Not just that it takes computer skills to do all this editing! You can really tell when you see a self-taught man, because they just know sooOoo many things.
Rory, whether you are in the shop, repairing, building or out on recoveries, everything you do is interesting. Whatever direction you choose to take your content, I'll watch and enjoy it.
@@larss592 Add Matt, Robby, Hollie, Paul, Eric of BSF, and Ron Pratt in Missouri, with their supporting casts of family, employees and friends, they create many hours of wholesome entertainment for family viewing.
@@larss592 Mr. Pratt does heavy rescues of wrecks from cars to 18 wheeler trucks and beyond. He has a 75 ton tandem axle rotator boom truck that can handle most everything he encounters. He is a master at rigging lines to tow vehicles and machinery out of impossible places.
Rory, it's the realness of the channels that keep me engaged. Between yourself, Matt, Paul, Robby, and Holly it really doesn't matter if your recovering, building, or showing community involvement its the natural realness of y'all. Thanks and keep up the content.
Hey brother, I’ve been a plumber for almost 25 years and I love my job but… yours looks like so much more fun. I envy you. Now I know we only see what you share but, I gotta say… you are in your element. As a single father I know the struggles, and I see you with Lily on recoveries and excursions and it makes my day. You’re awesome at what you do!!! Keep it up!🤙
Definitely more videos. Love watching you work. You can wheel a tow truck like no other, and I personally think after watching many off road videos I don't think I would want anyone else but you spotting for me. The recues are awesome, and watching you take that big truck over some of the obstacles you do is amazing. Keep up the great work Rory and we'll keep watching... No such thing as a bad Trail Mater video.
He drives a dual wheel truck pulling a trailer up the line "most people" find challenging in a jeep or buggy and gets out and says " That was fairly uneventful". This is what I like about watching Rory.
yes sir, Mr. Rory is a driver with a set of coconuts. I like the way he thinks and looks at whatever obstacle he has to conquer, rock step, repair, and/or recovery.
I really enjoy your recoveries. I was hoping to see more of your mid level tow truck build. The bit more road able truck. Enjoy the builds. The truck for Robbie, absolutely want to see that. Your explanations of what works for you, in your territory is always enlightning.
Like most of the comments, I enjoy watching everything that you do, the recoveries, the trail fixes, the stuff with Matt, Fab Rats and Robby. Keep them coming!
Honestly I think you have “EVERYTHING” you have the recoveries, some awesome rock crawling (to do your recoveries!!), the on trail repairs, the in shop repairs, the fabrication, and it’s all done in such a practical no nonsense manner that the average “weekend warrior” can relate to and learn from. When doing solo work, you’re starting to explain more which is awesome. When you run with a camera person you automatically chat with them which is also very informative. I watch your channel to be entertained but also to learn through you’re experience(s). This is your everyday stuff, but for most of us regardless of age your content is a safe interesting way to learn safely and be entertained at the same time. Looking forward to seeing you hit your 100K subscribers and then steadily building onward and upward. I wish you much success and happiness. Thank you so much 🙏👏👏👏🇦🇺
You are doing everything right Rory for recovery that’s a great rig my comment is you may need a film guy or someone too help load your content too bad I live on East Coast.
I have to agree with what I've read below. A mix of in-shop repair and awesome recoveries with some banter mixed in. Perfect! Looking forward to seeing your collaboration with Robbie Layton!
It is hard to believe that path is wide enough to be called a trail. Your photography skill are top notch. That topography is stunningly beautiful. No wonder so many people risk life and limb to get a glimpse.
Rory, as you grow your channel, it will be easier to get the raw footage, and then even an editor, or two. The things you like doing, building, rescuing, repairing, etc are the things I enjoy viewing from Adelaide, South Australia, your scenery is fabulous, your laconic nature is delightful, your knowledge impeccable! Do you, and your channel will grow naturally!
Hey man.. i am all for more vids but dont slow the shop down.. maybe hire a guy.. keep the shop speed up well your out and about doin stuff like making vids for us 🙃
Another one from Victoria, Australia. Just keep doing what you're doing Rory. You are the channel are growing together and watching that happen is a real pleasure. I like the unusual camera angles of things like the suspension working. Your footwork on the pedals with the manual gearbox and using the front drive only to get around corners is cool. No one else does things like that. If you could find a way to show the steepness of the climbs that would be great. The camera really flattens it out and we know it's not like that. Showing a bit more of the cliffhanger drop off from a third person perspective maybe. Those trails are mad !
Rory, I enjoy watching everything you post and the breathtaking spectacular scenery you film. Gives me a chance to see a part of the country I would never see otherwise. Trail recoveries, field repairs, and shop work are equally enjoyable. I would love to see the joint effort with Robby Layton on building another off road wrecker. I will watch and enjoy everything you post. Thanks for doing what you do and sharing the experience with us.
you guys from Utah have kind of become family. Matt, Robby and Paul entered our lives just before Ed's Golden Nugget recovery and then it just spread out to you guys. Thanks for your stories and adventures and keep keeping on!
We love the unique camera angles, the beautiful scenery, love watching you and Trail Mater in action, love the trail repairs - in other words, keep doing what you are doing. Like myself, I am sure others appreciate you explaining why you take a certain line over the various obstacles, as well as you sharing your local knowledge of the trails.
