Thank you guys so much for coming out and helping me. When i first got in the situation i thought i was about to roll. And for the noise one of my radiator fans was loose its nice and smooth running now!
Congrats on realizing you're in over your head and calling for recovery. I nearly soiled myself in sympathetic terror. Lots of people here mocking your engine :p
I've watched several other rescues Matt has done on this hill and every time my chair got a pucker in the center of it. This was no exception! 😱 I even had my wife watch and she just turned around and left shaking her head after just a couple minutes! No shame in calling for help Trey, especially with such a beautiful looking dog. You, your dog, and your Jeep got a chance to wheel another day with nothing but a tale of terror to tell!
It cracks me up because most of my driveway looks like that, and some sections you simply can't walk up or down without putting your hands down, and an 80 year old man that could be Ed's brother drives up and down it twice a month in a stock ford f250 bullnose pulling a tandem axle utility trailer with a water tank on it. It's nuts what we get used to!
@Apocaloptimisto Stretch of 18% on my 'driveway', comes right after a switchback and is on the edge of a good 200ft drop. When it snows, 35s and lockers are about the only thing that makes it up to the property. I store my car and bike at the base of the hill with my neighbors lol, only trucks and AWD cars bother coming up, I'll be running family up and down constantly when they visit.
Not certain your team would ever find the client if Peanut wasn't there to point them out. Way under compensated member of the squad. As for uphill/downhill terrain. An old Professional Motocrosser once replied to the question of how he goes so fast up/down the hills. He comment was "I just think of it as level ground on a slant". Profound! Thanks for the video!
You don't learn or grow if you don't push your limits, but you don't survive if you don't realize where they are. Jeep guy reached his limit and called it. He got no damage and a T-shirt, and he drove it home. I'd call it a win.
I live in Northern Vermont and really appreciate the channel and seeing the desert! I have been to Utah to ski but not the desert Matt you are a good influence on the world. We should all be so caring about our fellow people and I appreciate how you treat your children! Keep spreading the love.
Smart customer asking for help before things got worse! I've been in situations that felt ok at the beginning, but things changed. Great driving, Kaulin.❤
Old buddy needs a new starter. Mine was doing the same thing. When going up a hill the drive gear would slide back into the flexplate over and over until you got leveled back out.
That even scared the sh!t out of me just watching. Glad to see that Kolby got the drone up and working again as it gives us a greater depth of understanding of what it takes to recover broken vehicles from the worse landscapes on earth. Well done Kaulin. I'll bet you needed a drink after that one !
@@marvindebot3264 Which is hilarious, since it's worse health-wise than coffee, which is prohibited, supposedly because it's unhealthy. Religious dietary restrictions are pretty ludicrous in the modern world.
What a view from up there! Colby!!! Exceptional drone shots. I'm sure some of them are suitable from framing. And love seeing the teacher in Matt. Thanks
Colby did an amazing job with the drone footage and shows just how dangerous this recovery is for MOORVAIR! The Moorvair is so awesome working on this steep incline! That Jeep sounded terrible like a rod was knocking in the engine! Good video and content! Good job Kaulin!
I can't believe I watched another on this road as it terrifies me each time. The drone footage was making me sick but I think that is because of what it was showing. For someone who doesn't do this. it just seems insane. Great job by all.
For everyone saying the customer could have driven the Jeep out of there the truth is that the Jeep was able to be driven. But that doesn't mean the guy should, could, or would have done it. Even for experienced off road drivers, there are situations that aren't safe or advisable without a spotter. It can make a huge difference at times if a tire is going to drop another 2 or 3 inches before hitting ground or another 5 or 6 inches. The customer, his rig, and his dog are all safe to wheel another day, and there is no guarantee any of that would be true if he just went for it.
EASILY my favorite recovery spot! Simply because you'd never find me there, I'm afraid of heights. I don't want to see anyone get hurt, but recoveries from here are fascinating to watch! I know you'll get them out!!!
The Guy was by himself and his dog. With other people and another Rig being there helps out. Being by himself in that situation just adds fear and terror. He did the right thing....🤠
What really sunk home this video is how much the camera flattens things. You had multiple shots of the same position where from one angle it looked like handycap ramp but from the better angle revealed it to be as steep as a flight of stairs. The steep one is the real one. True of all your jobs, it almost never looks on camera as steep as it actually is. Truly terrifying.
