@@emptyfish8992 it is...there's a lot of manual labor that goes into some of these that they aren't showing in the videos, largely because it would just be boring to watch. Not to mention, as someone who works in the low Arizona desert, I can say that digging in sand in 110 degree heat is exhausting in minutes for people who aren't used to it.
You know it’s the little things that just go a long way… understanding that you have an international audience and putting the temperature in both units is just wow. Thank you so much
not attacking you but if you dont know both metric and "standard" measurements and cant convert between the 2 thats just dumb - that said the "standard" system is only standard in the us so i can see why you wouldnt understand it if youve never been here.
ScandalingShadows No one outside of the US needs to know imperial units. Same way you don‘t need to speak a second language because everyone speaks English anyway.
@@scandalingshadows You are attacking him by calling him dumb. Furthermore, here in the U.S.A we use the "imperial" measurements, not standard. Know your terminology.
The whole crew is a good example of being gracious during trying times and difficult days. I have my times when things are a crap-tastic day and after watching you guys for a while I am being more patient. I've been working on that for over 20 years and with the idiocy and stupidity in these days, you guys are a good example. Oh, I love seeing drivelines spin and suspensions work. Cathartic as can be for me.
One of the MANY reason I love this channel is that there is a continuous stream of new material, and every vid captures me from start to finish. The people on this channel are sooo "easy" to watch...THANK YOU MATT'S
I love how often yall upload. With my disabilities this is the closest I've been able to get to the places I love in the last year and a half. And yall are a great crew to tag along with. Big props and thanks again for keeping up with the frequent uploads!
It is awesome to be able to use TH-cam to explore and see places that may not be accessible to everyone! Especially seeing it from a "normal" persons point of view and not Hollywood. 👍
@@craighearn747 the crew can say what they like about rzrs but a friend of mine that's a quadriplegic just got a polaris ranger set up with hand controls and I'm looking forward to getting one of my own when I can finally afford it in a few years. There are definitely some options to get us back in the wilderness within reason.
@@Complete.cyclepath You should take a look at JerryRigEverythings channel he created a "not a wheelchair" for his wife who's disabled so she could get to more places, he's a great guy and might be able to help you out with something! Good luck brother hope you get to doing what you love
Appreciate you putting the weather in Celsius. 41 degrees C is hotter than anything I have experienced. 31 is the hottest day I’ve experienced here in the UK. Only recently discovered your channel and I’m loving it. Thanks and big love and respect, to you all. 🇬🇧
I can't believe Rudy left Trevor behind. Even though his beard has more power than the morrvair and twice the ground clearance, his cooling system is weak. He must of been dying of humid with all that running. Great video guys.
Isn't that mandatory in US? It hurts me seeing it in the scenes. They put a rollcage for safety, but the belt.... no it's for the look..... Remember the Darwin award and so many other ppl who should have had it.....
@@cedrichachez8579 - I never fear they'll do something wrong, but you never know what's going to happen on the roads. People get distracted, fall asleep, cross over the center line,... any number of things can cause an accident. Better safe than sorry.
@@cedrichachez8579 it used to be state by state but I think the federal government pushes states to make it law by withholding federal support if they don't enact certain laws. Im in Colorado, seat belts required but not motorcycle helmets. Also Cell phone use while driving laws are state by state. We can use phone hands free or not just can't text (everyone apparently still does though) I'm only a state away from Utah but I'm not familiar with there state laws. When you cross into a state they have a big welcome to ? State and most often have signs indicating seat belt, motorcycle helmet and cell phone use requirements in that state. Most the other laws are identical. The US is kinda like Europe, each state is almost like a different country making there own laws and requirements as long as they fall within the US constitution. Some states interpret the constitution incorrectly though but I don't want to turn this to political.
Loved the video format today guys, lots of little recoveries packed in to one good video. I really enjoy watching you guys do your jobs with a smile on your face. It must be really comforting to your customers to see you guys show up so confident and happy to help. Thanks for the entertainment and bringing a little more joy in my life.
I'm often amassed at how little that area has been developed over the years. considering I was there is 1973. I like how considerate you and your crew are to each other and prospective clients
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire Rudy is Matt's son and Lizzie is a close family friend. IDK how they met Ed, but I think he's a long time family friend. These people are great, I love them
Can’t even get my dehumidifier to get us below 44%. Your 109 is much more comfortable than our 80. Believe me, I’ve spent time in both. Our temp and humidity likes to have matching numbers. Vacations in the West and Southwest in the summer are actually a relief for us Midwesterners. Love the show and the weather reports good content.
I am impressed with Trevor's running skills. Matt, You have the best crew a person could hope for. Long time watcher and have enjoyed watching Rudy and Lizzy grow with every new recovery vehicle build as well as every recovery they go on. We love your channel and family content👍
Matt should've replied "As much as I'd like to come right back out here and make twice as much money off you, I just don't find this kinda recovery challenging enough to justify the extra time."
Just stumbled across your channel a few days ago and man am I enjoying it. It's great to see an example of someone following their own path unapologetically. I'm 67, my wife and I live up on a little farm 8400 ft in the Andes of Ecuador in an earthbag house we built. My name is Ed and I love your Ed. Ed and I are old guys who have had full lives and have no need to prove anything any longer. Do you do like Patreon? I have done very few but the more I watch you and your crew the more I need you. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the SxS rescues. It has been a while. Mixing these recoveries into other vehicles works. Post the unique ones. Remember the RZR standing on it's end vertical in the air.....
cant believe this channel is almost to 1 million. i remember it was at 80k when i subbed. congrats yall. Knew it would happen with the great content you put out. Helping people out will always bring in the views
I always look forward to the new videos. Rudy, Lizzy and Trevor make a good team Lizzy asking how much she should get into the gas pulling the truck out of the water was priceless. Why is it that only Matt gets to have fun showing off in the Moorvair
Lizzy, the word you're searching for is Humiture (high temperature and high humidity) also I can see you as the ladies arm wrestling champion if you keep carrying the floor jacks around. LOL This channel is also so enjoyable, you give us glimpses of great landscapes, unbelievable rock climbing and finally entertainment from a group of recovery experts who function extremely well and as good friends. That is a recipe where people actually enjoy showing up for work. Matt needs to bottle "that" and sell it.