I enjoy watching you guys battle the terrain. I'm thankful for States like Utah that allow you to ride in the backcountry. Here in Maine 90% or more of the state is privately owned by large landowners and we are quite restricted as to where we can ride. So, we who live in such regulated states live vicariously through you guys. Just spectacular scenery.
At 13:40 I was forced to grip my chair and hold my breath. It never ceases to amaze me of what you and that truck can do. I don’t know if I can ever get tired of watching you recovery videos. Have not watched all of your videos yet, but most of them, and there is probably not enough shop videos. You’re just one amazing dude! Keep the videos coming. I'll watch whatever you post. 😀
Cab mount GoPros maybe one under the truck . Absolutely love to watch the trail repairs an the builds you do . Just remember to record it an 75k of us will watch it ! 👍😎
Hey Rory! I love watching all you guys wheelin and towing! One thing that I love specifically about your channel is that your videos are more uncut, raw, and a little on the longer side. The raw off roading sounds are nice to have on while I work (I'm a architectural thesis student and your videos get me through the long nights). Anyways, thank you for taking the time to film in the midst of your hard work; can't wait to see what's comin!
Keep it natural, keep it real and do not “stage” anything. Every rescue and every adventure is something that most of us enjoy, because it’s something we haven’t a clue about, but at the same time, we always learn something. Let your creative juices flow show us your talents and even the friendships you garnered over time.
We don't believe that we have seen anybody out there with the driving skills that you have. Your recovery methods are well beyond anyone and your knowledge in mechanics is top notch. In regards your CZcams channel we see no obstacles to making it big. Thanks for sharing your videos and knowledge. Us old farts in Canada with nothing else to do in retirement appreciate you. We will be loyal subscribers from now on. Thanks 👍👍🇨🇮🇨🇦🐶❤❤❤❤❤
Rory, when I got into watching CZcams for entertainment, it was an off road recovery, I was hooked! From that experience I have branched out to other people doing recoveries and wrenching on rigs. So speaking for me, I still really enjoy those aspects, the crazier and more technical he better. I also really enjoy the collaborative efforts! I like the wrenching videos too! I hope you are going to start back up on your new wrecker project. I even enjoyed when you unloaded your containers off the trailer. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to film everything, I seldom ever watch television anymore, nobody can produce a show that entertains me more than what you are doing!
Doing great already. I wheel in the north east so it's great to see your style out there. I think you do great with just being a normal person without all the hype and over the top stuff that this sport doesn't need. You, Matt's and Fab Rats really hit a nice nitch spreading good mechanical knowledge and great trail etiquette that so many people off-road need to understand if we are going to be able to keep this sport going. The collaborations are great to watch you all get along like friends do with all the ribbing. Being able to see you guys building vehicles the right way and explaining why you do certain things on builds or trail repairs is great. The CZcams experts be damned, you have more knowledge in your pinky.... Doing great and I only hope the best for you, your family and the channel!
You definitely got a lot tougher Recovery then Matts off-road does I don’t care what anybody says! Post as many videos as you can I’ll never get tired of watching!!
My opinion is that I can watch you recover or do fab work. Its "you" that makes the videos, so please don't just concentrate on recovery. I want to see the fab/garage work also. You are a great personality Rory!
I enjoy the recoveries with your awesome custom built Trail Mater especially when you're doing repairs in the craziest places. I look forward to seeing more of the fab work you do in the shop. You're not just about buying new parts and installing them but building what's best suited for the application even if that includes new parts. You're the real deal and you make it happen. You don't follow a script and we see what you see. Trail, shop, whatever. Do what you do, take us along, and keep it real.
I agree with you about Matt. The builds are interesting, but lately there seems to be more of that than recoveries, which I think is what made him so popular. I prefer his older videos.
You guys are awesome keeping trails clean and open, love all the content keep up the great work thank you ! We all appreciate the footage you share with us. Moab is very lucky to have such a good hearted genuine group of guys!
That was the most delicate recovery I have ever seen. I found myself holding my breath several times along those cliffs. You are the master tow truck driver. Thanks for all of your great videos.
What you do on YT is a favorite of mine for 2 main reasons: 1 No silly entertainment shit, and 2 Your work is top notch. It is kinda like your truck - no make-up whatsoever, but all pure function. The result is very, very inspiring to a mind eager to learn. Keep it growing - you've got a great formula!
I love watching you ,Matt, and bleepinjeep. You guys are the only wheeling I get nowadays. I started a body off on my 98 wrangler a few years ago ended up getting incurable cancer had my leg amputated. With no income the jeep sits unfinished. But you guys help me cope. Thank you so much.
I enjoy all of your videos. I am new to your channel but have been watching all of your older videos when I can. I am 72 years old and enjoy watching these types of videos . Thank you for bring us along on your adventures. Gary from West Virginia. PS a 50/50 blend would be great on your videos.
I love watching what you do and how you make the most difficult tasks look simple. Your confidence in what you do comes through the videos and keeps me coming back for more. Keep having fun and I'll keep watching.
Watching someone do a good job at their job, is great content everyday of the week. And the travel and scenery is the other half of these videos get there, get it, and get home. Its fun to watch something that would be difficult seemingly made easy. Like rock crawling with a trailer, hairpins and switchbacks with a trailer, loaded or unloaded, or just towing a dangling vehicle behind. The POVs that you give us is up to you. Also it is fun to see the fixes you throw together in the field. Keep sharing and I'll keep watching.
