And, here I am again, 2-years later, watching old MORR videos, because it is sooooo much better than what I have on the 1000+channels on Xfinity Cable tonight.... Thanks for these, they really are timeless. Fun to relive the adventures!!
July 23 here now, I started at the beginning and working my way through em all. Though I cheated and watched the morrvair build first, then the wrecker, now everything else while I wait for more bombi action! Not much for recoveries lately, I really hope they ramp things up again! Heck I'd go work for Matt if I could
I really like watching these videos not only because I like cars but also because Matt is very calm, he doesn't swear, doesn't get emotional. He just goes on with his job without any hesitation, blaming or complaining. It's like ASMR to me. Keep up the good work, Matt! Cheers from Poland!
I agree but even before I saw this comment I was wondering what happens when these guys hit their limit and lose it. Everyone has a limit and it may be that they have very small expressions of it or it could be something else. I don't want to see them lose their crap and embarrass themselves or anything it is just something I am curious about.
As an ex wrecker driver, who has driven sling-style, flatbed, wheel lift, and I even drove semi Wreckers, you guys have my absolute utmost respect!! The patience you have to do what you do is unbelievable. I know how difficult it can be just to try to figure out how to flip a car back over or a big rig. But you guys take the figuring and the mentality you must have to do this to a whole new level. I absolutely love your channel. And thank you all for doing what you do in the locations you do it in, and especially in that weather!
When I saw your Wife pushing that tire up the hill to you it brought back so many good memories of my wife it left me in tears . I lost her in 06 to cancer RIP Charline I miss you with me . I tell you my friend you are a lucky man to have a woman like that .The good Lord did not make many of them and I m grateful to have what I had .
Peter as of August 2nd, 46 years married. Anniversary. Tons of cherished life memories, why just one hour ago I got my butt chewed out over misplacing some dumb thing in our home.... 🙀
Would of loved to see Matt's wife do a second intro when they went back for the Jeep. "So I got a call for a yellow jeep that went out on the trails without a spare and got stuck with a flat tire".
It's fun going back and watching these old videos when Matt and Paul were first starting to get the hang of UA-cam. It's also neat to see how much Matt's shop has evolved in the past three years. Landon's grown a lot, too.
Hey Jamie, I'm lucky just like Matt!!! She would drive out to the middle of nowhere with no questions asked and get in the middle of repairs without a thought and growl if anyone tried to treat her like she couldn't do something. Women like yourself and my wife should be appreciated and and treated as a member of the team. Matt we are truly lucky men!!!!
I'm lucky like this also!! My woman will dig right in and get dirty and greasy as heck!! She might complain some, But has always helped when/where needed!. She's my partner on 90% of my recovery work!!. Yes, We are blessed to have great women!!!.
Now the biggest one is “dont listen to anyone but me” and he was completely in the right for saying it because they had a stretch rope and customer was tryna tell jaime how to drive so matt hollered to jaime “dont listen ti anyone but me” and he only hollered cause he was like 50-60 feet away at the time. They are so chill its insane. My buddies would be losing their crap.
Matt I've been subscribed and watching you religiously for quite awhile. Just when I think you have bit off more than you can chew, you amaze me with your clever recovery skills. Also the crew that helps you is also amazing, the guys and gals are fantastic. It is a huge family that comes to each others aid and it makes me feel good to see that kind of thing with all that is going on in America right now. Thanks and if I'm ever in Hurricane it would be an honor to shake your hand, I'll Purell first. Take care.
You guys really earned your wages on this one and edd always moves rocks out of the way just to make it that bit more easy and as always filming it better then those pro's on tv.
Kudos to Jamie for going out in the middle of the night and rolling a big spare tire up that was bigger than she was. I have watched this a couple of times and it is increible that you were able to get your Jeep up past the stranded truck and turn it around on a rocky, narrow trail like this one, weld on parts on the side of the hill, in the dark, and then get all this stuff off the mountain in the dark safely. Your whole team of trail warriors is the best.
Best part of that freebie for the service member is watching how humble matt was about it. Not a word said, nothing later for the camera, nothing. Tells me for sure he's done that a bunch of times with no cameras in sight. He's genuine, his channel is genuine, his content is genuine, that's why I subscribe..
ken shearman “Wrong! See I was on my horse when he threw his shoe and I got throwed off. And that just caused me to bust a perfectly good bottle of fine Kentucky Redeye. So the way I figure, blacksmith, you owe me five dollars for the whiskey, and seventy-five dollars for the horse.”
But do you need a flex or flux capassitator that train engine with a flat car would be REAL handy I seen broke/broken/brokest before and this is/was close to it There are some on the Rubicon S L I G H T L Y off the trail that will be there for awhile
Matt have you started taking helicopter flying lessons yet? Jamie do you remember any of this in the wedding vows? Love honor roll spares up the hill 😮. So are you going to show us the new ring Matt got you a little time at Disneyland a long weekend at the lake I’m thinking a week+ at a spa Thank lovin’ your videos from Krapramento, California the Krapital/Krapitol our gas barely got under $3/gal and they added 3.2¢/gal tax on 1 July; I think they made the gallon into 120 oz Love my country fear my government fortunately it’s easy to write jokes about them as they provide such GREAT content. It should be a UA-cam channel ;”
I don't know who is more awesome, Ed or you for having the heart and compassion to include Ed in your life and take him along on these adventures!! Our elders were us not that long ago and have a lot to teach us!! Love and respect to you both!!
What women think men want: scantily clad bimbos pounding alcohol dancing at the club. What men actually want: 21:39 A beautiful and loyal wife that will drive out into the middle of the desert with you, twice, to fix a flat tire, and then push the spare up the hill for ya.... cheers Jamie, you the Real MVP!!
