This kind of stupidity occurs by the minute every day. Usually by well moneyed people. Should have told the owner forget it, a lesson learned but I doubt that.
I’m gonna say they probably didn’t see the drop until it’s too late, when you drive in the sand dunes it gets very hard to tell where a hill turns into hard drop-off because horizon can blends in with the peak and hills. Always walk and peek over your crest for drops!
@DunnMotors That's the craziest rescue you've ever seen? Have you seen two rescue videos in your whole fucking life? Or in reality you're a fucking bot and your program to say stupid shit like this.
Guys, here is our Savior HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE Ancient Semitic of Moshe (Moses) Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.” Isaiah 43:11 “I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.” Isaiah 45:5 “I am YaH, and there is none else.”
@@Nelo390 yes it can snap, but it will just fall to the ground. It dont store energy like a steel cable, thats why you dont need a winch line weight.....
@@kansasoutdoors5667After a bit of research, some synthetic lines stretch significantly less than others, but there's no material with 0 stretch, all ropes store some amount of energy as they get loaded. Significantly more safe than a steel cable though, I agree.
I really love how clear the water seems to be, with a very slight greenish tint. We do not see water like this in the Pacific Northwest section of the USA.
@@MrOiram46 I agree. In general. I do most of my crab fishing around MT Vernon and the water out of the Skagit leaves the water green. Just an odd one up here.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598 You got to visit some lakes in Washington we got this type of color in them ... Plus look up Lake Chelan in WA.. it's jaw dropping beautiful.
Nice! Your a good dude that guy is very fortunate that people like you who are willing to jump in and help out exist cuz he would have been watching his truck sink away!!
It is fortunate. I'd be willing to help. However I have not the experience nor the kit to do much good. Great outcome. Any back story as to how the Ram decided to take that route?
If your the guy in the cruiser don't under estimate yourself you do have the knowledge and definately the equipment!! You both are stand up dudes! Great job my friends!!
@@chrisrocha7908 no es real….. no soy rica, ni tengo dinero….pero tengo lo q más valoro… mi família e hijos. A mi me metieron ,sin mi consentimiento , en este juego…” macabro”…diseñado por psicópatas sádicos y esto si es real…con el único objetivo de dañar y beneficiarse económicamente .
I remember being at a party where one of the guests got stuck in the mud. All the men who owned pickup truck were practically fighting each other for the chance to be the one to hook up to the stuck vehicle. It surprises me that professional recovery companies actually make money when so many people want to do it for free.
Would be better off not spinning the wheels at all so they can just float on the sand better rather than drag the frame and axle through the sand. Nice work with the winches and community teamwork. Cheers from the USA
Awesome recovery. Its a steep dune and has a sudden fall to it. Municipal authorities have placed markers but inexperienced or unaware drivers just keep going straight ahead. This was the Qatari side, across the channel, you can see the Saudi side too. A beautiful sunrise spot for sure 😊
@@QatarSandMan haha, ok. It’s different, when you are right in the situation, for sure. But I always use the shovel first thing. Sorry for the couch comment, should not have sounded offending. Have some great holidays!✌️
Would've moved the cruiser 45° to avoid high centering, not needing a second winch and not needing to dig. Easy to say this while sitting comfortably out of the moment though. Good on you for having the resources to get the job done!
dont overlook the tactic of letting air out of the stuck vehicle tires. Kudos to the pickup driver - he didnt bury it up to the axles when getting stuck. Also note the winching vehicle is well back from the slope before they start. well done. just stay back from the winch line under tension please.
The video seems to be bogus. Where is the disturbance in the sand where the truck drove over the edge? The sand is nice and smooth at that point just like the rest of the edge. If the truck had gone over the edge there would have been a flat, scraped off area where the under carriage drug the sand. Where are the tire tracks going down to the truck? No tire tracks either. And lastly...at that radical slope, gravity would most likely have pulled the truck down hill into the water.
@@bradoutboard8885If it’s bogus, how did the truck get there? Did it just appear magically? Or put there with a crane? Wouldn’t it have been easier to fake by just driving it down there? If its anything like snow drifts in heavy winds, any tracks get wiped pretty quick. The truck was there long enough for the owner to have left and had to be called back before the recovery could be started. It seems perfectly plausible that this could have happened. But I really do question why anyone would think to drive down that, but theres a lot of things people do that make no sense either so who knows?