As soon as I get your notification 😉 I know 🐱 you will be great. You are a master at all 😅 you do. Great 👌 job, your job! The truck works. As one of your tools. Your the operator.
The trail recoveries are always great to see, to see how it's done, how to jury rig broken parts, how to drag vehicles up and down the steep slopes. In-shop fixes and designing, and making parts/upgrades to the vehicles you use are also good to watch. I just prefer the trail videos.
I enjoy all-nighter your content, both in the shop and out in the recoveries. I have learned a lot watching you work. Got a chance to meet you a couple of years ago in your shop before I even realized you did recoveries. You’re a good man and so helpful
I enjoy watching you make "on the trail" repairs. Your driving skills are also amazing, getting that built out wrecker climb those rocky trails and seeing you shift the transfer case to do those "front digs" on tight turns.
You take being a trail angel to another level. Not only is your rig very capable and impressive, your know how on what to do makes pretty intriguing for me. And then there’s the technical terrain you work in. For me, your the best recovery CZcams footage out there. Keeping it coming Rory.
You are a movie star of off-road trail recoveries. Please keep the videos coming. You are a cool dad do your daughter. She’s a lucky little girl have a dad like you.
I feel safer to explore with people like you and Matt and Robbie out there . I know there's others and I appreciate you guys . You make the world a better place. Thank you
I remember and enjoyed the special task you did moving the large shipping containers up on the mountain. All that technical winch work was cool and you also used the buggy which added some variety. Nothing wrong with the bread and butter of normal recoveries too.
Saw you pulling an RZR off Hells Revenge last Saturday (Jeep Safari), looking forward to seeing that video. As far as advice: it's cool when a video has more camera angles but I know that takes people and go-pro's and such, so I'm just hoping your channel grows so you can staff-up. I'm sure it's hard/time consuming doing everything yourself. If I lived down in Moab (I'm Salt Lake), I'd offer to help b/c I think you, Fab Rats and Matt's channels are far far more interesting content than anything on the stupid television. Oh and I don't know if you've done this in a previous video but I think it would be cool to demonstrate your techniques. For example, how you lock up the back tires and use the front tires to pull the front of the wrecker sideways. Anyway, I'll keep watching as long as you keep posting!
Just keep doing what you're doing! You seem to be a very down to earth, knowledgeable people. And we all enjoy watching you do what you do. I would enjoy seeing what gear you normally carry and how you use it. And I enjoy hands on building stuff. But that may just be me. I have several decades of fabrication and about a decade of custom car and hot rod building experience. So I always enjoy seeing how others do things. Keep doing what you're doing. And we'll keep enjoying it. Thank you for everything!
I really like that you're authentic, the real deal. You have the most outstanding rig out there! Watching you build one for Robby would be amazing and just being able to view what you do and how you do it while being in one of the most beautiful places on Earth makes me happy for you and a bit jealous.
Love watching the recovery’s but it would also be cool to check out the repairs at the shop maybe more in-depth if possible. Maybe some vids of the tow truck build you talked about in the beginning. Love all these videos!
I love your recovery videos but sure hope you don’t close the shop to off the street repairs. You’ve fixed a Jeep and a land cruiser for me and a couple Jeeps for friends your my go to shop in Moab or southern Utah for that matter and I’d hate to lose that Keep the recovery videos coming. Thanks Rory
I'll watch anything you put up. I think it's amazing what you can do with that truck. My wife is a big fan too. Love it when we get to see your daughter. So cute!
I like seeing a variety. Do builds and repairs. Do walk around of your rigs and why you made the modifications. Keep having fun and doing collaborations!
I started watching for the recoveries & have stayed because of a variety things. The things I have watched you do amazes me every video from the recoveries to building or rebuilding the trucks, to repairs on the trail & of course the beautiful area you work in. You seem to have a good group of people that work for you at the shop & on the trails that maybe you should do more of what you like. You only get one kick at life so enjoy it while you are here. I will continue to watch whatever content you share with us.
I know it’s a lot of work but I enjoy your videos because I learn from them and the style makes them more relatable to us everyday hard working type people.
Great job, even without a cameraman around this time! Loved the tripod view. Loved the extra talking today! We like a bit of everything, recoveries, repairs, builds, trips, fun, etc. As viewers, we like to get to know you and become your virtual friends and family. As fans we love and care about you and we like see what you are up to.
When I first started watching you I wasn't your biggest fan. But the more that I watch you the more I enjoy your video. The love that you have for your daughter really show. I know what you are doing is very hard and take a lot time but keep it up. Look forward to all of your future videos. Robert Mitchell
What I like about your channel is that it is real. No fluff just a normal guy doing what he does to make a living. The camera angles and video may be looked at by some as too rough or strange, but for me it s what I like most about the channel. Don't change a thing except give us more of the same. I think many channels get a good response to their content and start to grow viewers. Then all of a sudden they try adding what is popular on another channels. Keep doing what you are doing. I like your channel because you present it in an original/unique way. Also the terrain is completely different from where I live so that adds interest as well.
You are CRAZY! I doubt I could walk those trails let alone drive them! ESPECIALLY towing a trailer! Great video man...keep 'em coming! There are very few people on this planet that can do what you do!
