So The Police Made A Call. Runaway Truck Ramp!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2021
- So I got a call for a Nissan Pathfinder in the mud pits of Lake Powell.
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Who'd have thunk, in these uncertain times, an off-road tow truck driver in Utah would be my favourite diversion.
Hahahah right!? Too funny. Much love!
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It makes perfect sense to see a man and his friends who are all gainfully employed. And they give out branded T-shirts to customers!
Thought**
Thunk: a dull, heavy sound, such as that made by an object falling to the ground.
@@garrettspivey Garret: A dismal, cold attic. Get a life.
As a Canadian who has never been to The US I just love the dash cam moments giving the tour of the fantastic landscape you have around you.
Go to the Badlands of Alberta...very similar.
@@mikefoehr235 💯
@@mikefoehr235 I can confirm, I have been there
Where do you live? Saskatchewan?
@@scottadkin541 Ontario Canada,
Props to the Doug, the good samaritan who just happened by, called in and paid for the tow?? Wow, that’s a class act.
"Is this back or front" ... "Yeah" - best quote ever!!
Man, the nuggets of wisdom are just dropping today:
"Education is important, but big biceps are importanter."
Seems like Tucker never missed a biceps day on the school :P
After reading your comment I had to got listen to that again, I heard him wrong. I thought he said big biceps are important to her. 😊
Says only man who are bodybuilders
Education is important, but beer is importanter.
@@DonAshcraft If you say out loud - would be Russian ahccent - no? 🤣
These people are so darn nice. If more people were like the MORR crew it would be a better world.
Kind of sad that citiots constantly talk crap about midwestern people for being stupid. Midwestern people aren't stupid, they just aren't back stabbers. Don't take their kindness for weakness. Their kindness is their strength, and they are all happier for it.
Sooo right. Would be less shootings at Houston's Sat-nite club closing times.
Same problem in Lake Tahoe. The entitlement of the tourist parasites there is unreal.
@@thestig007 Oh, the irony in this statement. Please re-read what you wrote and recognize you’re saying the same thing you’re claiming others of doing. I’m not saying there isn’t some truth in your statement, but the bad-mouthing of others does nothing but adds to the disharmony that’s being spread across this Country. We need to realize there are a lot of nice people out there, just like the MORR crew, and therefore the world is actually a better place than we sometimes think.
@@thestig007 You do realize the midwest ends about 2 states east of where these folks are, right?
Kudos to Lizzy. Time after time I have watched her get in vehicles that looked like it would roll over as she got in it.
Lizzie has nerves of steel. Must be all the rodeo she does…😳
Rodeo queen!
Rodeo star, welder, recovery driver with no fear, goes to church, roofer, and steals the show every appearance. Atta boy girl.
Y'all ever seen how far a barrel racing horse leans over on the turns? After that, it comes naturally.
As others have said, it's because of her rodeo background. She's used to danger!
Matt, I've been around tow situations and recovery vehicles my entire career, and your ability to chose just enough equipment to get the job done safely and timely is just awesome. So many times crews show up with way too many or too oversized assets and it just becomes a huge circus. Conversely, they sometimes show up with completely wrong rigs for the job, and it's just a clown show. Love seeing true professionals at work!
🤣🤣heavy d is sweating while reading this although more is never bad better to have extra than not enough
Skill and experience weigh nothing.
@@TylerDuysen doesn't help Sparks that he gets overconfident, takes shortcuts and breaks his overkill assets
@@1SweetPete in certain cases size matters others it hurts you it also helps knowing how to use it but i agree he sometimes just way over does it
@@TylerDuysensometimes more as in. The heavy wrecker will not evwn work because it wont make inti some of these places. This would’ve been an okay one for it but not needed.
On this week's episode, we have pathfinder who tried to be trail blazer, a Honda who chose the element of rock and a minivan trying to run away from it all!
