@@spencergreenhill7728 Why talk money? You have to pay regardless, can't abandon your stuff on public land for any reason. It's cheaper than fines regardless of what they're charging.
Naw, we all respond differently. Some folks might be camera shy. others are more stoic like my dad was. I don't jump up and down for joy when my rig is fixed by a professional (actually, sometimes I do). You can tell that Mat knows that folks are grateful when he shows up. I've noticed a lot of time you see relief when mat gets there. They're in a bad situation that's stressful and a lot of time scary. When you see a professional show up with a smile on their face, it feels like a heavy weight has just been lifted off your chest. So don't judge folks just because they aren't acting like a dog getting a treat from his person and pissing himself.
@@mikeblair2594Yeah. I'd most likely look like most of the guys on here, not really responding excited or not, but that's just how my mind works. (Unless I'm excited to meet Matt and the crew, that is!) I would certainly appreciate but as a kid never really learned how to articulate the feeling. I can say the words, but like you say, not everyone is going to give off the usual tonal or facial indicators.
That says more to me about a recovery that they perform than anything else. That statements holds more merit in this type of Scenarios than most will ever know
It's truly refreshing to see someone with so much experience show that he's not bashful about calling in others to help make things go right! That's true teamwork, when the leader knows that he's not invincible.
He's lucky he landed on one cheek. Could've easily landed evenly and then crushed his tailbone and spent the next 5 years trying to get back to 40% mobility. Landing on one cheek is what they teach you in paratrooping school. Big muscle, and muscle repairs itself. Tailbones don't and they hold your nerves.
From my old skating days, we called it a"digger". Not sure how the name came about but if both cheeks land at the same time, with your legs open, it provides you with a wonderful ripping sensation. Be glad it wasn't a"full digger". Above all, nobody was forced to do the "death stroke", a play on swimming terms which represents flying through the air and off balance just before crashing back to the ground.
Matt it's really nice to know that you would come clear up here to make a recovery. Not everyone would consider it. Even a tow truck company wouldn't. Thanks buddy for letting the rest of us know that you are willing to go the extra mile.
As a person who has gotten stuck many times and also has helped tons of folks out in the deserts and forests of New Mexico, I REALLY appreciate these videos! Thanks for this guys!
Area expert! Exactly! In commercial harbors, like Tampa Bay, there are "area experts" call harbor pilots. They board your commercial vessel as you enter the bay and have an expert level of understanding of the channels, currents, an other hazards. Good idea getting your buddy.
TOOLE! I used to live in SLC and went out to Toole quite often. Too bad you didnt record the big castle building right out of Salt Lake city on the Salt Lake. Looks like a big Middle East building out there. Many a parties I went to in that place.
When Trevor said “Wait Rudy Let me get on the spare tire!” I was thinking how does that looks? Then the drone showed me- he’s riding it like a horse 🐴 😂 Cameramen get no respect 🤣 Great recovery!! ❤️🐞
It would need to be at least 58-60 degrees and that would be a higher center of gravity car or truck. They weren't close enough but if the ground slid out then it could be hairy.
@@JohnAdams-qc2ju When I first started driving a Jeep after I retired, we were on a trail and I missed the line. The result was I slid off the side of the trail onto gravel and ended up at a 45° angle from the trail with a 500 yd fall. The group I was with were able to get me out using winches and one person hanging onto the side of my Jeep (I couldn't get out or the movement would have resulted in my Jeep rolling over). Every time I tried to move the Jeep it slid further downhill. Pucker time for sure.
I originally thought the corvair was a cool project and interesting but now seeing it out there... man Matt had a vision and boy does watching that thing cruise through the rough terrain sure look bad ass! Never thought the banana would/could be replaced but this is so iconic.
I like how Rudy and Matt were in seprate trucks when the pulled up to the gas station, but yet they had the same thoughts and told (mostly) the same thing to the camera!
Lizzie has nerves of steel and takes direction. Something I know I might have trouble with, I'd be like "Shut up Matt! I got this!" Then the truck rolls over. Anyway, well done Lizzie!
This is the first time i see this chanel. Man i got to give it to yall, i ain't never seen people so chill and professional like that. Kudo to you guys and much respect.
Poor Trevor! What a tough dude, hope he got some squeaky cheese as a reward. Thanks guys for another great video. Loved all the "bonus" footage from the drone showing how far Trevor goes for the shot. Lucky to have such a talented and dedicated crew!
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery well it comes through on camera. I really enjoy being able to take a few minutes out of my day and see a few minutes of yours. I hope it's as rewarding making your videos as it is for us getting to watch them. I hope Trevor is okay and knows we the audience really appreciate his hard work, along with everybody at Winder. Thanks for the reply! Can't wait for the next video!
