I Lost Control Of This Job
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- So I got a call for a Toyota Tundra stuck in flooded territory.
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Customer panicking for nothing! He thought that Jaymie was going too fast! 🤣. I guess that he has never seen Yankum Rope in action!!
He said I know but get the slack out first lol he tried to micromanager from that point on like he's the only one that knows what to do right... Lol what a jerk
People like that should just get themselves out.
I've given plenty of hard tugs with a cheap flat rope and never had a problem. Even they have a decent deal of stretch.
Just don't do that with a chain or wire rope.
go e-z on him ...that's his baby....speakin' of which, does Lizzy have that glow ?!!!
That’s why they should used the walkie talkies all the time.
Love seeing how protective the comments are of the dude (wrongly) yelling at Jaime. We could all use more of Matt’s patience. Been great watching Jaime grow!
LOL i almost spit my coffee out when the guy was all "whoa whoa whoa" and in the background you hear Matt say "Dont listen to anyone but me" ...
Yeah, after that he was ego hurt and was all “if I had….”. No crap, if you had… the Morvair, a wrecker, a Chinook helicopter, you could have…. But you didn’t, you were unprepared, just admit it and move on.
@@AABrock not ego, it was shame.
@@briangalloway3684 same thing.
Don't question the person with the off-road wrecker when you need an off-road wrecker
Matt is so patient lol I would have been so mad at that dude for yelling at my wife like that.
I’m pretty sure Matt and his crew know what they are doing, it’s kind of their job..
Agreed, if he knew so much, he wouldn't have needed to call.
@@politicalfisherman540 - You beat me to it. He buried his Tundra like a moron.....yet HE is gonna tell Matt what to do. 🙄
You guys are such pussies. The guy had a point. You don’t pull a rope out of a rats nest to full tension on the first pull. First you pull it to tension, then back up so that it lines up the slack in parallel. Then you do the pull. To try and do a full strength pole out of a tangled mass of rope sitting in rocky mud is a a recipe for disaster. To be honest I’m shocked at the daily disregard for common sense safety that Matt displays, but I guess when the phone rings all the time and you are making cash off of UA-cam, who cares about safety. Dude doesn’t even carry the particular part to put into a generic trailer hitch to make the rope effective. It’s pathetic to be honest; so are you. Oh my gosh, some guy that knows more than me does something that I don’t understand, he must be right! - You
Yeah that guys name is Kevin. Kevin is a no it all. Kevin's are douche bags.
Yeah, that dude needs to shut up and just let them do their job. Obviously they know what they’re doing. Because they’re not the ones that got the truck stuck to begin with.
I can't wait till summer rolls around so we can see the wrecker really put to the test pulling out one of those giant bus sized motor homes.
😂🤣🤪
That’s how they will find the weak points
Yeah fr. What used to take both the banana and moorvair I wanna see it go wild by itself 😂
Women are doing the wrecker games next time
@@notsevenfeettall huh
I ran a wrecker for 11 years. It's hard to maintain yourself when someone that has NEVER done your job, tell you how to do it. Kudos to Matt and crew!
Thank you so so much Matt and the whole crew for helping us with the cooper 9:14 You guys are awesome!!
Just a note… The traction control can be fully turned off by pressing and holding the traction control button for about 10 seconds. A quick press and release puts the system into “TRACTION” mode which intended for use in snow. So one could say there are three settings… Full on, Traction, and full off. I currently on 3 MINIs, one of each generation and have some familiarity with this. Glad Matt was able to make such easy work of this situation even without knowing this. And nice of you to compliment him. Take care and Motor On….
Hi Jarra, how did you ever end up on such a muddy road with your Cooper ?
@@BenDover-069 cant drive thats why
@@napjohn88 Nah. Moab and those areas around Zion which are similar will let you in but she doesn't let you out. It's always like that- been wheeling there for years. Even getting stuck and having an adventure is better than posting about someone else living their life on YTbe.
@@napjohn88big tough guy...
Can't get stuck if you don't attempt anything.