I really enjoy the videos and the repairs you do as well. I would like it if you would comment why the breakage happened( dumb ass moves aside). You’ve really taken to this well and it shows that you enjoy what you do! I wear my big M hat with pride👍
Love the recovery videos. Keep 'em coming! Seeing the recovery repairs would be great too! Seeing your driving technique is awesome. You are you, and we like that! No one else puts me on the edge of my seat like you do.
Rory, love your videos. I especially like when you explain your rational for doing things the way you do. I feel like I'm learning from an expert while I watch. Include info like how many miles you travel to a recovery and how long it takes.
Your sitting on a gold mine with these recovery videos. I personally like the fab videos in the shop. Like Fab Rats and when Matt is in his shop. But you take your recovery videos to another level. Ive been in the tow business before. And I know what your going through. We mainly recovered in the mud. No canyons or mountains like you. Thats why I enjoy your recovery vids. You are very well equipped for your trails and I can tell you know what your doing. Only two things I can suggest. 1. NEVER mention the haters out here. They are not wroth talking about and we really dont want to hear about them. 2. Hire someone to edit your videos. Trust me....If you can find that person and they know what they are doing. You will make more vids with ease. Just my suggestions and keep up the good work. I hope to meet up with you some day. Charles
So happy to see the channel taking off and you can focus on having fun with recoveries. You all work so well together with having a laugh while getting the job done.
Rory, You being you is what I enjoy. Keep being you. Do the projects you will enjoy and that will come across in the video. If you do a project that you think will be popular but your heart is not in it, then don't do it. We will be able to tell. I prefer watching you and trail mater do the recoveries over builds, but I will watch them anyway. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for taking us on another recovery adventure Rory! Don't change a thing about your videos. I like how they are raw action and uncut. Always great to have Lilly with you and the occasional "Shop project" videos are very entertaining! Keep 'em coming and if you need a shop manager to help keep things going in the shop that might be a good idea.
I enjoy the tricky recoveries and the 'in-the-field' repairs. Your ingenuity in adapting whatever you have to hand is enthralling. I like to understand how you keep your vehicles ready to cope in the workshop, but it's how they deliver on that promise that I like the most. Thank you for what you give us.
I love your work ethic, your knowledge stands along, yea you mite make a mistake sometimes but getting out of bed Each and every day and I’m sure sometimes at all hours is what you got to do but when you love what you do it’s more like just something to do that’s cool and very helpful to the residence of Moab I’m jealous of what you get to do in the scenery you get to see every day I would love to see more of the work you’re doing on that Dooley that you brought into the shop a few weeks or maybe a few months back that we were working on I’d love to see some more of that project how it’s going, I know when you first started it was kind of hard and you said you didn’t know where this was going to go but you’re becoming a natural it’s just something else for you to do that turned out to be fun and you’re pretty good at it just like anyone else everything has a learning curve, thanks for not selling yourself short keep up the good work maybe I’ll see you on the trail one day!
i like the scenery, the trails, the recoveries ... all of it - the 3rd person views of the trail mater climbing obstacles is super awesome. The kinds of trails that you run are super exciting to me; we don't have trails like that in the middle of the states. And some day, I want to have a wrench as my gear shifter too. ;-). Just keep being you, and doing you-things.
Keep sharing your knowledge and experience with people and you won't fail. You seem like a natural with the camera so just have fun with it.
Not just that it takes computer skills to do all this editing! You can really tell when you see a self-taught man, because they just know sooOoo many things.
@@DonAshcraft That's a great point.
@@O-Hymark thanks. Just pointing out more good points from nice your comment
I agree with you Frank.
@@DonAshcraft And if they dont know yet they learn it by themself.
Rory, whether you are in the shop, repairing, building or out on recoveries, everything you do is interesting. Whatever direction you choose to take your content, I'll watch and enjoy it.
Right there with ya bud.
@@larss592 Add Matt, Robby, Hollie, Paul, Eric of BSF, and Ron Pratt in Missouri, with their supporting casts of family, employees and friends, they create many hours of wholesome entertainment for family viewing.
@@loosemoose9799 Already there but will check out Ron pratt. Thx for the suggestion.
@@larss592 Mr. Pratt does heavy rescues of wrecks from cars to 18 wheeler trucks and beyond. He has a 75 ton tandem axle rotator boom truck that can handle most everything he encounters. He is a master at rigging lines to tow vehicles and machinery out of impossible places.
@@loosemoose9799 👍
Rory, it's the realness of the channels that keep me engaged. Between yourself, Matt, Paul, Robby, and Holly it really doesn't matter if your recovering, building, or showing community involvement its the natural realness of y'all. Thanks and keep up the content.
Hey brother, I’ve been a plumber for almost 25 years and I love my job but… yours looks like so much more fun. I envy you. Now I know we only see what you share but, I gotta say… you are in your element. As a single father I know the struggles, and I see you with Lily on recoveries and excursions and it makes my day. You’re awesome at what you do!!! Keep it up!🤙
Definitely more videos. Love watching you work. You can wheel a tow truck like no other, and I personally think after watching many off road videos I don't think I would want anyone else but you spotting for me. The recues are awesome, and watching you take that big truck over some of the obstacles you do is amazing. Keep up the great work Rory and we'll keep watching... No such thing as a bad Trail Mater video.
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He drives a dual wheel truck pulling a trailer up the line "most people" find challenging in a jeep or buggy and gets out and says " That was fairly uneventful". This is what I like about watching Rory.
not to mention, on the edge of a cliff, one hand on the camara and one the wheel.. lol Love it!