Definitely. We want a real lice partner not just some bimbo for a fun night, this may be an unpopular opinion but I believe that guys who just want a fun night are still boys, not yet real mean
like that Chevy that slid off the side of a mountain trail, the camera doesn't do the steepness justice , heck of a team you guys make...great job boys...
too much work and for video at night too. hope u charged a fortune!! the guy should have had other trailer capable partners with him or a wallet full of $$$$. KEEP Up the good work Matt & Co
Video/photos never show how steep the terrain is. That boulder Matt kicked loose that rolled down the road gives you an idea, though. I was waiting for it to smack the Cherokee.
Rite!!! Damn, their some peps lucky to have his teams help out there. That stuff no joke, he should be able to charge a petty penny for this kind of rescue and the the customers should be happy to pay it!
Time for a Roof mounted Spare on all vehicles you use! Surprized you didn't find some stranded Mountain Goats up there. Incredible rescueS. Thanks Jamie♥
My team and I do mountain recoveries up here in northeast Washington state and the Idaho panhandle. I pick up on lots tips and ideas when I watch Mats recoveries
@@mtbcyclist In this case, the WJ was supported up front by the Banana's winch line, it was supported side to side by the terrain, so it really had nowhere to go.
@Rob G. Hi lift Jack's are great for some things, but the way it was used in that situation was VERY dangerous. Those jacks fall sideways. Super dangerous to be underneath anything without some kind of safety. Glad no one was hurt.
Customer: There's no way around me. Banana: This is how it is done. This shows awesome teamwork and trust between the whole crew. Thanks for the great content!!!
When I saw the tire go back slightly with him under with the welder I almost said something that I hardly ever say. But a great video and recovery. And B4 I forget, hello from the Philippines.
Only Matt at 2am, has a good tire ready to be installed so he can go home and go to bed, but instead he is searching for the reason his tire went flat. You guys are awesome!
Jamie, you are a keeper. To be out in the mountains with your man at 2 am is nothing short of amazing. I know my wife would do the same. Well done mam. And Matt, you are a legend. I really like watching your program from all the way down South in South Africa. 🍺🍺
That was epic - not so much a recovery as an adventure. This one had everything, awesome scenery, fantastic team work, top notch off road action and of course Ed.
This is what great youtube vids made for. No bullshit just pure workmanship, taught me to learn doesn’t matter what’s in front of life, be calm and solve the puzzle. Cheers
This is the very first video I saw from Matt's and it hooked me on both the MORR and Fab rats channels, so many videos of great entertainment. Hope to see a lot more, thanks.
Just recently found your channel. Love the content, like your easy going demeanor, really like how you treat the customer. It would be so easy to make some sarcastic comments, but you have everyone on UA-cam covering that for you, there are some funny comments. Major respect for how you treat Ed. Love him. God I was laughing while watching him hike up that hill with a chair and umbrella, he’s got class. This needs to go on your merchandise if it isn’t already “So, we got a call” Best comment 7:08 “I know that, just let me get my nerves back” 7:42 “I came to quick”. Ok, no comment. 17:06 I wonder if that boulder is still rolling! Thanks for sharing your work, family and friends with us. Appreciate it and the opportunity to see the landscape if the are you live. We plan on visiting the National Parks in the South west soon, hopefully I don’t get to meet you 😀
Just watched this again (Saw the first version on Fab Rats) and I have to say that was one hell of a recovery by Matt and Paul!!! That road was really steep and that Grand Cherokee owner should be adding one heck of a tip on top of the payment! Ed is the man... looks about 80, smokes, and is climbing up that hill moving rocks! Amazing. Second, Matt’s wife Jaime is a doll! Not many wives would come out like that to help you. This video was awesome. Great friends and family can do anything. Thanks for the video Matt!
That yellow Jeep gave everything it got in this recovery. All around amazing video. Great friends, amazing wife, skillful bush fix on a difficult technical trail and one heck of a long day. This recovery really pushed men and machines to the limit. One of those days that you never want to repeat and don't even want to think about anymore even though you know you deserve a medal for it.
On the edge of my seat for a time, then enjoy reading the comments. Everything I could say has already been said. Another great video with all my favorite cast of characters. Wish the cameraman had an inclinometer.
When I first got in the fire department some 46 years ago, our brush truck was amilitary spec Dodge Power Wagon. I have thought for years that 'Unit 18' was the most bad-ass 4WD ever built...it made it''s own roads regularly and was occasionally special called to pull other, lesser brush trucks out of the woods when they got stuck. I do believe 'The Banana' out-bad-asses old '18' (Which, BTW was also painted yellow!). That little Jeep Cherokee will go anywhere!
Wish we had someone here in Kenya like Mat who goes the extra mile to help people in trouble off the road and not driven by how much he can squeeze out of them for doing it. Great channel mate.
@@chrisammons4456 Yeah, Sketchy is not the word for that one (is what my comment was) i cant speak for that owner, i would have had to stop at the local store for new underwear & pants if that was my rig.....a hair fraction of losing it completely
reference "This is why Ed is a hero" at 12:50. (Clearing rocks off the trail.) “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” - Christopher Reeve It was surely a long day for Ed, and he was helping resolve the problems. (Not that he is any way ordinary - storehouse of knowledge and helpful energy. Carry on, Ed.)