A new Dodge being rescued by an old Toyota, nothing to see here! Ken from Qatar believed in me and lent me my first $5k to pursue the automotive industry at 21 years old. Nothing but love and respect.
Just another childish response about a new Ram pickup, MY TOYOTA'S BETTER))))) MY CHEVY TRUCKS BETTER)))))) MY FORD TRUCKS BETTER)))))) MY DODGE TRUCKS BETTER))))) MY MY MY MY MY MY MY MY MY))) THERE AIN'T NO STOCK! THE VEHICLE GOING TO MAKE IT UP THAT HILL ON ITS OWN!!!! ..... AND I'M SO TIRED OF HEARING ALL YOU WHINY BABIES SAYING MY TRUCK IS BETTER!
@@craigkerr9281 and another disgruntled patron off their meds interjecting themselves into what they can’t comprehend. Ultimately it is a new Dodge being pulled out be an old Toyota. Not saying it’s the truck, when it’s all driver error. Seems your just another butt hurt harasser that needs to keep his mental incompetence to himself. What vehicle will try to make it on its own? Takes a dud to put it there in the first place. Own a Dodge that is NOT Daimler but rather Fiat or should I say Stellanis. Next time I suggest you read the comment before jumping off to your own conclusions. Mental anguish is treated with big pharma. I think Ivermectin is having its toll on you. Reread did it was a statement but you made it so much more. How about if it was an old Toyota being rescued by a new Dodge, nothing to see here. See how that works! Cap-locked the entire comment? Stay capping…
So glad you could help and you had two helpers. Nice help from everyone. thanks for sharing. We live in the Desert in Arizona USA and people do need help off the road here.
I don't know how I landed on this video or even why I watched it all the way through? Curiosity got me when I saw the angle of that descent past the ridge and was thinking it was impossible with that one truck and a winch. This was seriously impressive and I was genuinely nervous toward the end wishing for success (but still nervous). Very cool what you guys do. Nice work.
Boy , did that winch get a workout, I really hope that Dodge Driver offered some kind of reward for helping him out. Nicely done recovery, but probably should have had a towel or something on that winch line. Toyota to the rescue, love my 4runner
I,m sorry, but after watching the end of this video and hearing that they received some fish and a coffee, I couldn't believe it. I would hate to think if that dodge driver had called a tow truck , what would that have cost him. What a cheap prick. I know you don't do this to get something back. But at least that guy could have bought a new winch cable or something, crist,even a bottle of scotch.
Yes, they do overheat. I think some advanced Warn winches have a setting that will shut them down when they get too hot, though you can override that with a setting. I think this winch has a continuous duty cycle of around 2 minutes. However, I just run it till it's too hot to touch. We have air temperatures of 50°C here in the summer, so it's pretty difficult not to exceed the equipment ratings. Basically, a winch is a consumable, I go through a winch every couple of years.
Have any of you actually driven in the dunes. This can happen very easily. Look at the angle rescue truck is sitting, driver would be looking at mostly sky. Not to mention at a certain time of day the sun kind of blends the dunes together. Amber sunglasses or goggles helps alot .... I'm fortunate enough to have an off road machine and live close to dunes and I see stuff like this all the time
It looks like a beautiful day. The colors of the water really pop with the sand color. Dodge Ram truck. You would never see this with a camel, even if the rider was drunk.
How did this even happen- I know that they weren't going full speed because they would've veen in the sea. Or maybe they wanted to experiment or something, My final theory is that they are going around a speed where they were too late when they realized the cliff and ended up like that but idk.
No tire tracks to the edge at all in the start. Or at the start if the down hill. It was like they launched and landed on one spot before the water but no idea how not slid into it. There was no sand piled in the front down hill side of the tires either like it heald it in place. Very strange.
