Note - The Demon Child was experiencing a rear locker failure, that Chris & Bec did not realize during this recovery (the issue is found and fixed in an upcoming video). And although Kevin & I took a Factor55 kinetic rope with us to the Arctic Circle, we also left one at home. But they were in a hurry & unfortunately didn't grab our Factor55 recovery bag, which had the rope and other equipment inside. (Also, our FedEx drive did not get in trouble. He's an awesome dude & his boss seemed pretty understanding from what we were told. Especially considering that the reason this particular road has not been plowed yet...was because the plow truck had also gone off the road.)
Thanks for the explanation. Mistakes were made but they did rush out to help in the middle of an extreme storm. It was just straight up nuking out there. Wow.
Definitely the difference between someone who does it every day of his life for a living (we’d certainly hope he’s good at it), and two people who have very little recovery experience. 😊
I'm not even a bit blaming.. I grew up in Alaska way before these recovery ropes. Chains. 3/4" chains! Still a soft pull but on the frame... These trucks the "recovery points" are just asking for damage.
OMG….🤣😂🤣 This video had it ALL !!! FedEx in distress, neighbors with JEEPS, passer by gets SUCKED IN the mix !! Lots of laughs, and lots of SNOW !!!❄️☃️ I liked this one a lot !! Great video you two !!!
I love seeing neighbors helping neighbors. Sometimes a way to recover vehicles like this is to sharply pull the rear back up on the road and have the stuck vehicle turn the steering wheel down hill ( right in this case). This tends to almost slide the vehicle sideways back on to the road. It causes the front and rear to come back onto the road at the same time. It’s not intuitive and seems backwards but it works.
Wonderful to see the team work and success of the recovery. To paraphrase a line from Galaxy Quest "Never give up, never surrender". Thanks for sharing.
That was fun to watch. Snow recovered are always exciting. I can't believe how deep the snow was where that Chevy went off. Fed ex driver seems like a good dude!
Great job guys if u put the shackle on the passenger side of the van it would side that front end over towards the road glad to see u helping out the community
You couldn’t have staged this better if you’d had a script! Hilarious. So now the FedEx truck has a better approach angle…nothin’ wrong with that! You guys are great!
Kids! Great you kids & neighbors rescued the FEDEX truck & driver, but! I'm 73 been through too many snowed stuck vehicles out here on the east coast & many times walloped w/snow! You guys are in where...? Utah! 2 plus feet of snow! Nobody has a snow shovel! Noooo'body has a snowplow or even tire chains...! What's with you kids?! Get a plow mounted on 1 of your beater trucks w/ snow chains & use the winch! There will be a next time! Love you kids but ya need to get your ear bent on this one! As always, be safe & stay warm out there... AMERICA FIRST!
I was stressed watching this video praying that truck would come out. Bec and Chris did awesome!! They didn’t hook up the bumper so NOT their fault!! Way to go LBTEAM!!
Great job, snow and gravity always make for and interesting recovery. A few things could have been done differently but the most important result is everyone made it home safe.
Matt really dose make it look easy. I spent a lot of the video wondering when they were going to use their winch or a comb of pulling and winching. It worked out though 👍 Good job Chris and Beck
Ouch! Y'all gotta be watching MORR videos! Dang plastic! I had a couple inches of snow in my yard; you're a half hour north and 2 thousand feet higher! Been a wet winter fer sher. Love the comradere and the willingness to jump right in. Who gets the insurance bill?! LiteBriteNationPullsABumperBoner!
I work for a towing company and next time when u hook up hook to the far side of the stuck vehicle and so in this case hook to the right side of the FedEx truck and the left side of the Jeep so ur pulling more up onto the road and it will pull out and back onto the road easier it will still take some pulling but then it’s trying to pull back onto the road instead of pulling down the ditch. Great job guys.
Reminds me of the time a club I belonged to volunteered to help clear debris from the lake beach after a major flood (over 6 ft). We had 8 Jeeps hooked together to pull logs off the beach!
And yet I didn't see one shovel ! Living on Long island NY I always had my collapsible shovel on board my 4x4's. Whether it was Adirondack snow, downstate snow on Long Island or beach driving on Hither Hills, Fire Island or Montauk Point, ya just gotta have a shovel! Just my two cents worth! Glad they got the guy unstuck! 😊😊🎉
on these recoveries first remove the bumper to get to good tow points noted...🙂. Only thing that might have been a better tow point was the passenger side of the Fed Ex truck to pull it more toward the center of the road. But still a great job helping neighbors, this is one thing I miss is more people willing to help their neighbors.