It looked like alcohol was definitely an element in its getting stuck
@@orionfleming6783 which one? The minivan sounded like she was a foreigner and maybe just unfamiliar with the landscape
@@orionfleming6783 I got it! 😂
@@nativeoutdoors1780 the element duh
The element I'm surprised didn't end up on its side.
Hey Matt's Recovery crew
Are you sure this is a job ?
You all sure have a lot of fun !
thank you for letting us be a part of it as viewers.
Work Safe, Be Well
The jobs that are fun are the best jobs you can get.
Somebody said that if you find a job you love you will never work a day in your life. Although I know Matt really works hard I believe that the whole MORR team enjoys their job.
While better than most I'm sure it loses most of its charm when you gotta do it every day. Still, out of all the gigs it's a good one.
Well see if you can find the video where Matt and the family have to go out in the middle of the night to get Rudy's broke down jeep out in the middle of no place.
As i watched that one I thought Matt seems more chipper when there is money involved. Maybe it was just me.
I know what it's like for almost everyone in the area to have your number and they give it to everyone that needs something done... Don't get me wrong I enjoy work... But it can get very stressful
"Is that the back or front?"
Lizzy: "yep" 🤣❤
Exactly
I caught that too.
That part cracked me up
To give her some credit, I thought the guy said "Is this back and front?" So her answer made sense to me.
It’s a old video!
Very surprised they got that far in the runaway trap. My old supervisor was driving drunk one day and thought it would be cool to try and hit one full tilt in his Raptor and it stopped him so fast he nose dived, pivoted and rolled onto his side... Don't worry, he's alive and in jail
Utah tourism should be appreciative of MORR. I really want to visit Southern Utah because of these videos.
(If they could do something about the HEAT!)
Don't miss it. It is beautiful. That is one of the most amazing things about Utah. Within a 6 hour drive you can be in the redrock country, high aspen forests, or even the salt flats. I live outside of Salt Lake City. Within 2 hours we can have about any kind of scenery you could want.
@@stoneblue1795 I live near Hurricane, where their shop is based, and the weather is great right now. Highs in the 70s/80s this week so it's been nice. Actually, the next few months are the perfect time to visit as the temps cool off. Besides the off-road moto scene, the hiking and mountain biking are world-class.
@@stoneblue1795 It would be worse if it were humid heat.
Except the tourists are ruining the environment and important cultural heritage sites. They should all stay away, locals are hating the tourists lately.
13:48 she made it that far because that van is way lighter than a semi truck, and other haven't made it that far because they realized they made a mistake and slowed down, that lady just wants to follow that road
She may have had hearing problems and didn't notice the terrible sound of pea-gravel melding into her undercarriage.
Cool story bro
@@DougBennettActs6-1 Pretty sure you can feel that lol.
She made it because ".....good luck everybody else!"
The police officer was really cool, polite and very cooperative....Very good to see a policeman who cares about people's safety!
I think because the van is so much lighter than a big rig, that is why they got so far into the "E Ramp"! Good work as always M.O.R.R. Crew!
"education is important but big biceps are importanter" lmaooo
I'm starting to learn my way around there. I'm all the way on the east coast but I think I could come out there and on the first day, I could find all the best places to get stuck.
These desert guys live in a whole different world. Looks too dry to make mud but there it is
@@nsh1980gmail They've touched on that in some of the other Lake Powell and Sand Hollow Lake videos. Lake bottoms are mud, lake dries up, mud dries up at the surface first. Couple weeks later, before the stuff trapped under that dry layer has a chance to dry out, some offroader or other is just a bit too heavy for the crust and breaks through right into the gooey stuff. If it's a particularly tricky one they'll bring 2-3 rigs in case one gets stuck.
@@erichusmann5145 yes it looks like a lot of fun to go out exploring there, you get such beautiful mountain vistas. I live in south Florida, you can have some fun off roading but it’s always a narrow trail through thick forest with lots of water and deep mud. You get completely soaked and dirty. Almost never get a pretty scenic view. That’s why we get boats first, off road vehicle would be a second toy if I could afford.