4:42 matt yelling "don't listen to anybody but me" lmao
Matt is such a gentleman that he carried Jamie back and forth across that mud. What a guy. I was thinking that blouse was to nice for recovery. Lol gotta love the heavy wrecker.
I love my wife to death, but after thirty years of marriage and more than few additional pounds for the both of us, there ain't no way I could carry her. It would be more of a drag type thing🤣
Matt is one of the classiest individuals in recorded human history.
@@KidCorporate Oh for fks sake!
@@KidCorporate man I love Matt as much as the next guy but you make an art of that meat riding
I don't know why she just didn't stay in the wrecker for five minutes while the rope got hooked up.
My dad's dog always rode in the back of his wrecker. Sweetest most gentle dog ever but at night on a recovery call no one was able to touch anything on the back of the wrecker but my dad. They went out on a lot of calls together. You all bring back fond memories. Thanks
I love seeing the “first time” reaction of a kinetic recovery 😎
😄👍
The "slow down" made me laugh 😂
I'd never heard of them before watching this channel and when I saw the first pull, I too thought it was going to end badly. Now I watch every episode.
“It’s a stretch rope, bro.”
“But there’s slack.”
Love the show. Tip for Matt a lot of new cars require you to hold the traction control button for 10 seconds to fully disable it and it will partially reengage if drive over a certain speed or put the vehicle in park. And there's no visual indicator difference between the two modes other than when you fully disable traction control it flashes for a few seconds instead of just turning the light on.
We need a new Matt's Recovery Rope Shirt. "IT'S A STRETCH ROPE, BRO."
@4:44 Matt " Don't listen to anybody but me". 😂😂😂
That's always funny .😂😂 there always that 1 person that tells the professionals how to do there job😂😂😂
The only thing better than Matt’s off road recovery- is his bipedal recovery’s for his lady. Kudos
Professionals love it when customers tell them how to do their job and rattle off a bunch of excuses on why they couldn't handle the job themselves. Matt keeps his cool and doesn't seem too bothered by it but it has to drive him crazy!! LOL
EDIT: The customer would have been correct about the rope if it was a normal tow strap, so go easy on him. I've made those same kinds of mistakes at different points in my life. And let's be honest, most of us keyboard warriors will never even make it where those guys were. Matt handled it perfectly.
Dreads guy was cool and chill, other dude is the type you just smile and nod while he goes on a tangent, like a 17 year old talking about how his corolla can do 180mph or how his 250 street bike keeps up with 1000ccs all day.
"It's all good man, it's a stretch rope."
"Yeah but... you gotta get the slack out..." 😂
He's probably got a mannequin hiding a way that he beats the crap out of four jobs like this😂😂
Some people have to talk no mater what.
I'm not trying to trash the dude. Most of us have been there at some point. Hopefully he has a good sense of humor.
Gotta love the interaction between Matt and Jamie. She obviously doesn't burn for the jobs the same way he does, and yet she always tags along, and in turn he piggybacks her through the mud ❤
I live in Atlantic Canada's Maritime provinces and I am constantly amazed at the beauty of the Utah desert and how much snow you have. We are used to Americans giving us a hard time about the great White North where we live in igloos and it snows all the time, but we can't hold a candle to Utah when it comes to snow. I hope you get through the snow melt without any serious flooding and destruction. It must be a relief to see the waterways coming back after so much drought. And kudos to Jamie for getting a handle on the wrecker. That thing is a beast!
@@HasPotatoAim 10 degrees and overcast in New Brunswick . Spending the day getting ready for gardening. I don't envy you April snow. The "poor man's fertilizer "gets kind of stale!
@@HasPotatoAim My brother in law drove from Edmonton to Winnipeg yesterday , Tuesday , April 18 , most of the way on #16 .( the Yellowhead Highway ) He ran into some,
snow and slush from North Battleford on , but , I think that he was lucky that he wasn`t going today or tomorrow .
@@davemalo3674 Hey I'm in Miramichi myself, what about you? My yard still has a fair bit of snow I'm hoping melts soon, my only walkway/path through my fence opening is flooded, my wife's Crocs are now too 😂 my kids are having a blast in their rubber boots though lol
I had the talk with my wife yesterday...once I can fund it....I'm building an off-road recovery rig 😁 won't be anything like Matt's wrecker, but I'm hoping for Banana/Moorvair size/type rig. I don't know of any other off-road recovery service around here
@@williameddy3740 What in meth kinda spelling structure have you got going?