It's not said enough.... this channel is nothing without the awesome production team. Watching y'all grow is one of my favorite parts of youtube. Matt, increase their budget and prepare to be amazed.
I’ve been watching for a few years, that drone shot truly captured the insanity. Can we get a drone shot of that sand trap that you tested the morrvair, banana and the Porsche on? I feel like the perspective on that one would be impressive
I love when people get stuck on this insane mountain. LOL usually the camera don't do show how steep things are but you can tell this trail is gnarly! I often think about this hill to be honest. kinda weird I know lol
Matt, the look on your face 3 seconds after you instructed Kaulin to "Start it up..." 😳 ...and trying not to ask the customer, WTF is wrong with your rig? !!!-LOL-!!!
I don't know who I am the most impressed with. Trey for knowing when to say when, Kolby for the outstanding camera work, Kaulin's driving skill, or Matt's coolness watching his son conquer the climb.
I was sitting in my chair, at my desk, with both feet on the ground, and that shot when Matt was near the edge still scared me! Around 9:40... I actually rolled backward, away from the screen, as if it would keep me safe. Wow!!!
I've seen that angle before....but I was on Jacob's Ladder via The Cog Railway at Mt Washington in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. LOL I'm sure Pike's Peak has something similar, but that's in Colorado. Ok now that I've seen the whole video....DO NOT GO UP THAT ROAD! LOL
As a long-time viewer and a sometimes commenter, WHY??? That has to be the most dangerous road for anyone to drive on, let alone practice turning around. Kaulin, the kid who forgot how to say NO! Well done, young man.
Yup, nothing better than a drone to emphasize the danger, size and terrain you are driving in. Great stuff. When Matt leans in the one shot it reminded me of shooting photos of some of our MTN biking and also 4 wheeling. Hold the camera a level on the shot, then tilt it a little in the opposite direction of the hill your rig is on. It ensures that the true incline shows.
Matt I don't usually like to question your logic, but I can't say that I agree with you on the whole seat belt thing. Is that not the whole purpose of building a roll cage? To be contained within a bubble of safety?
The cage is so the sheet metal body doesn’t fold in on you but it only helps until a certain level of crash once you exceed that level your more likely to survive getting thrown out
@@bljdeep I mean we watched Kaitlin roll down a hill and be fine, but pop off. Also people get into massive collisions and walk away because of seat belts. And if that really was the case, why are there not five-point harnesses, at the very least on the driver seat
@@000622477 your an idiot a 20 foot drop is not comparable to 1000s of feet did you not read that it helps staying in “until a certain level of crash” there’s many documented cases where the only reason somebody survived crashing down a hill was getting ejected
The footage of the scenery is outstanding, I could watch that all day, Maybe you can include altitude when you do the weather? I'd really like to know how high you were, the view is fantastic .. love the show.
Hope you and family have had a wonderful Christmas and New-year. Happy 2025!! Thank you for another year of content, and another year of content to come!
Wow! I'd seen the previous rescue videos of this spot, but had never truly appreciated just how precarious it was until seeing this one! The drone footage totally revealed the actual steepness and danger of this spot. I had a couple of incidents of true "pucker factor" while watching this! The drone footage really made this a unique video! I'll be there next week, but will stay in the more moderate areas of Sand Hollow.
Great another great recovery, excellent coverage, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones, hope you all had a great Festive Season
Driver got to the point where he no longer felt confident, and did the SMART thing! Out there in the real world, you don't get to re-boot, better safe than not around to be sorry, good call Sir!
Yea I was thinking that too. Or maybe the drive gear on the starter isn't retracting and bearing has let go. 🤷 *EDIT* ha, just seen the owner has mentioned it. It was a loose rad fan 😅. We weren't even close 😂
I am 80 years old. Matt around 50 is claiming to be an old man. RUBBISH! He is just a little out of shape. That is no disgrace. But he is not permitted to join the Old Man's club yet. Maybe in 20 years I'd cut him some slack. Although that track up-hill to the Radio Tower, IS a LITTLE steep. Love watching the videos. Keep 'em coming. John Q. Public mistakes driving, is our entertainment!
