That car is a beauty. My dad bought me some year and model 2 door and red and white in color slid white leather seats,leather top and one owner then I came the second owner. Loved it. Another memory. You bring out so much in my memories. Thanks Matt. Your a blessing to me.
When my last lawnmower broke (after 20+ years), my yard is small enough that I decided to take a chance on a battery operated lawn mower. Works tons better than I thought. I only wish I got the wider model. Not having to deal with gas and oil is a real plus.... 😁
When trying to do a lifted burnout donut, turn the wheel to the low side, not the high side. Go in the opposite direction you were trying to go. At least that way you greatly minimize rollover risk
I had 5 pet raccoons throughout my childhood. They are fascinating animals. We never locked or caged them up & when they were old enough to leave & find a mate they just left. They’d come back occasionally…. But we were always careful around them because they weren’t the same pets anymore.
We had ducks. They would swim in the bathtub in winter, then in the pool with us in summer months. They eventually grew older and joined the migration flock and flew south for the winter. Imagine our surprise when they returned in the spring and swam in the pool again. They did this for a few years as well.
We were always taught to never feed wild animals because they become dependent on you and then someday, you'll be gone. That said, the woman that taught us that, Mom, now 89, had a racoon show up and she started feeding it and named it George Cooney.
They aren't going to become dependant on a few handfuls of corn, that's more like giving someone a donut every day. They just lose their fear of humans and will start getting into places they aren't supposed to be, or get angry when they don't get their snack.
@@tinncanit’s still bad for the animal. They either become dependent or they become intrusive and aggressive and wind up having to be killed when they attack a human trying to get food from them because they’ve been taught they can. An animal expert should know that.
@@AHomelessDorito so you wanted to try to insult me for knowing something and couldn’t even come up with your own insult either? Why not just post a comment that says you’re dumb?
I'm glad you feel better I think the ranch is going to be good I think a lot of people are going to have fun there and enjoy it it's going to be a good tourist attraction to that's what I believe you and your family are going to have a lot of fun there😊😊
You should extend you ground disconnect for the hydraulics so it hangs outside of the trunk when you are doing burn outs or just out hitting the switches. It will make it a lot safer if there is any issues with the hydraulics. Especially if the solenoids fry. It will save you from potentially burning the car down or ruining the hydraulic pumps. Welcome to the lowrider life. You spend a bunch of time fixing stuff all the time. But its so much fun when its running good. It is possible to do a burn out in 3 wheel motion. But be ready to adjust the suspension incase it is about to tip. There is a video floating around of a town car almost flipping when doing a burn out and barely recovers the car after it was about to flip over.
I have the DeWalt 20V 12" electric saw, with a 16" bar and chain on it. I use it for trail clearance on the dirt bike. Works exceptional and I'm very pleased with it. The more you use yours the more you'll like it. Good luck in Bristol.
The only problem/complaint I've had with the Milwaukee electric compared to the gas Husqvarna is the chain dulls very quickly and it goes slack a lot, it has to be re-tightened after 4-5 cuts. It does have a good battery life for 18V though
Those Milwaukee chainsaws are great, it’s my go to and my gas saws just sit all sad in the shop. The guys I know doing landscaping have went all electric as well, the convenience is top notch and the maintenance is nothing compared to the gas equipment.
Same here, I have a different Milwaukee chainsaw but it's a champ. So much easier to use than the gas saw and I haven't found anything it won't cut throughj.
Im digging how you outfitted the trailer. If you ever need more support for those shelves try using load bars. The load bars will snap right into that e-track and the plywood will lay right across the top.
Also may want to look into a air bladder. It goes under the car, you air it up tight against the floor and the car so to not overwork the suspension while traveling in a trailer. Many racers do it who travel a lot. I’d imagine it would be a good idea while having hydro suspension. Every bump hit in truck and trailer is transferred to car in the trailer regardless of how tight it’s strapped down.
Battery chain saws are an absolute must have! Depending on battery life they offer awesome convenience and you only have 2 things to keep in mind. Chain tension and bar chain oil level. The only other thing you absolutely must do is set the top safety switch when you are not cutting because it only takes a short trigger press and you could to some severe damage to yourself. Good luck in Bristol!