@@dhag72 It's been like summer here in Saint John ! Bees and the odd mosquito can be seen, flowers poking up, trees budding and zero snow for quite a while now. What a difference from years past... Good idea for starting a recovery business up there, I'm sure it would be successful in the Miramichi area!
Hey Matt for future reference, most vehicles even with traction control "off" it will still pull power after so much spin because its only partially off. If you press and hold the traction control button a lot of vehicles have a full off mode that will allow unlimited tire spin. Some models wont let you get to a full off position though.
Even better pulling the ABS fuse almost always defeats Traction control because it takes the sensor out of play.
@@famousbymorningmotorsport5961 But if you pop fuses outs and disables ABS, traccion control, and ESC the majority of the vehicles also disables the 4wd system. Matts are in te correct, newer electronic systems sucks
@@servicioelectromecanicocue7025 interesting. I've done it mostly on subaru's so a diff AWD 4WD system may have an issue.
So cool to see Jamie getting involved more and more! Matt, he's good too! Thanks team MORR! UK
People who are stuck should refrain from shouting orders at the professionals they call to get them out.
Man, that wrecker is an off-road monster, made pulling that pickup look like a cake walk!
Handling all weather conditions like a champ. The Morr crew is awesome.
...in a T shirt. Did you catch that? Legend.
Don't you just love it when a customer tells you how to do the job.
Especially a potato shaped customer
🤣🤣🤣
@@sbs-0055 does the body shape matter?
@@kliegl8613 body shape requires a prolonged series of choices. Quit being over sensitive, there’s no virtue in victimhood.
@@kliegl8613 yes it does
Last time it snowed in north Idaho was... yesterday (4/18). Winter doesn't give up early or easily here. That customer trying to tell the crew to slow down was priceless :D
We use to strap carpet samples on the bikes & rigs to help the pups have some grip to stay on. Works great.
sticky backed Neoprene (for Canoes)!
Absolutely love coming home from work to an upload ❤😊 thanks for the quality entertainment all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
Me too😊... After I knock off on Wednesday and Fridays I can't wait for those episodes
press and hold traction control for about 10 seconds to turn off Electronic stability control and that will allow you to give it the beans! I have to do the same thing in my wife's car
"hold up hold up... SLOW DOWN!"😂 Poor Toyota bro worried about his delicate truck became a recovery expert real quick once you all showed up!🙃
I’m amazed how effective the heavy wrecker is! Such a great build.
Jaimie you are getting really good driving the wrecker! Good job getting everybody out of the mud!
"It's a stretch rope bro""
"Yeah I know, get the slack out first".
Uh, that's how it works. He knows nothing.
Give him a break. He didn't actually know what kinetic rope does and thought it was static
I don’t know what was more beautiful, Jayme’s driving skills or the snow packed mountains. Water if Life!
“it’s a stretch rope bro!”
Yankum’s new moto 🎉🎉🎉
Matt: Yeah, I know! My names on it!!
It’s just impressive watching Matt and toms knowledge of literally everything that has to do With cars, trucks etc…
Customer in the white T-shirt didn't understand the kinetic rope concept. Kinda funny how worried he was about the slack in the rope
The title was a little misleading for the jobs. Nice to see how easy that Heavy wrecker pulls trucks out. Great work.
That man has never seen a dynamic rope used to its full potential!
Hehehe, it's a Morris Mini in "Cooper" edition, named after John Isigonis' (the designer of the Mini) friend John Cooper, who was a famous designer and builder og Fomular One cars in the 1960... Morris was one of many brands by the BMC (British Motor Company). Great job as always and amazing driving by Jamie! Best wishes from Denmark!
I miss Trevor. He definitely brought something to the table.
Get over it. It’s been half a year.
where did he go? I stopped watching for a little bit and now hes gone
You know he has a channel with tucker ?
when the crossman is yelling... He doesn't know the Best professionnal team recovery !!! Good job again and again !!!