Not to mention no automatic transmissions!
You noticed how he said that went easier than he thought it could be
yes sir, Mr. Rory is a driver with a set of coconuts. I like the way he thinks and looks at whatever obstacle he has to conquer, rock step, repair, and/or recovery.
And holy hell can that man wheel!!! He makes it look just so common place. Rory is a man who has mastered his craft!!!
I really enjoy your recoveries. I was hoping to see more of your mid level tow truck build. The bit more road able truck. Enjoy the builds. The truck for Robbie, absolutely want to see that. Your explanations of what works for you, in your territory is always enlightning.
Like most of the comments, I enjoy watching everything that you do, the recoveries, the trail fixes, the stuff with Matt, Fab Rats and Robby. Keep them coming!
Honestly I think you have “EVERYTHING” you have the recoveries, some awesome rock crawling (to do your recoveries!!), the on trail repairs, the in shop repairs, the fabrication, and it’s all done in such a practical no nonsense manner that the average “weekend warrior” can relate to and learn from. When doing solo work, you’re starting to explain more which is awesome. When you run with a camera person you automatically chat with them which is also very informative. I watch your channel to be entertained but also to learn through you’re experience(s). This is your everyday stuff, but for most of us regardless of age your content is a safe interesting way to learn safely and be entertained at the same time. Looking forward to seeing you hit your 100K subscribers and then steadily building onward and upward. I wish you much success and happiness. Thank you so much 🙏👏👏👏🇦🇺
well said.
Rory, just add a map location of your recoveries or travel location and I will be happy, I enjoy all the content you provide. Thanks
You are doing everything right Rory for recovery that’s a great rig my comment is you may need a film guy or someone too help load your content too bad I live on East Coast.
Also enjoy your commentary on thing's like the crashed rig etc great job
I absolutely love how you’ve kept Trail Mater going. You’re engineering is a joy to watch.
I have to agree with what I've read below. A mix of in-shop repair and awesome recoveries with some banter mixed in. Perfect! Looking forward to seeing your collaboration with Robbie Layton!
It is hard to believe that path is wide enough to be called a trail. Your photography skill are top notch. That topography is stunningly beautiful. No wonder so many people risk life and limb to get a glimpse.
Rory, as you grow your channel, it will be easier to get the raw footage, and then even an editor, or two.
The things you like doing, building, rescuing, repairing, etc are the things I enjoy viewing from Adelaide, South Australia, your scenery is fabulous, your laconic nature is delightful, your knowledge impeccable!
Do you, and your channel will grow naturally!
keep preaching brother! :D
Hey man.. i am all for more vids but dont slow the shop down.. maybe hire a guy.. keep the shop speed up well your out and about doin stuff like making vids for us 🙃
Well said. Just film what ya do, we will watch it. Easier for me to say... Thanks, Rory.
What Peter said, couldn't agree more from New South Wales Australia 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Another one from Victoria, Australia. Just keep doing what you're doing Rory. You are the channel are growing together and watching that happen is a real pleasure. I like the unusual camera angles of things like the suspension working. Your footwork on the pedals with the manual gearbox and using the front drive only to get around corners is cool. No one else does things like that. If you could find a way to show the steepness of the climbs that would be great. The camera really flattens it out and we know it's not like that. Showing a bit more of the cliffhanger drop off from a third person perspective maybe. Those trails are mad !
Rory, I enjoy watching everything you post and the breathtaking spectacular scenery you film. Gives me a chance to see a part of the country I would never see otherwise. Trail recoveries, field repairs, and shop work are equally enjoyable. I would love to see the joint effort with Robby Layton on building another off road wrecker. I will watch and enjoy everything you post. Thanks for doing what you do and sharing the experience with us.
you guys from Utah have kind of become family. Matt, Robby and Paul entered our lives just before Ed's Golden Nugget recovery and then it just spread out to you guys. Thanks for your stories and adventures and keep keeping on!
Your Honesty shows through, Rory. You're a dedicated guy who just happens to know what he's doing.
I'm HOOKED !
Yes more videos of recoveries and repairs plus builds yall are doing
We love the unique camera angles, the beautiful scenery, love watching you and Trail Mater in action, love the trail repairs - in other words, keep doing what you are doing. Like myself, I am sure others appreciate you explaining why you take a certain line over the various obstacles, as well as you sharing your local knowledge of the trails.
I enjoy watching you guys battle the terrain. I'm thankful for States like Utah that allow you to ride in the backcountry. Here in Maine 90% or more of the state is privately owned by large landowners and we are quite restricted as to where we can ride. So, we who live in such regulated states live vicariously through you guys. Just spectacular scenery.
At 13:40 I was forced to grip my chair and hold my breath. It never ceases to amaze me of what you and that truck can do. I don’t know if I can ever get tired of watching you recovery videos. Have not watched all of your videos yet, but most of them, and there is probably not enough shop videos. You’re just one amazing dude! Keep the videos coming. I'll watch whatever you post. 😀
Cab mount GoPros maybe one under the truck . Absolutely love to watch the trail repairs an the builds you do . Just remember to record it an 75k of us will watch it ! 👍😎
Hey Rory! I love watching all you guys wheelin and towing! One thing that I love specifically about your channel is that your videos are more uncut, raw, and a little on the longer side. The raw off roading sounds are nice to have on while I work (I'm a architectural thesis student and your videos get me through the long nights). Anyways, thank you for taking the time to film in the midst of your hard work; can't wait to see what's comin!
