Oh Man... This is A Bad Idea! Rubicon Trail Rescue
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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I wanna give a shout out to the stand in customer camera man. Dude did a good job getting action shots.
At one point I was wondering how is there drone footage of Colby filming
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There was some cool value-adding here and there by the guest cammoe.
That's what I said... This video raised the bar.
I love the Wrecker. He started with a tape measure and some steel stock. Welded on a lot of found objects, and stuff made from more steel stock. And here we are. Not bad for a man with no idea what he was doing.
Just got my own first 4X4, Frontier, and watching again to learn all I can how to and how not to use it from the Master of Off-road.
Don't forget Tom Tom bought those axles and the dream came alive........
When they first started the build on the wrecker, I didn’t think it would be used as much as it is
Honestly 90% of these projects end up as piles of parts and never get done. The fact it's finished, wired, painted, that's impressive... the fact it works the way it does is mind boggling!!
Don't forget the mad scientist Tom Tom had part in this...
It was great meeting Matt and crew on trail. Jennifer really got a kick out of getting a tug from the wrecker. The wrecker is truly something to behold on trail, very impressive! But what truly impressed me was how quickly you got this edited and uploaded! By the time we were off trail we were being sent screenshots of our cameo appearance! woohoo UA-cam almost famous! Matt and team are just as personable and friendly as they appear on these vids, awesome family and team! We thank you.
As many videos as they made, if they weren't quick, by now, there'd be something wrong. Clearly, there's nothing wrong. You can bet that Matt's the same, calm, alpha dog off-camera as he is on-camera, and everybody around him is pretty content.
John and I finally got off the trail today and I was getting all sorts of messages that they saw me on your video. I still need to watch the entire thing but I saw up to my part. 😁 It was great meeting you and the crew. And thanks again for the little tug, as well as the t-shirt. I wore it today. 👍 It was definitely a surprise finding you guys behind us. Thanks for all you do! (And our tires were 35s. 😂)
OK, I got to watch the rest of the video and damn! Talk about a job! You all did awesome with the recovery.
This has to be in the top 5 videos ever. Beautiful scenery. Teamwork that rivals the gold nugget recovery. A few observations; 1. Caitlin and Collin are smart, attentive and focused. They take direction well. 2. The wrecker is a formidable machine. I can't think of a tougher or more nimble civilian vehicle. 3. Matt is a natural leader. I loved how he left it to the youngins and guided them through the obstacles as a great leader does. Patiently giving clear instructions. Never losing his attention to how he approaches them in his requests. Just fantastic teamwork in a situation that was rife with opportunities for it all to go south. Lastly, the wrecker eating up the soup bowl was epic. Made it look easy. What a machine. A great way to spend an hour. Thanks again for top notch content.
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Awesome! Fun and exciting.
Welcome to northern CA. We watch all your videos. Thank you for the good family entertainment. 👍
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How many people would let a 17 year old-even though an expert rock crawler-drive the wrecker on that job? That’s great leadership right there. Truly. I should send this video to the coach of the Seattle Storm who never plays rookies.
I love seeing Katelynn use her skill from competitive rock crawling and apply it to the work she is doing with MORR. What she did here on the Rubicon, in a complicated beast of a machine, doing a very difficult task, for several hours, shows that she is a huge asset for the team. Plus...this young woman just SPARKLES!! Her cheerful presence and clever retorts (about using the rear-steer for example) is great fun for us watching the videos. I'm always glad when she's on the next video.
Facts! Katelynn is an amazing addition to the team and videos. I never thought anyone could even approach Lizzy as a team member but Katelynn is every bit as great as Lizzy.
She is amazing, I think she has more abilities then what is shown in these videos.
Picture her away at college, having to listen to some blowhard at a party boast about breaking an axle on the rubicon. "Oh, I drove the rubicon...in a wrecker...rescuing morons like you!"
I can hear to say the same thing! Katelynn is a BOSS at anything rock climbing! ❤
@@914Rocky yeah, but she doesn't weld like Lizzy.
Watching Kaitlyn begin on the channel as a somewhat shy and quiet participant to today where she has become a great host on the channel is awesome. These skills will serve her well as she moves further thru her education and then ultimately on to her fulltime "life" gig! Well done young lady great addition to the MORR Team .... 😊
Colbys response cracked me up
Matt: "Colby, where'd you get that chair?"