So glad you guys put in the hood shots ridin down the trails...I almost commented a couple days ago how I missed those...Thx again...
Matt’s off road recovery is honestly the only thing keeping me going at this point. Great content
me too
The landscape is amazing! Beautiful country.
Hey Matt, another great video, of course. I was thinking, since Lizzy is one of your many stars of the show, how about a full video of her at one of her rodeos? I suppose others may have already suggested this but I think it would be fun seeing her do her thing. Love the channel.
Maybe you've answered this before and I've seen yall do some sketchy recoveries; have you ever not been able make a recovery? Or have any been too dangerous to attempt? I would love to see an episode where the crew shares their most memorable recoveries to date and why. Love the channel!!!
That was impressive to watching the Morrvair pulling that Element out sideways like that!👍
That looks like it's hard on the wheels and wheel assembly parts lol.
@@dedalliance1 You better bet that Matt knows what he’s doing.
@@dedalliance1 it probably is a little hard on them, but it's better than the alternative
@@brianking9215 Yeah for sure. But those car's aren't really well built to begin with they're unibody so if you bend the 'frame' aka the body like where your shocks are mounted or springs or whatever it has that's really not a good thing lol. A truck is one thing that has a solid frame you're not gonna really mess that up. But these cube cars are like stamped sheet metal and that's about all that holds it together lol.
@@dedalliance1the downfall with unibody atleast off road is their inability to articulate. Which really doesn't apply in this situation, "wheels..."
The new tow rig makes it all look so easy. What a great new addition. Nice Job Team!
Lizzy reminds me of my first student that I had absolute faith in driving. She was a Scrambles Dirt Bike Racer and her dad had her doing all the Paddock driving, huge truck, trailer and all.Didn't matter if we were going forward or backward, she just seemed to constantly make the right decision. All these pulls are completely top notch and professional. F9I9C8S9
that exhaust cannot be commented on enough. sounds amazing.
The landscape seems different than usual, all of which is awesome compared to the rolling hills I'm used to. The rock face at 2:43 looks like man has squared off the front for some reason and then at 2:59 it looks like melted plastic has ran down over the rocks. You guys are used to it but it's great that you show us these unusual sights on the way to your rescue's for those of us that have never been there. I can't believe that your customer's are not totally shocked when you show up in a corvair of all things, filled with happy, polite, people, sometimes with dogs, cameras and then overall make it a good experience for them and even a shirt to remember the adventure by and talk about for years to come.. Around here you call for a tow and a commercial built truck of some type shows up with one grumpy driver, that is usually in a hurry and acts like you are putting him out for just showing up. You definitely have a one of a kind recovery business that is on it's way to 1 million subscribers which goes to show that you are doing something right using the combination of knowledge, kinetics, a whole bunch of common sense and a great crew.
you know it's a good recovery when the whole crew have the sleep talk voice hahah
I’ve been watching you for awhile but for some reason I got all nervous watching the setup you had on the Honda Element part…I was thinking ‘two ropes on frame, he’s going to have smash the the throttle’. And you just gently put some pull and stayed on gas slow and steady and it popped up onto the road. Your sixth sense of from years of recovery for placement of gear and how the weight of vehicle when off camber…is amazing!
I never get nervous watching your other recovery pulls because I can normally see what and why your doing what you do but for some reason this one I didn’t understand how you were thinking. Awesome! So cool to see how you just understand what it’s going to need to work. I’m starting to think you might be my fav UA-cam channel. I can’t get enough and the upload volume is just right
I'm surprised that minivan wasnt up to the frame in that loose gravel, love how the Morrvair just floated across the top of it.
I guess the speed made the Minivan float, too. She just got stuck because she let off the loud pedal when she realized that this wasn't the road...
The minivan doesn't have the weight to tire patch ratio to really dig into the loose gravel.
You have no idea how refreshing, uplifting, and encouraging, it is to watch people who know what the hell they're doing nice work team. Liz you legend in that potential roll over.