“Dying of humid” 😂. Being from Arizona that heat and humidity does stink. It is 96% humidity where I am at now. Thank goodness only 70 degrees and not 99.
"We're dying of humid." Man try my part of Michigan. This summer there were a dozen days when it was 95° F (36° C) and the humidity was 100% ! This is often the case throughout Florida and the rest of the south. Those southerners laugh at my "dozen", since they get 100 days. But Hurricane's 109° F (43° C) beats us all. That *is* hot. Can't imagine feeling sorry for them, as they can move elsewhere any time they want. Remember 165,000 people moved into that valley in the last 60 years, and so it *is* possible to move out if you do not like the climate.
I imagine Matt and Co have a huge draw for just being good hearted people that get'r done. A lot of us have been in some of these situations and love the reward of getting out. Been binge watching for 72 hrs and glad to find the channel. Keep up the great work y'all..God Bless 🇺🇸 fan in Spokane!!
You guys are so much better than a television production. You just are! Everything is real, fresh...you upload often, and you are great people. Thank you for doing what you do! Much success!!
More excellence from the excellent MORR crew. "Dying of Humid" So right Lizzy. Called "Heat prostration or exhaustion." Heat stroke is not enough water to cool, Heat prostration is plenty of water that can't evaporate fast enough to cool our bodies. Heat stroke has many warning signs, heat prostration has few and sometimes none. we just drop dead. I'm alive after heat prostration because my children had watched movies and cartoons where someone threw water or beer on someone's head who did not respond. I fell with my head next to a pitcher of ice water. I lost total short-term memory for months and was not able to drive because I look left, at an intersection and couldn't remember if I'd looked right, looked right and could remember if I'd looked left. It took a 18 months before I drove again. Lasting short-term memory issues and sleep issues for almost 25 years now. Don't do it. Especially Trevor running. Let your sweat protect. Shirt wet, slow down.
That “dying of humid” part is called the wet bulb temperature. Here most of the time the weather is given as temperature and “feels like”, because these days with rising humidity the human body perceives the temperature much hotter because your sweat can’t evaporate in humid conditions.
Takes me back to summers in east Michigan!! 90+ degrees out with 90%+ humidity, your shins start to sweat within 30 seconds of walking outside! Can't say I miss living there 😅
It's a lot harder to cool down in humid conditions you're right, so that can be perceived as it being hot out. What makes the actual air feel hot on the skin is the fact that water conducts heat a lot better than air. What you feel as hot or cold on your skin is your translation of heat entering or leaving your body. Dry air is rather insulating. You can sit in a sauna at 70C for a couple of minutes quite comfortably but you can't touch water at 70C, it will instantly burn you.
You guys need an aluminum jack .. better then hauling a 80 pound shop jack to the field. Harbor freight maybe 80$ its better then a back or shoulder injury
@@lllllllllllllllllllll1lll1 Tell me about it. Chicago has the same weather. Our humidity was 72% and the temp was 90-degrees back in August. Right now it's 67-degrees but the humidity is 93%.
Never experienced that kind heat and hope never have to either. However living in Scandinavia it can get chilly during winter. -27°C = -17°F is the coldest but not worst. -16°C = 3°F when very windy was far worse! And yet nothing compared to northern Scandinavia as far as degrees, but add our southern wind. So a bit like your humidity and temps, just reversed!
I would have loved to hear the off camera conversation that took place between Rudy saying he's not going in and the cut to him knee deep in the water ! Lol
That Morvair is an INSPIRED build out. Watching that thing over the rocks, ledges, boulders, and the SAND, it just looks tailor-made for the role. The Corvair may have been just simply a highly educated choice or we're not giving Matt and family and friends enough credit for their fabrication skills and Matt's fabrication designs. That thing just floats above the terrain. The weight/displacement (tire size) ratio and power is just exquisite. Other than a rail made for sand and rock-crawling (is there such a beast?), can anyone tell me about a rig that does better over such a variety of terrain? Matt, when you gonna put A/C into the Morvair?
Sad to hear your dying of “humid” Lizzy! Even these “easier” rescues are interesting to watch. Keep them coming! Watching this in Manitoba Canada Dec 31, 2021. Cool snap! -51c or -59.8 Fahrenheit! Tried to help a friend who’s car would not start. Didn’t get it going. (Block heater not working) Doing it on a budget (free) & my little shop tied up so waiting for a warmer day -4F forecast in couple days to get it going. (Otherwise tow to warm building and repair)
OMG that last call, the poor guy! LOL He was all like "no, once you get me past this I think I can..." Matt was like "STFU you wont make it out", and then proceeds to do a show off donut in his face all while he was filming it from different angle LOL
"I think once i get passed this part ill be able to go-" "You'll get stuck, you'll go right around this bush and get stuck... again ". You could feel matts words cut the man instantly 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
I was thinking the same thing, on a lighter note there is no shame having a Morrvair and Matt’s yellow Yank Um rope attached to the front of your vehicle! Why, because “We will get them out”!
1) Love the shots of the Morvair flying across the sand. 2) If your ass is stuck and need Matt to pull you out, how about listening to his advice on how to get out of there! 3) Is there ANYTHING Lizzy can't do?!!?!?! I say it every time, all of you are awesome. God Bless
I have no idea how I came upon this channel, but I think a 20 minute video of just listening to the Morvair cruising along would be fine. Guess I'm gonna have to go back through videos and see if there's a video talking about it and what is under the hood.
@@SaltyVetAdventures Yeah it is. I know it's work for these guys and gal, but it's not lost on me that they are off-roading almost every day, getting to play in the sand.
Root through the channel, there are build videos of it being built, I think it began late last year, or at least the 2nd half of last year and I think they finished it early this year, then had to finish a few details before they took it to do the Rubicon Trail back in I think June. In one of the videos, they show what motor Matt used, hint, it's a Chevy.
there are a series of videos about them building the MORRvair that shows about everything 5.3 L out of a 2003 Chevy Silverado 2.5 inch flowmaster HP2 exhaust.
