As someone who doesn't know what they are talking about, I think they should've had the Toyota in 2wd to swing the back down the hill more, straightening it out to reduce the risk of tipping. Now back to my armchair of hindsight.
@@nonconsensualopinion
That only works for limited slip diffs or locking diffs... where both wheels on the axle are driven simultaneously...and act like a go kart, skidding sideways....and this had neither.
Notice that even in 4wd, only the driver's side wheels were spinning uselessly...neither of the passenger side wheels appeared to be getting powered...open diffs relying on electronic wheels braking for "4wd"?
4wd with open diffs on both axles=2wd.
LSD/locker on rear=3wd
LSD/locker on front=4wd
Locking centre diff also engaged= real 4wd.
@@nonconsensualopinion
DVC me
7 hours ago (edited)
Yes this T4R has Multi terrain system (MTS). In 4wd low traction control automatically goes off, set MTS to Sand. Also you can switch A-trac on in Sand mode, which utilizes wheel breaks to control spins for optimal traction. Or just use Crawl control. The spinning wheels at 9:07 on video is showing me is that A-trac is off.
"4 years" or "for years" ? I wonder if Matt have a secret other channel from 2017 ? 🤔
well to be fair the last 2 years of the pandemic has felt like 4 to a lot of us, lol
His channel has not been on TH-cam for 4 years lol
Seriously though, i doth my cap to the editor of this video. The filmography is phenomenal from you guys right now.
Plus how amazing is the Matt and Rudy teamwork!
Stay awesome!!
Pure entertainment
Jamie’s momma bear instincts kicked in to save Rudy
yep she is an awesome mom
And Jaime had shoes on not sandels!!
Might be that her “Auntie” bear instincts were why Rudy was in there rather than Lizzy!
Rudy wasn't able to put the seat belt on, due to the angle. I can understand her concern with a roll over. But they had it. Great recovery.
I love lizzy and Trevor's chemistry. They go so well together. Equally as goofy and love to laugh and have fun.
Lizzy to Trevor, "wow you're flexible" 😂
Yea! I couldn't agree more. Trevor is the serious kind of goofy person. He looks and sounds serious but can goof around, no shame what so ever.
Lizzy is the super happy almost childish and you hit the nail on the head, their chemistry is insanely good!
What a beautiful 4Runner, glad to see he’s really using it as intended.
Yep, hope he doesn't stop after that close call
@@windriver72 everyone has to start somewhere
Man, the Moorvair sounds awesome during the pull. Powerful beast!
yeah that does have a nice rattle doesn't it?
I'v heard of land yachts but this One sounds like a tug boat in action, and I mean that as a compliment....
"So we got a call ... " always brings a smile to my face when I see the notification for this channel
Matt , the Flowmaster, Hushpower mufflers on the Morrvair sound fantastic under load.
You built a fantastic tow recovery rig !
Jayme I would have been a ball of nerves too if that had been one of my sons in that vehicle. Matt it just dawned on me why you always stop to get snacks at a gas station. You are worried you are going to run out of gas and not have any food to survive on. But what I don't understand is why you don't top off the tank while you are there so you don't run out 🤣🤣🤣. Just kidding Matt 😁😂💞
Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕
Beautiful scenery and wonderfully edited. Expertly executed recovery. From the recovery itself to the final touches of editing you have an amazing crew. Just incredible. Absolutely love you guys. Keep safe and God bless.
Hope you take it OK, but your wife is a hor chick. Just has that all around attractive appeal. It seems to drizzle down to the younger chick. Just say'n. A friend told me and I'm just passing it on.
A pilot once told me "The only time you have too much fuel...is when your on fire". Lol!
That was epic! The Drone footage especially!
Great to see Jamie on another recovery!
80’s mean cooler temps 😂 It does when it’s been 105 degrees
Great video and it did look sketchy ❤️🐞
We had a couple of 100+ days and they were ready to send in the National Guard.
@@Mumblix - 🤣
I wish that TH-cam had a button for more than a like. Your videos never disappoint me, thanks for all your team.