Yeah, since the truck had zero dedicated recovery points on the front, the bumper is what the FedEx driver chose to hook to. We would have gone to the front axle beam (because we’ve recovered 18-wheelers from sand pits like that before), but we weren’t there. I believe that’s what Chris hooked to once the bumper was out of the way. 🙂
We are here live from lite brite nation headquarters here in utah where jeeps help get there own parts delivered. Hey fed ex how bout upfitting some gladiators !
That was great stuff😂! Loved this video. Hopefully the FedEx driver didn’t get in trouble. They should drive 4 wheel drive trucks to deliver in the snow.
Since he couldn't get his front tires to catch and go up in the road you probably should have shortened the strap and pulled sideways across the road to get the front of the FedEx truck up onto the road and then pull diagonally across to get him up but this was way more entertaining.
Nah, the driver hooked up the strap. 😅 And his boss was super understanding of the whole situation. I imagine he was just grateful everyone was okay and his guy was back on the road
@@LiteBrite I think the Owner (Ground are independently owned) is glad for Chris and Bec and the two neighbors saved the company a $500 or more tow bill and would rather replace a bumper.
When a good deed turns . . . My Purolator guy got stuck in my short residential drive way a few months ago, so I had to drive around him, through two foot deep snow on the lawn, and pull him out from behind, After I disconnected the pull strap, I realized that I had not taken the knots out of the rope, and now they are permanent!!
For next time: grab the low side of the vehicle to turn it onto the road as you pull. Also double over the rope to get a closer and have a better angle to pull onto the road.
Did you hear the sad trombones when the bumper pulled off? Bump, bump, bu-bump, whaaa…. I know they don’t make vehicles with good recovery points, but bumpers are no good. Maybe on a car/truck prior to the mid 70’s, but not any more. Remember when you jacked up the vehicle from a slot in the bumper you jack went into?
You guys are awesome and you will succeed, nicely done ✔ I think 🤔it would have taken MATT'S OFF ROAD RECOVERY A LITTLE While to get there 😂 Have a Great Day 👍 God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
Note - The Demon Child was experiencing a rear locker failure, that Chris & Bec did not realize during this recovery (the issue is found and fixed in an upcoming video). And although Kevin & I took a Factor55 kinetic rope with us to the Arctic Circle, we also left one at home. But they were in a hurry & unfortunately didn't grab our Factor55 recovery bag, which had the rope and other equipment inside.
(Also, our FedEx drive did not get in trouble. He's an awesome dude & his boss seemed pretty understanding from what we were told. Especially considering that the reason this particular road has not been plowed yet...was because the plow truck had also gone off the road.)
I bet those deep tracks were the plow truck went off
Whoops 😮lol
The amount of experts in these comments is incredible.... lol
Thanks for the explanation. Mistakes were made but they did rush out to help in the middle of an extreme storm. It was just straight up nuking out there. Wow.
Glad he didn't get in trouble
After watching Matt's off-road recovery videos, this rescue video actually reminds me of how good at this that Matt really is.
Recovery points.. are. Or. They are like paint on a pig.. do not just say that'll work.. frame! For gosh sakes!
Definitely the difference between someone who does it every day of his life for a living (we’d certainly hope he’s good at it), and two people who have very little recovery experience. 😊
Gahhhhh straps! No nay never!
@@michaelrobbins9679 there's definitely a time for a strap on pavement 😊
I'm not even a bit blaming.. I grew up in Alaska way before these recovery ropes. Chains. 3/4" chains! Still a soft pull but on the frame... These trucks the "recovery points" are just asking for damage.
OMG….🤣😂🤣 This video had it ALL !!! FedEx in distress, neighbors with JEEPS, passer by gets SUCKED IN the mix !! Lots of laughs, and lots of SNOW !!!❄️☃️ I liked this one a lot !! Great video you two !!!
I love seeing neighbors helping neighbors.
Sometimes a way to recover vehicles like this is to sharply pull the rear back up on the road and have the stuck vehicle turn the steering wheel down hill ( right in this case). This tends to almost slide the vehicle sideways back on to the road. It causes the front and rear to come back onto the road at the same time. It’s not intuitive and seems backwards but it works.
I hope FedEx diver didn’t get in trouble. 😂. Glad you got him out.
Just lawn darting things everywhere 😂😂 . Well the county should be happy now they have somewhere to put the snow 😉 !! Great job guys ❤❤💯🤙
Chris and Bec to the rescue! Happy Trails to you all!
Oh, wow I'm so envious you got all the toys, scenery, and weather, thanks for sharing kids,
AWESOME EVERYONE CAME TOGETHER TO HELP!
It’s always good when the community comes together and helps each other. That’s the way things should be.
This video made my day... 😅 pulling the bumper off was priceless. 😂 Bec and Chris show.