From the Colorado Mountains near Vail, we commend the heck out of you guys for helping everyone, no complaining, in that over the top heat. 109 😳 I’d be getting in that water any chance I could get! 🤙🏼
I live about 30 minutes from Denver and can attest to this! I went to Utah for the first time this 4th of July and it hit 110!! Feels like a different planet
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن فريق الإنقاذ رقم 1 في نظري روح التعاون وروح الدعابه وكل عمليات الإنقاذ يتعامل معها الفريق بكل احتراف وفن الإتقان وبكل راحه وأهم شي تتميزون فيه أن مبدأ السلامه اولا واخرا تشكرون على ماتقدمونه من طرق وابتكارات السحب والجر متابعكم من السعودية 🇸🇦👍👍👍
@@justinbarnett158 Rudy is very strong and agile. He can do a standing somersault . Up at Ogden , Utah , Rudy and Lizzie had a race putting on fire fighters equipment . It is a task that requires agility ,endurance , and coordination . Rudy did it in 55 seconds , while Lizzy took 64 seconds , even with trouble from a zipper . She would have easily beat someone less athletic .
I've lived in El Paso for a while and Michigan most of my life. I'll take 100 and no humidity over 90 and 100%. Florida though.... faw, you all get that 100 - 100 mix. That's a hard pass. I'd be back down south in a heart beat, except I love winter. No better season.
Damn man, Lizzy is a DRIVER!! It took watching a few, but Matt, you got her trained up! I am so impressed with what all of you do, not just with the recoveries, but the fabs, -I am huge into that. Right now, building an S-10 crawler with a 600HP motor, just to come visit with you guys (and gals) and say Hi! One of my bestest friends stopped by your place while he was in Sand Hollow to get me a bunch of goodies. I will be down in person someday to meet you guys, I promise. Happy Birthday Ed!!! Strangely, I have been to Hurricane while on vacation, -and all I could think about was, -dang, there's a lot of good wheelin' around here!!
Matt, now you have a metal bed on that trailer, have you considered putting holes in the rear left and right of the bed for little removable poles with bobbins on to have the winch line go around when dragging at an angle? Have seen this on other recovery videos here in the UK and occurred to me that you might find it useful in some cases
I was thinking of that myself, but I wonder if the weight of the trailer would be an issue. The flatbed trucks I've seen use that method are very heavy and don't pivot at the hitch.
@@rath6375 I think he could weld a very small post to the corner and as for the weight, if it can sit on the bed and it can be tugged over slightly by the bed surely?
@@rath6375 True. In the sand it wouldn't be an issue since the trailer would probably just slide over and then line up. Rocks might be an issue. It would be worth having the option since it would be a simple upgrade. 🤷♂️
And you guys say the short rescues aren't worth posting , this was a great vid , just extremely busy !! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication !!
I used to live in SLC, would go rock crawling in Moab every other weekend. Usually the humidity there is quite low, so you can cool off easier. Now I live in Australia. 100% humidity combined with 90-110 degree days is like I’m living Dante’s inferno.
CSI Hurricane: - Detective, what has happened here? - Well chief, we'll need to wait for the coroners report, but the signs are pretty clear... - Ok ok, tell me! - I'm at least 40% sure they died of humid. - Oh my... that's a horrible way to go...may god have mercy on their immortal souls.
You should sell those sun glasses that Rudy and Lizzy are wearing with your company name on one side and "We'll Get Em Out" on the other. I would buy two pair.
I got like 10 minutes in to this video and Lizzy stole the show telling us how hot it was there .😲oh my lord!!!!! Here in New Zealand if it is above 21- 22 I seek the shade🙄.... Guy's I don't know how you all can stand that heat????🤔??????? ..? Honestly the hottest day in the middle of summer might hit 30. Normal for us here it's between 18 and 26... So I'm just in oar of you all . Rudy really is a amazing guy and I find myself feeling like I'm part of the team, I feel that excitement you too must get on the way there?!! 😃 Matt is just the best, what a great father and overall character. ... Rudy is proud and the pride is justified!!! What a great bunch 🤗 I have to say that Lizzy is a strong young women..i love that belt buckle, and to pick up in one of the videos that Lizzy dose Rodeo I was quickly cultervateing a crush 😍 ... I just love you people... You are part of my life,, I've forgotten about the cool guy with the camera..I forgot his name right now but he is a great character also..... . just know that you are all loved by many people, And god bless you and your loved ones.. from me 😊 way down under here in New Zealand..P.S Trevor is the camera guy !!! I dunno how he stands that heat??? and manages to get great footage.. Trevor is a great addition to the team on any day!!!!
Matt and Company, please "listen" to all the positive comments, those are all true, and "ignore" any negative comments, those are petty Bull Hooey. Enjoy life...
I am impressed with each successive video you post. I enjoy you're content immensely. I started following from a Lite Bright video over a year ago. Now you're my favorite watch. The towing stuff is fun but the fabrication really got my attention. Getting to know all the characters has been my favorite part so far. All of the different personalities and the feeling of family is a big part of what keeps me intrigued. The camera work is getting so good. The water dripping out of the abandoned truck at the ramp triggered this post. I'll be watching, Cheers
I think your temperature get a lot hotter than ours here in NC BUT our humidity will get to 100 percent. You walk outside an your cloth will stick to you just standing there . I use to drive a truck to California every week an yes it is HOT . Great recovery work you all rock . Keep your video’s coming when possible. Thanks
They have a high power:weight ratio. Beefing them up make them slower and less fun -- but more durable. If driven within their limits they are fine, however it is too easy to drive them beyond their limits.
@@MichaelSteeves Totally agree. I had decades of experience abusing trucks prior to the RZR's coming out. You spent a fortune on them, and they were much easier to damage than a RZR is. As you mention though, the more capable the vehicle, the stronger the urge to push even farther. The 2 seaters in particular take a fair bit of skill to jump successfully. It's easy to kick the tail up and get it twisted in flight so that it comes down on a single front wheel, and at an angle. Even if you're only doing 40 or 50 mph the impact forces can be really high when you get it wrong as you bury a single front wheel in that soft sand as you land.
I believe Lizzy learned all about humid while attending professor Ed's College of Meteorological Knowledge; those graduating with honors had to be able to spell and properly pronounce meteorological.