Before the point where the truck got high centered, you could have disconnected the snatch block from the rear of the truck and fed it under the truck all the way to a point on the very front of the frame. This would have allowed you to pull it up the rest of the way past the point of getting high centered without the need of a second winch/truck. The reason is because once the rear bumper was up in the air, you are pulling the truck down against the very sand that you’re trying to get past. By feeding the cable to the front of the truck, the cable gets lowered, it follows the terrain and angles down the slope to the front of the truck so it pulls the truck “UP” and back instead of “DOWN” and back. We tend to get stuck thinking that we have to pull from the nearest point of the vehicle, but in some instances, it makes sense to get connected to the other end, in this case, the front end.
@18:30 Now they accidentally put it into forward instead of reverse....... Oops. (Big smile)..... Hey, I was wondering why the people did not dig out the top of the slope a bit, to ease the winch tension when the truck neared the top. Prohibited or environmentally unsound? Something else? I have had a tow much like this and we did that before starting.
Nice rescue! Perhaps could have initial pull at ~~30 degrees, shovel sand to reduce acuity of the hump. I would have concerns about frame damage to the Ram with the straight over-the-hump pull. When the truck starts going over the hump, the heavier front end has a very long lever arm and stresses the frame severely. Greetings from the Great White North - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
O dicho de otra manera…. Ellos tienen mucho dinero y pueden comprar una casa , pero no un verdadero hogar…. El poder y el exceso de dinero…. Nunca suficiente van de la mano, psicópatas
I’ve seen stock land cruisers out SUV lifted jeeps with monster tires and all sorts of “off road vehicles”. Those things are billy goats. Straight beasts in off road environments
There is a hole through the bumper that gives access to a tow point, directly through a chassis member, which sits inside the bumper. There was no load on the bumper.
two beautiful pearl white land cruisers with livery, awesome and always a good day when the local sheik shows up also my gta5 character looks like your cameraman
The angle of the truck to the cruiser makes the winch pull the truck down into the sand not up on top of it. Positioning the cruiser with its nose hanging off more would have helped lift it up out of the sand more, no?
To all those remarking about "WHY" would anyone put themselves in this situation. It's more common than one may think. When approaching a dune at a low angle, the other side, which is much steeper, is not visible until you are on the other side of the crest. This spot is particularly treacherous as the land on the other side of the waterbody has a raised terrain, which is visible much before you reach the crest. This causes the driver to falsely assume that there is no waterbody on the otherside. Low lighting may further increase the risk as the water isn't visible until it's too late. This spot has several instances of cars being stuck in this position. To prevent this reflective road markers have been positioned leading to crest. You can spot them in the video. However, this too doesn't suffice. The desert is a deceptive place, even for those with experience. I've seen several well experienced people do something seemingly stupid, until I was confronted with a similar situation. The desert has no place for complacency. Heading to the desert can be a humbling and learning experience provided one is up for it.
you will miss that LC when you go back to your country eventually.. i would love to ship mine back to Canada but ministry of transportation there will make it tough.., will enjoy it for now in Qatar
They really are great vehicles, my familys owned landcruisers for many many years here in australia. They are workhorses that with a little (oil filter and care) last generations. I wasnt a big fan until i had been through a few Fords, GMs and other euro trash, Now id never buy anything else. Toyota or lexus for me.
Once you had the truck at the top of the hill you should have run the winch cable under the truck to a front axel that way you wouldn't be pulling the truck into the sand as the back is upright also keep away from them cables well done.
I just wonder how he got down there, I have owned some real off road vehicles , but even my old CJ 5 with lockers and real off road tires would not back up that hill
Young guy driving, slight incline approaching the edge of the dune, could only see and and sky, went straight over. Bit faster, would have landed on the front end and cartwheels, happens often here.
I'm all about cars and trucks, off-roading, racing, etc - but for the LIFE OF ME WHAT THE heck was this person trying to accomplish?????!!!!! There's NO where to go, I'm just at a loss for words, there's ZERO possible routes, no crossings, no connecting roads, the only possible outcome for anyone with a brain is going straight down and getting stuck!......... congrats, mission accomplished!
Can't help but think a pair of maxxtrax under the ram would've helped here, at least to pop it out of where it was stuck. Maybe I'm under thinking it...
Toyotas to the rescue, as always. It seemed that the Ram(if it was) didn't even have a LSD or diff lock on the rear as only one rear wheel was spinning when he applied power near the top.