Keep it natural, keep it real and do not “stage” anything. Every rescue and every adventure is something that most of us enjoy, because it’s something we haven’t a clue about, but at the same time, we always learn something. Let your creative juices flow show us your talents and even the friendships you garnered over time.
We don't believe that we have seen anybody out there with the driving skills that you have. Your recovery methods are well beyond anyone and your knowledge in mechanics is top notch. In regards your CZcams channel we see no obstacles to making it big. Thanks for sharing your videos and knowledge. Us old farts in Canada with nothing else to do in retirement appreciate you. We will be loyal subscribers from now on. Thanks 👍👍🇨🇮🇨🇦🐶❤❤❤❤❤
Rory, when I got into watching CZcams for entertainment, it was an off road recovery, I was hooked! From that experience I have branched out to other people doing recoveries and wrenching on rigs. So speaking for me, I still really enjoy those aspects, the crazier and more technical he better. I also really enjoy the collaborative efforts! I like the wrenching videos too! I hope you are going to start back up on your new wrecker project. I even enjoyed when you unloaded your containers off the trailer. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to film everything, I seldom ever watch television anymore, nobody can produce a show that entertains me more than what you are doing!
I love seeing you do field repairs, but I loved seeing the one-ton dually build and stuff like that. You're doing a great job.
Doing great already. I wheel in the north east so it's great to see your style out there. I think you do great with just being a normal person without all the hype and over the top stuff that this sport doesn't need. You, Matt's and Fab Rats really hit a nice nitch spreading good mechanical knowledge and great trail etiquette that so many people off-road need to understand if we are going to be able to keep this sport going. The collaborations are great to watch you all get along like friends do with all the ribbing. Being able to see you guys building vehicles the right way and explaining why you do certain things on builds or trail repairs is great. The CZcams experts be damned, you have more knowledge in your pinky.... Doing great and I only hope the best for you, your family and the channel!
This is why I love CZcams people. They are real. So much better that the other media out there.
You definitely got a lot tougher Recovery then Matts off-road does I don’t care what anybody says! Post as many videos as you can I’ll never get tired of watching!!
As Matt says, Rory specializes in Jeeps, Matt is more into " rental recovery".
My opinion is that I can watch you recover or do fab work. Its "you" that makes the videos, so please don't just concentrate on recovery. I want to see the fab/garage work also. You are a great personality Rory!
Well said!
Well said!
Hear Hear !!
Man I gotta lot of respect for this run. No room for mistakes
I enjoy the recoveries with your awesome custom built Trail Mater especially when you're doing repairs in the craziest places. I look forward to seeing more of the fab work you do in the shop. You're not just about buying new parts and installing them but building what's best suited for the application even if that includes new parts. You're the real deal and you make it happen. You don't follow a script and we see what you see. Trail, shop, whatever. Do what you do, take us along, and keep it real.
Rory you got to do more videos love watching your channel
Keep showing the scenery, Matts offroad stopped doing that, I miss it. Your doing great
I agree with you about Matt. The builds are interesting, but lately there seems to be more of that than recoveries, which I think is what made him so popular. I prefer his older videos.
Most of us will never see this part of the country we're living thru your eyes luv the vids get u some help free up time to do more things
You guys are awesome keeping trails clean and open, love all the content keep up the great work thank you ! We all appreciate the footage you share with us. Moab is very lucky to have such a good hearted genuine group of guys!
That was the most delicate recovery I have ever seen. I found myself holding my breath several times along those cliffs. You are the master tow truck driver. Thanks for all of your great videos.
recoveries and fixes, would watch them most of all... love a good bush fix
What you do on YT is a favorite of mine for 2 main reasons: 1 No silly entertainment shit, and 2 Your work is top notch. It is kinda like your truck - no make-up whatsoever, but all pure function. The result is very, very inspiring to a mind eager to learn. Keep it growing - you've got a great formula!
That front dig puts a smile on my face everytime lol
Love your videos thanks for taking the time to take us along on your runs..
I love watching you ,Matt, and bleepinjeep. You guys are the only wheeling I get nowadays. I started a body off on my 98 wrangler a few years ago ended up getting incurable cancer had my leg amputated. With no income the jeep sits unfinished. But you guys help me cope. Thank you so much.
I enjoy all of your videos. I am new to your channel but have been watching all of your older videos when I can. I am 72 years old and enjoy watching these types of videos . Thank you for bring us along on your adventures. Gary from West Virginia. PS a 50/50 blend would be great on your videos.
I love watching what you do and how you make the most difficult tasks look simple. Your confidence in what you do comes through the videos and keeps me coming back for more. Keep having fun and I'll keep watching.
Watching someone do a good job at their job, is great content everyday of the week. And the travel and scenery is the other half of these videos get there, get it, and get home. Its fun to watch something that would be difficult seemingly made easy. Like rock crawling with a trailer, hairpins and switchbacks with a trailer, loaded or unloaded, or just towing a dangling vehicle behind. The POVs that you give us is up to you. Also it is fun to see the fixes you throw together in the field. Keep sharing and I'll keep watching.