It's always good to help people. Good Karma. Thanks for the videos
First post! Yea! I love Bec and Chris and Brit and Kev, you make my week month and year!!,
I've done plenty of those kind,and I've been rescued by kind stranger's like you too,the same way, almost the same predicament 🙏🙏🙏 God bless 🙏🙏🙏
That was a cool vid. Thanks Bec & Chris 👍
Wonderful to see the team work and success of the recovery. To paraphrase a line from Galaxy Quest "Never give up, never surrender". Thanks for sharing.
That was fun to watch. Snow recovered are always exciting. I can't believe how deep the snow was where that Chevy went off. Fed ex driver seems like a good dude!
Great job guys if u put the shackle on the passenger side of the van it would side that front end over towards the road glad to see u helping out the community
That Chevy was a nice truck.
Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Chris & Bec to the rescue!! no better duo to get it done than these two rockstars.
Y'all need Yankum recovery ropes or Matt's Offroad Recovery Rope. Gotta love that kinetic energy
Ya we have a factor 55 kinetic rope. They work great. They just didn’t grab the bag that had the factor 55 rope in it
It’s no Matt’s Off-road but yet it’s still entertaining. Haha. Good neighbors are hard to find these days. Good stuff.
You couldn’t have staged this better if you’d had a script! Hilarious. So now the FedEx truck has a better approach angle…nothin’ wrong with that! You guys are great!
Kids! Great you kids & neighbors rescued the FEDEX truck & driver, but! I'm 73 been through too many snowed stuck vehicles out here on the east coast & many times walloped w/snow! You guys are in where...? Utah! 2 plus feet of snow! Nobody has a snow shovel! Noooo'body has a snowplow or even tire chains...! What's with you kids?! Get a plow mounted on 1 of your beater trucks w/ snow chains & use the winch! There will be a next time! Love you kids but ya need to get your ear bent on this one! As always, be safe & stay warm out there... AMERICA FIRST!
Just had to reminisce 😉❤❤💯🤙
I'm from Minnesota, and watching you try to deal with snow is hilarious.
you two are flipn awesome!!!!
All's well that ends well! And fun to watch too!
This entire video was amazing 😂😂😂 full of highs and lows
It was a roller coaster 🎢
Good team work. All's well that ends well!
I was stressed watching this video praying that truck would come out. Bec and Chris did awesome!! They didn’t hook up the bumper so NOT their fault!! Way to go LBTEAM!!
Great job, snow and gravity always make for and interesting recovery. A few things could have been done differently but the most important result is everyone made it home safe.
You're so awesome guys
Matt really dose make it look easy. I spent a lot of the video wondering when they were going to use their winch or a comb of pulling and winching. It worked out though 👍 Good job Chris and Beck
I liked that as soon as they mentioned MORR that it popped out then.
Ouch! Y'all gotta be watching MORR videos! Dang plastic! I had a couple inches of snow in my yard; you're a half hour north and 2 thousand feet higher! Been a wet winter fer sher. Love the comradere and the willingness to jump right in. Who gets the insurance bill?! LiteBriteNationPullsABumperBoner!
All in a days work. Great work.
I’m so happy to look helpful recovery …you’re awesome team work two thumbs up 👍
Good job regardless, y’all are awesome, God Bless 🙏🏼
Love me some Lite Brite Garage. Thank you for your time.
One of the best videos ever!
Great job guys. Gotta love Utah weather.
I work for a towing company and next time when u hook up hook to the far side of the stuck vehicle and so in this case hook to the right side of the FedEx truck and the left side of the Jeep so ur pulling more up onto the road and it will pull out and back onto the road easier it will still take some pulling but then it’s trying to pull back onto the road instead of pulling down the ditch. Great job guys.
Chris and Bec rock love their videos and quality of work
The shutdown sound was funny 😂😂 😂😂😂😂 and we’ll placed.
Reminds me of the time a club I belonged to volunteered to help clear debris from the lake beach after a major flood (over 6 ft). We had 8 Jeeps hooked together to pull logs off the beach!
And yet I didn't see one shovel ! Living on Long island NY I always had my collapsible shovel on board my 4x4's. Whether it was Adirondack snow, downstate snow on Long Island or beach driving on Hither Hills, Fire Island or Montauk Point, ya just gotta have a shovel! Just my two cents worth! Glad they got the guy unstuck! 😊😊🎉
GREAT TEAM WORK
Watching this makes me love my kinetic energy rope even more
We have Factor55 kinetic ropes, but Chris & Bec we’re in a hurry on their way out & just didn’t grab our Factor55 recovery bag
We have all made mistakes that cost us. Great to have friends and love your jeep.
on these recoveries first remove the bumper to get to good tow points noted...🙂. Only thing that might have been a better tow point was the passenger side of the Fed Ex truck to pull it more toward the center of the road. But still a great job helping neighbors, this is one thing I miss is more people willing to help their neighbors.