Holy ravioli, that winch must be smokin hot !!! It's also weird to see Cruisers with no bull bar, driving lights, antennas, tail gates, side steps etc. !!! 😮
I love all these comments from guys suggesting how you could have done a better job! You were the guys on the spot. You did a great job. By the way, where are the Land Rovers?
Thank you. There's a few current model Land Rovers around. They're very expensive here. They don't get involved in recoveries for some reason. I'm not sure the unibody construction would be up to it. There's a few series 3's they're treated as collectables, very rarely see them about. I used to have three series 3's when I lived in the UK, wish I still had them.
Anyone else click because they thought it was Sylvester Stallone in the thumbnail.
I did too I thought it was Sylvester stallone😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Why woul u click on something just cuz u think u see sylvester stallone?
This kind of stupidity occurs by the minute every day. Usually by well moneyed people. Should have told the owner forget it, a lesson learned but I doubt that.
Thumbnail is just the truck lol
@@B1FFCO they changed it.
Originally it was when they were gabbing in the truck. 🛻 💨
I am surprised why nobody questioned why this person would decide to drive down an embankment that this vehicle could not possibly dive back up...WHY?
That's the first thing I thought of LOL. Like what were they even thinking.
The driver of that truck definitely isn’t the smartest driver on the roads/beach 🤦🏻♂️
And how exactly did he manage this? At what point did this guy think this was a good idea?
I’m gonna say they probably didn’t see the drop until it’s too late, when you drive in the sand dunes it gets very hard to tell where a hill turns into hard drop-off because horizon can blends in with the peak and hills. Always walk and peek over your crest for drops!
To see how deep it was
Dang, that's the craziest sand rescue I've ever seen. Good job guys
Thank you
@DunnMotors That's the craziest rescue you've ever seen? Have you seen two rescue videos in your whole fucking life? Or in reality you're a fucking bot and your program to say stupid shit like this.
Guys, here is our Savior
HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH”
YaH is The Heavenly Father
YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING
YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins
YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE
Ancient Semitic of Moshe (Moses)
Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah)
Isaiah 42:8
"I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.”
Isaiah 43:11
“I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.”
Isaiah 45:5
“I am YaH, and there is none else.”
Nice rescue! I'd only suggest keeping a blanket over your winch line as matter of safety. Thumbs up to the winch for not over heating.
Its a synthetic rope, no need for a rope weight.
@@kansasoutdoors5667 Can still snap though
@@Nelo390 yes it can snap, but it will just fall to the ground. It dont store energy like a steel cable, thats why you dont need a winch line weight.....
@@kansasoutdoors5667After a bit of research, some synthetic lines stretch significantly less than others, but there's no material with 0 stretch, all ropes store some amount of energy as they get loaded. Significantly more safe than a steel cable though, I agree.
@@aaaaaa-lt2tl far from a myth and theres a ton of videos on the net to proove it.
Can only imagine that they got surprised by the slope. Possibly in the dark? Beautiful location and nice job on the recovery.
Thank you
I really love how clear the water seems to be, with a very slight greenish tint. We do not see water like this in the Pacific Northwest section of the USA.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598Pacific Ocean water tends to be a deep blue in general
@@MrOiram46 I agree. In general. I do most of my crab fishing around MT Vernon and the water out of the Skagit leaves the water green. Just an odd one up here.
@@davidbeckenbaugh9598
You got to visit some lakes in Washington we got this type of color in them ... Plus look up Lake Chelan in WA.. it's jaw dropping beautiful.
😂 wtf was he thinking my lord anyone that thinks they could get back up that bank especially in reverse isn't very bright
I imagine alcohol being envolved
@@seantaylor4533unlikely alcohol is illegal in public. You gotta have a license to buy some to take to your house.
Especially a Ram that weights like a house 😂 something this heavy will always need a tow truck on a sandy hill like that
@@BARDOCK550 Even nose down on loose gravel is bad in a pickup.
@@j.l-w9959 “unlikely alcohol is illegal in public.” lol
Nice! Your a good dude that guy is very fortunate that people like you who are willing to jump in and help out exist cuz he would have been watching his truck sink away!!