I mean that's actually not really that humid at all they live in the desert more or less I can understand it at 96 if it was like 70% like where I live and what we get down here and I don't even live in a desert I live right off of the Gulf they're actually reminds me of a Time I was reading about a marathon that happened in Australia and their news reporters were claiming it was 26 degrees Celsius so of course everybody is getting heat exhaustion with something like 60 or 70% humidity 26 Celsius is about 72 to 78 Fahrenheit with the added humidity it's only at most high 90s when I mean heck not just Texas but because I live in Texas I will speak only about my state I know for a fact what they experienced over there that day was a walk in the park compared to the typical summer day in Texas or in other parts of the country that are more barren and sandy
@@whyme9501 yea that was hilarious! Right now its 90% humidity & cloudy. Tomorrow gonna be 80°F & 80% humidity, which is not all that bad; it is October after all. 90°-100° & 80-90+% humidity is awful. I hate summer time 🥵😡 about 6 months of being miserable.
Again- GREAT job guys.. I'd give Lizzie a compliment but there is some warped ba.. d that think's I"M the pervert- even though I'm old enough to be her grandpa and just admire any young lady that gets out and does what she does-- and so WELL.. compliments ONLY!!!! ok.
Lizzy is ONE TOUGH WOMAN!!! Carried that jack out one handed!! Would be very proud to have her as my daughter!!
I am starting to think that this recover business is just an excuse to go wheelin everyday 👍
honestly id love to have this as a job for that very reason.
As someone who has previously had an offroad recovery business, I GUARANTEE you it ain't because Matt is profiting from the recoveries themselves 😅
@@ericnoney3770, no it's a way to write off all of your 4x4 toys! Don't lie Matt, we see what you're doing!!!
Some of the driving looks like a lot of fun but some of this is very hard work.
@@emptyfish8992 it is...there's a lot of manual labor that goes into some of these that they aren't showing in the videos, largely because it would just be boring to watch.
Not to mention, as someone who works in the low Arizona desert, I can say that digging in sand in 110 degree heat is exhausting in minutes for people who aren't used to it.
You know it’s the little things that just go a long way… understanding that you have an international audience and putting the temperature in both units is just wow. Thank you so much
I lived in Europe for a while and the metric system threw me for a loop for a while. Turns out 40c is not that cold.
@@robbiebreaux5221 nice
not attacking you but if you dont know both metric and "standard" measurements and cant convert between the 2 thats just dumb - that said the "standard" system is only standard in the us so i can see why you wouldnt understand it if youve never been here.
ScandalingShadows
No one outside of the US needs to know imperial units.
Same way you don‘t need to speak a second language because everyone speaks English anyway.
@@scandalingshadows You are attacking him by calling him dumb. Furthermore, here in the U.S.A we use the "imperial" measurements, not standard. Know your terminology.
The whole crew is a good example of being gracious during trying times and difficult days. I have my times when things are a crap-tastic day and after watching you guys for a while I am being more patient. I've been working on that for over 20 years and with the idiocy and stupidity in these days, you guys are a good example. Oh, I love seeing drivelines spin and suspensions work. Cathartic as can be for me.
I wouldn’t do a tv show if I were you guys. Nothing beats the authenticity of this and I think that’s one of the major appeals
One of the MANY reason I love this channel is that there is a continuous stream of new material, and every vid captures me from start to finish. The people on this channel are sooo "easy" to watch...THANK YOU MATT'S
I love how often yall upload. With my disabilities this is the closest I've been able to get to the places I love in the last year and a half. And yall are a great crew to tag along with. Big props and thanks again for keeping up with the frequent uploads!
It is awesome to be able to use TH-cam to explore and see places that may not be accessible to everyone! Especially seeing it from a "normal" persons point of view and not Hollywood. 👍
I am right there with you. This is the only four wheeling I I will ever get too do any more. This allows me to dream.
@@craighearn747 the crew can say what they like about rzrs but a friend of mine that's a quadriplegic just got a polaris ranger set up with hand controls and I'm looking forward to getting one of my own when I can finally afford it in a few years. There are definitely some options to get us back in the wilderness within reason.
@@Complete.cyclepath You should take a look at JerryRigEverythings channel he created a "not a wheelchair" for his wife who's disabled so she could get to more places, he's a great guy and might be able to help you out with something! Good luck brother hope you get to doing what you love
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I love it when a guy that is stuck is telling Matt what he should do. "you're not going to make it out". But hey, his lady never has missed leg days😎
she had some nice stems!
and wonderful hair
"But hey, his lady never has missed leg days" had me laughing out loud. That's awesome.
Appreciate you putting the weather in Celsius. 41 degrees C is hotter than anything I have experienced. 31 is the hottest day I’ve experienced here in the UK. Only recently discovered your channel and I’m loving it. Thanks and big love and respect, to you all. 🇬🇧
I can't believe Rudy left Trevor behind. Even though his beard has more power than the morrvair and twice the ground clearance, his cooling system is weak. He must of been dying of humid with all that running. Great video guys.
aha - i see what you did there
Kudos to Rudy for always wearing his seat belt. It's a good habit to start when you are young.
Isn't that mandatory in US? It hurts me seeing it in the scenes. They put a rollcage for safety, but the belt.... no it's for the look..... Remember the Darwin award and so many other ppl who should have had it.....
@@cedrichachez8579 - I never fear they'll do something wrong, but you never know what's going to happen on the roads. People get distracted, fall asleep, cross over the center line,... any number of things can cause an accident. Better safe than sorry.
@@cedrichachez8579 In Ontario, it's been mandatory seat belts for years but also illegal to have a roll cage. Strange laws.
@@cedrichachez8579 it used to be state by state but I think the federal government pushes states to make it law by withholding federal support if they don't enact certain laws. Im in Colorado, seat belts required but not motorcycle helmets. Also Cell phone use while driving laws are state by state. We can use phone hands free or not just can't text (everyone apparently still does though) I'm only a state away from Utah but I'm not familiar with there state laws. When you cross into a state they have a big welcome to ? State and most often have signs indicating seat belt, motorcycle helmet and cell phone use requirements in that state. Most the other laws are identical. The US is kinda like Europe, each state is almost like a different country making there own laws and requirements as long as they fall within the US constitution. Some states interpret the constitution incorrectly though but I don't want to turn this to political.
…..Couldn’t help but notice, they’re a lot happier to see you at SAND HOLLOW than say, THE BOWLING ALLEY!?
Keep up the great content.