We just tried out my dad's Ryobi battery chainsaw last week after helping them clean up a ton of storm damage. Not going to do any huge jobs, but was light and worked for smaller jobs like cutting up the crown of the tree, while the others had the gas powered saws going on the trunks.
Matt those E-track have aluminum bars you can buy and stack on top of and move we use them in the trucking industry. A lot more secure than that wood you're using
Saw your burnout with El Chromino. It was by far the loudest, biggest, and most impressive burnout in the show by a LONG SHOT. So glad I made it out to Vegas to see you do that, and also shake your hand of you and your epic cameraman. I hope everyone realizes how much work that dude does running all over getting great shots we just take for granted. Matt hires the best, and surrounds himself with greatness; and I highly recommend y’all witness how they actually work in real life.
You should really install a feeder at the DP ranch (also as I am typing this I am realizing that calling it the DP ranch probably sets the wrong expectations) so that even when you're away for a while the animals still get fed. Keeps them coming back, if they suddenly see no food for a week they're going to find a different place.
15:01 If you have enough batteries to do the job, i go electric every time. No gas, no oil, no accidentally burning yourself, no smell, and all instant power (no revving the engine to build speed). It's just so much easier. But, it ain't cheap.
You are so lucky to have wild Bambi to keep coming to you. Any of them I see in the UK are so skittish. Loving both your channels. Keep up the great content.
I think it about time the resort got it own UA-cam channel. Think about he could use it to post longer video and maybe his worker could get involved. As well set a funding page to help promote the ranch . Matt can also get sponsor that way.
Off the ranch and petting zoo, careful on the raccoon once you have one you will have 20 eventually and they can get into everything they are very smart.
15:35 If you want to get like that spot less rocky why not rent a woodchipper and chip the stuff you don't want anymore? Might attract a bunch of maggots and stuff though - not sure.
I was very skeptical of battery power tools but took the plunge about a year ago. On the cheap with Walmart's Hart brand. So far I have been very pleased with the performance and battery life. Yard tools like hedge trimmers and hand tools like recrip. saws, drills, etc. But ... I only use them for light jobs. Heavier jobs I still go with corded or gas.
Disney Princess Ranch with all the animals around a beautiful moment then the impala comes to life and wakes up the whole of New Mexico. I am enjoying this channel as much as the main channel now. 14:50
We have two electric craftsman chainsaw one big one and one really small one. The small can go on a poll to reach high stuff . But we love them. And they do a pretty good job cutting down big trees
It is lucky to see a sun rise or a sun set, because that means you made it another day. That's when you should grab an adult juice, and sit out and just take it all in. Relax bubba, you made it thru another day!
The fire department I run with we have one on each of our pick-up and it will cut anything a gas can just take a little bit longer to cut over size ones. Works wonders.
craftsman electric does well with logs. usually clear paths for hunting just to find the trail. HOWEVER without the bigger battery ugh... i have to keep all my extra's on me and make sure my bar fluid is full. can't go wrong though with the little things with electric. I do agree gas is the way to go if you don't have extra batteries and need a little more power to clear rounder trees
I've let a full-grown raccoon nap against my lap. It was wild. (He was huge and showed up out of the blue during the day. Poor thing had been in a bad fight. He stopped by every day and I brought him food and water, hung out with him while he rested next to me on my porch and then he'd climb one of my trees and nap. He eventually healed up beautifully and went on his merry way.) I had mama raccoons bring their injured babies to me, wild also. I've had entire wild raccoon families who would stop by just to say hi and give me high-fives. (Literal high-fives!😆) They'd also "sneak up" on me and try to steal my sandal off my foot. It was a weird, hilarious game they made up. Mama raccoons brought their babies to me and they'd play with me while Mama went and laid in my grass and slept. Apparently those moms thought I was a suitable babysitter. (Or they were just fed up with their babies.😉) Raccoons are fascinating and adorable creatures. I feel privileged to have been able to experience so many awesome things with them, especially since they were all wild.