That was one heck of a rescue - the trail y'all had to run over was more than gnarly...it was gross. Surprised y'all even made it to him and him getting where he was. Great work from both of you getting that guy out. The bummer was you Matt getting that tire off the hub. Hope you and the wife slept in that morning. Ed is a hero...getting them rocks out of the way for y'all like that. Be safe out there and one heck of a video again.
these "Professionals" do not like jack stands or any type of safety measure. I watch it kind of as a horror movie substitute. Did you notice how they initially crawled under the car when all that was holding it on the trail was its flimsy handbrakes?? ps: dont get me wrong guys, i watch many of matts videos - i think he is an awesome guy, and i would love to buy him drinks. I seriously do - but in order to do that one day, he need to survive. Can those people near him please help him to survive?
@@zoolkhan yeah dude. A single hi-lift makes me super uncomfortable even when I'm being overly cautious. No way I'd ever climb under a vehicle without jack stands or blocks or something.
Matt, you have probably heard of this before, but in case you haven't: In the sand here, we sometimes use a boat anchor off the rear of a vehicle when winching to prevent the winch vehicle from being pulled forward. A line about 25' off the rear and bury the anchor in the sand. Love your channel, have enjoyed you videos.
Man you guys are awesome. Is there any car you can't pull out? Thanks for letting us be a part of your adventures! Your videos are way better then all this reality show crap!! Big fan from Germany
I started watching these videos, mainly of the recent snow ones and I haven't stopped. 3 hours later, middle of the night, I have learned a lot from them. For some reason these are so fascinating to watch as well.
Every decision has risk to it but with all the experience Matt and his crew have I believe they make good choices. They are there on site and make good decisions. And kudos to Jaimie.
Matt, this was awesome! It’s past midnight in Melbourne, Australia but I had to watch this ep. I’ve been binging your videos for a few weeks now - I don’t even 4x4! 😅 but this was so good and your wife is an absolute saint. Keep posting, my man!
This is what youtube was made for, I love the honest, hard working attitude you guys all have. Plus you all seem to have some fun! Which we all enjoy obviously
Great content. And your team is awesome, the wife is a life saver and pretty. And Ed what a freaking trooper great man. And Matt. Your are both. Animal and human being.
I'm sure this guy realizes how lucky he is that you guys came out for rescue. Don't know of any recovery outfits that would have attempted what y'all went through.
That guy Paul with the Toyota knows his stuff... Very very clever guy.. I've watched him now 3 or 4 times on your different recoveries... Great video. One of your best. 👌👍
Mat something you might want to try.. on your Yankum Rope. I used to use this when towing as it made it so much easier on the rope dragging on the road and stopping the over run. I used 8 mm bungee shock cord and carabinas at either end. Loop one end through the eye of the Yankum Rope and about every 4 or 5 feet put a half hitch untill you reach the other end and put it through the eye and back round itself with a carabina to keep it safe from undoing itself. It saved a few of my ropes over the years. Im not telling you how to do your job but every day is a school day even for Ed.. Cheers from Scotland.
@@shockingguy Hi im sorry i dont have any pictures as i lost them in a failed hard drive along with many more. What i did was to stretch out our Yankum rope between two jeeps and measure it extended tight. Tie loop in the bungee cord. Put it through the end eye in the Yankum rope use a carabina or shackle to fix back on its self. Then pull tight for about 4 foot and put a half hitch knot keeping it tight another 4 foot and half hitch knot until you reach the second eye in the rope. Keeping it in tension all the way. Cut the Bungee cord and tie a knot making a second eye in it. Use a second carabina through the eye and back on the bungee cord. Dont cut is short as you dont want to snap it under heavy pulling/recovery. By making it Quick removable mans it is not used in short recovery. It works brilliantly in a dead tow or a long tow to a road. It stops the rope dragging on the ground and most of all over run by the towed vehicle. It helps with snatching on the tow. I could add or remove it in just over a minute. I now duplicate the pictures and videos i cant replace...
You’re attitude and you’re team ( family and friends) are second to none. You have the some of the finest people around you. I really enjoy watching you’re channel. I almost got every single show watched.
Gotta love how the jeep breaks on the trail, so Matt goes off the trail over super jagged rocks and makes it around. That's how you know how beastly his recovery jeep is compared to stock or even some upgraded jeeps.
Oh yeah, that thing is a beast. I love powerful trucks and Jeep’s. There’s something about being able to go from not being able to climb a hill, to being able to absolutely scale it.
My wife has come to my rescue more than once throughout my stupid car escapades... "hi, it's midnight, I got a flat tire, and I don't have a lug wrench..." Guess who came to my rescue, for free!
You guys beat all, every time I think I've seen it all with my own experiences and on this channel, you show me something else LOL. Lotta "grit" in Hurricane town...
Hey Matt! We stopped by the shop at the end of May and met all of you, Jaymie and Ed...Lady and Max. You sent us up Mesa Rd and over to Kolob Resevoir to check it out possible camping spots. We didn't end up on this trail luckily but going across the top of Mesa Road was absolutely beautiful! Thanks for being so welcoming to all of your fans and hope the Corvair Wagon project is still coming along!
Incredibly difficult rescue in so many different ways. It was hard for me to even watch it while sitting in my chair knowing what you are going through. I was twisting and turning my chair all over the place trying to get you guys out of there safely. I am really glad you made it out of there OK. You have the best team in the business! Kudos also to Paul making the welds in such a difficult place and have a welder that would work while on a steep angle.
watching Paul under that jeep as the wheels roll backwards almost off that jack about gave me a heart attack. The list of things that could have gone wrong! RESPECT TO EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THIS RECOVERY
Hey Warn, Currie, Jeep, and anyone else worth anything in the off-road world, ya'll need to be sponsoring Matt by building a fleet of XJs with him to his specs.