"Lizzy is detaining us, she found a horse to buy..." I felt that. My wife is in the next state over and she took her horse trailer with her and our portable round pen to create her own hold-over facility at a friend's house. I am frightened at what she might bring home. Good recovery, too. That was a sketchy position to be in, and y'all handled it great!
I feel for your poor bank account with theses alfalfa prices.😂 my area is 10$ for the little square bales. Maby you can talk her into riding dirtbikes. Only have to feed them when you ride them.😂
@@jnljnl8485 she'll do that in addition to the horses. We don't feed alfalfa, and square bales are hard to come by in Texas. Out round bales are $60-80 a piece, and we already go through two of those a week when the pasture is growing, 3-4 a week in the winter.
Talk about going “the extra mile”! This put a new slant on recoveries. They gave you a nice tip! Don’t worry Lizzy - it’s all down hill from there! How far can Matt drive while eating snacks without touching the steering wheel?! Great job, nice people.
Ya gotta love Lizzie! That young lady is game for almost anything. Matt says who wants to get in, and she almost sprints to the front seat! Great recovery MORR!
AND, THEN, SHE GETS INTO A 45* ANGLE TRUCK AND DOESNT PUT THE SHOULDER HARNESS ON -- IT STILL COULD TIP OVER, OVER AND OVER IF ONE OF THE TOWING VEHIC SLIP, OR A CABLE FAILS!?! SAFETY 3RD.
Sorry for the poor English, you are very good! I belong to an off-road club and often we too find ourselves recovering off-road or on the snow. Keep it up! Greetings from Italy.
Those Tacoma TRD 4X4 vehicles are awesome for offroad. This owner just made an error and got stuck. The loose rock can't be beaten, no traction. A winch is a MUST for any serious off roading.
Trevor, that looked painful. However, the screen time and advertising for Operation Underground Railroad hopefully makes it easier to get through it. Thank you for stepping up and helping advocate for an organization dedicated to such a worthwhile cause. Before seeing your shirt, I had never heard of this organization. Kudos to all who are working to protect and rescue exploited children!
For some odd reason, TH-cam suggested this video to me. I'm just enjoying it, for whatever reason. At 4:15 I'm like "That guy looks like a 'Johnny'". At 6:30, I'm like "That guy walks like a 'Johnny'". Later, I thought "That guy stands like a 'Johnny' and talks like a 'Johnny'". I haven't seen that guy in probably 18 years, but grew up as back-fence neighbors with his family, so I had to text his younger brother and ask "Is this your brother in this video?" Sure enough. Small world. I also don't know why I like this channel, because it's usually not my thing, but I've subscribed.
I can’t believe you guys travel that far for recoveries. That is crazy.. I hope you’re compensated appropriately for all that time. Wow!! Love you guys!!
Matt I believe your customers are having a competition. To see who can get their vehicle stuck on the steepest angle. Without going over. Lol God bless
I have to laugh, the truck is teetering back and forth and Lizzie's biggest concern, "how do you get the air conditioning turned on?". 🤔😂🤣 Lizzie, you have nerves of steel 👍👍 Good job everyone 👍👍 Trevor, video can be a real pain in the butt🤔😉
From cameras point of view, we can't see all those steep angles and rocks and everything. so some might say, that tacoma might have come out all by itself if there was a good driver. but answer is still no. it needed a recovery. man that yellow monster off roader recovery vehicle is just awesome.
@@WbrookS-jm2bj Modern truck yup, my 84' Yoda dual geared not so much...attach one or to anchors and you better get it the fc back up...they did 2. Don't loan your toys as adults haha
@@jackmountain8503 Ha. Ya thats true. But your Toyota is a different animal and that massively changes the way you approach things. Love the older Toyotas. Miss my old farm truck.
You guys are freaking awesome! Extremely professional and skilled at your craft. I am blown away by some of your recoveries. At first it doesn't seem like the right thing to do but ends up working every time.
Matts team did a great recovery, a recovery that is much more difficult then what the camera shows. From personal professional opinion, these kind of recoveries should only be done by proven professionals in this field. Just because you have a winch or a wrecker doesn't make you a professional recovery operator. I have seen too many hobbyist and tow operator mess up. There have been many times different police agencies calls me to assist or to take over failed recovery attempts by other "professional tow ops". Matts team has earned this customers trust to recover his truck. The outcome was as expected, a satisfied customer because of a great recovery.
Still waiting to hear what you’re going to do to help Rudy’s vehicle it needs some love and tender care... you do depend on him a lot and Travis and Lizzie all great people you have
This channel's video production and content is so much more entertaining than any of those silly "reality" shows that were all the rage for a while on TV.
