Rolled Jeep On The Mountain (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2022
- Here's the second part of the recovery. This is pulling it up the hill and onto the road. It was way more hassle than the video makes it look. My crew did amazing and I'm proud to call them my friends. Thank you everyone for watching and supporting us.
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Thanks for all of your time and effort. This video took this 61 year old man back to the 1970’s and an F500 Ford with a 550 Holmes Split Boom wrecker body. Doing recoveries in the high Sierra. After 46 years as a welder fabricator and fitter along with a couple serious on the job injuries. Your videos are about the closest I can get to the past great times. Forever thankful to you and your awesome crew, can’t thank you enough!!!
I'm 79-1/2 now, and reliving the crap I used to do in the 60s and 70s, and yes even into the 80s and 90s.... what? the 90s are now 30 years ago? Where in the hell has the time gone??? Never thought, I would be a TH-cam viewer, not ever... and now, it is a priority each morning to start my day.
@@johncraig406 Yeah this was a good start to the day for sure. I'm 71 & still doing 24hr road service for the truckers in SE Idaho & Wyoming.
The high sierra! Gods country!!
@@nzsaltflatsracer8054 My ability to continue working ended in a violent incident, when a Semi tractor Bobtail, had a brake failure, RR wheel ABS link was left undone, Driver slammed on the brakes hard, the bobtail semi did a 90* left turn and merged me and my motorcycle into the center Median wall... my employer kept me on the job for 18 months so that I could get my 80 points of Seniority and Time in Service, retired me at 67 permanently. :( I was not ready to quit, but my body no longer obeys what I want it to do.
Would love to hear some of the stories you could tell ,everyday I think of a new question I wish I could ask my grandfather . he was a ww2 vet of the 5th infantry division, and was on a railroad recovery crew for 40 years setting railcars and engine's back on track . If you got grandkids I hope they see you as the hero I seen mine as.
Great teamwork! Careful planning and experience definitely paid off in the smooth recovery 🙂👍
Staten Island style
It takes a crew with BRASS BALLS to recover a jeep that no one else could...!!!
Great job guys...!!!!
And Mike has the BIGGEST for steering that thing outa there!
Thank you for the recovery and cleaning up the hillside. These kind of wrecks are what gives the anti off road guys plenty of ammunition. Getting this mess cleaned up in such a professional way is awesome to watch.
This is insane type of off-road recovery! Rory is so knowledgeable his technical know how amazes me. Good job Rory and crew! Keep up the good work.🤙
It’s impressive when a group of guys who know what they’re doing and think alike solve problems. Thanks.
🍻 Good on ya communicating, listening to each other's ideas, etc.
Thank you for the detail on how you pulled this off. A wonderful choreograph so well done. I learn a lot watching this project. You guys make the impossible look easy.
Fantastic job, guys! Make a plan, work together, solve the obstacles, adapt and overcome!
Once again you take on a very difficult recovery and bring your audience along on the adventure. There might be others who can do what you do but you're the stand alone only one who captures it all on video. Freaking nice job under seriously tough conditions. Your entire crew deserves credit.
Muito bom trabalho
Rory, Sean, Mike, Justin, you guys make one HELL of a team! I know that wasn't an easy project, but you made it look "fairly" easy. Great planning and awesome execution. VERY interesting series of videos. Thanks for taking us along.
18:31 this young man is going to be a big help i can already tell. He is willing to get his hands a little dirty to help and his editing is a nice addition. Im stoked Rory every1 on the team feels like a solid A+
Awesome explanation of different tools and techniques for different jobs. I wondered why you were just about the only person not going on about Yankum ropes and now I know. I giggled at the end when he popped the door open and immediately shut it again without getting the keys.
Yeah, the kinetic ropes and big yanks are the right thing for popping trucks out of sand, but not for dragging broken jeeps over rocks!
Rory is correct that slow and steady on the mountainside is the way for this kind of recovery.
But it was unlocked at that point. Up until it auto locks again, if that rig does that. Mine will autolock after a few minutes so you better do the pat check for your keys!!
This was whole days of work (I guess), with only 1 recovery, and that's the reason for not taking out the 4-wheeler as well (?) What an awesome video. I'm so very glad you now have also help in the 'YT-department' of Mohab Motorsports :p Now Rory can film more, and 'Trail Mater' can share more of the crazy work of trail recoveries.
The graphics, the text, the drone-view, 'talk-us-through'... It was a pleasure to watch all of you. Thank you.