I just found this on UA-cam and love it! A bunch of guys and some girls knowledgeable in their craft getting together and problem solving and no one saying we can't do this they think their way to a solution get the job done and then on to the next! It's real interesting to watch and I love the camaraderie between all of them it looks like they're having a blast! Well done.
I can't believe the recovery you just did and in the dark! That's pretty cool to see Jamie driving that big wrecker. But the best part is everyone is helping no one loses their cool. Ed moving rocks.
Ed is my hero man... I'd watch this channel just for him. I bet he's got great stories! That said, y'all are great. You seem like the kind of folks I'd look for to hang out with! Also, thank you for your channel, and the meaningful entertainment.
And, here I am again, 2-years later, watching old MORR videos, because it is sooooo much better than what I have on the 1000+channels on Xfinity Cable tonight.... Thanks for these, they really are timeless. Fun to relive the adventures!!
July 23 here now, I started at the beginning and working my way through em all. Though I cheated and watched the morrvair build first, then the wrecker, now everything else while I wait for more bombi action! Not much for recoveries lately, I really hope they ramp things up again! Heck I'd go work for Matt if I could
I agree these are better than tv channels.
These older videos with Fab Rats are gold
Agreed!!
😊
I really like watching these videos not only because I like cars but also because Matt is very calm, he doesn't swear, doesn't get emotional. He just goes on with his job without any hesitation, blaming or complaining. It's like ASMR to me.
Keep up the good work, Matt!
Cheers from Poland!
He's kind of like Bob Ross with oversize tires instead of oversize brushes.
Absolutely, I watch Matt to find peace, it’s incredible
My wife said the exact same thing. He's not full of drama, everything is calm and fun to watch. She loves this show.
I agree but even before I saw this comment I was wondering what happens when these guys hit their limit and lose it. Everyone has a limit and it may be that they have very small expressions of it or it could be something else. I don't want to see them lose their crap and embarrass themselves or anything it is just something I am curious about.
@@GRedschoen they just edit out the parts where Lizzy has to hold him down while Trevor gives him a sedative.
I think Ed would have gone back out with Matt if nobody else did. See how he was asking who was going with Matt? What a heck of a guy!
Ed’s a work beast
Yup. A couple handfuls of goat chow and he'd a gone back up the hill.
He definitely would’ve
Edd is a bad ass👍
Yeah, Ed making sure Matt had backup was so sweet. I also would like to ask him what “goat food” is and where I can find some
As an ex wrecker driver, who has driven sling-style, flatbed, wheel lift, and I even drove semi Wreckers, you guys have my absolute utmost respect!! The patience you have to do what you do is unbelievable. I know how difficult it can be just to try to figure out how to flip a car back over or a big rig. But you guys take the figuring and the mentality you must have to do this to a whole new level. I absolutely love your channel. And thank you all for doing what you do in the locations you do it in, and especially in that weather!
Out of curiosity what does a typical recovery cost?
When I saw your Wife pushing that tire up the hill to you it brought back so many good memories of
my wife it left me in tears . I lost her in 06 to cancer RIP Charline I miss you with me . I tell you my
friend you are a lucky man to have a woman like that .The good Lord did not make many of them and
I m grateful to have what I had .
Sorry for your great loss, man. I don’t know how I’d move forward without my wife. Good luck and all the best to you
I’m so sorry for your loss
@@shawnmartin6434 Hay thanks I am ok met a new one she lost her hubby so we hooked up and been a year and a bit all good
Joe D That’s amazing, dude! Congrats. Keep on trucking bro
Peter as of August 2nd, 46 years married. Anniversary. Tons of cherished life memories, why just one hour ago I got my butt chewed out over misplacing some dumb thing in our home.... 🙀
Would of loved to see Matt's wife do a second intro when they went back for the Jeep. "So I got a call for a yellow jeep that went out on the trails without a spare and got stuck with a flat tire".
Jamie needs her own channel " Jamie rescues Matt"
"And all I'm carrying him is a spare valve stem, a can of starting fluid and the air compressor."
This got me laughing! Would be perfect.
The real question is how much she charged Matt for that rescue. I am sure her rates are higher than his!
Bwhaaaaaaa
Doing that "field fix" and recovery is one thing. Filming it into a good quality UA-cam video? Next level.
It's fun going back and watching these old videos when Matt and Paul were first starting to get the hang of UA-cam. It's also neat to see how much Matt's shop has evolved in the past three years. Landon's grown a lot, too.
Hey Jamie, I'm lucky just like Matt!!!
She would drive out to the middle of nowhere with no questions asked and get in the middle of repairs without a thought and growl if anyone tried to treat her like she couldn't do something.
Women like yourself and my wife should be appreciated and and treated as a member of the team.
Matt we are truly lucky men!!!!
I'm lucky like this also!! My woman will dig right in and get dirty and greasy as heck!! She might complain some, But has always helped when/where needed!. She's my partner on 90% of my recovery work!!. Yes, We are blessed to have great women!!!.
Ed is hilarious! Can't imagine the price of that rescue. Not all heroes wear capes. Some have welders. Love the video!
He charges typically $300-$500. Something like this? $1000 easy.
@@SPPTA That seems completely reasonable for the time and effort.
Good to know in case I ever need to make the call. Modern white knights- I always feel like a princess when towing shows up.
I can’t even believe this level of service exists. Crazy.
John , Everything , I repeat , everything is is just nuts, bolts, and dollars .
My guess the bill was around a grand.