Except people died on highway through hell, I live here and do the same work and know the same people on that show, unfortunately it was way over dramatic as far a crew stuff goes but yea, this type ofstuff seems cute once your winching a minivan that belonged to a now deceased family that was hit by a semi out of a river up a 60 degree embankment in minus 40 Celsius at 3am. "All the rage" gets hard to put on camera, which is why people like us have not done so. these guys can take the views
I am from Germany, we don't even have these temperatures, these cars or these landscapes at all and I don't know why I am watching it but you guys are very cool :-). By the way: a 4 hour drive with a normal car already takes you through half of Germany on the long distance from North to South or vice versa ;-).
This reminds me of the Silverado you guys recovered that was sitting the same way and multiple companies couldn't get it. That was first video I saw and what got me following your channel.
I worked for a couple shops that did towing and recovery, and even went out on two major jobs to assist. It caught my attention and I was very impressed with how they did it.
That’s some crazy angle of that truck and still it didn’t tipped over! I think this is letting us know that Toyota products won’t really disappoint. This is over-achieving!
Matt, you and your team are amazing! It is awesome that you would drive 8 hours roundtrip to rescue this Tacoma in Tooele. Great recovery, as always! Awesome video! Thanks for sharing. :)
I'm still laughing 10:14 there wasn't more than a second between Matt's "Who wants in it?" and Lizzie's "I will." She wasn't giving anyone else a chance, not that I'm knocking anybody, Theyre a great team. As a retired engineer I just love the technical aspects of each and every rescue.
Another great recovery. Matt you knew what needed to happen and then you and Rudy went to work. Trevor what a hard working camera man you are. Lizzy you are the heroine of this recovery and so many others. You spoke up and offered to get in a truck that was just about ready to roll. Thank you MORR Team for another video!
My Land Cruiser FJ was in the same predicament many years ago and it was basically hanging onto the berm at the edge of the road...with a 750-foot, 70% drop if it let go. It was the most afraid I've ever been when I worked my way back in the vehicle to "hop" it out using a friend's winch around the FJ's beefy frame. You do great work and I have nothing but humble admiration of your many "saves" out in the backcountry.
You know that a channel is big and succesfull when you're here 1min after it was posted, and you are not even in the "first" 10 who commented. Nevertheless - keep up the great work guys!
Agreeance is a word, it apparently goes all the way back to the 16th century. It just became obsolete and replaced by the word agreement. Also, popular use has a lot to do with legitimizing a word, it's this fluid nature of the English language that allowed for agreeance to be replaced with agreement.
Had a chance to buy one of these old Jeep Cherokee here in Philippines in great condition with around 60k miles. My wife is Filipina n did not want it n it is gone now. Hummer these are a beast. God Bless
Trevor and Lizzy need to get a bonus check after that recovery. They went above and beyond to accomplish it. Fantastic recovery MORR Team 💞 Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕
9 people driving 5 vehicles four hours each way. even minimum wage each person for a 12 hour day that is $1500. 144 gallons of fuel x $3.60/gallon is $500.
Hi Lizzy, Matt, I found your off-road recovery channel first, but of course, TH-cam suggests others for me to watch. The more I watch your videos, and others, the more I appreciate your well-thought-out rigs, and methods.
It is a real word, though in most cases has been replaced with the modern term _"in agreement"_ but it's still defined in the OED which is the generally accepted standard for the English language. *The Oxford English Dictionary defines "agreeance" as "the act of agreeing, AGREEMENT, agreement in several of its meanings."*
Congratulations for your always humble explanation and reaction ...Matt you and your wife have done a great great job with your kids. ADELANTE !!! ( keep up the good work)...
That young man has to be the most grateful and appreciative customer I’ve seen in the 100+ videos I’ve watched. Glad he got his Taco back.
Matt has an incredible skill of a leader. He just glues all the team together.
i think we are ALL in "Agreeance".
Has a great attitude. He sets the tone.
The best part is the team works as a whole thur respect of each other and thier leader. Take a bow Matt.
one of the few guys getting rescued that seem to be honestly grateful!
How come they never talk about $?
@@spencergreenhill7728 Why talk money? You have to pay regardless, can't abandon your stuff on public land for any reason. It's cheaper than fines regardless of what they're charging.
8 hrs round trip driving those two ultra low ⛽️ mileage rigs must happen been eye wateringly expensive
Naw, we all respond differently. Some folks might be camera shy. others are more stoic like my dad was. I don't jump up and down for joy when my rig is fixed by a professional (actually, sometimes I do). You can tell that Mat knows that folks are grateful when he shows up. I've noticed a lot of time you see relief when mat gets there. They're in a bad situation that's stressful and a lot of time scary. When you see a professional show up with a smile on their face, it feels like a heavy weight has just been lifted off your chest. So don't judge folks just because they aren't acting like a dog getting a treat from his person and pissing himself.