THESE GUYS DESERVE A TV SHOW I CAN WATCH THIS ALL DAY
Do you ever worry about oil starvation on those super tippy vehicles? That Element had me more concerned about losing oil pressure than anything.
"Education is important but big biceps are importanter" classic 😂😂
One of my favorite drives from Hurricane to Marble Canyon / Lake Powell area, thanks for the morning view.
Всегда приятно наблюдать как вы решаете ту или иную задачу. Зачастую это просто грубая сила, рывок, но для этих случаев тоже необходим навык, умение. Молодцы!
Translation: It is always pleasant to watch how you solve this or that problem. Often this is just brute force, a jerk, but for these cases, skill, skill is also required. Well done!
Hi from USA! Both a fan of solutions ✌️🖖
@@benrivenbark I, like everyone else, also have that button.
@@MrEvanNoyes i dont :( so not everyone has it
@@MrEvanNoyes I don't have a button showing up. I do however appreciate instead of just moving on, you found it necessary to make a snarky comment when I was just trying to help. I guess no good deed goes unpunished. Thanks for helping make the world just a tiny bit crappier.
"The whistling diesel? Stand-in." That was hilarious. I'm doing a Homer Simpson, laughing by myself whenever that comes to mind.
I know right?!?! That caught me off guard and made me laugh.
I don’t get it. But I am not a native
@@alexanderrifel1562 Whistlin' Diesel is another UA-camr...
@timberwolf69 I know who whistling diesel is. But what does „stand-in“ mean? Where is the joke?
@@alexanderrifel1562 I'm guessing that Colin broke something and dad is just giving him a hard time.
Your videos are always interesting with the type of calls you get.
Plus Matt's idea of getting to a call quickly usually means a bumpy ride for the team.
I am really impressed with Lizzy and the positive strides she has made she is more confident and you can tell is completely comfortable on Camera now especially with doing the outro's and adding in her Lizzyisms as I call them
It jumps up a good 60 degrees whenever Lizzy shows up!! 😍
MATT & THE GANG: In the ocean of chaos we call 'World', it's good to come to the small island of Matt's Offroad Recovery. All off-roaders thank you!
Leary quote, thank you.
Starting to miss seeing the Banana out on rescues. Hope it's fixed up soon.
Found the channel about a year ago when I bought my first Jeep and love it. I’m learning and watching you guys work like a family is always awesome. Don’t stop making content love it!
Cool Ranch Corn Chips - completely free of natural ingredients.
Test out your body’s immune system - buy a burrito in a truck stop!🤣
They do seem to have poor eating habits. I say "seem" because they get enough done to "seem" to be eating well.
Test out the stitching of your upholstery. Buy a burrito at a Taco Bell....
Young bodies are miraculously able to handle awful "food" choices. But a few decades down the road, when your body starts failing, you wish you had made smarter eating choices. Excess sodium is probably OK when working hard in the desert. It's better to avoid pigging out on empty carbs, sugar, or chemicals you can't pronounce. I suggest procuring food at a food market, even if it takes a separate stop from fueling up.
@@-mkg6982 Lol, that formaldehyde thing is way, way overblown. There are far worse things you can do to yourself - drinking alcohol, for example. Any formaldehyde you get from breakdown of aspartame is trivial compared to the formaldehyde your body naturally produces and uses. Ingesting aspartame doesn't lead to depression or cancer either. Also note that you would need to consume 17 cans of diet soda within 24 hours to reach levels deemed unacceptable by the FDA.
Drinking 120oz + of diet soda in a day will give me a headache, but this isn't related to aspartame, as both Diet Coke (aspartame) and Diet Pepsi (sucralose) have the same effect. Too much caffeine? Too much liquid? Too much carmel color? Who knows. I do know that my headache frequency has gone down quite a bit since I've cut back on the diet sodas. I will say that I much prefer aspartame in my diet soda, because the sweetness doesn't stick around inside my mouth, embedded in every nook and cranny of my tongue, for endless hours. I wish Diet Pepsi would go back to aspartame. (On a side note, many soda fountains dispensing Diet Pepsi get the mix wrong now. The soda come out 70% fizz and foam, the end result being near-flat Diet Pepsi - yuck. I suspect this is a result fountains not being adjusted after the formula change.)