Colby: "I dunno, I just spawned it"
I caught that too. Hilarious
The wrecker is just a machine. But you can also see why Kaitlyn is a champion driver and Kaulin is going to be the next gen fabricator and driver. You’re a great teacher Matt.
Don't agree 100% with comment on Kaitlyn. I felt she was too fast. I say that in comparison to the speed the soup bowl taken.
Her name is KATELYNN.
@@auldman again, her name is Katelynn.
It’s easy to forget sometimes just how good everyone on this crew is at their respective jobs. I can’t think of but like 1-2 people their ages I know who I wouldn’t even trust to attempt this stuff.
@@auldman Matt was directing her. Blame him, but don't.
This video was about 11% better than I expected, instant classic!
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Colby and I have spoken about this trail before. I'm so glad he got to go and drive!
It’s so funny, I noticed the damaged tailgate, paused the video, went back, checked it wasn’t previously damaged, ran to the comments, hadn’t noticed anyone saying anything. Not a minute later Matt addressed in video. Truly a professional!!
samething here just was curious why they didnt take it off to start with.
LOL. Same reason I'm reading the comments now. Saw the damage at just shy of 24:00 mark, went back in video and noticed it wasn't damaged. Was wondering if it would be addressed :D
i did the same thing
@@darylwallace783Hindsight is 20/20?
Again, same reason for reading the comments as others have stated. @mattsoffroadrecovery , please share how that played with the customer. If it were my truck then I would be cool given where I left my truck.
Imagine being stuck on the Rubicon, and none other than Matt's Off-road Recovery rounds the corner. That would be both awesome, and convenient. Also, watching the wrecker work, and flex out doesn't ever get old. Such a killer rig!
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It was an unexpected surprise and quite the treat
Imagine being out on the trail thinking "Man I just need an arc welder and this repair job would be easy!" and lo and behold an arc welder comes round the bend.
@theamazingcheese001 we have welder vendors local here. Pretty self sustaining out here without these guys.
KAITLIN! You just TOWED A DISABLED 4x4 OFF THE RUBICON ON A BOON!! impressive!!
what's a boon?
@@mikebartoli4755I was going to ask the same thing.?..
Matt and crew I am a bit of off roader also because I am in charge of 82 people that run a search and rescue here in the Tampa area for the entire state of Florida. I have to fight the sand all the time because of the beaches here BUT no rocks per say.
All that being said of all the videos you have done over the years I would have to say this was the most professional and dangerous rescue you have done to date. With all the cameras and help you had it was an ineradicable video and recovery. You are right that the video is 50 minuets but the actual rescue took hours (been there and done that more than one time over 25 years) Tell the crew great job and you owe them all new shirts and the cost of laundry for all the work the did.
As for the tail gate if it were mine I would be proud to keep it as is and I would have a magnetic sign made that I would post on the bent gate that would say something like "I took on the RUBICON TRAIL and all I got was this tail gate) . I would be proud to have made it as far as he did and would want the world to know that at least I tried. It should be something he should be proud of.
Again tell the crew what a great job they did as well as all the volunteers that pitched in to make this happen. This is going to be a hard video to top all other recoveries will look tame if anyone has seen this one first. Everyone stay safe and thank you for all the work you put out there
As a former Tahoe resident and one who has attempted just a part of the Rubicon Trail and also a big fan of Matt’s Off Road Recovery UA-cam channel, this was the best episode ever! Congratulations on the recovery and thank you for the awesome drone footage! That was really fun to watch.
Back in 06, I rolled my XJ 2-1/4 times on the Rubicon Trail. I remember thinking "How the hell am I gonna get this out of here? There are no tow trucks". Luckily we got it running and I finished the trail and drove it home 500 miles with no hood and no glass. I only had a plexiglass windshield that we rigged up. Greatest trip ever.