Loved the video format today guys, lots of little recoveries packed in to one good video. I really enjoy watching you guys do your jobs with a smile on your face. It must be really comforting to your customers to see you guys show up so confident and happy to help. Thanks for the entertainment and bringing a little more joy in my life.
That Morvair is just such an awesome truck .. and sounds so good!!
I'm often amassed at how little that area has been developed over the years. considering I was there is 1973. I like how considerate you and your crew are to each other and prospective clients
LMAO ! Rudy says that "somebody is going to have to get in there and its not going to be me", Next scene we watch Rudy going in there ! HAHAHAH
Editing perfection.
With his boots on!
He clearly realized that it was the only way to cool off at that point.
Lizzy was never gonna get those jeans and boots wet lmao
I can relate
Everyone on this production is a star by themselves... and deservedly so.
Could not agree more/MORR
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@@DougBennettActs6-1 I see what you did there
@@PatrickPoet Not sure what you have said here?
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I love how back in the early videos your son was super shy but now he's taking the lead on most the recoveries an he's so nice great video yall
I've wondered about what the relationships were between Matt, Rudy, Ed, Lizzie, and the rest of 'em...
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire Rudy is Matt's son and Lizzie is a close family friend. IDK how they met Ed, but I think he's a long time family friend. These people are great, I love them
@@aquamenagerie Are you sure? I thought Lizzie was his daughter?
@@wentle1985 Negative. Matt has four sons, of whom Rudy is the oldest.
From what I've gathered, Ed came with the towing company. He was living at the yard and so Matt put him to work watching the yard.
Can’t even get my dehumidifier to get us below 44%. Your 109 is much more comfortable than our 80. Believe me, I’ve spent time in both. Our temp and humidity likes to have matching numbers. Vacations in the West and Southwest in the summer are actually a relief for us Midwesterners.
Love the show and the weather reports good content.
Love the undercarriage shot in the rocks, and the side shot of the Morevair blasting across the sand. You guys are just so much fun to watch.
I am impressed with Trevor's running skills. Matt, You have the best crew a person could hope for. Long time watcher and have enjoyed watching Rudy and Lizzy grow with every new recovery vehicle build as well as every recovery they go on. We love your channel and family content👍
I don't care what ya'll say, Trevor is just as pretty as Lizzy
By a hair.
😅
It running for 10 to 15 minutes and die all power gos out
"You won't make it out."
Well, that was the end of that conversation....
Matt, the ego-buster!
Dude was bent 😂
Better safe than a second call though. That would be seriously deflating
dude: i'm going that way"
Matt: "nop, you don't"
priceless
@Ingvar Hallström At least the guy listened to the man he asked for help.
Matt should've replied "As much as I'd like to come right back out here and make twice as much money off you, I just don't find this kinda recovery challenging enough to justify the extra time."
Just stumbled across your channel a few days ago and man am I enjoying it. It's great to see an example of someone following their own path unapologetically. I'm 67, my wife and I live up on a little farm 8400 ft in the Andes of Ecuador in an earthbag house we built. My name is Ed and I love your Ed. Ed and I are old guys who have had full lives and have no need to prove anything any longer. Do you do like Patreon? I have done very few but the more I watch you and your crew the more I need you. Keep up the great work.
I 100% agree with "dying of humid" and will add it to my vernacular. Thanks Lizzie.
Vids are never long enough.. lucky we get them nearly every day 👍
I know, right? Who would have thought that watching recoveries would be so intriguing? 😂
Thank you for the SxS rescues. It has been a while. Mixing these recoveries into other vehicles works. Post the unique ones. Remember the RZR standing on it's end vertical in the air.....
cant believe this channel is almost to 1 million. i remember it was at 80k when i subbed. congrats yall. Knew it would happen with the great content you put out. Helping people out will always bring in the views
I always look forward to the new videos.
Rudy, Lizzy and Trevor make a good team
Lizzy asking how much she should get into the gas pulling the truck out of the water was priceless.
Why is it that only Matt gets to have fun showing off in the Moorvair
Lizzy, the word you're searching for is Humiture (high temperature and high humidity) also I can see you as the ladies arm wrestling champion if you keep carrying the floor jacks around. LOL
This channel is also so enjoyable, you give us glimpses of great landscapes, unbelievable rock climbing and finally entertainment from a group of recovery experts who function extremely well and as good friends. That is a recipe where people actually enjoy showing up for work. Matt needs to bottle "that" and sell it.
“Dying of humid” 😂. Being from Arizona that heat and humidity does stink. It is 96% humidity where I am at now. Thank goodness only 70 degrees and not 99.
Well.... come to North Carolina and we're in the upper 90's all summer AND 70%+ humidity. Wish I was in Texas lol
@@DavidBergman1776 I live in North Carolina now. 😂 Moved here before the summer.
@@life_is_adventure lol
It is 35 and rain and snow mixed here right now. We have had mornings in the teens already.
@@Chris_at_Home Good thing is that you don’t have to worry about the summer pest (mosquito) being there now 😀.
"We're dying of humid." Man try my part of Michigan. This summer there were a dozen days when it was 95° F (36° C) and the humidity was 100% ! This is often the case throughout Florida and the rest of the south. Those southerners laugh at my "dozen", since they get 100 days. But Hurricane's 109° F (43° C) beats us all. That *is* hot. Can't imagine feeling sorry for them, as they can move elsewhere any time they want. Remember 165,000 people moved into that valley in the last 60 years, and so it *is* possible to move out if you do not like the climate.
The humidity in Florida keeps our skin from turning into leather.
I'm over in Saginaw County. The summer wasn't the worse one we've had. Makes me wonder how bad the winter will be.
That’s why they have so many roads leading out of Michigan.
well the west is in a drought as well california is running out of water
Same in Iowa, our humidity average for the month of august was 90% with 100-115 degree days. Shit is no fun.
Customer (with confidence): "Once I get past this part, I mean..."
Matt (with confidence): "You won't make it out..."
😂🤣
Yeah but his lady was jacked lol
I imagine Matt and Co have a huge draw for just being good hearted people that get'r done. A lot of us have been in some of these situations and love the reward of getting out. Been binge watching for 72 hrs and glad to find the channel. Keep up the great work y'all..God Bless 🇺🇸 fan in Spokane!!
You guys are so much better than a television production.