Cyberdactyl that’s insane... I was thinking 3-5. Amazing to me that someone would be willing to do this for 1k
I really wonder how much this costed
@@Cyberdactyl probably considerably more than 1 grand. Given amount of hours and numerous vehicles/people to get the job done.
“Ok I wouldn’t go this way, but you got it”
That’s the biggest argument I’ve ever heard from this crew. Such amazing gentleman!
No argument...that was just an observation...
Now the biggest one is “dont listen to anyone but me” and he was completely in the right for saying it because they had a stretch rope and customer was tryna tell jaime how to drive so matt hollered to jaime “dont listen ti anyone but me” and he only hollered cause he was like 50-60 feet away at the time. They are so chill its insane. My buddies would be losing their crap.
Matt I've been subscribed and watching you religiously for quite awhile. Just when I think you have bit off more than you can chew, you amaze me with your clever recovery skills. Also the crew that helps you is also amazing, the guys and gals are fantastic. It is a huge family that comes to each others aid and it makes me feel good to see that kind of thing with all that is going on in America right now. Thanks and if I'm ever in Hurricane it would be an honor to shake your hand, I'll Purell first.
Take care.
You guys really earned your wages on this one and edd always moves rocks out of the way just to make it that bit more easy and as always filming it better then those pro's on tv.
Kudos to Jamie for going out in the middle of the night and rolling a big spare tire up that was bigger than she was. I have watched this a couple of times and it is increible that you were able to get your Jeep up past the stranded truck and turn it around on a rocky, narrow trail like this one, weld on parts on the side of the hill, in the dark, and then get all this stuff off the mountain in the dark safely. Your whole team of trail warriors is the best.
Great lady you have there😊😘😍
Best part of that freebie for the service member is watching how humble matt was about it. Not a word said, nothing later for the camera, nothing. Tells me for sure he's done that a bunch of times with no cameras in sight. He's genuine, his channel is genuine, his content is genuine, that's why I subscribe..
Jamie is Fantastic! but tell that Girl to Put Some Shoes On!! heck of a recovery team.
That's like telling Matt to wear gloves...that's not going to happen!
Matt has proven once again he is the King of OFF- Road Recovery.
"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads"
- Dr. Emmett Brown & Matt
Thats from the movie the fast and the furious.
john martin wrong.....
ken shearman “Wrong! See I was on my horse when he threw his shoe and I got
throwed off. And that just caused me to bust a perfectly good bottle of
fine Kentucky Redeye. So the way I figure, blacksmith, you owe me five
dollars for the whiskey, and seventy-five dollars for the horse.”
But do you need a flex or flux capassitator that train engine with a flat car would be REAL handy
I seen broke/broken/brokest before and this is/was close to it
There are some on the Rubicon S L I G H T L Y off the trail that will be there for awhile
Matt have you started taking helicopter flying lessons yet?
Jamie do you remember any of this in the wedding vows? Love honor roll spares up the hill 😮. So are you going to show us the new ring Matt got you a little time at Disneyland a long weekend at the lake I’m thinking a week+ at a spa
Thank lovin’ your videos from Krapramento, California the Krapital/Krapitol our gas barely got under $3/gal and they added 3.2¢/gal tax on 1 July; I think they made the gallon into 120 oz
Love my country fear my government fortunately it’s easy to write jokes about them as they provide such GREAT content. It should be a UA-cam channel ;”
I'm just blown away with the fantastic, "Get-her-Done" attitude of you guys. Very impressive.
I don't know who is more awesome, Ed or you for having the heart and compassion to include Ed in your life and take him along on these adventures!! Our elders were us not that long ago and have a lot to teach us!! Love and respect to you both!!
I completely agree. Elderly people know so much more than people can imagine.
@@bryandodson4101 my dad's 72 and still loves shredding it up on his atc 250r
What women think men want: scantily clad bimbos pounding alcohol dancing at the club. What men actually want: 21:39 A beautiful and loyal wife that will drive out into the middle of the desert with you, twice, to fix a flat tire, and then push the spare up the hill for ya.... cheers Jamie, you the Real MVP!!
How much you want to bet she brought food with her as well?
Definitely. We want a real lice partner not just some bimbo for a fun night, this may be an unpopular opinion but I believe that guys who just want a fun night are still boys, not yet real mean
@@jedwards1975 That is just one thing women think of that men tend to forget
Matt, you have a treasure in Jamie, one fine lady
She is a real" Mom/Wife" no complaints gets it done!!!! Matt make sure She is first(1) on the payroll bonuses lol!!!!
like that Chevy that slid off the side of a mountain trail, the camera doesn't do the steepness justice , heck of a team you guys make...great job boys...
too much work and for video at night too. hope u charged a fortune!! the guy should have had other trailer capable partners with him or a wallet full of $$$$. KEEP Up the good work Matt & Co
Video/photos never show how steep the terrain is. That boulder Matt kicked loose that rolled down the road gives you an idea, though. I was waiting for it to smack the Cherokee.
Rite!!! Damn, their some peps lucky to have his teams help out there. That stuff no joke, he should be able to charge a petty penny for this kind of rescue and the the customers should be happy to pay it!
15:35 probably gives the best perspective.
Time for a Roof mounted Spare on all vehicles you use! Surprized you didn't find some stranded Mountain Goats up there. Incredible rescueS. Thanks Jamie♥
My team and I do mountain recoveries up here in northeast Washington state and the Idaho panhandle. I pick up on lots tips and ideas when I watch Mats recoveries
Who is Ed
And that Hi-Lift jack was making my palms sweat! Precarious indeed!
Those jacks kill ppl... A bit sketchy😳
No doubt especially when the dude welding under the jeep was hammering away at stuff trying to get stuff lined up.