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A 6 foot piece of pipe with a eye in each end hooked to your pintal hitch and Clevis on the other end to the toed rig would stop the swinging
Across the board, thats the best MORR video in a very long time. Vehicles performed flawlessly. The young crew all brought their A game. Photography and Drone work were brilliant and i saw lots contributing to this. Matt you must be so proud of your team, it just shows what can be achieved when your leader has the confidence to stand back and watch what he has nurtured and they certainly delivered. Awesome job guys and guests.
Very well said!
@@61rampy65 I second that!
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@@61rampy65you took the words right out of my mouth. @rogerash all the main talking points very eloquently.
I seldom add a comment, but this recovery was 11% percent better than most. Nicely done.
The Wrecker climbing the Soup Bowl reminded me of a monster crawling out of its den in the morning. Love it.
Watching the joy on Kaitlynn's face while driving the wrecker warms my teacher's heart. For her the test isn't an obstacle, it's an opportunity. I don't know much about offroading, but I'm guessing the technical challenge of this recovery is off the charts, and your team just knocked it off of the park.
Well said.
Katelynnes throttle control is amazing, she feels her way along. Well done team.
I agree.
They may have knocked if off the planet.
Kaitlin's "bestest" team contribution to date; she really enjoyed herself and went out of her way to share the excitement with viewers! Shoutout to Kaulin for "bassackward" skills in the recovered vehicle, and to Kolby for getting to have some seat time on his bucket-list Rubicon trail (all fun and games until the bucket kicks you; sorry about your rolled ankle ... ouch!). The leap into Loon Lake at the end was Peanut-worthy. Victory pies, all around, Team Morr!!
This is probably your second best recovery. For the record, the Golden Nugget is your #1 recovery video.
Katelynn did an incredible job wheelin" the World's Largest Off Road Wrecker through the Rubicon trail.
She should get a pay raise for that...I think an 11% increase would be good.
Kauliln's arms are 11% bigger now. I hope Kolby's ankle is okay...great camera work as usual.
Keep up the good work Matt. Love your videos!
Excellent job Katelyn and Kolin great watching
There's another contender from early on where they got a white twincab off the side of a hill. Good recovery with more basic equipment.
The whole group did a great job!
I enjoyed watching this video 11% more than I thought I would . . . . .
What a rescue !!! Colin's strength in wrestling that dead wheel truck BACKWARDS ( over TALL rocks no less ) was nothing short of heroic . Meanwhile little Katelynn ( under Matts professional and careful eye ) was TOWING A PICK UP TRUCK over topography that most people couldn't drag a steering wheel through . An EPIC and astonishing retrieval , showcasing that through leadership and teamwork , the nearly impossible can be made to look not only doable , but routine .
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The mix of tight shots showing the wrecker working and wider shots showing the context of the obstacle was great. Awesome job from the camera operators!
About the damaged tailgate, as Rory tells people when they moan about him possibly damaging things, you can have your truck out on the Rubicon with a perfect tailgate, or you can have it off of the Rubicon with a damaged tailgate. Take your pick.
True buuuuuuuut a tailgate takes 2 seconds to take off. In my mind had they done that to start with it probably would have avoided the problem entirely. Hindsight is 20/20 though.
That tailgate is 11% morr crooked than it was when they started.
@@Atodaso-pg9kqI mean with the amount of times that boom is dangerously close to the towed vehicle, they really should have anticipated that and removed the tailgate. Yes, recovery always has the possibility of added damage, but there is a difference between collateral damage and damage as a result of negligence.
Had they taken the tailgate off it would have allowed more swing towards the wrecker. The rear bumper would have been riding on the boom. The tailgate was a sacrificial lamb to causing more damage to both vehicles.
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Think the customer should be the new local area expert now.. He knows the trail, flies drones, and is a damn fine stand in camera guy.. I'd say he's earned his stripes..
He became 11% better after this trip.
I think he earned a new tailgate too!
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Kaitlyn did a first, pulling out a rescue using the wrecker on THE Rubicon Trail. You rock girl. Colin you did amazing.
EVERY MINUTE of this was thrilling. We should all love life like Katelynn does. She recognized when to stop and smell the flowers in life when she knew to get out of the cab and show how the machines were conquering the terrain. If you find people like her in your life, keep them close as they are not common enough IMO.
Amen!