@@mikeblair2594Yeah. I'd most likely look like most of the guys on here, not really responding excited or not, but that's just how my mind works. (Unless I'm excited to meet Matt and the crew, that is!) I would certainly appreciate but as a kid never really learned how to articulate the feeling. I can say the words, but like you say, not everyone is going to give off the usual tonal or facial indicators.
Nobody screaming, everybody is calm and in control. Another masterclass in teamwork
That says more to me about a recovery that they perform than anything else. That statements holds more merit in this type of Scenarios than most will ever know
Your right, most if not all toes no one panics.
But someone still stays in controll That is important
Matt is the best at making EVERYONE feel included, and I think that’s a big part of why I tune in, every video!
I'm with you, he is a classy gent!
Matt is the kind of wise boss/manager/friend we all wish for.
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@@TheDesertwalker All the time I forget they are not spending free time though such it seems. Enjoying the job with challenges together each other.
I second that.
Lizzy is the bomb! She is one gutsy young woman!
It's truly refreshing to see someone with so much experience show that he's not bashful about calling in others to help make things go right! That's true teamwork, when the leader knows that he's not invincible.
Trevor took one for the team. Much appreciated.
He's lucky he landed on one cheek. Could've easily landed evenly and then crushed his tailbone and spent the next 5 years trying to get back to 40% mobility. Landing on one cheek is what they teach you in paratrooping school. Big muscle, and muscle repairs itself. Tailbones don't and they hold your nerves.
One cheek for the team!!💪🏼👍🏼😳
Yep, not good for his back that was already bothering him before.
From my old skating days, we called it a"digger". Not sure how the name came about but if both cheeks land at the same time, with your legs open, it provides you with a wonderful ripping sensation. Be glad it wasn't a"full digger". Above all, nobody was forced to do the "death stroke", a play on swimming terms which represents flying through the air and off balance just before crashing back to the ground.
@@MattsAwesomeStuff good to know never would of even crossed my mind, I love it when people like you leave good advice for others 👍.
Gotta say, you guys look like you're living the life! Love your work ethic and calm demeanors.
Matt it's really nice to know that you would come clear up here to make a recovery. Not everyone would consider it. Even a tow truck company wouldn't. Thanks buddy for letting the rest of us know that you are willing to go the extra mile.
Where was that? There is actually a group of guys in Tooele that do offroad recovery.
Can you say " cha ching". He doesn't do this for fun. He's got bills to pay.
Maybe the Utah Off-road Recovery Team couldn’t get out there before Matt could or something?
@@JT_771: Free T-shirts.
I wonder what the bill total was for this. Simple local recoveries can be expensive.
Lizzy immediately hopping in was very impressive.
I think some horses she rides are more dangerous than that.
She should be use to it with leaning vehicles like that lol
She's sort of a bad ass
And was in brake 😂she don’t know
Why?
As a person who has gotten stuck many times and also has helped tons of folks out in the deserts and forests of New Mexico, I REALLY appreciate these videos! Thanks for this guys!
Petersons Towiing in Northern Mich has the equipment and skill for this kind of work
Area expert! Exactly! In commercial harbors, like Tampa Bay, there are "area experts" call harbor pilots. They board your commercial vessel as you enter the bay and have an expert level of understanding of the channels, currents, an other hazards. Good idea getting your buddy.
That girl simply has no fears!! Gotta love it!
TOOLE! I used to live in SLC and went out to Toole quite often. Too bad you didnt record the big castle building right out of Salt Lake city on the Salt Lake. Looks like a big Middle East building out there. Many a parties I went to in that place.
When Trevor said “Wait Rudy Let me get on the spare tire!” I was thinking how does that looks?
Then the drone showed me- he’s riding it like a horse 🐴 😂
Cameramen get no respect 🤣
Great recovery!! ❤️🐞
I’m surprised that the front tires didn’t come off the ground. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
he is also good at running alongside the action and doesn't go off chasing rabbits.
Well…he just got a raise!
Lol
Trevor exemplifying "Safety Third".
That definitely was a leaner. Just watching it rock when Matt was messing with it made me think it was going to tip. Good recovery as always.
It would need to be at least 58-60 degrees and that would be a higher center of gravity car or truck. They weren't close enough but if the ground slid out then it could be hairy.
If they had dropped an empty can into it before ropes where attached it would have rolled..