I drink massive amounts of unsweetened tea now. What happens when I drink too much? My mouth goes a bit dry. Strange, right?
I guess the key takeaway is this: practice moderation.
Man I sure like watching your guy's videos, such down to earth peeps, look forward to each of your vids.
Found Matt’s channel a couple weeks ago and subscribed. Matt and his team are so enjoyable to watch solve problems and have a good time while doing. Keep getting them out and building stuff its awesome!
Something I love about MORR videos is that it shows the true character of most Utahns. Friendly, empathetic, and hard working.
That recovery from the ditch was too smooth
@Matt's Off Road Recovery You should update your channel art with the Morrvair on the opposite side of the Banana. It's only right, that creation is a beauty!
Great job, it's nice seeing the customer show off your shirt when you give it them!
You guys are absolutely awesome!! Thanks for caring about and rescuing people the way you do.
Love the Celsius conversion for the rest of the world.
I love the fact that the US have these little quirks like using Fahrenheit. My daughter says "Cuteiful" like a combination of Cute and Beautiful. It's the little quirks that make things precious.
Celsius was only developed to measure water temperatures and isn't as accurate as farenheit for air temperature
@@matthewwildman9039 😂
@@matthewwildman9039 .... isn't as accurate? I may need to know what your definition of accurate means? Does Fahrenheit have have greater decimal places of precision?
@@matthewwildman9039 that's why decimals exist
*Van makes horrible screeching sound*
Matt: “You might wanna get that checked out.”
Sweet old lady: “REALLY??”
You can sometimes fix that by reversing at speed and braking. It depends where the stones are located.
She doesn't want to go to an auto shop because she would have to explain what happened
Doesn't sound old though (just a Mexican accent), and how do you know she's sweet?
My heart skipped a beat when Matt said the good samaritan was from Page Steel. I haven't heard of that place in 30+ years. My grandfather served in the Sea Bees with a guy named Harry who started Page Steel and he dragged me in there when I was a kid on a road trip.
HHOO RRAAHHH SEABEES!!
@@seabeevet9285 thank you for serving. Growing up I didn't hear much about the war from him. But that trip was when my cousin finished A school and was shipping out of San Diego on the USS Pasadena and he finally opened up about being a Sea Bees. He wasn't someone that exaggerated but I couldn't believe the stuff they did. He also said it was the first time he met a black guy and he couldn't see what all the fuss was about because they worked as hard or harder than he did........ I learned a lot on that trip that's for sure and thinking about it makes me miss him.
You guys are awesome. For our 2nd anniversary my wife got me your yellow recovery rope along with some stickers & patches. Love it!
Another great set of recoveries, good job guys! Greetings from Idaho!
That little grin after Colin reads the paper was hysterical! Perfect comedic timing
On that third recovery, looks like you've got ZZ Top in the back as passengers.
Ha! - Either ZZ Top or Duck Dynasty comes to mind!
Thank you for posting so many videos, We never get tired of them. Your team has really improved from your earlier videos. Matt you're a natural on camera.
When I first got my 95 suburban years ago, I got sucked into a sidehill situation like the older fellow. I turned into it, and just dropped all the way in. Turns out winter tires are really good in mud - after my confused wife drove by in our van, I just drove to a farmers field entrance and popped right out. And it was in 2wd still.
Alberta mud is similar to that lake mud, so I was lucky that I only sunk about 5-6 inches in and stayed off the pumpkin.
ksstricl ----- I was at the Reynolds Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin , Alberta , yesterday . If you are a " car guy" , and you seem to be , you might give it a try . They have cars , trucks ,
planes , and , older farm equipment .