Good to see the LowRider back in action. I agree, Inertia will send the car over on its lid doing the burnout towards the 'high side', do the burnout in the other direction. I like the name Rocky Racoon, as in the Beatles song, "Rocky Racoon". Someone suggested Ricky, all I can think of of is Ricky Bobby, as well as you running round saying "I'm on fire!" in your exit clip, and then being RickRolled.
Those cordless electric chainsaws cut really good, ive dropped multiple 60'+ pines with mine. The issue is battery life, i usually need 3 fully charged batteries to drop, trim and buck a 60' pine.
If the electric saw has a dulled blade at all, you'll burn out the motor if you try to cut too hard. The benefit of gas is that it'll tear through even when it's dull. A sharp chain is always a good thing
On the low rider? I think you may need limiting straps or bump stops? At one point looked like you had it maxed out and the right rear was stuffed into the quarter panel and stopping you from driving forwards, In which will cause damage to the tire, suspension body damage????
Mat is an oath breaker. He STILL owes us a SLIDE at the Abandoned Mansion.
And a baby made on the roof.
@@zamboughnuts never forget
It warms my heart to see you caring for wild animals like your dad does.
We must make Matt fulfill this oath
Yes We Neeeeeeeddddddd To Mat If Your Reading this your going to pet him
And we shall
That's why I'm here
PET THE SWAMP KITTY!!!
@@JCbrewNweldtrash panda name it Ramona,
That car is a beauty. My dad bought me some year and model 2 door and red and white in color slid white leather seats,leather top and one owner then I came the second owner. Loved it. Another memory. You bring out so much in my memories. Thanks Matt. Your a blessing to me.
love all your channels Matt and you didn't buy a abandoned resort you bought a nature reserve that people will stay at
The gunshots will really encourage the wildlife
You’re a Vet. You know how to deal with these critters
Ya some BBQ sauce and a slow cooker
Eewww
When my last lawnmower broke (after 20+ years), my yard is small enough that I decided to take a chance on a battery operated lawn mower.
Works tons better than I thought. I only wish I got the wider model. Not having to deal with gas and oil is a real plus.... 😁
"welcome to Disney princess ranch" Matt has officially become the host of a majestic ranch at this point
💀💀💀
When trying to do a lifted burnout donut, turn the wheel to the low side, not the high side. Go in the opposite direction you were trying to go. At least that way you greatly minimize rollover risk
Another great morning to start with an off the ranch video!
3:45pm in the UK and i am so happy a new vids out
You better give Mikey a cut of those shirt sales! He nailed it so hard on that video. So funny!
Best Intro EVER
I could LITERALY whatch 24h of just then eating corn, and the Sound is so Relaxing to sleep. Loved it
I had 5 pet raccoons throughout my childhood. They are fascinating animals. We never locked or caged them up & when they were old enough to leave & find a mate they just left. They’d come back occasionally…. But we were always careful around them because they weren’t the same pets anymore.
We had ducks. They would swim in the bathtub in winter, then in the pool with us in summer months. They eventually grew older and joined the migration flock and flew south for the winter. Imagine our surprise when they returned in the spring and swam in the pool again. They did this for a few years as well.
They weren't EVER pets... they were just friendly feral animals
I've always wondered what they are like as pet/friends.
They seem like they'd be a mix of cat and ferret.
@@JosephWagoner16 I guess that’s a good analysis. They were very fun to watch & very smart.
@@JosephWagoner16 you mean cat and Cracked up fur rocket
We were always taught to never feed wild animals because they become dependent on you and then someday, you'll be gone. That said, the woman that taught us that, Mom, now 89, had a racoon show up and she started feeding it and named it George Cooney.
They aren't going to become dependant on a few handfuls of corn, that's more like giving someone a donut every day. They just lose their fear of humans and will start getting into places they aren't supposed to be, or get angry when they don't get their snack.
@@tinncanit’s still bad for the animal. They either become dependent or they become intrusive and aggressive and wind up having to be killed when they attack a human trying to get food from them because they’ve been taught they can. An animal expert should know that.