You just are! Everything is real, fresh...you upload often, and you are great people. Thank you for doing what you do! Much success!!
More excellence from the excellent MORR crew. "Dying of Humid" So right Lizzy. Called "Heat prostration or exhaustion." Heat stroke is not enough water to cool, Heat prostration is plenty of water that can't evaporate fast enough to cool our bodies. Heat stroke has many warning signs, heat prostration has few and sometimes none. we just drop dead. I'm alive after heat prostration because my children had watched movies and cartoons where someone threw water or beer on someone's head who did not respond. I fell with my head next to a pitcher of ice water. I lost total short-term memory for months and was not able to drive because I look left, at an intersection and couldn't remember if I'd looked right, looked right and could remember if I'd looked left. It took a 18 months before I drove again. Lasting short-term memory issues and sleep issues for almost 25 years now. Don't do it. Especially Trevor running. Let your sweat protect. Shirt wet, slow down.
I miss Lizzy saying "Howdy, howdy let's get rowdy"! (and , of course, Ed saying "we'll get them out").
Which one is Ed?
@@DoctorSkillz Ed is the older chap that doesn't seem to be in many vids anymore. Seems like Lizzy stole his thunder and his seat.
@@puntacanaman1 oh I see. Thank you.
That “dying of humid” part is called the wet bulb temperature. Here most of the time the weather is given as temperature and “feels like”, because these days with rising humidity the human body perceives the temperature much hotter because your sweat can’t evaporate in humid conditions.
Takes me back to summers in east Michigan!! 90+ degrees out with 90%+ humidity, your shins start to sweat within 30 seconds of walking outside! Can't say I miss living there 😅
It's a lot harder to cool down in humid conditions you're right, so that can be perceived as it being hot out. What makes the actual air feel hot on the skin is the fact that water conducts heat a lot better than air. What you feel as hot or cold on your skin is your translation of heat entering or leaving your body. Dry air is rather insulating.
You can sit in a sauna at 70C for a couple of minutes quite comfortably but you can't touch water at 70C, it will instantly burn you.
You guys need an aluminum jack .. better then hauling a 80 pound shop jack to the field. Harbor freight maybe 80$ its better then a back or shoulder injury
@@lllllllllllllllllllll1lll1 Tell me about it. Chicago has the same weather. Our humidity was 72% and the temp was 90-degrees back in August. Right now it's 67-degrees but the humidity is 93%.
Never experienced that kind heat and hope never have to either. However living in Scandinavia it can get chilly during winter. -27°C = -17°F is the coldest but not worst. -16°C = 3°F when very windy was far worse! And yet nothing compared to northern Scandinavia as far as degrees, but add our southern wind. So a bit like your humidity and temps, just reversed!
Over half million views in 1 day... I don't understand why this video is not trending!🤷🏻♂️
Great work as usual Uncle Matt, Lizzy, and the whole crew!
Trevor is a machine, 100 plus, jeans, boots and still does marathon man to get the shot, legend !!
40% Humidity. Lizzie: "I'm dying of humid." Me: "Boy it sure has dried out."
it's all relative eh?
In the South we say it's not the heat, it's the stupidity!
I live south of Houston.. I wish I could complain about 40% humidity
@@CR-kr9csExactly, we REJOICE when our humidity goes down to 40% (like today)
Right? A hot day here is 95 and 95% humidity. That's when it really sucks.
My dog wants it to cool down there so the pups can go again. She likes to bark hello at them.
I would have loved to hear the off camera conversation that took place between Rudy saying he's not going in and the cut to him knee deep in the water ! Lol
That Morvair is an INSPIRED build out. Watching that thing over the rocks, ledges, boulders, and the SAND, it just looks tailor-made for the role. The Corvair may have been just simply a highly educated choice or we're not giving Matt and family and friends enough credit for their fabrication skills and Matt's fabrication designs.
That thing just floats above the terrain. The weight/displacement (tire size) ratio and power is just exquisite. Other than a rail made for sand and rock-crawling (is there such a beast?), can anyone tell me about a rig that does better over such a variety of terrain?
Matt, when you gonna put A/C into the Morvair?
Sad to hear your dying of “humid” Lizzy! Even these “easier” rescues are interesting to watch. Keep them coming! Watching this in Manitoba Canada Dec 31, 2021. Cool snap! -51c or -59.8 Fahrenheit! Tried to help a friend who’s car would not start. Didn’t get it going. (Block heater not working) Doing it on a budget (free) & my little shop tied up so waiting for a warmer day -4F forecast in couple days to get it going. (Otherwise tow to warm building and repair)
OMG that last call, the poor guy! LOL He was all like "no, once you get me past this I think I can..." Matt was like "STFU you wont make it out", and then proceeds to do a show off donut in his face all while he was filming it from different angle LOL
I'm not a fan of the desert motif. But that movair doing those donuts was badass.
Perfect timing.
Midnight in australia. Cant sleep and nothing left to watch
Did you catch the new MCM video?
G’Day mate
@@rallywagon261 yeah. Not a big fan but watched todays out of desperation.
From Argentina we say hi....
7:20 AM here in NE Wyoming USA
"I think once i get passed this part ill be able to go-"
"You'll get stuck, you'll go right around this bush and get stuck... again ". You could feel matts words cut the man instantly 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
I was thinking the same thing, on a lighter note there is no shame having a Morrvair and Matt’s yellow Yank Um rope attached to the front of your vehicle! Why, because “We will get them out”!
That’s not how use quotes
where in the video is this?
You could see the confidence drain out of him as he said he would get stuck again.
@@jrparker811 about 11:00 give or take
1) Love the shots of the Morvair flying across the sand. 2) If your ass is stuck and need Matt to pull you out, how about listening to his advice on how to get out of there! 3) Is there ANYTHING Lizzy can't do?!!?!?!
I say it every time, all of you are awesome. God Bless
We need more MORRvair shenanigans from Matt! Banana is coming along nicely and I am so impressed with the fab skills. Rock on!
Dying of “Humid”!! 45%!! We would talk about how dry it feels if we had that humidity here on the Gulf Coast!!
I have no idea how I came upon this channel, but I think a 20 minute video of just listening to the Morvair cruising along would be fine. Guess I'm gonna have to go back through videos and see if there's a video talking about it and what is under the hood.