@@williameddy1662 I've been meaning to check it out. Been past it a few times, but haven't had time to stop in. The wife also wants to go to the aviation museum in Edmonton. There's a lot of great things to see around this area, but we never seem to find the time.
I was surprised also they didn't drive down then bring it back up, but I wasn't there to see the lay of the area.
Right before Our eyes Rudy is evolving into a fine Man.
He just need to learn to eat better! Them Doritos will either kill ya, or make and OLD man out of ya real quick. 😎😎
The way Lake Powell is dropping, you may as well set up a branch location there for awhile, all that "new dry land" is going to be so tempting to the unaware
Can you imagine the treasure trove of trash that is coming out of the water now? I'm sure there are thousands of pairs of sunglasses, old moldy towels, miles of tangled rope and fishing line, anchors and old dock cables, whole boats, wrenches and screw drivers, millions of hats, rotting fish carcasses, rotting corpses, stolen vehicles, boat batteries, trash bags and just about anything that ever blew off a boat in a windstorm. Oh and car keys, cell phones and purses and wallets. Can't forget the purses and wallets. :-}
I found a pair of Oakley's this summer at a Northern Utah reservoir. Sadly, they were missing an arm.
Wow…the MOrvare never broke traction. Very impressive. Pulled a two ton vehicle out of a ditch sideways. Very cool. Thanks for sharing
Super skilled recoveries!! 💪👌👏
Cannot say the same for the food choices🤣
Hey! Those Doritos have a lot of fiber!
Food choices are great. That's what makes them so good at recovery - the nutrition.
Matt it looked like you had ZZTOP in the back of the last recovery 🤣🤣
Matt's Rig, The MOORVAIR, has got to be the best-looking rig for any off-road recovery vehicle. It's not a flashy color or a well-known brand but that grey-on-yellow with the lift kit on those tires makes it look pretty damn cool.
Another great video, Lizzy you got bigger balls than most of us bloke's with the situations you get into you got a lot of trust in matt, great team
That was very dedicated Kia driver. 😂 Good job guys. Btw Mat looks like you dont need 4wd, 3 wd works just as well.
She must have floored it as soon as she started slowing down.
@@bartonkj Or perhaps cruise control floored it for her.
Lizzie you’re very courageous to go in a car lean at 45 degrees!
Matt: Was it scary, Lizzy? Lizzy: Oh no, it was fine.
Yep she's the best... of course she got in after he was hooked up. No reason to take chances.
It's nice how you are nice to your customers, it's funny how (some of) the stuck people want to contribute ideas to the recovery when they've been stuck there for more than a day.
Good thing it was an XTerra of all things to rescue with a broken axle/2wd lol. Theyre usually a pretty capable SUV. Another great job! Keep it up guys/girls! !
Love this channel in the morning with some great coffee 😊
I feel sorry for the guys that had to ride in the truck with Matt after that burrito.
Lol now Matt is gassed up as well
As a truck driver that knows how vital those runaway truck ramps are, I hope that woman got a massive ticket.
Love the videos been tour bus driver for the last 15 years I’ve been to almost all the little towns you go through to get to your rescue. It’s nice to know in what part of the country you’re in and we’re actually some of these roads go to
absolutely beautiful wild country side nothing similar to the wilds of Alaska but I drive the length of the greatest outback to date in my 79 Bronco
That’s one awesome sounding Morair !! Love it
Thanks for the content and hope you and your family have a great weekend Matt.
Great channel. Its amazing seeing these huge open landscapes that you guys live and drive in. we have nothing like it on this side of the pond.
that scene sorta reminded me of the original Alascan road thru Alaska built by hard men in a hard land at a hard time in the 40s,no longer an open road but we tackled it and you didn't surprise a bear doing it thanks for sharing
My grandfather worked on the ALCAN highway. He died when I was very young so I never got to hear him talk about it. Only secondhand stories from other family members.