This is seriously some of the best content on UA-cam ever. It shows how a family should be. The way y'all interact with each is so genuine and the effortless teamwork is really amazing and hard to find nowadays especially in a family unit. I know my family would have been cussing, screaming, and fighting.
I send people away when they do that yelling thing. I would rather work alone no matter how hard the job than to have someone with a bad temper and zero patience. Its just not worth it at any level. I love watching these people work.
AMERICAN CHOPPER COMES TO MIND!
Colby had his dreams come true, driving the Morrvair, on the Rubicon Trail which was another dream come true. He's so happy his ankle only hurts when he breaths.
Matt the master of ppl off road recovery did it again on the most visible Trail in the western U.S. The wrecker he designed and built was on the Rubicon Trail doing a job no one else wanted. The total visibility of this recovery is probably get more views than any other recovery. The whole video shows the greatness of him and the wrecker.
Colin's role in this recovery was beyond belief, he kept the truck right side up and saved the sides of the truck with his driving and braking.
Katlin learned how to drive the wrecker on the job. With Matt's guidance she was able to put the wrecker in the safest spots giving Colin a better chance of backing that truck off the trail .
All of the three California jobs I am aware of have shown Matt, the wrecker, and his team successfully recover each vehicle. That's 100% / perfect for out of state recoveries. And don't forget New Mexico...
Kolby
Kaulin
Matt
Katelynn
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“Saddle up partner”…Dumb & Dumber, nailed it, great movie!
Hey, Matt, I did my first kinetic rescue today using the techniques you've shown on your channel. Worked slick! My grandson got his 4WD pickup completely high centered in the sand on the shore of the river that runs through our farm. He and his friends worked hours trying to dig it out last night and this morning. Once I hooked up to it with my big "bungee" I had him out in 2 seconds! Thanks for the channel...
After watching this video I believe I like this channel 11% more than I did yesterday😂😂
lol same here.
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When I saw it was a 59 minute video I was wondering, “what the heck?”. But Wow, what a trip that was. Worth watching every minute.
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You're right on the money, Doug! Loved every minute.
Old mate may have taken his Nissan out for a bit of fun for himself and scored a heap of fun for MORR and hundreds of thousands of randoms around the world. Thanks for taking one for the team mate and thanks MORR for bringing it to us!
The thing that impressed me the most was the humbleness and selflessness of Matt just casually saying "no, you are going to do it" and let everyone else have the incredible experience of driving on this iconic trail and doing something they will never forget!
Best rescue video ever made! I didn't realize how rugged the Rubicon is. The whole crew is just superb. They all love their jobs and have deep respect for Matt. Long day and a swim in the lake to take off the dust. Good thinking Kaitlyn!
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I know what you're up to, Matt. You did a Rubicon recovery for a reason. You're throwing down the gauntlet of challenge to those diesel guys building their 6x6 even bigger offload wrecker, aren't you?
Kaitlynn may be the rear steer queen,, but Kaulin has bragging rights, "I did the Rubicon... backwards!"
That sounds like a challenge for Rory.
They’d take a dozer and plow the trail
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...with no power steering.
The whole team gel together perfectly. Thanks to the producers and editing team for packaging it for us fans. You guys rival the best content from Hollywood.
I feel all warm and fuzzy watching this. For those that look down on offroading for whatever reason, watch this. This is why we do this.
Matt - The way you teach and guide the kids is something to behold. Never harsh, never panicked, just calm smooth directions. You are building their confidence with your belief in their skills. I really love to watch your team work. Thanks for vids.
He does a great job, but of course you realize not everything is filmed, right?
@@mediocreman2why do assholes like u always gotta be that guy?
@@mediocreman2 lol, you figure he's calling cut and screaming obscenities at them every 20 mins? None of this was life threatening, so there was no reason for Matt to get panicked. If any big mistakes were made you would see more damage on the vehicles.
It’s a masterclass in parenting, teaching, and leadership. My dad wouldn’t let me run his model train set as a kid. And Matt has his son and a 17 year-old handling rigs on the Rubicon. Major props.
Welcome to the forest recovery fam! The green things are called trees and the dark spots are called shade, thats where you take breaks. Enjoy the granite!