Thank you guys so much for coming out and helping me. When i first got in the situation i thought i was about to roll. And for the noise one of my radiator fans was loose its nice and smooth running now!
Congrats on realizing you're in over your head and calling for recovery. I nearly soiled myself in sympathetic terror. Lots of people here mocking your engine :p
You called the pros!
Bro that was terrifying, you made it way higher than I ever would have.
Better to be safe than sorry
You made the right choice. Your pup seems nice, too.
Hey Kolby. The drone footage highlighting the danger of the ridge is first-rate. Very smooth, artistic and professional.
Drone footage was AWESOME. Great job !!!
Right? This is what we used to enjoy a couple of years ago with this channel.
Tasty
@@slaveofjesus3878then move on
Colby was right about that shot. It reminded me of the opening cityscape scene from Akira.
I agree. Just WOW! Unbelievable scenery!
I've watched several other rescues Matt has done on this hill and every time my chair got a pucker in the center of it. This was no exception! 😱 I even had my wife watch and she just turned around and left shaking her head after just a couple minutes!
No shame in calling for help Trey, especially with such a beautiful looking dog. You, your dog, and your Jeep got a chance to wheel another day with nothing but a tale of terror to tell!
I got nervous seeing the dog that close to the edge. Wow! Scared me from two thousand miles away. Beautiful camera work
The drone view orbiting you guys at the turnaround puts that road in perspective. On a pucker scale of 1-10, that road is an 11.
It cracks me up because most of my driveway looks like that, and some sections you simply can't walk up or down without putting your hands down, and an 80 year old man that could be Ed's brother drives up and down it twice a month in a stock ford f250 bullnose pulling a tandem axle utility trailer with a water tank on it. It's nuts what we get used to!
Absolutely beautiful drone shots on this video
Even Peanut was in low gear.
@Apocaloptimisto Stretch of 18% on my 'driveway', comes right after a switchback and is on the edge of a good 200ft drop. When it snows, 35s and lockers are about the only thing that makes it up to the property. I store my car and bike at the base of the hill with my neighbors lol, only trucks and AWD cars bother coming up, I'll be running family up and down constantly when they visit.
Made my palms sweat
Not certain your team would ever find the client if Peanut wasn't there to point them out. Way under compensated member of the squad. As for uphill/downhill terrain. An old Professional Motocrosser once replied to the question of how he goes so fast up/down the hills. He comment was "I just think of it as level ground on a slant". Profound! Thanks for the video!
You don't learn or grow if you don't push your limits, but you don't survive if you don't realize where they are. Jeep guy reached his limit and called it. He got no damage and a T-shirt, and he drove it home. I'd call it a win.
you endanger others, you can’t just leave the vehicle
Well said!
@@rockstar6769 Right, he shouldn't have even gone there. He also endangered his pup. That place is sheer terror from that drone footage.
Followed rule one. Didn't like it. Didn't do it! The other one is better thought a fool for asking for help, than proved a fool by not.
@@lornahardin4563 /: Had he have had a Kid in that car he would have been Charged with " Child Endangerment " ! And " With Good Reason " !
I live in Northern Vermont and really appreciate the channel and seeing the desert! I have been to Utah to ski but not the desert Matt you are a good influence on the world. We should all be so caring about our fellow people and I appreciate how you treat your children! Keep spreading the love.
Watching from the NEK as well.
NEK born and raised!! There's no better place in the world to be
Smart customer asking for help before things got worse! I've been in situations that felt ok at the beginning, but things changed. Great driving, Kaulin.❤
Better thought a fool for asking for help, than proved a fool by not.
@@51WCDodge A variation on your line: "It's better to ask a stupid question than try to explain to the Court of Enquiry why you didn't."
@@owenstickels4750 I like that! I will use it at work, teach Health and Safety, if you don't mind. 😆
The editing of both drone and ground shots really captures that landscape.
Thanks
What on earth was powering that Jeep? A popcorn maker?!
That was 200 million year old dino poop. A bit tired.
Haha. I read your comment before I got to the point he started the Jeep. Then he started it and it made perfect sense. 😅😅
😂😂😂
Old buddy needs a new starter. Mine was doing the same thing. When going up a hill the drive gear would slide back into the flexplate over and over until you got leveled back out.