That TRD Pro has a locking rear diff, which doesn't seem to be engaged, and A-Trac which when engaged essentially locks the front. Pushing those two buttons would have made a world of difference, with all four wheels receiving power.
doesn't it have crawl control too?
Beat me to it. No rear diff lock engaged to help.
I don't think the 4runners have locking rear diff to be honest, the new Tundra will, and the Tacoma does.
Crawl control alone once it was turned probably would have gotten it out of there
@@bettysmith4527 the regular 4 runners don't, the TRD PRO version does I believe
The image quality is beyond excellent and I'm loving the action shots panning, altitude down and moving with the moving vehicle, did you get new camera? The setups for these truly impressive shots convey where you are and what you are up against. Matt is Zen like in his approach and does not show fear in the completion of these extraction and is analytical in know ing what is going to happen before it does and has already worked his next steps and efficiently gets it done. One thought though, Trevor is to need to eat more if he is going to continue spending all his time cross training in the sand hills.
I sit at a desk all day and hate my job and these guys get to do this fun stuff all day. I'm jealous.
Someone needs to start the Dictionary of MOOR terms starting with "Jack and Dianne" and then "Keneticutt"...😁
Sounds like a job for a guy named Gerry.
Almost... More like "Kinetic-it" They are going to kinetic it out of there. Slang is fun.
"Jack & Diane : John Mellancamp !!!
I feel like not nearly enough people understood Trevor's "my sock was just in the sand" comment. That made me laugh so hard!
Trevor is a nut but you can't argue with his logic.
L.M.A.O
THATS RIGHT!
Just curious how you knew how many people understood the comment.
@@TJ-sp4gy it was an observation based on the lack of comments about it
@@linesanraman7974 Ok if they didn't comment means they didn't get it?
I live most of the year down here in Baja California, Mexico. Definitely lots of sand. I’ve been using your videos to make help keep me and my Wrangler out of trouble in the desert and on the beach…thanks for the education.
Love those 4 runners though. If I had any less self control I’d have one.
Edit ~ I’m from Wallingford Connecticut but currently live in Boston.
It's an awesome truck and I love TF out of mine.
Ugh…. Just cleared my debt. Don’t make me trade in hand me down Mazda CX-5. Car prices are way over priced currently anyways so I’d probably want to wait a bit.
I do hope you guys are enjoying your though.
meh, prefer the land cruisers and earlier gen 4runners, wife drives a 2017 4runner and i have 3 landcruisers, 99,89 and 64 and two 4runners, 99 and 87, i prefer the 99's in both the landcruiser and 4runner and tend to drive those the most....to many electronics in the newer ones and they're just so much easier to modify, maintain and repair...but hey, do what you like, great thing about most toyotas is you can't really go wrong barring a few years here and there with frame problems.
@Snargfargle i have 6 toyotas, 3 land cruisers, 2 4runners and a tacoma, all of them have over 200k miles on them and all of them are still bulletproof and i wouldn't hesitate to drive them cross country and back tomorrow....i used to drive jeeps but i was spending so much money in larger repairs and just keeping them on the road that i could never mod them to my desires, started spending more up front to get into the toyotas and never looked back, they all are modded to exactly how i want them and was only able to do that because they never required more than basic maintenance, the wife has a 2017 4runner but that only has 35k on the clock but look forward to a decade or two of her driving that with little to no issue as well....it's amazing to think that my favorite vehicles are 20 years old and still running and driving like new.
Love my v8 4th gen 4Runner
So no jerry cans which some people recommended means the light finally went off in Matts head and he remembers to fuel now Good Deal LOL!
It was sketchy for some but Matt and Rudy have experience and skill…fun to watch!👏🏻
Hey Matt, my dad always taught me, never put or say anything on video that pertains to breaking the law, providing your own evidence for them to use to convict you is never a good idea. Another MORR team perfect rescue..!
Haha lizzy is the one with the proper footwear for the job! Always wear your boots at work!
