Worst Case Scenario! Forced To Pull A Truck & Trailer Backwards
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Matt's ability to not say "what on earth were you thinking" is among the most amazing talents I've ever been privileged to observe 😂
That look on his face when they discovered the first tow vehicle was 2wd...🤣
If not for folks like this and those who break the front suspension on the rented scooter putters flying over the dunes, MOOR biz would be much less.
He's a professional, not doing favors.
My dad would ask...
"Just out of curiosity...Why/What The..."
Good Times!
No kidding!!!
I don't think a lot of people appreciate just how much effort and work goes into the filming of this. It's one thing to do a job, and it's another to do the entire job in a professional, timely manner while getting footage from several cameras, then managing to make it seem seamless after hours and hours of editing. Kudos to their team.
Bruh, how hard is it for you to take on one more task of holding something? It's really not that big of deal, the editing is where the hours come in of sitting and watching footage(hopefully it's categorized efficiently) but to film is easy... There are teams in place and not really anyone taking on much more than what they're already asked to.
At 1.38 million subscribers they can afford to have a lot of unappreciative people included, who happened to keep watching just because, and never noticed how good the channel is, but that is probably not the case. There are hundreds of comments every video about how much people love the quality, I don't get that feeling at all..
Why I would never do it.
I just like to get stuff done.
Good point.
Here’s my 2 cents:. More needs to be said for the fella hiding behind the camera! Didya think we don't notice the cinematography or editing? Ya don't get oscars in this realm of zoology, but ya damn well should. Thanks from a Nova Scotian!
Look at the money he’s making
Wow, someone was very optimistic with that first rig that got pulled out. Taking a trailer high up, on a dirt road, with no chains, 2WD vehicle, snow in the forecast... Not surprised that a recovery was needed. Nice recovery Matt!
People are kinda dumb sometimes 😂
Covid campers aren’t the brightest bunch.
You just have to admire the adventurous spirit of anyone that will tow a camper with a 2 wheel drive vehicle on muddy snow covered mountain roads. Bless your sweet hearts!!
Good to see Tucker on a recovery. He gets stuck in the office a lot these days, which he probably prefers in this weather - lol.
He doesn’t smile much since Trevor left. He always seems depressed or something. Those two were best buddies and made this channel funny. Tom Tom is a nice guy but he’s as funny and exciting as a rock.
@@cliffordmontana4562 I don't want comedians, it gets very wearing.
You seem fun.
@@jeremyatkinson4976 Yeah, it was a clown-show; constantly goofing around to appear "wild n crazy" a bit try-hard and fake.
I actually like it when it snowed around there, the white and red rocks was a nice contrast with one another. Plus, it covered all the crap in the yard making everything look clean. I just hated when I had to get up at 5:00 AM to clear the snow off the sidewalks so the tourist wouldn't slip on the ice that formed underneath the snow.
Matt, the combination of your skills to "get 'em out" and the way you have set up the Morvair is mind blowing! It's like we're watching a magician when you pull up a trailer/pickup combo on a muddy trail, in reverse, with the Morvair. And the Morvair doesn't even slip!
And the Morvair doesn’t even slip, it’s certainly is amazing, I agree.
Yeah......And his Heavy Wrecker is going to be amazing!
I agree. I'm amazed at how well the vehicles work in all conditions.
Funny how The Morrvair is always just light enough when it has to be and just heavy enough when it needs to be!
and then you find out, the morvair isnt even on 4wd sometimes haha that thing is a beast! I think i remember matt saying he doesn't put it in 4wd unless he really has to
Matt you need to do a off road driving and off road recovery class… I would fly to across the country to take that class. The knowledge you have for recovery is legendary.
...if only he had time...
I'm really happy to see all these snow/rain recoveries because that means the southwest is finally getting some decent winter precipitation, which we desperately need! It won't fix the drought but it's absolutely not hurting. And it makes for great recovery videos.
Amen to that!!! We are loving it!! The Colorado River level today in DeBeque Canyon (western Colorado) was what it usually is in mid-June!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@kjsgarden hopefully some of that makes it down the colorado, we are in bad shape down here in AZ and Utah
I wish NM was getting more of this year's precipitation.
Flagstaff area has gotten quite a bit over the last week. I think we were somewhere around 60" snowfall before last night and we got at least 6-8" last night.
I looked at the situation and thought the same thing. What on earth were they thinking? And Matt staying cool about it.
Wow, the traction the Morrvair had in that mud was amazing.