@@mtbcyclist In this case, the WJ was supported up front by the Banana's winch line, it was supported side to side by the terrain, so it really had nowhere to go.
@@RobGADV So you're saying it was only about 3/4 as dangerous as it looked?
@Rob G. Hi lift Jack's are great for some things, but the way it was used in that situation was VERY dangerous. Those jacks fall sideways. Super dangerous to be underneath anything without some kind of safety. Glad no one was hurt.
Every man needs a wife like yours. She is not afraid of a little dirt under her nails.
Yes, Jamie is a total hero. I wonder what time Matt and Jamie got up after not getting to bed till 4am?
I second that for sure.
Its Jamies safety footware thats special
AMEN!!!
Customer: There's no way around me. Banana: This is how it is done. This shows awesome teamwork and trust between the whole crew. Thanks for the great content!!!
When I saw the tire go back slightly with him under with the welder I almost said something that I hardly ever say. But a great video and recovery. And B4 I forget, hello from the Philippines.
Yeah we love watching your videos here in the Philippines matt, say hello to Ed for me! Thanks! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Was it “oh puk!”? lol
Only Matt at 2am, has a good tire ready to be installed so he can go home and go to bed, but instead he is searching for the reason his tire went flat. You guys are awesome!
This was one of the most bad ass recovery’s yet
recoveries*
Jamie, you are a keeper. To be out in the mountains with your man at 2 am is nothing short of amazing. I know my wife would do the same. Well done mam. And Matt, you are a legend. I really like watching your program from all the way down South in South Africa. 🍺🍺
That was epic - not so much a recovery as an adventure. This one had everything, awesome scenery, fantastic team work, top notch off road action and of course Ed.
Matt is amazing at the wheel, considering how worn those tires on the Cherokee were. And Jamie is a freaking WARRIOR.
This has to be the most insane recovery I've seen yet by Matt.
This is what great youtube vids made for. No bullshit just pure workmanship, taught me to learn doesn’t matter what’s in front of life, be calm and solve the puzzle. Cheers
This is the very first video I saw from Matt's and it hooked me on both the MORR and Fab rats channels, so many videos of great entertainment. Hope to see a lot more, thanks.
Just recently found your channel.
Love the content, like your easy going demeanor, really like how you treat the customer. It would be so easy to make some sarcastic comments, but you have everyone on UA-cam covering that for you, there are some funny comments.
Major respect for how you treat Ed. Love him. God I was laughing while watching him hike up that hill with a chair and umbrella, he’s got class.
This needs to go on your merchandise if it isn’t already “So, we got a call”
Best comment 7:08 “I know that, just let me get my nerves back”
7:42 “I came to quick”. Ok, no comment.
17:06 I wonder if that boulder is still rolling!
Thanks for sharing your work, family and friends with us. Appreciate it and the opportunity to see the landscape if the are you live. We plan on visiting the National Parks in the South west soon, hopefully I don’t get to meet you 😀
WOW...had me worried there for a minute. Jamie saves the day again !🇺🇸👍💪🍻 Matt you owe her , Big Time 😁😅
Well Matt… I must hand it to you. Your pragmatism knows no bounds. It’s great watching your vids and seeing how resourceful you are.
Ed’s a real trooper, staying up all day and most of the night. You’re the man Ed.
Just watched this again (Saw the first version on Fab Rats) and I have to say that was one hell of a recovery by Matt and Paul!!! That road was really steep and that Grand Cherokee owner should be adding one heck of a tip on top of the payment! Ed is the man... looks about 80, smokes, and is climbing up that hill moving rocks! Amazing. Second, Matt’s wife Jaime is a doll! Not many wives would come out like that to help you. This video was awesome. Great friends and family can do anything. Thanks for the video Matt!
I can't imagine he'll be able to afford a tip on top of what must be a monster bill!
@@scarhart53 how much would a recovery like this cost? ballpark, a few grand?
@@TheAmericanDalaiLama surely at least 3000
@@veysher3756 The spare tire is bigger than Jaime!
Amazing job guys. And rockstar Jaymie coming in to pick everyone up at the end of the day!
That yellow Jeep gave everything it got in this recovery. All around amazing video. Great friends, amazing wife, skillful bush fix on a difficult technical trail and one heck of a long day. This recovery really pushed men and machines to the limit. One of those days that you never want to repeat and don't even want to think about anymore even though you know you deserve a medal for it.
Jamie is a Rockstar!
On the edge of my seat for a time, then enjoy reading the comments. Everything I could say has already been said. Another great video with all my favorite cast of characters. Wish the cameraman had an inclinometer.
I'm inclined to agree.
You think one of the tire companies would give Matt a set of tires to “trail test”. Come on BFG, Nitto, GoodYear?
Matt can you please replace them tires lol
Absolutely! Wheres the sponsorships? Imagine the advertising they would get being partnered with an offroad recovery company
Never mind Goodyear , they’re Anti American.
Agreed!
@@cabzombie3484 /s right?
Matt’s team and Paul’s team work so good together. So calm , no complaining and so good at what they do. Something everyone should strive to do.
When I first got in the fire department some 46 years ago, our brush truck was amilitary spec Dodge Power Wagon. I have thought for years that 'Unit 18' was the most bad-ass 4WD ever built...it made it''s own roads regularly and was occasionally special called to pull other, lesser brush trucks out of the woods when they got stuck. I do believe 'The Banana' out-bad-asses old '18' (Which, BTW was also painted yellow!). That little Jeep Cherokee will go anywhere!
Wish we had someone here in Kenya like Mat who goes the extra mile to help people in trouble off the road and not driven by how much he can squeeze out of them for doing it.