You may need to define "tree" and "shade" for the southern Utah crowd 😂
Oh man, did you see that SMILE on Matt's face watching his dream walk that wall. The Elephant steel slithering like a Snake.👍😁😊
Qudos to you Matt x2 ! Firstly for building such an excellent wrecker and secondly for being brave and daring enough to live life and throw caution to the wind and do things that 'might be bad ideas 'from time to time. Our world is very sanitised!
This recovery was a joy to watch. The MORR team showed up and showed out. Only second to the Golden Nugget recovery due to the connection to Ed and the family. If that tailgate still opens/closes. I'd leave it and have a story to tell when anyone asks about it. Hats off to Matt, Katelynn, Koulin, Kolby, and the local veteran who grabbed some stunning aerial footage of that beautiful scenery.
"If you love what you do. You won't work a day in your life."
Yeah the tailgate took a beating. I went back to about 22:14 to see what it looked like to start. No doubt a good story to tell.
Paint it yellow
23 years ago I broke my transfer case on the rubicon. I had to leave my jeep there and go get a replacement and then swap it on the trail. I wish MORR was around to get me out!
There is no satisfaction like repairing your own breakdowns, though!
Need to paint the ceiling of the wrecker ?
Trail repairs are always satisfying. Axles, drive shafts, welding broken parts and the ole blown Head gaskets fix.
@@MichaelSmith-jv7zm I have very strong memories of making a cardboard head gasket for an old VW engine in a buddy's buggy. Made it just far enough to get back on the trailer and it was unhappy about it the entire way.
the grease-spot was still there on the soup-bowl bypass around 18:10
The wrecker is poetry in motion. It just keeps crawling along no matter the terrain without even breaking a sweat. It can even pull a lot at idle and sometimes in just 2 WD. I watched it being created from the day they started cutting out the frame rails and welding them together. Can you imagine just how proud of it Matt has to be? I remember the XJ with a kinetic rope (is what started it all) before it became the Banana. Then came the Lakewood wagon into the shop that became the mighty Morrvair, which has the best sound when working and digging. What a fleet! I was waving my arms when I started seeing the tailgate getting thrashed but I guess you didn't see me. Oh well, it adds character and reminds him of the adventure.
I was a little sad the saga on the Rubicon Trail has ended. It was a very entertaining hour. All the great camera work made me feel as if I was there with you. It definitely is a brotherhood/sisterhood of Off-Roading. Great job !!!👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
Wow - Matt was on it today - "This is a normal sized Mountain Dew..." and "this battery powers the Millennium Falcon and Star Trek Enterprise.." - Incredible recovery, fantastic job. Thank you for allowing to experience some of the Rubicon and your fantastic machines.
I very seldom comment, but I was ready to comment on the last several episodes that it seems all the recent recoveries are really easy, one pull, out of the sand no challenge recoveries. And then you bust out with this monstrosity of a recovery, and I am blown away!! The performance of the wrecker was incredible. I am also extremely impressed with Kaitlyn’s performance in operating the wrecker dragging that truck down that trail. Kudos to all.
44:07 Morrvair looking beastly!!! Such an awesome conversion!!!
“I wish I wasn’t such a team player!!!” 54:24 😂😂😂 What an AWESOME adventure! Great job Katelynn AND Kaulin AND the rest of the MORR TEAM (and bonus team members)!!! 👏👏👏 Beautiful shots of such a beautiful place! Thanks for taking us along!!
Visually, this might be the best MORR video yet. Incredibly beautiful country. Props to the camera folks! They grabbed some fantastic action shots
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Thanks for getting the rig out! The community appreciates you (and thanks for letting me drive the Wrecker!! Amazing)
0:03 - Whale Bones
3:18 - Chalet Overflow Parking
3:39 - Loon Lake Dam #1
3:52 - Loon Lake Dam #2
4:10 - Welcome sign, painted by Shannon Chard
4:22 - Gatekeeper
8:48 - Ellis Creek Bridge
9:04 - S Turn
10:09 - Walker Hill
13:44 - Nobie's Rock
15:50 - Soup Bowl
27:41 - Soup Bowl (again)
29:44 - Rock Garden
31:19 - Benchmark
33:57 - Nobie's Rock
36:05 - Cell Phone Tree
37:11 - Walker Hill
41:23 - S Turn
49:35 - Whale Bones
52:40 - Gatekeeper
55:20 - Me. Thanks Matt!!