Tires
Dress for the occasion
Noticed that! Gears Gears Gears! Wasnt that a Motley Crue tune?
Really appreciate the commentary from Matt to Tom, how to keep the tow going straight, “reverse no brake”, “turn your wheel all the way left for me”, etc. Displays the team’s experience and helps all of us viewers to imagine helping ourselves. Thanks!
A little instruction to use the use the manual override on the trailer brakes when going downhill backwards would've helped!
@@markbreneman963 and a lot of the time applying the parking brake whilst backing down low traction slopes allows for steering the vehicle. I've got a ton of helpful tips that I keep in the glove compartment of my arm chair.😝
I can’t imagine the thought process of these folks. It is beyond comprehension to me. The patience Matt shows is phenomenal.
It’s beyond comprehension that folks could miscalculate weather conditions and get their truck and camper stuck? At least they’re trying to get out with the family.
@@jimyeats i think what this person is trying to say is the obvious warning signs such as snowy and muddy conditions, a big camper, and a 2wd SUV all point to a not good ending.
@@andrewpurczynski6113 Yeah no, I understand, but it isn’t “beyond comprehension”. It’s very comprehensible; they miscalculated the terrain because at lower elevation weather was fine, and once they got there they decided to try for it anyways, which, was a mildly poor decision.
@@jimyeatsyou’re an idiot
I mean Matt's entire business relies on people making mistakes. He wouldn't get very far if he was chewing people out for doing the very things that they pay him to fix lol.
I Love the spare wheel cover on the back of the 1st trailer you pulled out: "Making Memories one Campsite at a Time" hahaha 😎
Can’t believe getting the travel trailers out went that smooth. Also looks like those radios that Matt spent years without came in handy!😆
The second guy looked like he had more fun being rescued than he probably did adventuring in. Great recoveries Team MORR!!
called Matt Adventure land.
I bet the next time we see that guy he's going to have a real offroad vehicle of some kind.
@@ViperKillerWannabe true, not in towing business, 2 trailers? extra insurances, maintenance...wife unit trying to save a helper position by working there.
2:02-2:09 I have never seen Matt put so much effort into NOT saying what he's thinking! Way to bite that tongue!! 🫢🤐
i have always said matt has the patience of jobe
Dude!!!! In the snow recovery, I was there!! That’s me at 2:23!! I can’t believe I’m on CZcams! Dude these guys were such liversavers. We toiled for 5 hours the previous day well into the night only to find ourselves more stuck. These guys were really cool and truly a prayer answered.
Are they "liversavers" because you could rest easy and stop drinking? Or is that a typo? Perhaps the answer is, "yes." :)
@@xmacleod Trolls are such dicks. That is my son, Rylan, he is 15 years old. I'm his father and was driving the RAM. No, we were not drinking. I followed my buddy in his Armada and knew almost immediately we were in trouble. Sure enough we were stuck about 15 minutes later. We spent 5 hours unhitching, switching, tugging, come-alongs, snatch block... until my RAM finally got stuck too. We were done for the night. We made the best of it and "camped" for the night. Matt and his team WERE lifesavers. There was no way we were getting out of there on our own, but we tried! Matt and his crew are Great guys! We had never heard of them before this day. They saved our trip and it could have been much worse!
@@jasonkahle5268 I wasn't trolling, I just assumed adulthood and was trying to have a laugh with a fellow fan. There's no shame in making a typo (I get a kick out of what my phone's autocorrect sends to people on a regular basis), and I certainly wasn't intending to imply everyone was drunk. It's just not uncommon to have a drink when you're stressed.
At any rate, sorry I brought it up to an underage individual. Stay sober, kids.
@@jasonkahle5268 Incidentally, my buddy had a Ram 2500 until recently with the 6.7L Cummins and a 6-speed manual. That thing was an absolute hoss. He's rescued Jeeps from the snow and mud before, so I was surprised and knew that road was slick when I seen it stuck on relatively level-looking ground.
@@xmacleod Thank god for the liver savers
As a landscape photographer, I am constantly blown away by all the amazing views in that extraordinary landscape.
Thanks to all the folks who got stuck so the entire Matt's Team can shine! Rhett, great driving! Tucker, good to see you! You do an awesome job on these video's! Great video!
No such thing as a problem, only an opportunity to shine! 😉👍
Great control by Tom Tom, can't be easy being pulled backwards. And that Jeep rescue was pretty sketchy with all the mud, nicely done guys! Good to see Rhett in the driver's seat!