I cant believe someone would pay almost 100grand us dollars for toyota with 90' tech in it 😂😅 sure, its reliable and 4x4 but literally has nothing more to offer than that.... pos like every toyota
Actually, my favorite dialogue was when the gentlemen said he's been watching for four years and Trevor replied shockingly "FOUR YEARS?" ...and then stopped. What's the matter Trev, didn't want to tell the nice man that y'all only been filming for two and a half? 😏😏
Trevor definitely showed some restraint there!
I hate using the term "to be fair", but the last 2 years years have definitely felt like 4.
4:33 Lizzy always taking her cat naps to recover from the morning hustle (feeding her cows and horses before sunrise) she's such a hard worker and adorable at the same time.
Commenting from Connecticut, 203 represent
I don't usually admit that I'm from CT because it's so heavily taxed. I've been watching you for about 5 months.
Your crew is AWESOME! On sketchy scale that was a 3.
I don't like to admit it either, but another fan from keneticit.
Another Connecticutter here. Love the channel.
3 out of 5, or 3 out of 10? Lol
Here in Central Connecticut.
Do any of you know ken Kaniff?
Whooo what a video!!! Way to Go MORR Team!!! 😎 Guess the next recovery vehicle won't be called the Pineapple 🍍
I’ve been watching you guys for four years. Wait a minute you guys have only been making videos for two years 🤣
Well Matt's been in a lot of Git-R-Done/Fab Rat's videos before when they were in the Demo Derbys together and that's been well over 4 years!!
( if there's people that know what I'm talking about.)
@@skeetermcswagger0U812 No, the Fab Rats channel is only one year old, even younger than Matt's channel.
As another has already pointed out, 4 years or for years?
The vehicles I've owned with huge fuel tanks actually seem to make it much easier for me to forget to fill up. When I go two weeks without thinking about it it can slip my mind.
Thanks for posting always watch entertaining would love to know approximately price for recovery
Hahaha! Rudy REALLY wanted that seat belt to work!!! This episode was fun! Thxs!
That Corvair is a beast. Dragging a fully loaded 4 runner though knee deep loose sand. Wow.
Uphill!
It is a great vehicle but tires and air pressure have alot to do with it. The same exact vehicle wouldnt do squat with shitty tires
6liter
@@neilvetter662 it’s actually a 5.3 if I remember correctly.
I'm from Connecticut and also a fan of 4Runners which is why i clicked on this video!
5:12 editing was top notch. Ariel drone footage, music, and off-roading-badass!
I was about to comment that the production on this is freakin network TV ffs!
Tucker's edited this? Wow, really good job! Always fun to watch this cast of talented, smart, fun characters... Love TeamMORR!💛
this yellow truck have aerodynamics of brick ; but I guess who cares right, its america, fuel is cheaper than water right 😂 im so fooking jealous of your prices, and gun rights ;
“It was sketchy.” Jaimie, I trust your intuition.😅
The real reason Jack let himself drown, was because he was tired of hearing Rose aka"Diane" complain about being cold.
I think her name was Rose, in the movie at least. :)
@@ffiiichipdeaton8132 yes, that rings a bell, I think you are correct.
Love seeing the affection in Matt's eyes when Jamie said it's sketchy
I agree with everyone your family employee's included are priceless ! You are living the American dream and we get to ride along with you! I do love the wholesome clean family content you constantly produce with you channel ! Yes protect Lizzy from sketchy situations like this one ! We love her so much she is like the icing on the cake with your tow's! Then you have the Boss as well she is a beauty too!
Wow! Those side hill rescues really demonstrate the skill and experience required to do it safely! The customers were smart to call MORR!
Thank you so much for always translating on screen the temperature in Fahrenheit into Celsius. It is really helpful, i'm even at last able to remember how the translation works. 60F is a bit chilly (15C) yet 70F is already something else (20C). Learning how to use degrees F with Lizzie, Ed and Jaimee! :)
That was beautiful how you got got that 4 runner out 👍
Really enjoyed today’s show 👏
That was one of the slickest recoveries I have watch these guys do.
Toyota Seatbelts!! Don't get me started!!!
