Wildcat UTV In Danger Of Rolling!
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- We got a call for an Artic Cat Wildcat 1000 X, that was in a precarious situation!
Matt was able to get it moved to a slightly better position, and after lowering the tire pressure, was able to get it turned around and headed toward home.
Ed tours the office and gets a taste of our editing madness!
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People of Utah: please keep finding inventive ways to become stuck off-road. Helps keep a great family business on the go, and most important of all, keeps a few hundred thousand people entertained. Still one of my fave channels.
I think the majority are tourists from out of state. Matt mentioned a lot of the cars and RVs are rentals
Majority are out of state people. Either way mistakes happen to anyone.
i have a feeling that a 'bad driver' in Utah would pass as a 'good driver' in some other parts of the country :}
it amazes me what people try to do with their vehicles..
I just recently found out that a couple of other people from my Church watch these video's to. My Pastor seems to really like that Jeep.
4x4 or rental car will get you there until……
Loved this video. Big respect to the customer for being smart and recognising that he was in a jam beyond his skill and experience level. Instead of risking life and machine, he called in the specialists 👍 No doubt he learnt a thing or two from the experience (thanks to Matt's brilliant manner) and can go forward enjoying his offroad machine with new knowledge.
I now use the term "To much air in the tires" when someone makes a miscalculation in life . Love the videos keep up the good work
Yeah lol, I'll add that to my other line when things go wrong: "should have bought a squirrel". ua-cam.com/video/LwXF6itJn1o/v-deo.html
Too much air !
That's my excuse when my pants don't fit
That's good one ,lol!
Nice
Ed: yeah, hi everyone. I got my new hat on, I like it. 😂
I hope people realize that when he is able to just drive out of something they are paying for his experience, not his time lol
That's right.
Yep.... You pay for the years, not the minutes!
@Pharmaceutical Grade thats when you lock the door again hand her the tools and say If it was easy give it a try.
Ed every episode: “yeah,hi, everyone, the weather here is...” love him
Always love the precise way Matt releases air pressure to the desired amount. I call it the Slap-o-meter.
Believe it or not but you can tell fairly accurately how much pressure there is by the sound.
On my Motorhome and trailer I hit each tire tread which a pipe and listen. If any sound different it’s time to check the pressure.
IF you have the experience.
Good ole tire thumping
The ear-chrometer !
Ed is the man!!! Love you guys. Your videos rock!
I love watching the winder crew rescuing people who have got stuck. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there.
Expertise in removal of a vehicle teetering on the edge as well as well as helping your client to stay calm. Nicely done!
Matt is a real professional.
No matter how simple or difficult the situation is, he will always help his costumer and does it with smile on his face!
Keep up the good work!
You're a good guy matt, never laughing at the people or make them feel like idiots.
I don't think it is in his nature. That being said, one ill placed comment could ruin his entire business. Best to keep thoughts close to the chest.
@@JF-lt5zc yeah i mean some people dont care, they are the only offroad recovery in the area and they dont give a shit if they offend you or not. That's around where I live atleast
I've said this too, Matt's real humble, he's just a man doing his job. Not all heroes wear capes.
Thought the same thing many times, hes is very professional and understanding. He is generally dealing with people involved in a stressful or embarrassing situation.
@Pharmaceutical Grade yeah
It's always fun with Ed.. He never stops other guys from neck-breaking attempts to get a job done.
Another dangerous situation handled with patients and calmness. Great job Matt!!! thank you Ed for the weather report👍🏼
How far away from home are you?
32 end over ends away.
Awesome comment🤣👍
Smart person knowing when to call for help. I’d have been freaked out. If you were slipping while walking that’s a good sign it was wicked steep. I’d rather pay someone for their wisdom and experience than risk incurring costs from rolling and bodily injury. Graceful as always Matt. That positive can-do attitude as well as courtesy towards your customers keeps me coming back!
Thank you for all the time and hard work you guys put in. We really appreciate it.
I think the guy was smart to ask for help, better to ask for help than roll it down the hill. Hopefully he watched and learned and able to do it on his own next time.
My heart skipped a beat when you first got that thing moving and it started to tip, lol!!! Scared ME and I wasnt the one in it!
So glad to see Ed back. Great job Matt with that recovery. I will say you had me a little worried with your leg hanging out the side by side.
Matt,
You, your clients and your crew are so fun watch ! Thanks for all the posting you do.