I don’t think it was the mud, I think it was the low clearance on the jeep!
I feel like that keep could of easily been driven out of there, they just needed to reverse
"Making memories one campsite at a time" spare tire cover was on point. This will certainly be a memorable campsite.
My husband came across this channel yesterday. I have to admit we're hooked... pun intended.😁. It is so crazy to see where people take their vehicles but very cool to watch how the crew gets the vehicles out of some situations that look completely hopeless.
Cool ! Congratulations!!! Happy binging 😊 it's all great stuff,they Golden nugget recovery and rebuild is a must see...cheers!
My first video was them rescuing a pickup truck hanging off a cliff. I was hooked right then.
Amazing to see how the driving skills get grip on tracks that no one else can. Always fun to watch from my armchair.
he was gripping the steering wheel for his life when front left wheel slid into the hole, it can drag Matt down the hill together.
This video does not do this road justice of how truly sketchy it is. Ive experienced it with just rain and it's like being on glare ice in the Midwest. Great job as always MORR!!
Man I was surprised the camper backing out method went as good as it did…granted there weren’t many other options but that was well done. Jefe is the perfect guy for MORR , he handles stuff just like Matt..always has a calm demeanor and very safety oriented and if Matt trusts him with his kid that says it all.
Jefe is everything that is wrong with this really great channel.
@@georgeorwell126Harsh, why the hate?
@@jimyeats he’s a troll who probably dreams of being Matt’s extra special sidekick..LOL
@@jimyeatshe’s just mad he doesn’t get to hang out and ride with lizzy😂😂😂
Nice camera work Tucker! Seeing how thick the mud was on the tires helped to show how treacherous it really was.
😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😎
Immensely impressed watching the morvair tractor all those vehicles and trailers through that slick mud, what an absolute beast. The flexibility/capability of your build, Matt, is most impressive of all. Hats off.
Every time I see you guys pulling an RV by hooking to the frame I say a little prayer. I used to work in the RV industry and the quality of the welds on those frames was always questionable. Keep up the good content. I live following you guys.
It's amazing how bad a situation people will get themselves into before they think "maybe I should stop here". Or not think at all and realize "now what do I do?" Unbelievable...
No jacks, no winter tires, no 4WD, it just goes on and on. I am amazed at your composure Matt, I wouldn't be able to keep my mouth shut, lol!
I would charge based on the stupidity of the driver.
@@hotpuppy1 Wouldn't take them long to retire from what I see. 😀
more people like these, more income.
I love how people pull such monster trailers compared to an underside tow vehicle.
Undersized by preference only, I bet that trailer is 5500 pounds and that armada is rated for 7k minimum. I totally get wanting a bigger vehicle tho.
@@kylancook3477 I thought it was a pathfinder, my mistake. But being 2WD and wanting to go off pavement still puts it at the end of being uncomfortable.
Many people this year with all the snow and wet weather are learning about 4x4. If weather is bad stay home and suck your thumb.
Every time I see one of these campers stuck, all I think to myself is, what’s wrong with a good ol’ tent and sleeping bag? The backcountry isn’t meant to be tamed, it’s meant to be experienced fully. And you’re far less likely to get stuck.
@@zenofthemoment I like your attitude! People need to learn the old ways of camping instead of trying to bring all the ease of home with them. Not much worse than going camping and having to listen to somebody running a gernarator. A lot of our wildlife management areas are ruined for real camping because the Game and Fish made 'good' roads and require you to 'camp' in a designated area which is covered with gravel and made for trailers and RVs. If you try to set up a tent, and it rains, your tent will get flooded. Same thing with Nat'l Park and State Park campgrounds. 'Primitive' camping seems to be frowned upon by the 'authorities'.
Great work. I love seeing these Cherokees doing this hard work, in 2000 I built an 88 XJ with a 3 inch Rustys lift and 1" coil spacers and 1.5 inch shackles. Even my jeep buddies told me I was "crazy for wasting my time lifting a mail jeep" but it climbed a local, legendary hill on Thanksgiving party and now you can't go to sheetz without seeing 3 on 33" mudders. Now I have my first camper, a 20' toy hauler and an avalanche getting ready to head out your way so I'm very happy to see a very successful recovery because I've never been out west other than the US Army NTC in California so I'm worried about getting stuck. Started watching last week and I love your channel, positive leadership, and communication style. Great work.
The look on Matt’s face when he saw what he was dealing with was priceless!