Great video!
Awesome!
Nice contribution - a video map!
Sweet Juliets! 😎
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Went to your channel, thank you for creating such a good thing to help preserve a 4 x 4 trail. I didn't see one piece of trash in this video. I wanted to know what this trail looks like in a video if available when the spring runoff is flowing down it?
Maybe you can plan a mini vacation now to attend the 2025 Off Road Games, maybe you'll get invited by Matt. If you go, I'm sure you will have a lot of fun. Thanks for the time stamps and the names of those areas for those of us who can't go wheeling.
54in tires and that suspension makes the wrecker eat up that trail!
My first Matt's Off-Road video and what a great one it is. I would bet that the customer paid a lot more than that truck is worth to have it recovered just to be featured in a video.
If there's ever to be a "Matt's Off Road" highlight reel, the wrecker doing soup bowl would be the cherry on top!!! That just maxed out the cool meter
The look on Matt's Face right after the Wrecker just walked up those rocks was priceless.
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Kaitlyn exudes confidence in driving the wrecker. Good job Kaitlyn
Her personality transforms behind the wheel
My friends just got back not that long ago from the Rubicon. One of their jeeps broke down and cost him over $3000 to be towed out. You guys are absolutely amazing.
This has to be the most stressful recovery EVER. Thoroughly felt it sitting and watching it! When Caitlin jumped in the lake, I felt instant relief! Kudos to Caitlin!
This must surely be the best Matt's Off Road Recovery team effort. Love it that Matt is helping the younger people learn to get even better at what they do.
I think the Golden Nugget tops even this epic recovery.
Matt wants to retire soon, so he's teaching his future owners and employees how to do the job so he can.
@@georgevindo Yea, that was a mission
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Drone guy killed it. More wide drone shots. Incredible change up from the regular.
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I think this is by far one of the best videos the MORR crew has produced. Epic trail, amazing teamwork, and great video shots... some of those shots you could really tell how steep the hills were and that is hard to do. Great job!
Your entire team are so professional. Except Colby, he's just the photographer.....Just kidding Colby....He is having so much fun and doing a great job. Awesome video, beautiful country.
Now I know why Matt built the Wrecker!! The Rubicon and the Soup Bowl flexed the muscles of the Wrecker but didn't come close to stopping it!! That was one of the coolest (no lake water pun intended) recoveries ever. And it was so cool that you could help out a number of trail riders along the way. Colby sitting in the chair was epic! Just taking in the scenery! The local, the customer/ camera man/drone operator, the other drivers, all added to a very satisfying video. Thanks Matt!
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Driving on Rubicon is already tough, but to save a broken rig through that trail is 10 times tougher! What an episode, white knuckle all the way👍 Knowing Matt crews are safe recovery conscious, but “buy the customer a tail gate” is showing the level of customer care that went beyond the typical off-road towing companies🤗
If I was the owner, I’d refuse a new tail gate and keep the smashed one on there as a battle scar and memento of its journey!
Why didn't they remove tailgate ?
Matt's insurance can cover the cost of a replacement tailgate.
@SBDavin usually the cost of a minor part such as a tailgate would cost much less than the insurance premiums would go up if they made a claim.
@@met454 If I were the owner, I'd be so happy to get my vehicle back, I wouldn't care about the tailgate
There are many things that I love about Matt's Off-road recovery. I have to say I think the main thing is when Matt guides a driver he always knows exactly what the vehicle is going to do. Because of your knowledge Matt, that is what makes you an awesome teacher. If I could I would love learn from you.
I was captivated from beginning to end. Great video and great recovery
This is my favorite episode now. I could actually use your help. I’m stuck on my couch and could use some help getting towed out of here.
What a great 59:11 of pure entertainment. The Wrecker is a monster as it pulls out a full grown PU! Every person played an integral part in getting there then returning back..great job! Thanks Matt.
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One hell of an episode!
That’s an Interesting fact about that tailgate.
Maybe cook up a tailgate guard, something strong and U shaped to put over it in following rescues. 💡
The Wrecker is probably my favorite build on UA-cam. It's incredible. I'm constantly surprised by what it can do. The rear steer is incredible!