@@craigcampbell1843ok boomer
@@AHomelessDorito so you wanted to try to insult me for knowing something and couldn’t even come up with your own insult either? Why not just post a comment that says you’re dumb?
I'm glad you feel better I think the ranch is going to be good I think a lot of people are going to have fun there and enjoy it it's going to be a good tourist attraction to that's what I believe you and your family are going to have a lot of fun there😊😊
You should extend you ground disconnect for the hydraulics so it hangs outside of the trunk when you are doing burn outs or just out hitting the switches. It will make it a lot safer if there is any issues with the hydraulics. Especially if the solenoids fry. It will save you from potentially burning the car down or ruining the hydraulic pumps. Welcome to the lowrider life. You spend a bunch of time fixing stuff all the time. But its so much fun when its running good. It is possible to do a burn out in 3 wheel motion. But be ready to adjust the suspension incase it is about to tip. There is a video floating around of a town car almost flipping when doing a burn out and barely recovers the car after it was about to flip over.
Is the rear axle meant to twist like that?
Good luck at Bristol!! Praying for a safe race and a big win!!! You got this Matt!
I have the DeWalt 20V 12" electric saw, with a 16" bar and chain on it. I use it for trail clearance on the dirt bike. Works exceptional and I'm very pleased with it. The more you use yours the more you'll like it. Good luck in Bristol.
The only problem/complaint I've had with the Milwaukee electric compared to the gas Husqvarna is the chain dulls very quickly and it goes slack a lot, it has to be re-tightened after 4-5 cuts. It does have a good battery life for 18V though
Those mornings have to be the best way to start your day. Have a good day brother. Good luck at Bristol.
I’ve got some beastly gas saws as well. With that said my DeWalt electric is my go to for limbing 🪵 & trail saw. 👊🏻
Sams gonna have a field day polishing up the Impala
6:02 lovin the quiet shout out to my home town. On the mudflaps.
Those Milwaukee chainsaws are great, it’s my go to and my gas saws just sit all sad in the shop. The guys I know doing landscaping have went all electric as well, the convenience is top notch and the maintenance is nothing compared to the gas equipment.
Same here, I have a different Milwaukee chainsaw but it's a champ. So much easier to use than the gas saw and I haven't found anything it won't cut throughj.
I love how you show us the dears every time! How’s the grass you got from cleetus?
Matt living his best life
Im digging how you outfitted the trailer. If you ever need more support for those shelves try using load bars. The load bars will snap right into that e-track and the plywood will lay right across the top.
Your dogs so chill around them goats. We need to see him more
Also may want to look into a air bladder. It goes under the car, you air it up tight against the floor and the car so to not overwork the suspension while traveling in a trailer. Many racers do it who travel a lot. I’d imagine it would be a good idea while having hydro suspension. Every bump hit in truck and trailer is transferred to car in the trailer regardless of how tight it’s strapped down.
Good luck in Bristol Matt, I'm sure you will do good. Your videos never disappoint.
Bristol? I've got a crazy renovation project house 5 miles from that track.
Mikey was sooooo funny in that vid man. I loved it!
Battery chain saws are an absolute must have! Depending on battery life they offer awesome convenience and you only have 2 things to keep in mind. Chain tension and bar chain oil level. The only other thing you absolutely must do is set the top safety switch when you are not cutting because it only takes a short trigger press and you could to some severe damage to yourself. Good luck in Bristol!
Man, although a bit painful lessons we’re definitely learned. Way to persevere!
We just tried out my dad's Ryobi battery chainsaw last week after helping them clean up a ton of storm damage. Not going to do any huge jobs, but was light and worked for smaller jobs like cutting up the crown of the tree, while the others had the gas powered saws going on the trunks.
Love what you do Matt. Keep up the hard work.
...some nice tall cedars
that drop a lotta needles.
good flow, slick ryhme!
I love how you feed all the “pets”
That opening was so heart warming!
Matt those E-track have aluminum bars you can buy and stack on top of and move we use them in the trucking industry. A lot more secure than that wood you're using
Matt, I love the content and it’s become my dream to come out and work on your resort one day!