The hamster wheel's shaft needs new bearings, or something.
There's nothing up there except a photographers heaven. Cool shots Colby!
I hope y'all never get tired of filming these views are absolutely breath taking!
Cody, great drone photography. Provided a perspective unachievable from the ground.
That even scared the sh!t out of me just watching. Glad to see that Kolby got the drone up and working again as it gives us a greater depth of understanding of what it takes to recover broken vehicles from the worse landscapes on earth. Well done Kaulin. I'll bet you needed a drink after that one !
Mountain Dew maybe, nothing stronger.
Y'all know that they are Mormon, right??
@@marvindebot3264 Which is hilarious, since it's worse health-wise than coffee, which is prohibited, supposedly because it's unhealthy. Religious dietary restrictions are pretty ludicrous in the modern world.
Fantastic aerial views Colby!!!!!! Morrvair sure looked pretty fine up there on top!!!! Great driving Kaulin!
The best drone footage I've seen, beautiful.
Those drone shots are FABULOUS!!
How about that Colin was able to turn that Jeep around without rear steer. Sorry had to do it. Great video and great drone work!
I was thinking that too ;)
🤣
What a view from up there! Colby!!! Exceptional drone shots. I'm sure some of them are suitable from framing. And love seeing the teacher in Matt. Thanks
Colby did an amazing job with the drone footage and shows just how dangerous this recovery is for MOORVAIR! The Moorvair is so awesome working on this steep incline! That Jeep sounded terrible like a rod was knocking in the engine! Good video and content! Good job Kaulin!
I can't believe I watched another on this road as it terrifies me each time. The drone footage was making me sick but I think that is because of what it was showing. For someone who doesn't do this. it just seems insane. Great job by all.
The vertigo inducing drone work really shows how terrifying this mountain top is..
The best views always seem to have the sketchiest trails.
LIke that kid's meme video in the race car.. "My ba!!s are tingling".. hahah
That's real parenting!!! No better way to learn than doing it yourself. Great job Matt!!!
Yes great parenting! Do it right solo but I’ll be here if you need help
Those drone shots were really fantastic. That's a big cliff!
" that's a terrible option to live" No joke!
I so appreciate Kaulin’s honest responses.❤
My first MORR video to watch was the radio tower rescue with the Lexus.
I was hooked.
(Lizzie helped, miss her.)
Watchings from England. Adored Lizzie. She would've jumped in and rode it to the bottom.❤
Honestly smart customer for asking for help. That's a terrifying hill.
For everyone saying the customer could have driven the Jeep out of there the truth is that the Jeep was able to be driven. But that doesn't mean the guy should, could, or would have done it. Even for experienced off road drivers, there are situations that aren't safe or advisable without a spotter. It can make a huge difference at times if a tire is going to drop another 2 or 3 inches before hitting ground or another 5 or 6 inches. The customer, his rig, and his dog are all safe to wheel another day, and there is no guarantee any of that would be true if he just went for it.
There is no shame in tapping out and living to wheel another day.
Awesome idea for who ever left the engine and suspension sounds in for the drone footage. Really adds to the shot.
Drone work today was excellent!!! Thanks Kolby!
Fabulous rescue.
Spectacular cinematography!
That drone footage was off the charts!
I think about you guys every time I drive north on the interstate.
EASILY my favorite recovery spot! Simply because you'd never find me there, I'm afraid of heights. I don't want to see anyone get hurt, but recoveries from here are fascinating to watch! I know you'll get them out!!!
Poor jeep need to go to the shop not the top.
The Guy was by himself and his dog. With other people and another Rig being there helps out. Being by himself in that situation just adds fear and terror. He did the right thing....🤠
What really sunk home this video is how much the camera flattens things. You had multiple shots of the same position where from one angle it looked like handycap ramp but from the better angle revealed it to be as steep as a flight of stairs. The steep one is the real one. True of all your jobs, it almost never looks on camera as steep as it actually is. Truly terrifying.
One of the best film jobs yet. Hard to beat a drone.
It's not said enough.... this channel is nothing without the awesome production team. Watching y'all grow is one of my favorite parts of youtube. Matt, increase their budget and prepare to be amazed.
I’ve been watching for a few years, that drone shot truly captured the insanity.