The Rubicon has changed so much over the years, back in the 70s when I first ran it, the only rigs that could make it were Jeeps, old Scouts, early Broncos, FJ40s and Nissan Patrols or the like. The passage between trees and boulders were so tight no wider vehicle could even get started on the trail.
I went over the trail many times in the 70s with an FJ40 with 1100 15 Tru tracks by Armstrong, and no lockers or lift kits, only had very basic rock sliders and we learned to shield our tail lights with armor. Many rigs took heavy damage, that was common, altho I was lucky(?) with the Toyota. BTW stock 6 cylinder with only a "Man A Fre" kit on it. THere was no "Soup Bowl". The main thing I remember was the "Big Sluice" and the "Little Sluice" and the dreaded Cadilac Hill going out. Fun times.
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What an epic recovery. Morrvair, Rubicon tested! Heavy Wrecker, Rubicon tested and passed with flying flags and last but not least I give Collin a Medall for doing part of the Rubicon in Reverse!
And Katelynn Rubicon tested driving a wrecker and towing a truck!
Collin did a great job driving the Rubicon backwards not many people can say that
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Nissan Frontier, failed Rubicon test. Regroup and try again.
Kaulin
I wonder if just taking off the tailgate on a recovery like this could have prevented damage to the recovered vehicle, or if it would have just caused damage somewhere else. Still what Matt said about there only being a handful of machines on the planet capable of recovering a vehicle in such a way on a trail like this is spot on.
You cant teach experience, Way to go young lady so much knowledge gained.
As a UK viewer, seeing the way your team operates has always impressed me - but THIS recovery stands out above all the rest. Awesome job by everyone involved!
The dented tailgate w/ MORR crew autographs would make a cool garage wall decoration.
if the tailgate opens and closes fine I would put a sticker that says "this tailgate was dented on the rubicon trail" and leave it as it
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Did they show where it got dented? I swear it was fine in one scene then later it was bent and I never saw it hit anything
@@jesseleesamplesThey didn’t show any actual hits but in one of the very first downhill bits they cut shots as it was about to hit when the truck was pitching forward. I winced in the instant anticipation but realised it was already dented from a couple of hits. It progressively gets worse so there were quite a few whacks.
@@jesseleesamplesIt’s clean at 26:59 but the first hit looks to be a minute later at 27:55. You can see it slightly pushed in after that. From there it gets worse and worse … I mean more and more Rubicon kissed after that.
Matt, I really like how you are teaching this younger generation how to safely operate off-road. Caitlin knocked it out of the park. You have a great crew Brother.....PS- The wrecker is a "BEAST"!!!
Jeremiah the customer/camera man, thank you for your service in defending our country and what an amazing job you did filming! Great job wheeling to the entire crew!
That's the best recovery to date. Katlen did a great job following instructions from Matt. Collin is allowed to skip the jym tonight, but he needs to start preparing for arm wrestling. That would really help him out for being the one in the broken vehicle. I'm glad everyone had a great time, and nobody was badly injured in such a rough recovery. I noticed how everyone made room for the recovery vehicle. They are truly professional people out there on the Runicon Trail.
Matt, you showed a lot of leadership in having the young members driving. Your experience as a spotter was put to a test. This is one of the best videos you have ever made. Slow and steady wins the race!!!!
I think so too. It was exciting to watch all the way.
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What an incredible recovery - fantastic teamwork and an incredible truck! A thoroughly enjoyable journey to watch - brought back a bunch of memories running the trail, fortunately with no breakdowns. Thanks for sharing!!!
One of the best recovery yet much love from Massachusetts ❤
I liked the last several videos quite a bit, but I feel like I liked this one 11% more than the last one. What a workout steering that dead truck thru those conditions for so long. Collin is a real Trooper
Rubicon = go till you break something.
Because you will break something.
As a high schooler, a neighbor had an Old School Land Cruiser. He rigged it out with a welder and would go up and ride the trail and make money welding people and vehicles back to safety.
"Welding people"? 🤔
It was so cool to see my home area and relive the awesome scenery. I took my Kawasaki 90 up that trail and back when I was first learning how to get in over my head. At 82 I'm much better at doing it now. What a great video!