What a great husband. Carrying your wife over the mud. Made this video great.😊
Carrying, not caring...
@@cuongandmari by carrying he was caring CJ - more to life than spelling 😉
@@cuongandmari thank you for the spellcheck
@@rimo1703 thank you
@@rimo1703 no, there isnt more to life than spelling you buffoon.
I forgot who the professional were for a second 🤣😂🤣 that was a classy move👌 the way u carried ur queen to her chariot 👍👍👍
Your customer had not only their own tow point but also their own Peanut!
And now that guy knows about kinetic ropes too. Great rescue. 🙂
What's with these customers? The MORR Team knows their stuff.
It’s not a stretch rope, it’s a kinetic rope, and the kinetic energy transfer from the moving vehicle to the stuck one is a huge benefit to using them.
@3.0 Colorado ? kinetic rope = stretchy. its like a giant rubber band
You can say it out loud Matt.
That machine dominates.
I have yet to hear the beast struggle.
Gotta feeling that I'll be waiting a while.
Hope Ed's doing well, haven't seen him riding along in a while....
Yes, 100%
I think he had a neck brace on a couple of videos ago, but hard to say when they was filmed
He did hurt his neck but I've been wondering also because we haven't seen him at all. Imagine god forbid something happened to Ed and they just aren't telling us like everyone else
He did hurt his neck but I've been wondering also because we haven't seen him at all. Imagine god forbid something happened to Ed and they just aren't telling us like everyone else
@@rollastudent The build videos are closer to real time than the recoveries, and Ed was in the last one briefly. IIRC, he fell and cracked a vertebrae or two in his neck, so he's not able to go out on the recoveries until he heals up. He's still around...
I appreciate the return of the classic MORR background music in these last two videos. Thanks editors!
It's probably time for a bench seat for the wrecker.
That wrecker is a beast with MRAP rears, and rear steer. The only way it could have better control is a steering wheel inside a steering wheel to control with one hand an inch apart. A shaft inside a shaft ,, inside a sleeve. With a click lock to lock both shafts/wheels. Maybe a electric magnetic lock, then switch to unlock where the horn is.
Magnetically locked both steering wheels act as one, steering front and rear.
Magnetically unlocked both rears steer independently with one hand.For safety put a red led on the horn to know when duel steering is locked. Wired to fail safe if the magnetic lock loses power, light goes out.
The wrecker handles the trailer at such speed that peanut doesn’t even want to try to keep up!
At 0:40 wow peanut was booking it around that curve 😁🤷♂️😂
Matt, on the newer vehicles to shut off, traction control completely,push traction control button with engine off and then start the car up hold it until it says traction control disabled
It does not work that way on my Toyota or my Ford 150. On mine just push traction control button with Engine running and car in park or neutral , hold for 3 seconds and traction control is off. But maybe others are different 🤷♂
@@Wontreplyeverdontbother I do towing and almost all the newer cars works like that , there is some models, but that model of car works like that . Trust me, I hate the new vehicles traction control to. Pain in the butt
@@richardthomas1743 some models says that you shut off traction control when press the button but soon as you get yourself into some kind of mud, snow, it doesn’t fully shut off your traction control, The way I said will shut it off completely until you shut off the car, truck, SUV then it will turn on again .. but yes, it doesn’t work on all models but every model that I’ve did it on so far has worked
I've seen it in a couple videos and thought you might mention it, but glad to see you upgraded trailers for the heavy wrecker. I always wondered why you didn't put a bench seat in the wrecker.
Gotta love when the customers try to tell you how to do your job 🤦🏼♂️
Somebody has to.
@@theuglytruth8162 The ugly truth is (Some body) is one word. Somebody is never two words. Learn to spell is the Ugly Truth.
@@Person-ly6im thanks awl fixed.
@4:34 Ya gotta love a guy that tells you how to drive and they are the ones that got stuck to begin with.
Nice work! I find all those features on the new cars very annoying, better if people would just learn to drive cars rather than building cars for people that don’t know how to drive.🤷♂️
You needed a long tail coat to lay on the mud for Jaime...lol
That heavy wrecker pulls like effortlessly...Great recoveries.