@@JohnAdams-qc2ju When I first started driving a Jeep after I retired, we were on a trail and I missed the line. The result was I slid off the side of the trail onto gravel and ended up at a 45° angle from the trail with a 500 yd fall. The group I was with were able to get me out using winches and one person hanging onto the side of my Jeep (I couldn't get out or the movement would have resulted in my Jeep rolling over). Every time I tried to move the Jeep it slid further downhill. Pucker time for sure.
I originally thought the corvair was a cool project and interesting but now seeing it out there... man Matt had a vision and boy does watching that thing cruise through the rough terrain sure look bad ass!
Never thought the banana would/could be replaced but this is so iconic.
It was nice to see how grateful the owner was for the help. Great work getting that one out of there, that was a sticky situation for sure!
Lizzie is the highlight of the show. Super classy, beautiful and not scared to handle up. 👏👏👏
I like how Rudy and Matt were in seprate trucks when the pulled up to the gas station, but yet they had the same thoughts and told (mostly) the same thing to the camera!
I REALLY love how this rescue became like a whole family event! All that was missing was the bbq guys!
I miss the days when Matt did recoveries on his own with just the old man & “someone ” in the back seat whose sole function was to run a camera
Look a Lizzie being the badass she is jumping in that truck and going for it. You got yourself a great worker there. Awesome video guys.
Lizzie has nerves of steel and takes direction. Something I know I might have trouble with, I'd be like "Shut up Matt! I got this!" Then the truck rolls over. Anyway, well done Lizzie!
Lizzy is the star of the show for me. Nothing fazes her, and she's game to have a go at anything. Go LIzzy :)
@@johnmackenzie7487 like crawling under the front end of that stuck motorhome!!
This is the first time i see this chanel. Man i got to give it to yall, i ain't never seen people so chill and professional like that. Kudo to you guys and much respect.
If you use “agreeance” enough, and enough people adopt it, it becomes a word. That’s how Shakespeare invented tons of them!
It's defined.
agreeance
n. A state whereby two parties share a view or opinion; agreement.
@@J0K3RJAKE I have agreeance with you
This includes the word puke.
I ll give you a like to show I am in complete and udder agreeance with new werds
It's a perfectly cromulent word
Poor Trevor! What a tough dude, hope he got some squeaky cheese as a reward. Thanks guys for another great video. Loved all the "bonus" footage from the drone showing how far Trevor goes for the shot. Lucky to have such a talented and dedicated crew!
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery well it comes through on camera. I really enjoy being able to take a few minutes out of my day and see a few minutes of yours. I hope it's as rewarding making your videos as it is for us getting to watch them. I hope Trevor is okay and knows we the audience really appreciate his hard work, along with everybody at Winder. Thanks for the reply! Can't wait for the next video!
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery Aw, c'mon, Matt. We all know you dropped out in _third_ grade. ;-p
I have a few stations near me where the diesel pumps do not have a second hose for gasoline. It's good for my blood pressure
"Lizzy is detaining us, she found a horse to buy..." I felt that. My wife is in the next state over and she took her horse trailer with her and our portable round pen to create her own hold-over facility at a friend's house. I am frightened at what she might bring home.
Good recovery, too. That was a sketchy position to be in, and y'all handled it great!
I feel for your poor bank account with theses alfalfa prices.😂 my area is 10$ for the little square bales. Maby you can talk her into riding dirtbikes. Only have to feed them when you ride them.😂
@@jnljnl8485 she'll do that in addition to the horses. We don't feed alfalfa, and square bales are hard to come by in Texas. Out round bales are $60-80 a piece, and we already go through two of those a week when the pasture is growing, 3-4 a week in the winter.
Talk about going “the extra mile”! This put a new slant on recoveries. They gave you a nice tip! Don’t worry Lizzy - it’s all down hill from there! How far can Matt drive while eating snacks without touching the steering wheel?! Great job, nice people.
I was born and raised in Wisconsin Matt. You know your curds. You are absolutely right about the room temperature thing. Squeaky is the BEST.
Ya gotta love Lizzie! That young lady is game for almost anything. Matt says who wants to get in, and she almost sprints to the front seat! Great recovery MORR!
AND, THEN, SHE GETS INTO A 45* ANGLE TRUCK AND DOESNT PUT THE SHOULDER HARNESS ON -- IT STILL COULD TIP OVER, OVER AND OVER IF ONE OF THE TOWING VEHIC SLIP, OR A CABLE FAILS!?! SAFETY 3RD.
@@davidlang9939 go away
@@davidlang9939 which would still likely be a walk in the park for her. She takes wilder rides on horses than any vehicle could ever provide her.
Sorry for the poor English, you are very good! I belong to an off-road club and often we too find ourselves recovering off-road or on the snow.