Great channel mate.
This video is almost as bad ass as the one with the chevy truck almost going down the edge of a mountain top road...
Have you seen the one with the jeep over a sinkhole? Sketchy!
@@chrisammons4456 Yeah, Sketchy is not the word for that one (is what my comment was) i cant speak for that owner, i would have had to stop at the local store for new underwear & pants if that was my rig.....a hair fraction of losing it completely
This is way worse IMO
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this is ten times as gnarly as the chevy
reference "This is why Ed is a hero" at 12:50. (Clearing rocks off the trail.) “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” - Christopher Reeve
It was surely a long day for Ed, and he was helping resolve the problems. (Not that he is any way ordinary - storehouse of knowledge and helpful energy. Carry on, Ed.)
Every time you think you’ve seen Matt’s most outrageous video, well there you go
"You came too quick!" "I CAME TOO QUICK!???" - Story of my life!! 🤣🤣😅
That is what she said.
Indys Dad - My Momma told me when I came into this world I didn’t come quick enough!
Your poor girlfriend...
@@ddevil4980 *Wife
NAT what is wrong with you
That was one heck of a rescue - the trail y'all had to run over was more than gnarly...it was gross. Surprised y'all even made it to him and him getting where he was. Great work from both of you getting that guy out. The bummer was you Matt getting that tire off the hub. Hope you and the wife slept in that morning. Ed is a hero...getting them rocks out of the way for y'all like that. Be safe out there and one heck of a video again.
Wow, that was nuts! You guys take on impossible recoveries, never cussing or grumble (much😁) Love this channel!
That's because they know they are getting paid.
That hi-lift was sketching me out lol
me too
these "Professionals" do not like jack stands or any type of safety measure. I watch it kind of as a horror movie substitute.
Did you notice how they initially crawled under the car when all that was holding it on the trail was its flimsy handbrakes??
ps: dont get me wrong guys, i watch many of matts videos - i think he is an awesome guy, and i would love to buy him drinks. I seriously do - but in order to do that one day, he need to survive. Can those people near him please help him to survive?
@@zoolkhan yeah dude. A single hi-lift makes me super uncomfortable even when I'm being overly cautious. No way I'd ever climb under a vehicle without jack stands or blocks or something.
@@zoolkhan no one said they were professionals. They did what they had to do and that's that. Quit being a pussy.
He seemed cool as a cucumber under the vehicle while it was settling against that rock.
Matt, you have probably heard of this before, but in case you haven't: In the sand here, we sometimes use a boat anchor off the rear of a vehicle when winching to prevent the winch vehicle from being pulled forward. A line about 25' off the rear and bury the anchor in the sand. Love your channel, have enjoyed you videos.
Man you guys are awesome. Is there any car you can't pull out?
Thanks for letting us be a part of your adventures! Your videos are way better then all this reality show crap!!
Big fan from Germany
I started watching these videos, mainly of the recent snow ones and I haven't stopped. 3 hours later, middle of the night, I have learned a lot from them. For some reason these are so fascinating to watch as well.
I found the video 5 minutes after you posted it and I was the 595th viewer. What a great group of followers you have! Great channel Matt!
I hope that guy comes back for his vehicle. I have a feeling when he see the bill, he is going to be in for a shock!!!
There's Jeep, and then there's the Banana lol. Outstanding footage! That wife of yours is a keeper.
I just love when you and Rudy and Paul do recoveries together.
Every decision has risk to it but with all the experience Matt and his crew have I believe they make good choices. They are there on site and make good decisions. And kudos to Jaimie.
Matt, this was awesome! It’s past midnight in Melbourne, Australia but I had to watch this ep. I’ve been binging your videos for a few weeks now - I don’t even 4x4! 😅 but this was so good and your wife is an absolute saint. Keep posting, my man!
I love how Matt treats Ed like his father. He reminds me so much of my grandpa, may he Rest In Peace. ❤️
This is what youtube was made for, I love the honest, hard working attitude you guys all have. Plus you all seem to have some fun! Which we all enjoy obviously
Great content. And your team is awesome, the wife is a life saver and pretty.
And Ed what a freaking trooper great man.
And Matt.
Your are both. Animal and human being.
I'm sure this guy realizes how lucky he is that you guys came out for rescue. Don't know of any recovery outfits that would have attempted what y'all went through.
Not too sure which is sketchier: Rock crawling by yourself or laying under a rig being lifted by a High-Lift... :))
I totally would have had my feet towards the front. That thing rolls, I'm not living in a wheel chair.
ain't nothing sketchier than laying under a vehicle on a 30% hill being lifted by a high lift while you weld. butt nuggets will turn into diamonds!
@@alfredodirks3537 These Zales commercials are getting strange.
Yah that's just nuts.😳
Only thing missing that would make it sketchier is some harbor freight jack stands.
That guy Paul with the Toyota knows his stuff... Very very clever guy.. I've watched him now 3 or 4 times on your different recoveries... Great video. One of your best. 👌👍
Look at Jamie out there in her flip-flops. Did anyone warn her about the scorpions?
They know to stay away from her ...
She grew up there I think she just might know about the wild life and the terrian.She is just top drawer.
This is one of the times when using the word "EXTREME" applies. What a vlog. Gratz Matt.
Jamie to the Rescue Mat she is a keeper love seeing her come out on job's Wonder Woman great job guys be safe This is for Jamie 🌹🌹💪😎
That was an incredibly impressive recovery. I am in awe of you guys. I thought Aussies were tough but you guys are on another planet!!!