Now wait for the 'Internet-people' to blame you for scratching the paint-job of that Jeep. :D :D :D
I wondered about the 4 wheeler and clean up alsp as well
Oh blame ?? Do you mean just like you mentioning how he didnt talk us through some of the footage
@@erikrobles5727 What? I did not suggest anything of the sort. The 'blame' comment was a attempt to be funny, since the paint job is at the bottom of the list to worry about on such a job. But I'll bet 'Internet people' would pick on it anyhow...
@@erikrobles5727 I think you may have misunderstood the comment part written as "talk us through". The quotated part was in reference to the drone footage and other aspects that 'did' assist in 'talking us through'. A little quick to jump there bud.
Again a great recovery guys also good explanation about when , why and why not using kynethick ropes completely understandable for this 65 years old dutch boy. 👍
Nice job well done 👍
Addaway blokes nice recovery. The Trailmater Team doin Trail blazin work !! New bloke on the team lookin like he just got straight to work....nice! Always hard to decide if and when to bring on a new team member. BIG thumbs up from me. P.S Betcha ya all had a ball doin that one.
Rory you are going to have to get some new snach blocks designed for the new synthetic ropes
Love your video’s
Wow, the Pucker factor was up there on that one. Mike did a great job driving it out, Sean with all the climbing up and down, not to mention doing some camera work too. And welcome to Justin with some good spotting and filming Sean filming you. :D It all comes together. Great Job Rory. Thank you for bringing us along, I wish I could have been there to help. God Bless you all.
I am just literally in awe by all the rigging,snatch work, and rebuilding of components and parts of vehicles for you to get them from off the trail,back to rolling on the trail, out to pavement again,and being able to film it from all these angles it's making us feel like we're right there with you guys. You could almost make an IMAX recovery movie out of it!!
I'm glad you got your truck unlocked. What a sinking feeling seeing those keys on the wrong side of a locked door. As some has suggested, get a key from the dealer that just unlocks the door. Or carry an extra on Trailmater. I know you don't think of that until after the fact. Been there! Two great videos, you guys work so well together, like a well oiled machine and have some fun along the way. Always enjoy a video from you. Stay safe and GOD bless
This was the most enjoyable recovery I've seen yet. Very satisfying watching the success of each strategy and the coordinated effort. Thanks Rory ! (and the crew). 👍😎
That was a job for mountain goats, seemed almost straight up. I love Shawn's idea of a brake test: "wobble around a little". I took some heat with me to Alaska for bear protection, wound up more likely to need it for robbers and thieves as it turned out. The team is growing, that's awesome! Rory's at it again with the geometry. I like Rory's way of doing things, calm and controlled.
I may have watched this when it first came out, but it's nice watching an "old" Trail Mater video. You guys haven't done a rescue like this one in a while. I enjoy watching ALL of your videos. Thanks for making them.
Ya know, it’s funny when a 79 year old man holds his breath watching four thinkers make it happen. Credit the camera’s and the editing that made this fun to watch! Thanks for posting!
From a viewer perspective, I really appreciate how you take time to explain the process and equipment in the midst of the chaos. This may be the best vid yet.
Great job on a challenging recovery, guys! Rory, you've put together an excellent team...the addition of Justin to the crew shows in the extra camera work and better editing. Keep up the good work. 👍
This is why I keep watching your videos. So much more professional than.... Others.... Great job, guys
An amazing recovery in a very scenic area. The teamwork, the safety precautions, the breaks to check the rigging and to rest a bit, the video takes from various perspectives, all in all, this is the best recovery video I have seen. Great job, Rory and team.
Great video! This could have been 3 times longer, it was a cool "glued to the screen" kinda addiction LOL! Loved it! Thanks for bringing us along and good job getting it up there, take it to Robby Layton and he can do a build on it, call it the Rolled mountain madness! Ha Ha!
Love the idea
Excellent work. Only little scratches and pokes with a little blood. Everyone is healthy. Jeep is off the mountain
I just love the guy in the black shirt. I think his name was Mike. Calm, quiet, capable. You can see his brain never stops playing out scenarios and options. Good man to have in a pinch. Well done to the entire team.
Mike was in red. Sean in black.
Not only do we get awesome recovery action but the beauty of mother nature.
Blood and sweat equity all in one recovery! As you mentioned, boring is better in this type of recovery. Kept on thinking gravity was going to win again if the team made one wrong move.
What a fantastically difficult and fun recovery team Rory, I see you nearly had two jeeps to recover when you turned yours around 😰😂. Keep up the good work buddy.