Yeah, since the truck had zero dedicated recovery points on the front, the bumper is what the FedEx driver chose to hook to. We would have gone to the front axle beam (because we’ve recovered 18-wheelers from sand pits like that before), but we weren’t there. I believe that’s what Chris hooked to once the bumper was out of the way. 🙂
I was pushing that Fed Ex Truck as hard as I could from my chair at home lol. Great job
We are here live from lite brite nation headquarters here in utah where jeeps help get there own parts delivered. Hey fed ex how bout upfitting some gladiators !
Shoulda called Matt, or Rory...
Good work, 'cept for stopping to th' bumper. TEAM Work for th' WIN!🏆
That was definitely fun to watch. Good job guys! Keep up the good work 😂😂😂
That was great stuff😂! Loved this video. Hopefully the FedEx driver didn’t get in trouble. They should drive 4 wheel drive trucks to deliver in the snow.
Great video thank you!
What a nice video! Awesome you guys! From Tokyo.
Good stuff guys that looks fun.
That was great!! Good job guys!! Super fun video!!
Wow Chris looks like that is wet snow ❄️ judging by the FEDEX trucks rear tire. Good luck pulling him out.
Love the Buenos dias beanie!
You should have hooked to the passenger side to pull the front onto the road
victory pie for Chis and Bec!!!!!
Wow…if that didn’t keep getting deeper…good job!
All in all a fun day.
Nice job I'm glad the fed ex driver didn't get in trouble
Watching this makes me anxious. Lol. That’s some deep ass snow
I think I could watch an entire video of Peanut and Jelly playing in the snow!
Lack of chains is mind blowing...
That was a trip. ✌🏼
Now that is a fun day!
Good job guys 🤙
Excellent vid!
#TeamKentucky for the win! Shoutout from 270!
Since he couldn't get his front tires to catch and go up in the road you probably should have shortened the strap and pulled sideways across the road to get the front of the FedEx truck up onto the road and then pull diagonally across to get him up but this was way more entertaining.
Awesome save 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
great job!! Hope the fedex Driver didn't trouble for losing his front bumper lol.
He didn’t! ❤️
Nice Chevy! Good to see a real truck on the show! lol
The whole neighborhood rolls tough 4x4s.
That was intense!
Best video ever....
No worries, they can order another bumper and have Amazon deliver it to them 😉
Hell Yeah Cowboy! (my buddy in the black Jeep)
I hope you got your package. FedEx probably figures you owe them a bumper now.
Nah, the driver hooked up the strap. 😅 And his boss was super understanding of the whole situation. I imagine he was just grateful everyone was okay and his guy was back on the road
@@LiteBrite I think the Owner (Ground are independently owned) is glad for Chris and Bec and the two neighbors saved the company a $500 or more tow bill and would rather replace a bumper.
That’s crazy snow! It kind of looks fun! Lol….
FedEx when it’s absolutely positively has to get
STUCK
overnight
Good thing you have a mechanic who can fix it
I love Bec.
Tire chains sure help in that cold snow
When a good deed turns . . .
My Purolator guy got stuck in my short residential drive way a few months ago, so I had to drive around him, through two foot deep snow on the lawn, and pull him out from behind, After I disconnected the pull strap, I realized that I had not taken the knots out of the rope, and now they are permanent!!
Now you have to do a Buttery Bros Collab!
A great movie for the Oscar's! Had a little bit of everything! 😂
Kind of surprised there were no tow hooks on that truck.
For next time: grab the low side of the vehicle to turn it onto the road as you pull. Also double over the rope to get a closer and have a better angle to pull onto the road.
Wow can’t believe you hooked up to the bumper.
It’s where the driver chose to hook the strap himself.
I love how people are like you should of done this or that. Easy to say when your not in the middle of the shit storm trying to help
Did you hear the sad trombones when the bumper pulled off? Bump, bump, bu-bump, whaaa…. I know they don’t make vehicles with good recovery points, but bumpers are no good. Maybe on a car/truck prior to the mid 70’s, but not any more. Remember when you jacked up the vehicle from a slot in the bumper you jack went into?
I'm surprised the Turkey gobbled back a tad early , but hey WTH LOL😂
Good job Ford! You saved $4 by not including a solid recovery point.
4th! Sorry to be late but I was working on my Jeep!
You guys are awesome and you will succeed, nicely done ✔
I think 🤔it would have taken MATT'S OFF ROAD RECOVERY A LITTLE While to get there 😂
Have a Great Day 👍
God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