Mat something you might want to try.. on your Yankum Rope. I used to use this when towing as it made it so much easier on the rope dragging on the road and stopping the over run. I used 8 mm bungee shock cord and carabinas at either end. Loop one end through the eye of the Yankum Rope and about every 4 or 5 feet put a half hitch untill you reach the other end and put it through the eye and back round itself with a carabina to keep it safe from undoing itself. It saved a few of my ropes over the years. Im not telling you how to do your job but every day is a school day even for Ed.. Cheers from Scotland.
That sounds pretty smart I’d love to see some pictures of how to do that. You can find me on Twitter and other places Instagram also
@@shockingguy Hi im sorry i dont have any pictures as i lost them in a failed hard drive along with many more. What i did was to stretch out our Yankum rope between two jeeps and measure it extended tight. Tie loop in the bungee cord. Put it through the end eye in the Yankum rope use a carabina or shackle to fix back on its self. Then pull tight for about 4 foot and put a half hitch knot keeping it tight another 4 foot and half hitch knot until you reach the second eye in the rope. Keeping it in tension all the way. Cut the Bungee cord and tie a knot making a second eye in it. Use a second carabina through the eye and back on the bungee cord. Dont cut is short as you dont want to snap it under heavy pulling/recovery. By making it Quick removable mans it is not used in short recovery. It works brilliantly in a dead tow or a long tow to a road. It stops the rope dragging on the ground and most of all over run by the towed vehicle. It helps with snatching on the tow. I could add or remove it in just over a minute. I now duplicate the pictures and videos i cant replace...
Alan Hunter Thanks Alan I would love to see a drawing of how this is done I pretty much think I know what you’re doing and it makes a lot of sense
When I seen you go up the side of that mountain I said to myself that's one badass Jeep great video looks like you had fun
Now everyone is going to try and follow that new easier by-pass trail.
Nice to have someone so supportive as Jamie. She's a treasure. :D
You’re attitude and you’re team ( family and friends) are second to none. You have the some of the finest people around you. I really enjoy watching you’re channel. I almost got every single show watched.
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Gotta love how the jeep breaks on the trail, so Matt goes off the trail over super jagged rocks and makes it around. That's how you know how beastly his recovery jeep is compared to stock or even some upgraded jeeps.
Apparently with very little tread on the tires to make it even more difficult
Oh yeah, that thing is a beast. I love powerful trucks and Jeep’s. There’s something about being able to go from not being able to climb a hill, to being able to absolutely scale it.
Matt, you'd be in a world of trouble without Jamie & Ed !
My wife has come to my rescue more than once throughout my stupid car escapades... "hi, it's midnight, I got a flat tire, and I don't have a lug wrench..."
Guess who came to my rescue, for free!
Props to the Camera Man for capturing the steepness of the trail!
WOW! This was a nail biter! One thing for sure, Jaymie is a KEEPER! Kudos to all for not giving up!
You guys beat all, every time I think I've seen it all with my own experiences and on this channel, you show me something else LOL. Lotta "grit" in Hurricane town...
Matt, that was the best off-road recovery yet. I know that takes a lot of work. Thanks for posting!
Hey Matt! We stopped by the shop at the end of May and met all of you, Jaymie and Ed...Lady and Max. You sent us up Mesa Rd and over to Kolob Resevoir to check it out possible camping spots. We didn't end up on this trail luckily but going across the top of Mesa Road was absolutely beautiful! Thanks for being so welcoming to all of your fans and hope the Corvair Wagon project is still coming along!
Incredibly difficult rescue in so many different ways. It was hard for me to even watch it while sitting in my chair knowing what you are going through. I was twisting and turning my chair all over the place trying to get you guys out of there safely. I am really glad you made it out of there OK. You have the best team in the business! Kudos also to Paul making the welds in such a difficult place and have a welder that would work while on a steep angle.
watching Paul under that jeep as the wheels roll backwards almost off that jack about gave me a heart attack. The list of things that could have gone wrong! RESPECT TO EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THIS RECOVERY
Customer: "You won't be able to get in front"
Matt: "Hold my beer"
Bwahahaha
Hold my Mtn Dew
Quit copying me son
Hold my tow strap
pulls out the winch haha
"If you can imagine it, there is a very very small chance there is something similar here"
By junky
Thank you for this!
Hey Warn, Currie, Jeep, and anyone else worth anything in the off-road world, ya'll need to be sponsoring Matt by building a fleet of XJs with him to his specs.
I just found this on UA-cam and love it! A bunch of guys and some girls knowledgeable in their craft getting together and problem solving and no one saying we can't do this they think their way to a solution get the job done and then on to the next! It's real interesting to watch and I love the camaraderie between all of them it looks like they're having a blast! Well done.
JUNKY,...... The man the myth the MAN WITH THE PLAN! Stay AWESOME!
I like that lol “I can’t see where I’m goin!” Matt-“you don’t have to”
No matter how off-road capable your vehicle is, the terrain will eventually win.
But makes me think, this guy never carries a spare wheel then still doesn't after this accident lol
I can't believe the recovery you just did and in the dark! That's pretty cool to see Jamie driving that big wrecker. But the best part is everyone is helping no one loses their cool. Ed moving rocks.
Like I said on Paul's page..when you 2 combine your minds you work together really well!✌
First time watching a recovery like this. Much impressed. Talk about customer service!! Bravo guys.
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Ed is my hero man... I'd watch this channel just for him. I bet he's got great stories!
That said, y'all are great. You seem like the kind of folks I'd look for to hang out with! Also, thank you for your channel, and the meaningful entertainment.
Im 45yrs old and i showed my 7yr old. He loved it.