Keep it up!
Greetings from Italy.
Awesome! Where in Italy?
@@marcod4503Northern Tuscany, area of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. Do you know Italy well?
@@rudokmosor Yes, I do. I was born in Italy :)
Fuoristradisti in emergenza?😆
@@pierpaoloscian5926 Si! Lmao
That guy was the nicest person I've ever see you rescue.
Those Tacoma TRD 4X4 vehicles are awesome for offroad.
This owner just made an error and got stuck. The loose rock can't be beaten, no traction. A winch is a MUST for any serious off roading.
Trevor, that looked painful. However, the screen time and advertising for Operation Underground Railroad hopefully makes it easier to get through it. Thank you for stepping up and helping advocate for an organization dedicated to such a worthwhile cause. Before seeing your shirt, I had never heard of this organization. Kudos to all who are working to protect and rescue exploited children!
Coming from the future and seeing tom tom with those side burns was a wild moment...
Very wild! :D
I love how Lizzie just jumps in and volunteers! She isn't afraid to get her hands dirty or take on the less optimal tasks.
Seemed like a really nice guy and it was nice of you to give them all shirts. That was a gnarly rescue, thanks!
What's great about this channel is you get a good sprinkling of offroading, and the recovery effort.
I love these technical extractions. Engineering principles applied with experience and tribal knowledge. Nicely done.
I'm always amazed at how you guys work together to recover these vehicles. You saved that man tens of thousands of dollars.
For some odd reason, TH-cam suggested this video to me. I'm just enjoying it, for whatever reason. At 4:15 I'm like "That guy looks like a 'Johnny'". At 6:30, I'm like "That guy walks like a 'Johnny'". Later, I thought "That guy stands like a 'Johnny' and talks like a 'Johnny'". I haven't seen that guy in probably 18 years, but grew up as back-fence neighbors with his family, so I had to text his younger brother and ask "Is this your brother in this video?" Sure enough. Small world.
I also don't know why I like this channel, because it's usually not my thing, but I've subscribed.
Way to go Trevor for supporting Operation Underground Railroad! They do fantastic work too.
What is Operation Underground Railroad?
Oh yes,check out Tim Hammond
I can’t believe you guys travel that far for recoveries. That is crazy.. I hope you’re compensated appropriately for all that time. Wow!! Love you guys!!
Matt I believe your customers are having a competition. To see who can get their vehicle stuck on the steepest angle. Without going over. Lol God bless
Nice, technical recovery. This is where experience pays off, well done everyone!
You guys are awesome. I almost rolled my Isuzu years ago just like that. It was such a relief when rescue arrived!
"I liked it better when you just walked in and got your cheese." Amen Matt from another 40something dude that misses some things about the old days!
Yeayyyy squeeky cheese. The basis of Quebec poutine!
I have to laugh, the truck is teetering back and forth and Lizzie's biggest concern, "how do you get the air conditioning turned on?". 🤔😂🤣
Lizzie, you have nerves of steel 👍👍
Good job everyone 👍👍
Trevor, video can be a real pain in the butt🤔😉
You gotta be "Cool" under fire! A/C is a must!😆🔥👍
I thought they were going to do a glamour slow-mo with her hair blowing back :)
@@mickaleneduczech8373 That would've been hilarious
You can tell it's steep because her hair is hanging down on an angle
Agreeance is absolutely a word Matt and you used it in exactly the right context also.
Hats off to the whole crew. And an extra "attaboy" for Trevor. The guy just keeps giving and giving.
Speaking of Trevor, I wanted to thank him for supporting/representing O.U.R. A very worthy cause!
From cameras point of view, we can't see all those steep angles and rocks and everything. so some might say, that tacoma might have come out all by itself if there was a good driver. but answer is still no. it needed a recovery. man that yellow monster off roader recovery vehicle is just awesome.
Would not be smart to try and drive a truck that sideways out. The risk reward equation is not a favorable one in those scenarios.
@@WbrookS-jm2bj Modern truck yup, my 84' Yoda dual geared not so much...attach one or to anchors and you better get it the fc back up...they did 2. Don't loan your toys as adults haha
@@jackmountain8503 Ha. Ya thats true. But your Toyota is a different animal and that massively changes the way you approach things. Love the older Toyotas. Miss my old farm truck.
Nah, you just turn the wheels slightly to the left and feather the gas, eas your to get out of that situation.
@JustAnotherTowerClimber Just because you lack the skill and patience to get out of precarious situations doesn't mean everybody does.
This recovery was amazing… I’m surprised there was no dents or scratches on the body even though it was sitting at such a steep incline 👌
I don’t know who appreciates the recovery team more… the truck owner or his insurance company !