Guy in white shirt needs to go back to LA😂😂😂
Good show Jamie. It was great meeting you in person at Rory’s meet n greet. Steve and Ana LaVoy.
Did she even spin a wheel? What a beast great work Matt!
Great recoveries. I hope Jamie can learn not to voice her self-doubts in front of customers. Her self-confidence will make everyone more comfortable. She’s obviously doing a great job.
On those Minis you press the traction control button to turn off stability control, but have to hold it down a few seconds to fully turn off traction control
Matt and Jamie are the perfect couple... one is forever running out of gas ... the other has a knack for the most inappropriate footwear!!!
You guys rock!!!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
It’s awesome to see a heavy wrecker video while it’s being worked on in Chads Fab. I thought I was gonna have to wait a while. I like how he builds worlds largest heavy wrecker and it seems like he lets others drive it more than he does. I don’t know if I could do the same for a multitude of reasons. I’d want to to to have all the fun and wouldn’t want others to break it 😂
Matt’s videos are always a couple of weeks behind, so this was filmed before going to Chads.
You can turn off or disable traction/stability/esc with most of these newer cars. Long hold on the traction button or after it’s off another press of the button. Maybe helpful…
Jaymie is becoming a serious off-roader, obstacle wheeler and recovery tow expert, Lizzy is improving her rally driving skills and Matt and Tom are watching. Cool.
for those that get stuck like the truck on here there is a way to get out by yourself. carry a t post and post driver. pound it in the ground and hook the winch up at the base of the post and when you’re unstuck dig the post up. Never leave the post because it will be a big time dangerous object. I hope this helps someone sometime. It has saved me more then a few times.
I am seeing so many scenarios in my head on how that sweet piggyback ride could have turned out 😮😅. I spite of the odds Matt conquers and saves his damsel. In the end they both save the day!! 😊
Only thing I think these videos are missing is like a 5 second end screen showing "Matt's Off Road Recovery" and like a "Thanks for watching!" with youtube channel and any other tags on it. Doesn't need to be fancy, a logo and some text and some small @'s on it, just something so the video doesn't suddenly stop. Either way, I am really enjoying the channel!
One of those guys looked disappointed to be rescued. You could tell he wanted to get himself out but couldn't and felt defeated.
Put some marine grade carpet on the top of the box where the puppy lays down Hot glue gun works really well to secure it Good grip for the dog
Your rig turned out so awesome it looks beautiful. I love watching you guys go out and rescue everyone. Thank you for sharing. 👍💯
In theory the magnetic locked duel steering wheels work perfect. But we have to find 2 steering wheels that work within an inch of each other. The front steering wheel would be primarily facing the driver. And the secondary steering wheel (rear) would be just a 1/2 inch behind the primary wheel (steering the rear). With the fail safe red led indicating 4 wheel lock , or no led signaling an independent rears.
The heavy wrecker is an impressive beast, but I really miss the Morrvair.
A new phrase for Rory... "unnecessary rear steer". 😄
☕ Goooooood MORRning everybody! Thumbs UP to Matt and crew. 👍🍻
Matt and Crew try lightly holding the brake pedal.... enough to turn the brake lights on.... then it might actually disable the traction control... it may not work in that new of a vehicle but worth a shot... I had a Pontiac that I learned that trick on.
Matt is a good dude all around.
That metal gonna be tooo hot for Peanut in the summer! Need some Peanut carpet!
Jamie is such a great partner and once in a while, Matt is a good partner too, keeping her feet out of the mud. 😉
That wrecker is a beast 💪 those tires have so much grip and the weight of the tow truck it doesnt even spin the tires😂😂😂 just idles away...
Lizzy looks really "excited" to be going on a snow adventure 😅😂
I tape Harbor Freight magnets to my Sharpies . Fridge, roll bar, tool box where ever you like to stick it. Put on pen not cap that way tip doesn't dry out.