I never get tired of watching, I know what it is, it's the kindness you guys radiate, thanks everyone for those videos !
I don’t know his name yet but I’ve watched quite a few of these videos and definitely recognize his face, but the cameraman in this video really puts in some hard work to hike up hills, cover distance and really get those great wide angle shots. Skål boys!
Ed is the most reliable weatherman ever! He just tells it like he see's it.
I like how you treat Ed and take him along. 2 thumbs up bud.
Brave man. Ever since having a valve core disappear over my shoulder never to be seen again I just push it in and put up with the waiting.
1:50 the guy completely flabbergasted at the banana making it up effortlessly
Two things here: 1. The guy had enough sense to call for help before he rolled it. 2. What a difference the tire pressure makes. lGOOD JOB Matt ! !! !!!
Love Ed's weather report on the way out
Oh my! I was covering my eyes when you were in that thing with your leg hanging out. I could tell it was steep. Be careful!
Needed a counter balance. Had me cringing!
99.99999%,of recoveries,would get out with less pressure...first thing you buy if your doing ANY,dirt road driving,,a good 300 psi comp.& carton of piss if that dont work..from aus...
plus,here in aus,,unless you have all the equip,& losts of outback experiance,you never ever,go alone..!!..why,,its easier for the chopper to spot 2 bodies than 1..
Ugh, I kept thinking severed leg the whole time... Careful!
I would have had the cameraman hanging off the high side as counterbalance
Matt is great, but the camera work doesn't get enough credit imo. Awesome work putting all of it together!
Another great job of problem solving by the use of experience,common sense and good judgement.
Kudos to all who stop and say "Help!" I still wonder why the majority still fill pressure up to tire spec.'s going out there. This is the case where "Less Is More." Less air = more traction. . . . Stay safe out there
nothing better than loving your job...and being good at it...keep it up guys....I could watch your videos all day long..i know...I have...keep on keeping on ed!!!
What I love about the channel is the relaxed way you guys do things. Looking forward to the next one!
Wow I learned a new term for when things go wrong, thats Too Much Air In The Tires. I like when Ed has something to say. He is a good man and everyone there is good.
The office LOOKS great THAT was pretty slick
Just wanted to mention, I'm really happy that your channel has recently (quite fast) hit high numbers. I love your videos as my regularly portion of the great American outdoors over here in Germany👍🏻
Stay safe
Nils
I have binge watched your vids for 3 days. You break all the rules and yet you save day. Nice to watch good people doing good things for other people. Makes me want to leave the pavement again for the first time in many years.
In case anyone wants to turd on this customer for not being able to drive his own way out, turd on me instead. When I was 17 I slid into a ditch during a snow squall in my dad's old Peugeot. I was being super careful, it was like a magnet pulled me down the corner into the ditch. Zero traction. I happened to be about 200 feet from my sister's friend's house. I went inside, fretting like crazy, and while I was working up the courage to call my dad and ask what to do I saw the peugeot come up the driveway and park.
Her brother had just walked out and drove it out himself without saying anything. What did you do!? I drove it out. How? I backed out.
Yeah I felt dumb. We all learn.
We all have to learn sometime, somehow.
If I go into a ditch I don’t stop as long as there’s no telephone poles in my way the foot is to the floor and she’s in 4x4
Different situation. That guy is stupid because he off roads on fully aired up tires. Like come on, it ain't that hard to air your bricks down BEFORE you hit dirt.
@@vitaminb4869 he isn't stupid, just not experienced in offroading techniques
@@comedyqwerty8772 doesn't look like a noob. A noob wouldn't be attempting a hill like that.
Amazing what a little drop in tire pressure will due, thanks for taking us along. That office turned out pretty nice.
There is nothing wrong with showing deference to a professional.
"Pride cometh before the fall"
Great save, Matt!
Another great video! The office looks great and glad to see more videos coming our way! I've watched every single one of your videos. Better than netflix. These videos are raw, authentic, educational, family friendly and downright addicting! I doubt I'd be able to watch any other normal towing service. Off road recovery is where you got me hooked! Keep up the great work Matt/Ed and the rest of the family! I'll be driving through southern Utah on a country wide road trip to all national parks and state capitals for 4 months and Hurricane Utah Winder Towing Service will be one of the destinations! Might buy some Winder merchandise!