Matt it’s impressive to see how cool you and your team is in this kind of tough recoveries! Now go and take care of your cameraman!
You guys are freaking awesome! Extremely professional and skilled at your craft. I am blown away by some of your recoveries. At first it doesn't seem like the right thing to do but ends up working every time.
Love how the drone footage syncs up with all the others on audio! Pretty neat hearing the Rudy's jeep rollin w the wide overhead shot! Great work
This was one of the best you've had for a while! Nice work, everyone is safe, no damage! 👏
Matts team did a great recovery, a recovery that is much more difficult then what the camera shows. From personal professional opinion, these kind of recoveries should only be done by proven professionals in this field. Just because you have a winch or a wrecker doesn't make you a professional recovery operator. I have seen too many hobbyist and tow operator mess up.
There have been many times different police agencies calls me to assist or to take over failed recovery attempts by other "professional tow ops". Matts team has earned this customers trust to recover his truck. The outcome was as expected, a satisfied customer because of a great recovery.
Just wanted to say... I'm kinda jealous of your job.. it has to be extremely rewarding..
Love the channel
That was scary, but as usual the ever brave Lizzy went in. Good job guys.
So true. She's such a sweet and courageous girl.
@@StereoSpace and she is committed too
@@EvansTheTraveller LOL Thanks for info, but I was just making an observation.
wonder if she was wearing her spurs
I buy those cheese curds every time I go to that Creamery also 😃👍cool stuff.
That was a crazy angle. good save. I would definitely watch Lizzy and y'all appraise horses too, I hope you filmed that!
Ditto
Still waiting to hear what you’re going to do to help Rudy’s vehicle it needs some love and tender care... you do depend on him a lot and Travis and Lizzie all great people you have
Matt"s Off Road Recovery. Your team is why You look good. Caring friendly and always looking out for you and others' safety. Great job!
I love Lizzy's attitude! She's always up for anything and jumps right in.
Kevin Burgress, my name is Chris Hansen with Catch the Predator.
You are totally right about the “squeaky cheese”, gotta be room temperature to get the full flavour
I live in Wisconsin but I’m no cheese expert I always heard to squeak they must be very fresh.
@@daveloderhose874 My family from Wisconsin says the same thing
@@daveloderhose874 they sell it as "day old" at a discount because it's always better fresh and not cold.
Been to the Tillamook dairy in oregon, squeaky it is >:)
@@Scootermagoo i loved Tillamook. They were remodeling when we were there so we didn't get to do as much but loved the fresh curds.
Matt, you crack me up! You marvel at the angle this truck is in but then you drive practically vertical. Just amazing!
Feels like every few months someone else takes the title for the steepest angle, it's crazy how far over some of these can sit at
Feels like in one of these days they will get a call to a truck leaning at 90 degree angle against a tree up at a mountain.
and sometimes they do go over - Matt rescues those too
The Jeep Liberty @ 180 degrees wins so far....at least for being able to drive out after recovery....and then drive home!
Lizzie jumps right in there, no hesitation. Guts!
Definitely more courage than I have, I enjoyed watching this from the comfort of my couch.
She’s a man, baby.
lol
I thought he was kidding when he asked that though I thought it would come to that.
Shouldn’t u be doing a time master review? 😂😂👋👋👋
Great work guys!....and gal!❤
This channel's video production and content is so much more entertaining than any of those silly "reality" shows that were all the rage for a while on TV.
Except people died on highway through hell, I live here and do the same work and know the same people on that show, unfortunately it was way over dramatic as far a crew stuff goes but yea, this type ofstuff seems cute once your winching a minivan that belonged to a now deceased family that was hit by a semi out of a river up a 60 degree embankment in minus 40 Celsius at 3am. "All the rage" gets hard to put on camera, which is why people like us have not done so. these guys can take the views
1 min after it was posted and I click and enjoy while drinking my coffee. Happy Friday everyone! Have a blessed day.
I am from Germany, we don't even have these temperatures, these cars or these landscapes at all and I don't know why I am watching it but you guys are very cool :-).
By the way: a 4 hour drive with a normal car already takes you through half of Germany on the long distance from North to South or vice versa ;-).
Love MORR in the morning. Squeeky cheese for the win! Love watching the team solve problems.
This reminds me of the Silverado you guys recovered that was sitting the same way and multiple companies couldn't get it. That was first video I saw and what got me following your channel.
same for me - that was the first vid I saw from this channel and I just hit subscribe ;o)
I worked for a couple shops that did towing and recovery, and even went out on two major jobs to assist. It caught my attention and I was very impressed with how they did it.
Same for me. The YT algorithm at work.