Can we get a drone shot of that sand trap that you tested the morrvair, banana and the Porsche on? I feel like the perspective on that one would be impressive
It was in the first 3min
That’s some pretty country up there. But there needs to be a sign at the bottom saying the price of a recovery. If they call for help.
Recovering your vehicle starts at $3000.00.
Recovering your bodies, however, is always free.
Nice drone footage! Beautiful country!!
I love when people get stuck on this insane mountain. LOL usually the camera don't do show how steep things are but you can tell this trail is gnarly! I often think about this hill to be honest. kinda weird I know lol
Matt, the look on your face 3 seconds after you instructed Kaulin to "Start it up..." 😳 ...and trying not to ask the customer, WTF is wrong with your rig? !!!-LOL-!!!
Maybe the customer was looking to off his rig and collect the insurance 😮 but chickened out.
Great drone footage by Colby!
That jeep sounded great
I thought that shot was amazing, I'm glad yall showed it twice.
10:29 Peanut was like "You guys are crazy, I'm outta here!!"
Anyone going up that road is just plain nuts!
When you drive up to the edge, remember that the edge was not an edge a long time ago. It was a mountain and the edge will be where you are someday.
9:20 is an epic drone shot !
Without a spotter, I dont blame the dude for being nervous. Especially in that Jeep.
14:04 Matt always has a gracious attitude towards stuck people. That is one big reason I enjoy this channel!
Gotta trust Matt, most important thing about learning to do something frightening, is to lean on the expertise of other's when you can.
You should put up a sign at the base of this trail, "If you go past the point and need our help it will cost you $3000."
Right
"Do not pass this point without a roll of tissue and a change of shorts"
The drone footage was amazing
That final shot was pretty darn nice. Just a little more sky could have made it even better 😊
I'd love to FPV that area 😍
Bro got rocks in the cylinders? That's a rough sound.
sounds like a loose starter gear slipping back into the flywheel.
Sounds like a jeep with a tuktuk engine 🤣
probably steering
@@erostriste8694 What? No. The 1st guy above got it right.
@@UberLummox ok thanks
I love the little chuckles of a dad in the throws of tormenting one of his kids 😂
Classic 3 man + dog Morrvair job, enhanced with cinematic aerials 👌
But that XJ sounds bad... 😐
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I don't know who I am the most impressed with. Trey for knowing when to say when, Kolby for the outstanding camera work, Kaulin's driving skill, or Matt's coolness watching his son conquer the climb.
Wow! 😮 beautiful view.
HAPPY NEW YEAR...THANK YOU..
I was sitting in my chair, at my desk, with both feet on the ground, and that shot when Matt was near the edge still scared me! Around 9:40... I actually rolled backward, away from the screen, as if it would keep me safe. Wow!!!
Dude! I saw you In silt co and it made me the most happy I’ve ever been
WOW, that view! No wonder people want to go up there, that is a magnificent view!
Was that 4.0L full of marbles? I heard at least two of them. 😂
Did you ever see the little guy with the hammer under the hood
That drone footage really brings home how steep that road is.
You may want to install an aircraft attitude indicator in the rig for such scenarios! At least for viewer's perspective.
I've seen that angle before....but I was on Jacob's Ladder via The Cog Railway at Mt Washington in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. LOL I'm sure Pike's Peak has something similar, but that's in Colorado. Ok now that I've seen the whole video....DO NOT GO UP THAT ROAD! LOL
Great work Kaulin... I wouldn't even walk that trail 🙂 as already noted.. love the drone work 🙂
As a long-time viewer and a sometimes commenter, WHY??? That has to be the most dangerous road for anyone to drive on, let alone practice turning around. Kaulin, the kid who forgot how to say NO! Well done, young man.
HAPPY NEW YEARS to all
hope the New Year brings you joy.
the drone view, really brings into perspective, how steep that trail is.
Yup, nothing better than a drone to emphasize the danger, size and terrain you are driving in. Great stuff. When Matt leans in the one shot it reminded me of shooting photos of some of our MTN biking and also 4 wheeling. Hold the camera a level on the shot, then tilt it a little in the opposite direction of the hill your rig is on. It ensures that the true incline shows.