Best part at the end locking keys in the truck Lol 🤣😂 classic 😆
Thank you!!! Rory
Good job Rory and crew. Cant wait to meet you and the crew at the 1st. annual wrecker games at Sandy Hollow next month.
An epic job and an excellent, instructive video. Congratulations team!
Green jeep sounding a little like an unhappy Chewbacca when you repositioned it.
That's a lot of recovery experience working there. Ya'll did a great job by keeping everyone else working on the recovery informed of what was going and what wasn't going.
Very good advice on the fixed vs kinetic recovery.
No ego's just everyone with same objective working as a TEAM. One of the best videos so far, keep up the good work guys. 👍✌👍✌
"The Ramp" is a frequent star. Coolness!
That shots are amazing. You are keeping better and better Rory.
Difficult retrieval preformed well to the plan and most importantly safely by the whole team well done.
My father was a World War II Army trained mechanic and truck driver. He had amazing stories of vehicle repairs and recoveries under dire conditions.
I live in Butler, Pa. Which is home of the invention. Bantam didn't nearly have room to build them. Ford and Willis made probably a few million. Bantam made just under 2500
You guys do a Nice Job I’m from Michigan been 4 wheeling for 35 years your work is mind blowing unbelievable
This was one heck of an adventure. Thank you Rory and crew for the excellent videos.
That's a hell of a recovery! Well done guys!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Excellent recovery👍
Tip of the hat to you and your team for doing a very hairy recovery and making it look easy. Glad you all made it out safely with a minimal loss of blood. And no bears!
Outstanding job guys, and you made it look a lot easier than I was expecting it to be. I's forgotten about the keys, and wondered what Rory was doing with the truck antenna. That was some lateral thinking repurposing the antenna as a Slim Jim. Is that a sign of a miss spent youth? ;-)
Nope, just a lot of practice. Rory locks his keys in the truck almost as much as Matt runs out of gas. 😄😄
This was not an easy recocery, but much needed. Thank you for cleaning up the mess others were unable to tackle.
Hey Rory & Crew !! Great recovery as Robby will be down to look at that for sure !! HAHA 🙃😉🤔🤔 Thanks for taking the time & effort to video ALL the recovery !! 🙃😛🤗🤭😵🤠😎
What's the orange tag? // I'm with you, Rory. Slow and smooth is the way to go. All the intelligent thinking workers you have as crew is excellent, too.
Great recovery you guys glad to see the end results was a great recovery and no one got hurt...👍👍👍
Experience really paid off hauling that jeep out of there. Great job.
Rory, sometimes it's not that a person knows more, but that they might have a little different perspective on the task at hand. 😎 A half a century ago, as a rookie machinist-die repairman, if I had a problem, I would ask 3 or 4 different people what they would do. I always got 3 or 4 different answers, so I just put them all together and used the parts I thought made the most sense. Half a century!😱
Well Rory and crew, you guys are literally the best of the best, hands down. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING recovery, thank you for sharing it w/ us.
Another awesome job... Thx again for the ride along and *Keeping It Real !!!* 😎👍 Damn I wish I had a job like that... next life💀🌹
Good crew work! Labor intensive on an incline makes it tiring.💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Another great recovery using safe and effective methodology and not trying to make a 'good TH-cam video.' Also thank you for explaining your approach and how you are thinking the job through. Keep the Trail Mater, the gang and those cameras rolling.
Job Well Done. You are fortunate to have such a good crew. Carry On Sirs!
A wonderful job, really interesting watching what you do and how you do it. Thanks again for taking me along. Looking forward to the next one.
Nice and steady gets it done...in a world of stupid deadline TV shows it's nice to see some blokes enjoying themselves and just getting it done in a timely fashion..you must have some kick ass batteries for your winches..(if I don't run my engine mine don't last long when winching)...nicely done lads...looking fwd to the next one
What a fantastic 2-part video journal of a very difficult recovery. Hats off to you and your crew. Yeah, loved the split screen as well
Excellent recovery good job Rory and the crew.
Just when I thought, "now for a good outro", we got it! Looking good guys.
Ah, the old antennae through the door jamb trick. You should get an air wedge but it would probably be in the truck with the keys. Nice to have electric door locks. Cool technical recovery and video. Definitely showing you and your teams' talents. Well done.
Your comment, Matt, about the air wedge made me laugh…out loud! Thanks!
The jeep took literally seconds to get down there and created a mess that you guys had to tackle the job that others said could not be done. Congrats on proving them wrong with simple smarts and determination.