@@theinsaneshecklador6598 it unlike any place on earth to drive a lot is still there bridges too although you are cautioned they are not safe but I wasn't alone most of the 4x club went so we had ppl to help if things got screwy unless things got to that point then what did it matter we also were climbers so we understood our risk twice I have camped on the roadway I wish of taken an old highway sign but just couldn't make myself take a part of history
@@garybrady9531 I hear you on the removing a part of history. Better left for others to experience.
Matt shrugging: "Maybe!" 😂
The best part about your videos besides the recoveries as I’ve been a tour bus driver for the last 15 years I have been to most of these places that you drive through to get to your rescue. So most of the time I know exactly where you’re at
14 min of video is ideal. Anything shorter than that and I feel like "Wait is it over? But it just started 😰"
"They got me out they'll get you out i dunno" haha so Lizzy would've be down to get in the Jeep in the sinkhole?!
I love the community of off-roading vehicles. A whistlindiesel and MORR crossover would be nuts.
when monstermax 2.0 breaks and gets stuck in the woods matt will have to go pull him out haha
Man, different strokes I guess, but that's a hard pass from me.
I use to pass by that runaway truck ramp when I was driving back to Ely, Nevada when I use to work over there. Good recoveries in this video, keep up with the good work and also for taking us along👍🇺🇸..
I love the fact that everyone in the off road community know exactly who You guys are. Good stuff.
Some how missed this video a year ago, All the faces we miss. Great job guys!
2 episodes in 1 week!!! THANKS TEAM!
This is typical, usually he uploads one build video on Sundays, and 2 work related videos on Wednesdays and Fridays in the mornings.
Did you use a “I Made a Call” t-shirt to clean the windshield!?? 😄
Glad you got out his “baby” 😂❤️🐞
The guy riding in the back at 10:05 belongs in the movies. He has the look, personality, and voice of a real character actor. He reminds me of Robert Shaw from the "Jaws" movie.
Hey Matt, have idea for those Razor recoveries. An inflatable bag. Get an inflatable bag about the size of a Razor and about 2 feet tall. Place deflated bag under Razor, inflate it (lifts all wheels off the ground), winch bag onto trailer, deflate bag, pull bag out and now Razor is on the trailer. No messing with screwed up wheels. Watch some ship launches in China. The bags are tough. All u need is a bag and a lawn blower. Same as escape slides on airplanes. Just a thought. Great videos.
Nice to see "homework wars" are universal.
"Is this back or front", Lizzie answers yuppp.
The first (well, only) time I saw a rig have to take the ramp was something else.
I was in a late 80s/early 90s Corolla on the 5 in Oregon (where rigs can pull three trailers) and I noticed all the rigs start to stack up in a diagonal crossing the freeway (best guess is that the truck in trouble called out for a road block, and all the truckers popped out of the right hand lane and filled in the freeway). I immediately knew something was up, slowed down, and cut over to the fast lane to give everyone room. My girlfriend started freaking out (tiny old car, in the fast lane, in the rain, was something we never did ... we always just cruised in the slow lane), and I just told her "something is up".
The rig took the ramp (literal ramp, probably 20deg), gravel was flying everywhere, and then they hit the gravel piles, and water filled barrels at the end of the ramp, and it was an explosion of chaos.
Ever since then, I always keep my eyes on truckers when I'm on the freeways; if I see more than one of them do the same thing, at the same time, I know something is up, and my head is on a swivel
Rocks stuck in the brakes... "it may be OK soon" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I'd be unemployed if left a job like that. Love it,wheels turn so yer good to go!
Have a great Friday everyone! Also, happy birthday Ed!
Matt, the MORVAIR needs emergency "flashy lights" on the top of it (ie. kinda light a police car). It's all about the "cool" factor.
I've been down that road in my xj about 10 years ago. Good scenic drive.
One of my biggest fears when driving a 18 wheeler was my brakes failing and having to use a runway ramp because I would lose my CDL over it which never happened even when my rigs engine brakes failed and I smoked the brakes on a down hill grade. Never thought I would see a car try drive down one...
Cool story bro.