Customer is dumb enough to get stuck on a mud hole, but has all the correct advice on how to get out 😂😂😂😂
Give him a break. He didn't know what kinetic rope does and was scared of possible damage if it was a static strap
@@sampankow1820 maybe keep his mouth shut and let the experts work
@@jags01071 maybe, like I said, give the guy a break because he was panicking and thought his truck was about to get damaged. You have to see it from both sides here
@@sampankow1820 when you hire someone to do a job let them. If anyone brings a vehicle for me to restore and then tells me how to restore I'm going to POLITELY ask them to take the vehicle somewhere else
@@jags01071 Totally different scenario you just described. It's too bad you can't see the bigger picture.
4:36 "No, no it's good. No, it's a stretch rope bro"! in response to the guy shouting "No!"
Dude with the Californian dreds, as a Southern woman, I'm saying to ye "Hush up and trust the Midwestern process! 😎(Best compliment I can give beyond giving a Yankee the compliment of adding sugar to their tea.)
You called em, they'll yank ye out!
I wish with all my heart they operated in the South!
I know as a subscriber I don't know everything, but I do trust every member of the team to be able to pull the caller out and do it well!
Sit back, relax, and trust the process!
Ask questions, certainly, but don't assume you know everything!
This advice is given in a good-hearted nature.
You should make the rear steer a foot control
So a person is supposed to have three feet to operate all the pedals? Think, buddy.
@@mikek5298 You must be one of those guys that rides the clutch all the time
Anyone who does wheeling on their own in that area without a Land Anchor might as well use their winch as a Boat Anchor.
I love the low RPM and tone of the big 8.1 liter V8. Pure power, it's pull out that Toyota without efforts
I did rattlesnake in my 1990 suburban with my whole family. Went from the top down and it was dark by the time we got all the way through the trail (BAD IDEA DO NOT DO RATTLESNAKE IN A MASSIVE SUBURBAN) trying to find our way through the trails and find the gun range was pretty difficult in the dark. we doubled back several times and were unsure we were headed the right way the whole time.
Most traction control, has a few levels of "off". Momentary press is not off, sometimes holding the button for 10-15 seconds until the light flashes or another trac light illuminates. If all else fails, find an abs sensor and unplug it. It will toss a code, but once plugged back in, quite a few vehicles will clear the light after a minute or two of driving with it plugged back in. Or buy 200 dollar cheap abs scan tool to clear the codes.
Matt and Jaime remind me of a couple that are still in their❤honeymoon❤ phase lol don't ever lose that 😁😁🤷♂️
Guy in the white shirt needs to go back to the city..... and stay there
9:25 For MINIs and, I think BMWs, just pressing the traction control button and releasing it does not turn the traction control fully off, even though is says that it is “off”. That just modifies the settings on MINIs to what is called as “TRACTION”. To turn the traction control all the way off, press and hold the button down for about 10 sec or more and it will turn off completely and you can power spin the tires to your hearts content…
Get you a few old duffle bags and put the muddy tops in them.
The Fisher man
Bonus:
The Fishing reel for towing up those steep rocks.
Tom Tom
Tell Matt to try it 🤫
1. (1) 1”x4”x4” base metal with 1 Hole, weld on and mane 2 holes maybe a backing plate or Both
2. (1) D-ring Shackle
3. (1) A Snatch Block.
This will allow you to traverse the large Rocks with the recovery boom truck leaving the towed vehicle
at the last lower level
2.Then when you are ready you can go Fishing and reeling the Recovery to the next level .
Mount it at about 40”-48” which works best for you , center of Vehicle
The Fishermen
Reel in cast off , Reel in Cast off
6:12 amazingly awkward high five / wave. 😂
Glad to see you getting the snow. I live in New England and we got about 3 " all winter. Usually about 3 ' or more.
All the way out in ct i was wearing your hoodie and i went to a customers house and it turned into a conversation starter, you're well known now peeps!
With a lot of new cars there is usually a trick to disabling the traction control to allow you to spin the wheels, usually you can press and hold the traction control button for around 10-30 seconds and if the car has the option is will usually disable any traction control OR stability control(check the dash for any new lights that don't pop up when you only press the traction control button) and will usually stop the car from cutting any power whenever there is wheel slip.