That Morvair is awesome, isn't it? I would love to have it just for doing some off roading!
@@SaltyVetAdventures Yeah it is. I know it's work for these guys and gal, but it's not lost on me that they are off-roading almost every day, getting to play in the sand.
Root through the channel, there are build videos of it being built, I think it began late last year, or at least the 2nd half of last year and I think they finished it early this year, then had to finish a few details before they took it to do the Rubicon Trail back in I think June. In one of the videos, they show what motor Matt used, hint, it's a Chevy.
there are a series of videos about them building the MORRvair that shows about everything 5.3 L out of a 2003 Chevy Silverado 2.5 inch flowmaster HP2 exhaust.
@@rogerdunn5491 Yep, I went down that rabbit hole. 3 hours later, I'm still here.
Just Another Love Story!! Whoever knew a song could be one minute but so amazing? 1:47 seconds of awesome music for an awesome video!
From the Colorado Mountains near Vail, we commend the heck out of you guys for helping everyone, no complaining, in that over the top heat. 109 😳
I’d be getting in that water any chance I could get! 🤙🏼
I live about 30 minutes from Denver and can attest to this! I went to Utah for the first time this 4th of July and it hit 110!! Feels like a different planet
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن
فريق الإنقاذ رقم 1 في نظري
روح التعاون وروح الدعابه وكل عمليات الإنقاذ يتعامل معها الفريق بكل احتراف وفن الإتقان وبكل راحه وأهم شي تتميزون فيه أن مبدأ السلامه اولا واخرا تشكرون على ماتقدمونه من طرق وابتكارات السحب والجر متابعكم من السعودية 🇸🇦👍👍👍
A Razr with a broken front end?? SAY IT AIN'T SO!!
Then people pay an absurd amount for them when Honda makes a bullet proof product 🙄
It's almost like those hubs are designed to break....
Lizzy has some muscles. That jack she was carrying out of the shop in one hand is over a hundred pounds. I have the exact same one.
Look at her tik tok and you'll understand why she's so strong. Awesome stuff!
103.84 lbs exactly. Get yourself one at Harbor Freight.
@@Danwheeler. I'm not getting on TikTok so you care to explain? Do you just mean rodeo, dancing, etc.?
I noticed when she was loading up some steel ramps. Those things are heavy as well. Did it easy
@@justinbarnett158 Rudy is very strong and agile. He can do a standing somersault . Up at Ogden , Utah , Rudy and Lizzie had a race putting on fire fighters equipment . It is a
task that requires agility ,endurance , and coordination . Rudy did it in 55 seconds , while Lizzy took 64 seconds , even with trouble from a zipper . She
would have easily beat someone less athletic .
Love hearing the MORRVAIR start singing when the rpms start ramping up. Such a beast!
11:30 ish, I love it when Matt is feeling spunky! Always makes me smile 😊
Gotta give Lizzy props for carrying that jack! I know men that can’t couldn’t carry that
"Dying of humid"
Me: *Sweats in Floridian*
Its 80% today and 90 F. I was thinking the same thing 😂
I feel that lol
When Lizzy said 40% humidity, I was seething with jealousy.
When I got back a few months ago I couldn't drink enough to stay as hydrated as I was and I didn't drink much while I was in Florida
Folks in Florida are laughing at 40% humidity. We like drinking our air through a straw.
I've lived in El Paso for a while and Michigan most of my life. I'll take 100 and no humidity over 90 and 100%. Florida though.... faw, you all get that 100 - 100 mix. That's a hard pass. I'd be back down south in a heart beat, except I love winter. No better season.
Same here in Australia. Pretty much the whole Northern part stays above 50%humidity all year round and is usually 80-100% during summer
Same here in south Texas
I can literally feel this comment. I'm from New England and vacation down there but the humidity is brutal.
Yes I'm laughing at that 40% humidity here in Tennessee as well LOL
The editing on these is just so well done its impressive!
Damn man, Lizzy is a DRIVER!! It took watching a few, but Matt, you got her trained up! I am so impressed with what all of you do, not just with the recoveries, but the fabs, -I am huge into that. Right now, building an S-10 crawler with a 600HP motor, just to come visit with you guys (and gals) and say Hi! One of my bestest friends stopped by your place while he was in Sand Hollow to get me a bunch of goodies. I will be down in person someday to meet you guys, I promise. Happy Birthday Ed!!! Strangely, I have been to Hurricane while on vacation, -and all I could think about was, -dang, there's a lot of good wheelin' around here!!
A greatful service you guys provide . Nice work team .
"We're dying of humid." hahaha. Lizzy is way too cute !!!
Matt, now you have a metal bed on that trailer, have you considered putting holes in the rear left and right of the bed for little removable poles with bobbins on to have the winch line go around when dragging at an angle? Have seen this on other recovery videos here in the UK and occurred to me that you might find it useful in some cases
That's a great idea! I was watching and wondering how to use a snatch block to winch at an angle. Good thinking.
I was thinking of that myself, but I wonder if the weight of the trailer would be an issue. The flatbed trucks I've seen use that method are very heavy and don't pivot at the hitch.
@@rath6375 I think he could weld a very small post to the corner and as for the weight, if it can sit on the bed and it can be tugged over slightly by the bed surely?
@@rath6375 True. In the sand it wouldn't be an issue since the trailer would probably just slide over and then line up. Rocks might be an issue. It would be worth having the option since it would be a simple upgrade. 🤷♂️
Wouldn't a small snatch block with a short chain and hooks work? Put the snatch block on your winch line and hook to the side of the trailer.
Trevor needs to start "Trevor's Off Road Workout"
I am so impressed with that Morvair... That is one awesome off-road recovery vehicle.
Keep up the good work guys and gals..😎
And you guys say the short rescues aren't worth posting , this was a great vid , just extremely busy !! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication !!
I used to live in SLC, would go rock crawling in Moab every other weekend. Usually the humidity there is quite low, so you can cool off easier.
Now I live in Australia. 100% humidity combined with 90-110 degree days is like I’m living Dante’s inferno.
Move down south to Vic... still 0*c nights and 0 humid...
Tee shirt slogan this week is “we are dying of humid”
Lizzie carried that floor jack out with one hand! That floor jack is 103lb (46.72kg)! Now I understand why Matt says she's the strongest.