I absoluttly loved the drone shots in the narly spots. It honesly helps showing how big the wrecker is. This might be my favorite video of you guys ever
I'm not quite done, about a lil over half, but it would have been SO HARD to pull that out without the wrecker. It was definitely the right tool for the job. I see Matt is delegating authority and resources more than ever, and crosstraining everybody on everything. This is gonna be an expert team. Databyter
Getting Katelynn to drive the wrecker out - SMART MOVE. She was fair buzzing and the experience she got is priceless. Fantastic job. Greetings from New Zealand.
Not sure what "fair buzzing" means but it sounds good. lol
Apparat from the dented tail gate, pretty nice
@@Rimrock300yeah, they should have removed the tailgate
@@thomasbrovont4114 Buzzing = full of excitement, thrilled etc. I don't know if the phrase is used around the world but here in Middle Earth it's common as is people referring to something as "buzzy" meaning 'thrilling'.
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I grew up in Placerville, 50 minutes or so from Tahoe. I live in OH now and I miss home. Thank you from the great coverage of home. Watching the off road recoveries and home makes the best video. Thank you MOTT team.
All your videos are awesome, but that was probably my favorite recovery. My friend and I did a two day trip on our mountain bikes over the Rubicon Trail many years ago so I know firsthand how difficult the Rubicon Trail is. You guys have some serious 4 x 4 skills not to mention the awesome equipment you fabricated from scratch.
Oh wow this is by far the most amazing video from Matt's Off road recovery yet! It has everything in it drama, suspense, fun, awe inspiring scenery and so many awesome people involved in this filming. Matt, Kaulin, KateLynn, Kolby were all awesome at what they were doing getting this Nisson recovered. Good video!
Katelynn's MORR personalty perks up on the Rubicon trail and swimming in lake Tahoe. Matt's a little girly man in the cold water. Thanks for the channel Matt! Your whole family is awesome. Keep up the good work. Loved this episode!
That was Loon Lake. Great trout fishing there when I was a kid. You watched to see where the bald eagles were diving, and that's where you went.
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After watching several recoveries, where you had to toe the injured vehicle off the trail, and having toed myself long ago, it is my 2cents, that you need to rig up some kind of "TOE BAR". Safer, prevent further damage and more predictable. But make it a Mat's Recover Toe Bar. Hydraulic rams, works with the receiver, and other Mat's Madness stuff.
The Wrecker is a beast. Capable of driving almost anywhere any, off roader truck can go. You built this thing basically from scratch and it is a true testament to Mat's Engineering. Just Awesome!!
Its so impressiv how good Kathlyn is in all the rigs and her enthusiasm towards the trail and what all the rigs are capable of. On top of that we have this wonderful giant of father and crew chief with his mindblowing simplistic and functional ideas of how to solve a crime like situation and how to tackl the terrain. I'm once again impressed by the content you guys provide! Everybody on your team is just one kind person after another.
If you guys ever do any "best of" or "roundup" videos, you've got to put that original TomTom 11% calculation clip in there. You've gotten so much mileage out of that, I love it.
East coast here, how timely. Been watching you since the beginning, spent last evening telling my neighbor that he doesn’t want to take his brand new stock gladiator on the Rubicon but he persisted that it is “trail rated”. East Coast just doesn’t understand, We drop tires off the driveway and lock the hubs. I’ll give him your number
It depends on which trim level he has, if it's a Rubicon trim then it should handle the Rubicon stock. The Rubicon is a serious trail but there's also bypasses around most of the large obstacles, I've read that 33s and 3" lift will get you through. Of course, you might get some trail pinstripes, which he might not want on his new truck.
@@kuebby33s and a lift on a Wrangler maybe if you're willing to bash it, but I dunno about a Gladiator
My first thought when I saw the Gladiator in person was, it is as large as it seemed in advertising. Not sure it's ready for more than malls without 35"
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THE BEST CHANNEL ON THE INTERNET! When I'm working at my desk I just let the videos run one after another. I really love the calm and decisive problem solving you guys do.
I absolutely love that Matt makes sure everyone gets involved because I'm the type who, rather than explaining and teaching, I just do it myself, and that's not a good personality trait