Matt I don't usually like to question your logic, but I can't say that I agree with you on the whole seat belt thing. Is that not the whole purpose of building a roll cage? To be contained within a bubble of safety?
Strapped into that with no safety gear other than belt in cage is almost certain paralysis if you do survive the 1000’+ slide/drop/roll
The cage is so the sheet metal body doesn’t fold in on you but it only helps until a certain level of crash once you exceed that level your more likely to survive getting thrown out
@@bljdeep I mean we watched Kaitlin roll down a hill and be fine, but pop off. Also people get into massive collisions and walk away because of seat belts. And if that really was the case, why are there not five-point harnesses, at the very least on the driver seat
@@judadon707 yeah I don't for a second believe that. I'm sorry
@@000622477 your an idiot a 20 foot drop is not comparable to 1000s of feet did you not read that it helps staying in “until a certain level of crash” there’s many documented cases where the only reason somebody survived crashing down a hill was getting ejected
The footage of the scenery is outstanding, I could watch that all day, Maybe you can include altitude when you do the weather? I'd really like to know how high you were, the view is fantastic .. love the show.
Hope you and family have had a wonderful Christmas and New-year. Happy 2025!! Thank you for another year of content, and another year of content to come!
Wow! I'd seen the previous rescue videos of this spot, but had never truly appreciated just how precarious it was until seeing this one! The drone footage totally revealed the actual steepness and danger of this spot. I had a couple of incidents of true "pucker factor" while watching this! The drone footage really made this a unique video! I'll be there next week, but will stay in the more moderate areas of Sand Hollow.
Great another great recovery, excellent coverage, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones, hope you all had a great Festive Season
Driver got to the point where he no longer felt confident, and did the SMART thing! Out there in the real world, you don't get to re-boot, better safe than not around to be sorry, good call Sir!
What is that noise the jeep is making yikes 5:40
Something flying around the flywheel??
Yea I was thinking that too. Or maybe the drive gear on the starter isn't retracting and bearing has let go. 🤷
*EDIT* ha, just seen the owner has mentioned it. It was a loose rad fan 😅. We weren't even close 😂
Just jeep things
It's a loose fan shroud hitting the fan
@@maximeberube7490 that makes a ton of sense
Kaulin has been killing it lately, its really impressive how much effort he's putting in to learn his craft. Keep it up!! Ya'll stay safe out there.
That's steep . Even with a little camera tilt it is still steep !
This is what I love about this channel is the rescues. Sorry you have enough rescue cars, but lately not many rescues.
Truly Epic video of the Morvair
That looks a scary hill to drive up. Well driven 👍
Sweet another video from matt
Le bruit du moteur de la jeep 😅
The drone footage was amazing and that looked truly terrifying. Smart man that knows his limits and lives to play another day.
All that xj noise i wouldn't wanna drive it on road let alone off road at that incline 🤦♂️
Oh man, I have gotten myself into those steep predicaments. It feels so amazing to get out of them. Great work MORR
I have a 2020 ZR2, and I wanna try this soooo bad. And then self-preservation kicks in and I wake up and decide not to drive to Utah
You should. I’ve been there it’s worth it. Nearly every MORR & Fab Rats video I watch makes me want to go back.
Keep Matt on speed dial so we can see the rescue lol
@mkrause45 ohh I will...and search and rescue when I go off the edge
@kc360awareness That view is incredible.....just rather Call Matt than search and rescue from the bottom.
Matt's A team rocks the park !!
What in the world is that clanking sound at 6:00 + minutes into the video? It sounds terrible!
“There’s nothing up there but terror, heartbreak, and death” is the best ad to convince people to drive up there I’ve ever heard.
When I read radio tower, I too said OH NOOOO
The microphone you have on Matt is top- notch; the sounds of him gasping for oxygen are very crisp and clear
I am 80 years old. Matt around 50 is claiming to be an old man. RUBBISH! He is just a little out of shape. That is no disgrace. But he is not permitted to join the Old Man's club yet. Maybe in 20 years I'd cut him some slack. Although that track up-hill to the Radio Tower, IS a LITTLE steep.
Love watching the videos. Keep 'em coming. John Q. Public mistakes driving, is our entertainment!
oh man, I bet that extra steering angle you added helped so much with this one hehehehe
Peanut struggling to reach Matt for kisses was so cute.