Saw your burnout with El Chromino. It was by far the loudest, biggest, and most impressive burnout in the show by a LONG SHOT. So glad I made it out to Vegas to see you do that, and also shake your hand of you and your epic cameraman.
I hope everyone realizes how much work that dude does running all over getting great shots we just take for granted.
Matt hires the best, and surrounds himself with greatness; and I highly recommend y’all witness how they actually work in real life.
You should really install a feeder at the DP ranch (also as I am typing this I am realizing that calling it the DP ranch probably sets the wrong expectations) so that even when you're away for a while the animals still get fed. Keeps them coming back, if they suddenly see no food for a week they're going to find a different place.
15:01 If you have enough batteries to do the job, i go electric every time. No gas, no oil, no accidentally burning yourself, no smell, and all instant power (no revving the engine to build speed). It's just so much easier. But, it ain't cheap.
Good day for a off the ranch video 😊
Morning!
@@OffTheRanchdon't touch it remember future matt warned you about the war with them
You are so lucky to have wild Bambi to keep coming to you. Any of them I see in the UK are so skittish. Loving both your channels. Keep up the great content.
Matt has gone from Dr Matt to Dr Doolittle.
If you get bored change the wooden shelves for metal lock and roller shelves it’ll be a little project but it’ll help you in the end
Matt i love the content you put out. Love from the UK
Cute lil Swamp Kitty! You could make a wild animal feeding area for the kids.
Matt should definitely wear a pink dress and tiara for feeding his Disney ranch pets!
Matt is an American, not a stupid liberal
the success of matt is the reason why you need to be kind to animals
We're expecting Demo Ranch to place on the podium this weekend. Don't let us down Matt.
🏁🏁🏁🥇🥈🥉🏁🏁🏁
12:30 I have a cordless one and it cuts literally anything I've thrown at it. Granted it's the 56v EGO, since all my new yard tools are EGO.
I think it about time the resort got it own UA-cam channel.
Think about he could use it to post longer video and maybe his worker could get involved. As well set a funding page to help promote the ranch . Matt can also get sponsor that way.
Just got back from CC Bristol. It was a blast. So cool to see the Impala up close. And doing a burnout. 🤘
Looking good brother. Keep up the good work.
I'm predicting some of those shelves in the trailer breaking on the trip to Bristol .
Have arrow head Mikey from the last DemoRanch video to pet it.
I like how the goats helped Matt trim the tree!😂😂😂
Off the ranch and petting zoo, careful on the raccoon once you have one you will have 20 eventually and they can get into everything they are very smart.
We use the Milwaukee in line work. Multiple cuts through power poles with no issues.
I think the goats will move tree's to sleep under now!! They like the little limbs for protection they think!! Haha
15:35 If you want to get like that spot less rocky why not rent a woodchipper and chip the stuff you don't want anymore? Might attract a bunch of maggots and stuff though - not sure.
22,000 more likes to go! We love watching you make this dream come true and can’t wait til it’s open! Would love to stay here!
I was very skeptical of battery power tools but took the plunge about a year ago. On the cheap with Walmart's Hart brand. So far I have been very pleased with the performance and battery life. Yard tools like hedge trimmers and hand tools like recrip. saws, drills, etc. But ... I only use them for light jobs. Heavier jobs I still go with corded or gas.
Looks like Matt is going to have a pet raccoon. 😊
Disney Princess Ranch with all the animals around a beautiful moment then the impala comes to life and wakes up the whole of New Mexico. I am enjoying this channel as much as the main channel now. 14:50
35K more to go. We can do this, Y’all!🤠😎
Just cannot take the Vet out of Matt. A soft heart for God's creatures!
We need to hit 50k likes.
the good thing about those battery chainsaws is the instant torque, they work great!
Sharing on Facebook to make sure Mr. Barry Poppins over here pets a trash panda.
Get the 12.0 battery for your saw. Makes a big difference.
You'll be at 50k likes by lunch. Might as well pet the trash bandit now.