This channel is miles ahead of Highway Thru Hell, and that was an actual produced show! Getting through that, while interesting, was a cringe fest. These videos on the other hand are always a joy
Ed: "If you get behind there's nothing new for em to watch!" You tell em Ed!! Tell em that new big office can double as his sleeping quarters if needed to get caught up with editing ;)
It's new to us, when we open the videos to watch !
sometimes it's difficult managing a full time job, real life, and a UA-cam channel......
Hill steepness never comes through on video but this looks crazy steep. Nicely done.
Yeah, if nothing else you can tell by the way Matt walks down from the banana.
Good work Matt. Didn't think it was tricky at first, but that slope was steep and I was feeling nervous for you.
Matt, Thank you for taking the time to edit your off road jobs for posting on UA-cam. On just about every episode I learn something new but I also enjoy seeing the area of the country yall work/live in. Looking at your whiteboard, I can appreciate how much time it takes for yall to post your work. And having ol' Ed on the videos always makes it more interesting. He makes me smile....Darrell in Louisiana
You have great family friendly content for all to enjoy and love that you include Ed. You Ed and the crew are very special. God Bless and be safe.
Matt is like my older brother who could be doing those jobs! He’s very personable & people friendly!! I can imagine these kind of jobs would be the best for him! He’s a carpenter but so much more physically demanding that he seems worn out all the time! Still Matt has a lot on his hands doing his recoveries & the filming! Great work all around! Always entertaining! Keep up the awesome work! You guys rock!🤘😎👍
Wow, just in time... I must have a slow connection and it’s a long way to Romania 🤣
One new video per day?
Hey guys we’re in for a bonanza 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
Love the calibrated air pressure gauge in your hand Matt!!!
Living life on the edge...................scary when you think what could have been, thanks Matt
That hill looked about 7% plus or greater. Based upon vertical over horizontal calculation. Love how airing down always seems to work.
I love when you show off your driving skills! Well done!👍
I hope Ed lives a long healthy life. He reminds me of my grandfather.
If there's one thing these videos has taught me is that you should always lower the air pressure if you plan on off roading. And invest in a good air compressor.
Matt says 10lbs psi.
I like Ed's office. I could never have that nice of a chair that close to work though.
Every day's a school day in vehicle recovery when watching Matt doing his stuff...
Love watching your recovery videos. I have a couple of XJs and a '91 Comanche l enjoy. Like all the information & tips you share. Keep up the good work!
Go Ed! Lowering the tire pressure, you are the pro Matt!
Looks like the "new" office is pretty nice. I wish I had a nice shop like this.
he may seem a bit of a wuss at first, but its a wise man who knows his limitations.
I had the same thought.
He felt it was better not to push it, as it was a bit beyond his comfort zone. No doubt, that customer has some strong points, yet Matt manages those precarious situations daily.
Yep, rather than try and make a bad situation worse he called in the professionals and no doubt learned something.
@@wesoblander3648 Matt drives in those conditions every day. We don't. Personally, I'd a crapped myself if I was his passenger...
He paid Matt a lot less money than a busted up vehicle and a trip to the ER would have cost, this should be a good learning experience for him.
New office is sweet Matt,not sure if you been to Moab recently but your the talk of the town.
I have learned a lot about 4 wheeling from this channel. I did a lot as a younger man but it was almost all in the Midwest mud on mostly flat ground. Looks like airing down the tires is one of the biggest things you can do for yourself on rocks or sand. Can't wait to get the Kawasaki Teryex 4 in some sand and rocky terrain.
Always love a little behind the scenes stuff! Keep up the good work guys!
I love that you don't do anything special!
Simply use your grey matter and experience. Of course your experience is invaluable!
P.S. you have a Great Team!
Great video! Can't hardly wait for more rescue video's you guys are awesome. Keep up the awesome work Matt and crew.
Probably the best type of job you can get- where the only tool needed is experience.
Nice to eventually get a glimpse of the editing room. This is where the magic happens.....
Thanks for sharing the behind scenes.
Love Eds new "Browning" hat, nice products they make, good to see him back out with you!
People are always airing up their tires to the max pressure on the sidewall. This is almost never the correct pressure for the machine lol.
They are hoarding air. They don't want their tires to be flat... ever... so they fill them up to the point of almost exploding so they have plenty of air should some escape for some reason.
EDIT: What they should be bringing is a foot pump and a valve tool.