Good thing they called MORR because Casey won't get in the water, he has the customer get in the water and hook up.
I love I’m dying of humid. Lizzy is precious.
In Florida, with the humidity we have something everyday called Swamp Ass!
Same in 'Bama, Dillon Yates.
CSI Hurricane:
- Detective, what has happened here?
- Well chief, we'll need to wait for the coroners report, but the signs are pretty clear...
- Ok ok, tell me!
- I'm at least 40% sure they died of humid.
- Oh my... that's a horrible way to go...may god have mercy on their immortal souls.
You should sell those sun glasses that Rudy and Lizzy are wearing with your company name on one side and "We'll Get Em Out" on the other. I would buy two pair.
Dude...Dude.....That shot at 8:09 is outstanding. Great job!!
This fast-paced rescue format is a win
I got like 10 minutes in to this video and Lizzy stole the show telling us how hot it was there .😲oh my lord!!!!! Here in New Zealand if it is above 21- 22 I seek the shade🙄.... Guy's I don't know how you all can stand that heat????🤔??????? ..? Honestly the hottest day in the middle of summer might hit 30. Normal for us here it's between 18 and 26... So I'm just in oar of you all . Rudy really is a amazing guy and I find myself feeling like I'm part of the team, I feel that excitement you too must get on the way there?!! 😃 Matt is just the best, what a great father and overall character. ... Rudy is proud and the pride is justified!!! What a great bunch 🤗 I have to say that Lizzy is a strong young women..i love that belt buckle, and to pick up in one of the videos that Lizzy dose Rodeo I was quickly cultervateing a crush 😍 ... I just love you people... You are part of my life,, I've forgotten about the cool guy with the camera..I forgot his name right now but he is a great character also..... . just know that you are all loved by many people, And god bless you and your loved ones.. from me 😊 way down under here in New Zealand..P.S Trevor is the camera guy !!! I dunno how he stands that heat??? and manages to get great footage.. Trevor is a great addition to the team on any day!!!!
Love this channel, who knew recovery could be so darn interesting!
"You're dancing with the devil here at Sand Hollow." No worries, Matt will redeem/rescue you.
Sand Hollow is on my list to visit with my Jeep but Matt's got scared now! LOL
Love getting home from work and seeing your notifications, always on point!
Matt and Company, please "listen" to all the positive comments, those are all true, and "ignore" any negative comments, those are petty Bull Hooey. Enjoy life...
I am impressed with each successive video you post. I enjoy you're content immensely.
I started following from a Lite Bright video over a year ago. Now you're my favorite watch.
The towing stuff is fun but the fabrication really got my attention. Getting to know all the characters has been my favorite part so far. All of the different personalities and the feeling of family is a big part of what keeps me intrigued.
The camera work is getting so good. The water dripping out of the abandoned truck at the ramp triggered this post.
I'll be watching, Cheers
Y'all need to add some MORR cowboy hats or sombreros to your merchandise lineup.
This needs to be a top comment! Those would sell so fast!
Oh yeah, a cowboy hat would be fantastic
A big straw hat.
40% humidity would be a blessing here in Tennessee 😂 our shit be like 70% year round
I think your temperature get a lot hotter than ours here in NC BUT our humidity will get to 100 percent. You walk outside an your cloth will stick to you just standing there . I use to drive a truck to California every week an yes it is HOT . Great recovery work you all rock . Keep your video’s coming when possible. Thanks
Your Corvair wagon is the coolest thing. Good job in that build. The guys and gal are cool too.
Love these really packed videos like this! Excellent editing!👌
After having the axels submerged for a while like that, it's a good idea to drain and replace the gear oil as soon as possible.
A Razor with a busted off wheel. How unique... Those things are junk.
What`s better than a razor? None of the atv`s are built to take jumps.
They have a high power:weight ratio. Beefing them up make them slower and less fun -- but more durable. If driven within their limits they are fine, however it is too easy to drive them beyond their limits.
@@MichaelSteeves I totally agree about staying within their limits.
@@MichaelSteeves Totally agree. I had decades of experience abusing trucks prior to the RZR's coming out. You spent a fortune on them, and they were much easier to damage than a RZR is. As you mention though, the more capable the vehicle, the stronger the urge to push even farther. The 2 seaters in particular take a fair bit of skill to jump successfully. It's easy to kick the tail up and get it twisted in flight so that it comes down on a single front wheel, and at an angle. Even if you're only doing 40 or 50 mph the impact forces can be really high when you get it wrong as you bury a single front wheel in that soft sand as you land.
I have seen cheaper tracked argos pass them on trails and they float!
Great camera shots! The Morrvair is stupid capable!
You are all such a nice family. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for showing :)
Someone needs to sponsor them a light weight floor jack for when they need to take the jack out of a recovery
I believe Lizzy learned all about humid while attending professor Ed's College of Meteorological Knowledge; those graduating with honors had to be able to spell and properly pronounce meteorological.
I mean that's actually not really that humid at all they live in the desert more or less I can understand it at 96 if it was like 70% like where I live and what we get down here and I don't even live in a desert I live right off of the Gulf they're actually reminds me of a Time I was reading about a marathon that happened in Australia and their news reporters were claiming it was 26 degrees Celsius so of course everybody is getting heat exhaustion with something like 60 or 70% humidity 26 Celsius is about 72 to 78 Fahrenheit with the added humidity it's only at most high 90s when I mean heck not just Texas but because I live in Texas I will speak only about my state I know for a fact what they experienced over there that day was a walk in the park compared to the typical summer day in Texas or in other parts of the country that are more barren and sandy
@@whyme9501 yea that was hilarious! Right now its 90% humidity & cloudy. Tomorrow gonna be 80°F & 80% humidity, which is not all that bad; it is October after all. 90°-100° & 80-90+% humidity is awful. I hate summer time 🥵😡 about 6 months of being miserable.
Again- GREAT job guys.. I'd give Lizzie a compliment but there is some warped ba.. d that think's I"M the pervert- even though I'm old enough to be her grandpa and just admire any young lady that gets out and does what she does-- and so WELL.. compliments ONLY!!!! ok.
11:15 Such a bad ass car
Trevor is such a classic guy. He would make a wonderful character actor in Hollywood.