Maaan, you and Trail Mater make the hardest obstacles look so easy! Great to watch, every time :)
As soon as I get your notification 😉 I know 🐱 you will be great. You are a master at all 😅 you do. Great 👌 job, your job! The truck works. As one of your tools. Your the operator.
The trail recoveries are always great to see, to see how it's done, how to jury rig broken parts, how to drag vehicles up and down the steep slopes. In-shop fixes and designing, and making parts/upgrades to the vehicles you use are also good to watch. I just prefer the trail videos.
A mix of build videos and recovery videos keeps the content varied and interesting.
The things you do..recovery, off roading...repairing...advice on keeping the trails in good shape and safe...all so interesting.
I enjoy all-nighter your content, both in the shop and out in the recoveries. I have learned a lot watching you work. Got a chance to meet you a couple of years ago in your shop before I even realized you did recoveries. You’re a good man and so helpful
I enjoy watching you make "on the trail" repairs. Your driving skills are also amazing, getting that built out wrecker climb those rocky trails and seeing you shift the transfer case to do those "front digs" on tight turns.
I really like what you are doing and I really like watching all of the recoveries you do. You do a great job. Please keep it up.
I like all the off roading, recoveries, and even fabrication part of off roading. Your doing great!
I watch Matt,Paul, Chad and you. You are all awesome. Thanks and keep up the good work.
I don't know Chad, what channel is that?
You do what you do do so well. 😆 keep up the good work buddy
You take being a trail angel to another level. Not only is your rig very capable and impressive, your know how on what to do makes pretty intriguing for me. And then there’s the technical terrain you work in. For me, your the best recovery CZcams footage out there. Keeping it coming Rory.
You are a movie star of off-road trail recoveries. Please keep the videos coming. You are a cool dad do your daughter. She’s a lucky little girl have a dad like you.
I feel safer to explore with people like you and Matt and Robbie out there . I know there's others and I appreciate you guys . You make the world a better place. Thank you
Just keep doing exactly what you're already doing, been a absolute blast to watch such a master at the controls of both the vehicle and the winches.
Just do what you do and don't change anything 👍👍
Mix it up and do what you do. Watching you, Matt, Paul, Rob, and the various crews is awesome!
Thanks for sharing.
I love seeing the trails. Can't get enough of Moab.
I remember and enjoyed the special task you did moving the large shipping containers up on the mountain. All that technical winch work was cool and you also used the buggy which added some variety. Nothing wrong with the bread and butter of normal recoveries too.
Saw you pulling an RZR off Hells Revenge last Saturday (Jeep Safari), looking forward to seeing that video. As far as advice: it's cool when a video has more camera angles but I know that takes people and go-pro's and such, so I'm just hoping your channel grows so you can staff-up. I'm sure it's hard/time consuming doing everything yourself. If I lived down in Moab (I'm Salt Lake), I'd offer to help b/c I think you, Fab Rats and Matt's channels are far far more interesting content than anything on the stupid television. Oh and I don't know if you've done this in a previous video but I think it would be cool to demonstrate your techniques. For example, how you lock up the back tires and use the front tires to pull the front of the wrecker sideways. Anyway, I'll keep watching as long as you keep posting!
Me and my 6-year-old watch this all the time it's great keep it coming
Just keep doing what you're doing! You seem to be a very down to earth, knowledgeable people. And we all enjoy watching you do what you do. I would enjoy seeing what gear you normally carry and how you use it. And I enjoy hands on building stuff. But that may just be me. I have several decades of fabrication and about a decade of custom car and hot rod building experience. So I always enjoy seeing how others do things. Keep doing what you're doing. And we'll keep enjoying it. Thank you for everything!
Work. Show the work that you and your crew do and keep it real.
I really like that you're authentic, the real deal. You have the most outstanding rig out there! Watching you build one for Robby would be amazing and just being able to view what you do and how you do it while being in one of the most beautiful places on Earth makes me happy for you and a bit jealous.
👍👍👍👍💪💪🔧🔧 Yes, recoveries and shop work like repairing jeeps and building rock crawlers.
Film it all! I will watch it! I like seeing everyone’s builds, recoveries! All of it is good!
Love watching the recovery’s but it would also be cool to check out the repairs at the shop maybe more in-depth if possible. Maybe some vids of the tow truck build you talked about in the beginning. Love all these videos!
I love your recovery videos but sure hope you don’t close the shop to off the street repairs. You’ve fixed a Jeep and a land cruiser for me and a couple Jeeps for friends your my go to shop in Moab or southern Utah for that matter and I’d hate to lose that
Keep the recovery videos coming. Thanks Rory
all the repairs and recoveries are the best. personally I enjoy the repairs and upgrades to your rig
I'll watch anything you put up. I think it's amazing what you can do with that truck. My wife is a big fan too. Love it when we get to see your daughter. So cute!
I like seeing a variety. Do builds and repairs. Do walk around of your rigs and why you made the modifications. Keep having fun and doing collaborations!
I started watching for the recoveries & have stayed because of a variety things. The things I have watched you do amazes me every video from the recoveries to building or rebuilding the trucks, to repairs on the trail & of course the beautiful area you work in. You seem to have a good group of people that work for you at the shop & on the trails that maybe you should do more of what you like. You only get one kick at life so enjoy it while you are here. I will continue to watch whatever content you share with us.
I know it’s a lot of work but I enjoy your videos because I learn from them and the style makes them more relatable to us everyday hard working type people.