Your patience and kindness as well as a seeming inability to really get angry or frustrated is pretty amazing. And this was what you called a "bad mood"!
I've been watching this channel for years now, and its easy to take the capability of your vehicles for granted after awhile. For some reason this one was really impressing me. The morrvaire moving those big campers with seeming ease through mud, and the stark difference between the banana and the other grand cherokee really highlighted how far beyond the average vehicle they are.
My heart really skipped a beat when the tire dropped into that hole, I thought for sure that truck as going off the road. Glad I was wrong!
Thanks for sharing.
Rear wheel drive? Matt has a PHD in biting his tongue! LMAO!!!
You two were amazing on the campers!!!
The conditions of that road are beyond unmanageable, but y’all hit it like the professionals that you are.
Just so you know, that looked like an impossible mess when you pulled up on it. Good job!
Never, ever tell someone that they look tired or bad; always be positive and let the person admit that they look bad; then deny it. 😎
Hey, Matt combed his beard before the shoot. He wasn’t looking for pity. And he might well make money off the uTube but I doubt their getting pulled out was for free. You should pay for bad judgement and that he almost never puts further damage on a vehicle when pulling you out is rare.
I was with you until the end when you went from being supportive to just outright lying to them.
This was an amazing job dealing with slick mud! Great demonstration of skills and judgement.
Tom, For future reference lock your trailer brakes up when you get sideways and when Matt pulls against it you will straighten out
This is one of those "Why, why, why, did they go there!!!" recoveries.
Tom wins the comment of the day “it’s kinda rude to tell people they look tired they probably already know they’re tired, they don’t need to hear it from other people”😂😂🤣🤣 LOVE IT definitely needed to be said!
It is so interesting watching Matt and New Guy try to mesh their abilities. I recommend deep breaths all the time. If you pass out, there’s no confrontation, ever. 😂 keep up the good work guys and thanks again for always sharing the down and dirty recoveries!
The charitable works you’re doing melt my twisted heart too! ❤
Oh, that deserves a kudos!
We just recently discovered your channel. We find it very interesting, entertaining and informative. Looking beyond the recoveries, the scenery is incredible...we may need to make a trip out there soon, but we'll stay on paved roads.
Pulling those trailers out of all that mud was one of the most amazing things I have seen.
Right? I would have had the other vehicle helping and it would have been a disaster.
Oh, man, it really was!! I was thinking they were gonna be all over the road, but it went very smooth!
I feel your pain Matt. Do yourself and everyone else a favor folks, just stay home.
For real especially with stuff like this
I used to ignore poor road conditions and go where-ever/when-ever but I've come to the conclusion that short of my folks are on their death beds and I want to be with them, there ain't no place important enough I need to be that going out in the snow is worth it.
I will go out here in town where its all 25mph, and 2 miles is all it takes to cross town. Worst thing that can happen in town is a fender bender.
I get that there are nurses and other folk whose jobs simply require doing regardless of weather, but everybody else - just stay home till the roads are cleared.
If everyone stayed home we wouldn't have videos like this to watch. How do you acheive a balance?
It’s so awesome to see how you asset each job not only that you’re always so calm and more about teaching than being bossy. Love it!
That mud, slicker than deer guts on a door knob.
Man, I'm blowed away with the work the Jeep and Morvera put in with ease.
I gotta know, you ever get to a job and immediately think "WTH? What were they thinking🤦♂️", I feel like the job with those campers might be one of those times lol
I'm sure plenty of times. Like the guy who drove his Challenger into a sand trail, with a patched together radiator. In the heat of summer.
Thanks for providing wonderful views of the Paleozoic rocks on the Colorado Plateau and with snow!
I'm all for having an adventure. Being caught in bad weather while camping when you go out before the storm sets in to get set up and ride out the storm is different than going out during the storm and not making it. Our group has been caught while out hunting many times and we just wait until the roads dry out.
People don't know how little moisture it takes to make this clay impassable, but by the same token how quickly it will dry back out
but u could hunt for food to last.
It's 45 degrees in the st louis area this morning. Good luck with the move. I love Arizona.
That was a tough recovery! Tom Tom did pretty good backing all the way in those conditions!
Tom Tom Did well. Unlike my wife. She cant even back a train up...
@@willemp6432 hahaha why you do her like that 😂
@@javierbadillo2317 Ah, She`s a sport. ☺
@@willemp6432 🤣 thanks for the laugh.