That’s some crazy angle of that truck and still it didn’t tipped over! I think this is letting us know that Toyota products won’t really disappoint. This is over-achieving!
Lizzy is awesome💯 Matt says " who wants in?" She spoke right up and jumped right in👍You have an awesome team and family Matt💯
Matt, you and your team are amazing!
It is awesome that you would drive 8 hours roundtrip to rescue this Tacoma in Tooele.
Great recovery, as always! Awesome video!
Thanks for sharing. :)
I'm still laughing 10:14 there wasn't more than a second between Matt's "Who wants in it?" and Lizzie's "I will." She wasn't giving anyone else a chance, not that I'm knocking anybody, Theyre a great team. As a retired engineer I just love the technical aspects of each and every rescue.
When I lived in Utah, beaver was my fuel stop when going to Vegas. I still love getting people to pronounce Tooele right!
Another great recovery. Matt you knew what needed to happen and then you and Rudy went to work. Trevor what a hard working camera man you are. Lizzy you are the heroine of this recovery and so many others. You spoke up and offered to get in a truck that was just about ready to roll. Thank you MORR Team for another video!
My Land Cruiser FJ was in the same predicament many years ago and it was basically hanging onto the berm at the edge of the road...with a 750-foot, 70% drop if it let go. It was the most afraid I've ever been when I worked my way back in the vehicle to "hop" it out using a friend's winch around the FJ's beefy frame. You do great work and I have nothing but humble admiration of your many "saves" out in the backcountry.
I must say what you do involves a lot of subtle, careful steps. Its full of finesse & very impressive.
Best , most wholesome content I watch...thanks Matt's crew!
I like the clean appeal of language, nothing abrasive just clean family fun..
You know that a channel is big and succesfull when you're here 1min after it was posted, and you are not even in the "first" 10 who commented.
Nevertheless - keep up the great work guys!
Almost 1000 views in 5 minutes!
7 minutes after posting it was at 2000
"Turns out agreeince isn't a word." Well, in this day and age, anything can be a word if it's repeated enough.
Agreeance is a word, it apparently goes all the way back to the 16th century. It just became obsolete and replaced by the word agreement.
Also, popular use has a lot to do with legitimizing a word, it's this fluid nature of the English language that allowed for agreeance to be replaced with agreement.
@@deejayimm thank you, didn't know that, but I was certain I'd heard it used besides Matt
@@TRKISH324 I didn't know either but I did some research on it.
Agreeince is one of my pronouns
I feel ya. I just found out that “embiggen” made it into the dictionary and is officially a word, lol.
Had a chance to buy one of these old Jeep Cherokee here in Philippines in great condition with around 60k miles. My wife is Filipina n did not want it n it is gone now. Hummer these are a beast. God Bless
The scenery in Utah is just incredible!!!
Trevor and Lizzy need to get a bonus check after that recovery. They went above and beyond to accomplish it. Fantastic recovery MORR Team 💞
Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕
I don't understand how that Tacoma stayed there and didn't roll away excellent recovery of another vehicle in trouble
You know you're paying the higher price for a recovery when everybody gets a t-shirt in the end.
Probably cost that guy $200 a piece, marginally less than the Tacoma was.
9 people driving 5 vehicles four hours each way. even minimum wage each person for a 12 hour day that is $1500. 144 gallons of fuel x $3.60/gallon is $500.
And a whole lot of happy youtubers willing to subscribe and watch won't hurt the bottom line either.
@@exileut the price of a toyota?
@@exileut not all 9 wages would be reflected in the final bill. The customer is not paying for the entire film and production part of the recovery.
Hi Lizzy,
Matt, I found your off-road recovery channel first, but of course, TH-cam suggests others for me to watch. The more I watch your videos, and others, the more I appreciate your well-thought-out rigs, and methods.
There wasn’t much holding that truck from rolling. You guys did awesome work as you always do. Unbelievable. 👍👍👍❤️
You know this is really a Physics lesson - forces + direction + brains = recovery. That's a real world application in action! Dr Matt and Dr Rudy!
I used to work with a guy who said "agreeance" all the time. I always appreciated it when Matt said that.
It is a real word, though in most cases has been replaced with the modern term _"in agreement"_ but it's still defined in the OED which is the generally accepted standard for the English language. *The Oxford English Dictionary defines "agreeance" as "the act of agreeing, AGREEMENT, agreement in several of its meanings."*
Congratulations for your always humble explanation and reaction ...Matt you and your wife have done a great great job with your kids. ADELANTE !!! ( keep up the good work)...
What an amazing recovery! I would have thought the truck should have rolled as far angled as it was. I am in Awe of how well the Team performs! 👍😎😇