We have two electric craftsman chainsaw one big one and one really small one. The small can go on a poll to reach high stuff . But we love them. And they do a pretty good job cutting down big trees
It is lucky to see a sun rise or a sun set, because that means you made it another day. That's when you should grab an adult juice, and sit out and just take it all in. Relax bubba, you made it thru another day!
Maybe thicker wheels and tires in the front, to help mitigate rollover
1 hr , 9000 likes. He’ll be petting Ricky before dinner boys 🫡
Ricky will be driving half way too Bristol, well it will be split between Mikey and Ricky. 😆😅🤣😂
“Welcome to Disney-Princess Ranch” genuinely made me laugh 😂😂😂
I'm quite sure you have a new pet really soon
The fire department I run with we have one on each of our pick-up and it will cut anything a gas can just take a little bit longer to cut over size ones. Works wonders.
17k likes...we're on our way to seeing Matt get an updated rabies vaccine !
Pack some merch in the car too Matt!!
Raccoons make great pets, if you get them young enough.
Not true in my experience.
It's weird hearing Bristol with Tennessee appended to it.
Only 49,000 likes to go! 😁
craftsman electric does well with logs. usually clear paths for hunting just to find the trail. HOWEVER without the bigger battery ugh... i have to keep all my extra's on me and make sure my bar fluid is full. can't go wrong though with the little things with electric. I do agree gas is the way to go if you don't have extra batteries and need a little more power to clear rounder trees
I let a full grown Raccoon sit on my shoulder and eat a boiled egg off my head.He was domesticated 👍
I've let a full-grown raccoon nap against my lap. It was wild. (He was huge and showed up out of the blue during the day. Poor thing had been in a bad fight. He stopped by every day and I brought him food and water, hung out with him while he rested next to me on my porch and then he'd climb one of my trees and nap. He eventually healed up beautifully and went on his merry way.) I had mama raccoons bring their injured babies to me, wild also. I've had entire wild raccoon families who would stop by just to say hi and give me high-fives. (Literal high-fives!😆) They'd also "sneak up" on me and try to steal my sandal off my foot. It was a weird, hilarious game they made up. Mama raccoons brought their babies to me and they'd play with me while Mama went and laid in my grass and slept. Apparently those moms thought I was a suitable babysitter. (Or they were just fed up with their babies.😉) Raccoons are fascinating and adorable creatures. I feel privileged to have been able to experience so many awesome things with them, especially since they were all wild.
That chainsaw can rip through some pretty big stuff with a 12.0 on it. The M18 Hatchet would also be great for small jobs like you just did.
Matt they sleep under those trees because of the low branches, it offers them protection from predators.
Good to see the LowRider back in action. I agree, Inertia will send the car over on its lid doing the burnout towards the 'high side', do the burnout in the other direction. I like the name Rocky Racoon, as in the Beatles song, "Rocky Racoon". Someone suggested Ricky, all I can think of of is Ricky Bobby, as well as you running round saying "I'm on fire!" in your exit clip, and then being RickRolled.
Anyone else hit the like button before watching the video because of the title? 😂
The bronco raptor
climbed right up the sandy hill
In Utah😂
I knew it would be the best desert vehicle😎
Those cordless electric chainsaws cut really good, ive dropped multiple 60'+ pines with mine. The issue is battery life, i usually need 3 fully charged batteries to drop, trim and buck a 60' pine.
If the electric saw has a dulled blade at all, you'll burn out the motor if you try to cut too hard. The benefit of gas is that it'll tear through even when it's dull. A sharp chain is always a good thing
Great job on the video folks! Thanks for making it.
On the low rider?
I think you may need limiting straps or bump stops?
At one point looked like you had it maxed out and the right rear was stuffed into the quarter panel and stopping you from driving forwards,
In which will cause damage to the tire, suspension body damage????
Oh my gosh!! You are living my dream...I want wild animals lol god love ya!
Good luck Matt and the Demolition Ranch team..😎💰💰
Need to install E-track rails in the trailer. Can strap the impala down by the tires instead of messing with the suspension.