Lots more rescues. Really enjoy seeing them.
I love to see what you're building/ reparing in the shop. The recoveries are interesting but the Fab is more entertaining and edcuational, keep it up!
Great job, even without a cameraman around this time! Loved the tripod view. Loved the extra talking today! We like a bit of everything, recoveries, repairs, builds, trips, fun, etc. As viewers, we like to get to know you and become your virtual friends and family. As fans we love and care about you and we like see what you are up to.
When I first started watching you I wasn't your biggest fan. But the more that I watch you the more I enjoy your video. The love that you have for your daughter really show. I know what you are doing is very hard and take a lot time but keep it up. Look forward to all of your future videos. Robert Mitchell
More!!!! I enjoy when you take your shop crew out as camera operators.
I love the direction you are going! I’m all for it! Love the recoveries and can’t wait for the tow truck build! I vote yes!! 👍👍
Looking forward to Robby's new build.
What I like about your channel is that it is real. No fluff just a normal guy doing what he does to make a living. The camera angles and video may be looked at by some as too rough or strange, but for me it s what I like most about the channel. Don't change a thing except give us more of the same.
I think many channels get a good response to their content and start to grow viewers. Then all of a sudden they try adding what is popular on another channels. Keep doing what you are doing. I like your channel because you present it in an original/unique way. Also the terrain is completely different from where I live so that adds interest as well.
No one is better than you out there, and your channel is very very watchable. Thank you for bringing us along, much respect.
You are CRAZY! I doubt I could walk those trails let alone drive them! ESPECIALLY towing a trailer! Great video man...keep 'em coming! There are very few people on this planet that can do what you do!
I really enjoy the videos and the repairs you do as well. I would like it if you would comment why the breakage happened( dumb ass moves aside). You’ve really taken to this well and it shows that you enjoy what you do!
I wear my big M hat with pride👍
Love the recovery videos. Keep 'em coming! Seeing the recovery repairs would be great too! Seeing your driving technique is awesome. You are you, and we like that! No one else puts me on the edge of my seat like you do.
That camera shot showing the underside of the truck was awesome!
Rory, love your videos. I especially like when you explain your rational for doing things the way you do. I feel like I'm learning from an expert while I watch. Include info like how many miles you travel to a recovery and how long it takes.
Your sitting on a gold mine with these recovery videos. I personally like the fab videos in the shop. Like Fab Rats and when Matt is in his shop. But you take your recovery videos to another level. Ive been in the tow business before. And I know what your going through. We mainly recovered in the mud. No canyons or mountains like you. Thats why I enjoy your recovery vids. You are very well equipped for your trails and I can tell you know what your doing. Only two things I can suggest. 1. NEVER mention the haters out here. They are not wroth talking about and we really dont want to hear about them. 2. Hire someone to edit your videos. Trust me....If you can find that person and they know what they are doing. You will make more vids with ease. Just my suggestions and keep up the good work. I hope to meet up with you some day. Charles
So happy to see the channel taking off and you can focus on having fun with recoveries. You all work so well together with having a laugh while getting the job done.
Rory, You being you is what I enjoy. Keep being you. Do the projects you will enjoy and that will come across in the video. If you do a project that you think will be popular but your heart is not in it, then don't do it. We will be able to tell. I prefer watching you and trail mater do the recoveries over builds, but I will watch them anyway. Thank you for sharing.
I greatly enjoy the scenic areas that you work in. Keep making it a point to highlight the awesome beauty that surrounds your recoveries…
Thanks for taking us on another recovery adventure Rory! Don't change a thing about your videos. I like how they are raw action and uncut. Always great to have Lilly with you and the occasional "Shop project" videos are very entertaining! Keep 'em coming and if you need a shop manager to help keep things going in the shop that might be a good idea.
Love the videos! I miss Moab so anything there is great. I love watching and learning from the recoveries. Thank you so much for showing it to us!
I enjoy the tricky recoveries and the 'in-the-field' repairs. Your ingenuity in adapting whatever you have to hand is enthralling. I like to understand how you keep your vehicles ready to cope in the workshop, but it's how they deliver on that promise that I like the most. Thank you for what you give us.
I love your work ethic, your knowledge stands along, yea you mite make a mistake sometimes but getting out of bed Each and every day and I’m sure sometimes at all hours is what you got to do but when you love what you do it’s more like just something to do that’s cool and very helpful to the residence of Moab I’m jealous of what you get to do in the scenery you get to see every day I would love to see more of the work you’re doing on that Dooley that you brought into the shop a few weeks or maybe a few months back that we were working on I’d love to see some more of that project how it’s going, I know when you first started it was kind of hard and you said you didn’t know where this was going to go but you’re becoming a natural it’s just something else for you to do that turned out to be fun and you’re pretty good at it just like anyone else everything has a learning curve, thanks for not selling yourself short keep up the good work maybe I’ll see you on the trail one day!
i like the scenery, the trails, the recoveries ... all of it - the 3rd person views of the trail mater climbing obstacles is super awesome. The kinds of trails that you run are super exciting to me; we don't have trails like that in the middle of the states. And some day, I want to have a wrench as my gear shifter too. ;-). Just keep being you, and doing you-things.
You are doing Great Rory ! The Camera work is great ! And I enjoy the wheeling and mechanic repairs on the Trail !
Yes yes yes we love seeing what you do