The only time a Toyota gets towed is when stuck. From my experience, break downs are extremely rare. That 4 Runner looks great in blue. Must be a TRD PRO.
it need a bigger tire to run on those road
Cavalry Blue TRD Pro 4 Runner.
@@jefferi78 Toyota uses junk OEM tires.
Just bought a 4runner, they do seem bulletproof. A little more power would be nice but it’s not awful. Took it on a long trip and very happy, mpg averaged 20 which was better than we were told.
@@johnhalter7287 I like mine a lot except for the OEM tires. The power is good after 5000 miles.
Just moved out of Connecticut, wouldn't recommend living there lol
Lucky you, probably got sick of dumb, rich, liberal idiots that think they know it all?
same
@@KevinHuff23 yeah, state just kept getting worse and worse. New Hampshire is my savior for now
@@mrspookypoo727 Congratulations brother, enjoy the natural beauty and constitutional freedoms that New Hampshire allows!
Ct isn't real.
Rudy Cutie, 🥰
Have your Daddy spend a few bucks on you and get some Braces for your teeth. Do it now,,, You are So Handsome.
Did Trevor ever get that raise?
Have a good weekend my friend!👍🏻
They raised him with the fork truck.
in a manner of speaking
You guys make stuff look so easy.. even when it looks insane. Awesome work, and stay safe!
watching all these vids I never understood why people take vehicles that aren't setup for off roading off roading lol
Now that’s knowing your stuff !!! Good job guys an gals !! My heart was in my mouth but you guys stayed cool and calm with skill and know how. Soooo good to watch 👍
Love how they always add a shot of Lizzy sleeping haha.
Good to find one of your shows that includes lots of scenery ending in a really scary rescue. So much more enjoyable than the one of you all just talking
Can Lizzie fall asleep anywhere?
Great channel guys. I love watching the chemistry that the group has.
Wow!!!! What a great recovery video! I really enjoyed that one. Felt the tension from the rest of the crew through the screen, even though it really didn't look too bad. I can understand that where the 4runner was stuck the bank was fairly steep behind it, but with the morrvair anchoring it there wasn't much to worry about. (Btw, loved how Trevor was so on point with the "we'll get em' out" & "shocking" .. fueling up. Lmao, big fan of that dude) Thanks for the dry humor Trevor!! Love it
Is this the same trail you all went to when the fam went slot canyon hiking? Looks familiar. God Bless Matt & fam!
I was holding my breath thinking I was gonna help it not roll over LOL That was scary!!!
Perhaps carry some empty bags to fill with sand to put on the 'high' side?
This channel should be called Matt's Nail Biter Off Road recovery! Wow, this is real edge of your seat stuff and Matt just eats it up!
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So yeah another 65k suv... who doesn't know how to back down a hill GG
Matt you guys rock it!! love how you just figure out the angle and out it comes. Love all the videos.
Loving the new music editor!
im wondering when and if you'll ever get a chance for a guided tour (ride) in the morrvair lol...im betting quite a few people would pay just for the experience of hanging out with the gang doing what they love lol...ive been binging their videos for a week now very entertaining !!!!
I love the music and editing in this one soo much !!!!
Holy Cowbunga!! RESPECT!! Usually it's Lizzie who gets the "short straw" On these (near roll overs) Great job.
Without a seatbelt on, that would be pretty bad if it rolled.
Morning all. Love the channel. Just a quick question, not pretending that I know anything but just curious.....why do you not use something like maxtracs when you have vehicles stuck in the mud or sand when you are trying to get them to pop up on top of the ground? Keep up the good work.
It reminds me of a scary moment I had driving on a certain beach for the first time where I was unprepared when discovering the swash zone where the waves had been crashing! A rule Matt and Rudy obviously knew is that vehicles won't roll when facing directly up the slope. Unfortunately the Morrvair didn't have the room to pull it directly up the slope but two very experienced 4WDers seem to have nailed this one! Isn't that right Matt?
Good job Rudy. I’ve watched the Chanel a while now and I’ve seen your grow with knowledge in your field. Keep up the good work team