@@MegaSockenschuss 👌
Very impressive. I have watched you get some people out of some tricky situations, but that one is the best by far. So slippery and to pull both out backwards, well done team an great job. 👍👍
Amazing recovery on the trucks and traillers... I would not have held back on the guy with only rear wheel drive .. I mean "what could possibly go wrong?". Nice video editing on the rattlesnake recovery with the music and cut transitions.. that was brillant! kudos to the editors on that (please do more of that!).
Love watching your videos ... I've learned so much on what to do and what not to do (probably more important!)
Wow that was an excellent recovery! It could have gone wrong in so many ways but Matt’s knowledge and expertise he made it look so easy. MORR you guys are awesome!
You guys have the best job and great vehicles to do it in. Can’t wait until the World’s Largest Wrecker is on the road.
The whole crew is AWESOME!! That was a bunch of nice recoveries. Matt, you're a super trainer. You've done a really good job training all of your crew members!!!
Wow the Morvair makes it look easy pulling that trailer and the truck at once on that mud/snow terrain 🔥
I've been watching this channel for quite a while and I'm always impressed with Matt's knowledge and spot-on decisions. Seems like a purely humble and decent human being. But how does he function in cold weather without any insulated clothing? He seems like the kind of guy who just took off his coat and gave it to someone else who needed it more than he did.
He’s not fat but he’s not underweight. Having some fat in and of itself is insulation. I’ve always been skinny, and always gotten cold very easily. One of my childhood best friends was fat, and it would take a lot more for him to be cold than me
Good Morning Matt, your looking well rested, bright eyed, bushy tailed and full of energy. I took it upon myself to stay indoors during this round of storms. Last thing I needed to do is go out in this terrible driving weather. I have no interest in getting stuck somewhere asking some other poor soul to drive around in the snow and endanger themselves and others although I do enjoy being safe and warm whilst enjoying your content saving lives. Thanks guys!!!!
The look on Matt's face when they arrived at the trailers was priceless.... 2:01
Watching Matt's Off Road Recovery always leaves you wanting MORR.
MOST OUTSTANDING JOB Tom.
Backing out a travel trailer in super slick muddy conditions while having the reverse steer AND follow Matt is amazing. TWICE ! Most Excellent x2
This looked like one of those recoveries where experience is key.
It amazes me what that Morrvair with milestars can do. Great recovery, made it look hella easy!
It is very impressive. Everyone else is slithering all over the shop. The morrvair is pulling big truck and trailers with alacrity.
@xxwookey thank you for the word of the day.
I for one was happy to see Tucker again. When that jeep went down into that creek hard, I had a sudden intake of breath or gasp and my husband was sitting next to me. He had to see it. You guys are the best at gettin' 'em out.
The bread and butter of this channel! I love these not too straightforward recoveries! It all started with that Silverado Paul and Matt recovered.😃 Too bad we dont get to see many of those crazy recoveries, but ill take what i can get!🍻🍻
You guys made that trailer rescue look easy - well done. The Morrvair never spun a tire, amazing vehicle
The Morvair is a beast. Dragging a camper and tow vehicle effortlessly.
I was just thinking that we hadn't seen tucker in a while. Hope he is doing well! Great job on some very sketchy looking recoveries, guys!
I’m shocked that those rear bumpers held up. A lot of camper bumpers are labeled to avoid ANY extra weight on them.
Wow! Those were some gnarly situations and still, you guys make it look easy.
They tried going through that with a travel trailer in a 2wd truck?!
This was some very skilled work on both teams today!! Super cool MORR!
still after watching you guys for a long time and each episode im stunned how capable the Morvair is , like this video... people get stuck in the mudd and Matt walks them out without any pain... love MORR
Good tires and lockers make a world of difference.
Yea I was amazed the morvair hardly spun at all. That looked like pretty slick mud even with lockers.
When you rolled up on that mess i thought to myself wow a job for the big wrecker but it's not finished yet good luck guys and be safe .
With the knowledge, and how capable Matt is without the wrecker, I believe it'll be awesome seeing what he would do with the wrecker.
I really doubt the off road wrecker would be able to do the pass on the left to get the dodge around the second trailer to hook back up... It would have had two wheels down the mountain and took a ride. Sometimes bigger is not better.
@@datalorian but sometimes bigger is better :)
Love how the tire cover on the camper said “ making memories on campsite at a time “. Sure this one won’t be a forgotten!