Literally climbed and descended a mountain using just the rim locks and maybe 2psi on the front tire and maybe 5 on the rear. Got the the unload point, and my little air compressor didn't make any pressure, said F it not letting the afternoon go to wast. It was an interesting ride to say the lest, was only forest roads/jeep trail though so not that bad.
That's why if you look around the vehicle you should find a sticker with the manufacturer's recommendations. Mine's on the frame just in front of the rear tire on my Virago, 29 front and 33 rear. They aren't always obvious, but if you look carefully it'll be there or on the end of a door near the latch or on the door frame so it's hidden when the door is closed and it's *never* the sidewall max pressure.
@@deltavee2 offroad you will always want much less.
@@MrErichonda30 Agreed. Definitely air down to 5-8 pounds.
I love the scenery out there.
Sound like a Briggs and Stratton engine.
There's Napa know how and then there's Matt know how.
I thought so too. Kinda like a lawn tractor..
Yeah, that thing sounded awful. A buddy of mine had this 3 wheel scat track something or other when we were kids (early 80s). Sounded just like this. Not a compliment!
@@JF-lt5zc I noticed that immediately. That poor engine was not running right. I was wondering if the customer had called because his engine blew up when I heard it
Or a go cart :)
@@ShukenFlash I think that's just how those sound. All the ones he rescues sound like that and the one I've seen in real life sounds just like that. sounds like it could fall apart at any second
Love the deep blue sky !! 😍😍
That was close. You were coming up on 2 wheels when you first backed up. Nice driving getting out of there. Thanks for the show.
Milwaukee M12 compact inflator kit! Get one ! You'll love it.
Matt- I ain't scared👍 Ed- the meteorologist👍good jobs guys stay safe
I like the video even before I press play. Ed is good to see you and Matt as always he is cool
I love how your tire pressure gauge is slapping the tire. :D
I love when he shows up and just drives their vehicle out of trouble. lol
Sometimes it just takes an experienced hand to get things out of precarious situation’s. I’ve said it before Matt you make things look very easy but it just comes with experience.
Matt made it look easy.....not all heroes wear capes.
This video proves the value of professional experience. As Matt first moved that ArticCat it began to tip! Remember, every week Matt gets into a stuck vehicle of this type, and drives it out. Assume he as been doing this for twenty years, twice a week, and that means he has done it 2000 times!!! No customer has driven their side-by-side out of a stuck position more than a couple of times. Matt has, literally, 1000 times their experience. That is why it looks easy for him.
Matt.. there are a couple good sayings here. First is maybe good for Winder towing coffee mugs - "This is a steep one!." And the t shirt's - "whew!." "And " I wouldn't want to do it backwards"
Almost called BS when I seen you filling up with gas in the beginning. Glad I stuck around ! 😎
Keep them videos coming! Love them
Good job, I've been there sticking my leg out to not tip over, he learned something today.
Thanks from New Zealand, great videos. Some great action and sights. Plenty of what we call "#8 (gauge) wire tricks". Go team go.
Smile on my face! great behind the scene footage, if you were scared Matt, on the steep slope you sure hide it until you said, "I'm going to use the seatbelt" This was a fast but scary recovery.
LPT: iPhone’s have a bubble level / slope indicator built into the on-board measurement app. Will give you a slope measurement in degree’s. In case you didn’t know. Backcountry Access (BCA) also has a free app used to measure slope angle as part of an avalanche risk assessment.
Nice driving Matt, admire your calm, cool and collected approach to problem solving. Looking forward to the next ones.
Cheers from Canada, Eh!
BTW, I think it’s pretty awesome you inspired Casey create recovery content as well. Love the way that you all share the limelight, Hurricane must be an awesome town.
I always learn something from these videos.
Matt's got some driving skills! Awesome video. I like the peek behind the curtain as well.
Who edits for you?
I really like the format.
Short, sweet and to the point!
Plenty of new is not a problem for us; can't wait for the upcoming 10 or so videos. Awesome stuff guys!
Dave ca love your terrain. Hope someday to wheel in moab and hurricane. And stop by the shop to say hi to the dogs. : )
For future reference most of those newer model 4x4 machines will not go over 10-15 mph with a seat belt off and don’t give full power when the seat belt is not on
The camera doesn't show it but I could tell by the way Matt was walking... that's a pretty steep little hill there! haha
In reference to situations people get in and common sense, my mamma always told me if you can't say something nice about anyone, anything, any situation, don't say anything. OMG.
Me and my dad love to watch this