Well Rory taught me something I never new about the orange tag🤷♂️😁
That was the perfect recovery you guys didn't miss a beat. Good job👍
Well that was an epic recovery, which must have been what you were looking for when you asked around about any long-abandoned wrecks that needed to be pulled out of parklands. I came back eagerly for Part 2. Nice video shooting and editing with picture-in-picture to show both ends of the pulling simultaneously.
Team work makes the dream work another great recovery guys .
Cracked me up. Look it up, back in the late 60's early 70's there was a commic character named Mr Natural. His mantra was use the right tool for the drive...lol
Loved both parts of this recovery. Looking forward to the 4-wheeler. Great explanation of why you used the hardware you chose. You guys are absolutely pros at what you do. I agree that the picture in picture shots were great. We definitely need more of that.
What a pull, that was incredible work. I think you guys used all your tools in your tool box plus the aerial door opener lol. Bloody awesome!
So fun to watch guys! Keep up the good work! Love seeing how you guys rigged everything up!
Another lesson in thoughtful team work recovery on a steep incline with thorns and brush. You made it look hassle free.
You've hit 90K! ... (Wasn't it somewhere in the 80's, last video upload?) You know Rory - It's not just the videography and editing that makes your uploads so appealing lately - It's watching the teamwork of three men who possess an extensive knowledge of so many different mechanical aspects of trail repair and recovery. You and your crew rescued that Jeep without blazing a path with a chainsaw and axes, through the native flora - which is yet another highly commendable thing to mention...
In the beginning and throughout the video, as the vehicles were moving through the surrounding native plants - The popping / crackling noises 'could' be considered a type of 'ASMR', which is probably another reason this video was so enjoyable... on a subconscious level perhaps? Like sitting by a campfire, zoning out - Relaxing *and* entertaining at the same time.
As a suggestion - Please consider having a white and/or black vinyl silhouette (window decal) of your tow rig and TH-cam channel made to offer them for sale on your merch distribution site.
One last thing to mention is to commend you for the *design* of your trailer - especially the tongue section. If there were a way to rate videos, this one would definitely get another 👊👊👊👊👊
Ooooo....picture in picture! Things are gettin' fancy up in here y'all!
Yet again, impressed by your endeavors.
Wow! That Jeep WAS literally brand new too! This is why we can't have nice things!
Probably one of my favorite videos of Rorys so far intense the whole time lol
Rory having a pistol on his hip makes me feel safe in my mansion.
Wow that was what I would call a Magnum recovery!!!
We’ll done everyone using all the right tools in a not so friendly environment!!!
Thanks for sharing 🙏.
Good job Lotta work but ya gotter done! Thanks for sharing your adventures!
Slow is smooth, smooth is steady, steady is fast. Great job
That job look like it was fun hard work but fun don't know why but it just appeals to me this is by far the best video that's ever came out of this channel I have no other option but to give it a thumbs up
Yay part dos
Buenos
"..way more hassle than..."it looks??? And it looks pretty bad! Working on that slop, even if it were clear, would be a hassle. Dealing with all that brush would be a hassle even on flat ground! You guys are experts at manipulating your vehicles. I think this is a pretty incredible recovery, one of the toughest I've ever seen.
Wow, my Hats off to you Guys. That was one tough pull. Great Job.👍 you have put together a Great Crew. After this one, I think y’all could do just about anything that comes before you. I really like your Truck and Trailer you Built. It’s nothing but Bad Ass.👍👍👍
You guys have outdone yourselves with this one - and the video is near perfection! Thank you for taking us along on probably the absolute best recovery I've seen!
nice recovery. good editing and camera work. you guys tell an easy-to-follow story.
Thank you for helping keep our wild places clean.
Great video!!!! One of the best recoveries on TH-cam. Keep up the great work
Totally PROFESSIONAL and safe. BOSS recovery as usual Sir. You guys rock.
Great team work. This job involved blood, sweat, and knowhow.
my heart is pounding like crazy .....i tought you guys will get kill on this jobs ....but you did it ... awesome works guys
Excellent Job of editing!!
Split screen is a cool addition along with the explanation of controls in trail Mator.
Mikes view from in the jeep would have been cool though for next time.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! That was fantastic, glad you were able to pull that Jeep out. Another amazing job by you and the crew!
Lots of work! Well done!
you guys are great, justin, mike, sean, and rory: i love the show!
Always enjoy the vids..just for the scenery if nothing else..but the brain power to get the jeep up and out is awesome. Always enjoy watching show.. always enjoy the crew and the interactions..great as always