Just catching up on a few weeks of missed MORR videos. We had a good blast of Winter weather blow through the Southern Ontario region last night (just what everyone wanted for a Friday night commute, lol!). I stopped & helped a few people out of ditches & drifts on my way home, and after seeing Tom's front wheel work in the first half of this video, vs some of the front wheel direction on that GC at the end, really reinforces that there are a great deal of people that have no connection to where their steering wheel is, to where their wheels are pointed (or were pointed before). I tried telling this one guy many times, to keeps his wheels pointed towards the ditch (just like Matt has taught so many of us) so when i pull him back, his front will drive up onto the road. Nope, he kept turning them towards the road, driving him farther into the deep ditch full of snow. Oh well, it just made the view in front of me that more entertaining to watch, LOL!
Thanks to Matt & the MORR crew, for helping to educate those of us who thought we knew enough about recovering vehicles - enough to be dangerous sometimes. Personally, i'd have never considered modern, aluminum, suspension components as a recovery point - even for something as soft as a snowy ditch recovery.
Just the sound of them walking in the mud says it all. This is one campsite that will make lots of memories.
Good to see Tucker! Seems like he’s stayed out of the camera lately. I hope all is well with him! 😊
He's been busy editing. I reckon he has lifted his professional editing skills significantly
@@warrendon1388 Warren, I've been thinking about writing a page for MORR on Wikitubia because no one has yet. So more people can get accurate information when they do Google searches. What are your thoughts? Would you be willing to contribute?
@@JohnFLHi John. I'd be happy to help you out. I'd need to know that Matt is comfortable with the concept.
Please let me know what kind of contributions you have in mind.
What is the best way that we can exchange email addresses without the world knowing?
@@warrendon1388 Good thought, I sent Matt an email a while back about creating a WordPress site but he never responded. Jefe is in charge of that email so maybe Matt didn't get it. Anyway, I asked him in the comments.
I know of a rather roundabout method that doesn't involve Facebook. I'll post an invite link to a Google photos album and you can join it. From there I'll invite you to another one (Google will send it by email) and we can exchange information in private.
@@JohnFL Sounds good!
I'm blown away by yet another amazing recovery. And the morvair... man. Very impressive.
Amazing rescue Matt and Tom Tom. 2 backwards tow snd the Morrvair didn’t even slip. Great rescue Tucker and Rhett. I don’t know how the stock Jeep made it out there? 🤙😎
All of you guys are awesome, you adapt to different problems and think it out on your feet. Well done another "teamwork" special, and also Matt you did so good affectively driving two vehicles at once with a trailer in the middle, and thanks for the heads up.
Great recoverys guys....Seriously Tom.....your back-up skills in grease are AMAZING !!!!....thanks for sharing this with us
That spare tire cover on the RV 🤣🤣
Nice to see you are using the radios now, I could just imagine the struggle on the first job without them 😆
WHYYYYYY do people keep buying trucks for towing that only have 2WD?!? And then drive in conditions like these no less?!?!? What Matt didn't say out loud, I second that very much...
City Booooooiiiii! 🤣
It's what they had and couldn't crap out another $50k after buying a trailer.
Well if it never left the pavement I wouldn't blink. But that road would be sketch without the trailer in that Nissan.
That was tense! First when the Nissan was sliding around while getting pulled backwards. Next I was holding my breath while you were pulling the Ram truck around the trailer. Great job team! No one slipped and ate it (missing Trevor 🙁)
I love watching matts off road recovery, I even got a yankum rope and soft shackles 😎
One million people are watching a towing video! Amazing!! Great job everyone!
Pretty slick roads! You guys are amazing! The level of skill driving on that soup! I guess it is always easier going in that coming out for these customers. Great video and rescue as always!
Loved how you captured the squish-squish-squish sound of the mud in this episode.
You look great Matt. That's the look of a dedicated man doing what dedicated men do. Good on you you all for helping people.
Tom tom is a great addition to the Morr team. You guys and gals are great.
Watching Matt's videos keeps me asking "What were they thinking?" Great work Matt!
What awesome recoveries for both teams, its better when you have a team that can be split and still have sufficent experience to get them out. Nice reversing skills Tom, all round and interesting and fulfilling experience. Stay safe and outstanding work, I see the boss had to bail you lot out again! Ha ha. Oh nice one with the radios, they really make a big difference.
Kids gonna be a beast with all these experiences you're giving him. Great job, young man.
Bunch of good recoveries in this one. 👍 Nice to see Greg getting the weather report duties, too.
"Always be aware of current and predicted weather conditions." Tom is definitely the Mr. Rodgers of recovery work. That was some great work in the mud!