It is fortunate. I'd be willing to help. However I have not the experience nor the kit to do much good. Great outcome.
Any back story as to how the Ram decided to take that route?
If your the guy in the cruiser don't under estimate yourself you do have the knowledge and definately the equipment!! You both are stand up dudes! Great job my friends!!
@@chrisrocha7908 no es real….. no soy rica, ni tengo dinero….pero tengo lo q más valoro… mi família e hijos.
A mi me metieron ,sin mi consentimiento , en este juego…” macabro”…diseñado por psicópatas sádicos y esto si es real…con el único objetivo de dañar y beneficiarse económicamente .
It’s pretty amazing that nobody understands how critical it is to drop your tire psi down to 15 in these conditions
10 psi
6 psi for tires with a very stiff sidewall
6, says matt❤
A bulldozer couldn’t climb that slippery slope
What if u have an fully rubber tire?
@@gregr.3886 not, but with though time and fuel it could eventually get that truck out
I remember being at a party where one of the guests got stuck in the mud. All the men who owned pickup truck were practically fighting each other for the chance to be the one to hook up to the stuck vehicle. It surprises me that professional recovery companies actually make money when so many people want to do it for free.
It's the same here, until it looks a bit difficult. Then they stand back. Once they see you have it in hand, all of a sudden, everyone is in charge.
@@QatarSandManheh heh, ain’t that the truth brothuh! 😂 good job! He was damn lucky you helped him! ✌️
Professional would be hooked to the frame
Would be better off not spinning the wheels at all so they can just float on the sand better rather than drag the frame and axle through the sand. Nice work with the winches and community teamwork. Cheers from the USA
Thank you
Привет из Москвы.
В очень красивом месте он забуксовал
Most people in this world are good... remember this when our government's try to make it seem that we are that different
@@gregorymceaddy8884 I like that and I agree with you.
This is the coolest video I've seen yet in my 20 years on RUclips
Thank you
WOW IM AMAZED THAT WINCH PULLED THAT TRUCK OUT WOWZERS I WOULD NEVER HAVE GUESSED IT WOULD HAVE WROKED!! WELL DONE YALL
Awesome recovery. Its a steep dune and has a sudden fall to it. Municipal authorities have placed markers but inexperienced or unaware drivers just keep going straight ahead. This was the Qatari side, across the channel, you can see the Saudi side too. A beautiful sunrise spot for sure 😊
good job guys wish I could have been there to help, gets a bit dreary here in Ohio USA this time of year, I could use some sun and sand
Fr i live in Kentucky feel ya lol
You could visit the sand dunes in Indiana or Pismo Beach or Glamis both in California.
Why didn’t you use the shovel to clear the edge before pulling this thing over it with full force?
I thought that too, sadly not until afterwards.
@@QatarSandMan haha, ok. It’s different, when you are right in the situation, for sure. But I always use the shovel first thing. Sorry for the couch comment, should not have sounded offending. Have some great holidays!✌️
Would've moved the cruiser 45° to avoid high centering, not needing a second winch and not needing to dig. Easy to say this while sitting comfortably out of the moment though. Good on you for having the resources to get the job done!
You’ve never been to the dunes
dont overlook the tactic of letting air out of the stuck vehicle tires. Kudos to the pickup driver - he didnt bury it up to the axles when getting stuck. Also note the winching vehicle is well back from the slope before they start. well done. just stay back from the winch line under tension please.
The video seems to be bogus. Where is the disturbance in the sand where the truck drove over the edge? The sand is nice and smooth at that point just like the rest of the edge. If the truck had gone over the edge there would have been a flat, scraped off area where the under carriage drug the sand. Where are the tire tracks going down to the truck? No tire tracks either. And lastly...at that radical slope, gravity would most likely have pulled the truck down hill into the water.
@@bradoutboard8885it’s windy, can’t you hear the wind? It blows the sand smooth again pretty quickly.
@@bradoutboard8885 y comollego alli cres que lo puso una grua no entiendo
@@bradoutboard8885If it’s bogus, how did the truck get there? Did it just appear magically? Or put there with a crane? Wouldn’t it have been easier to fake by just driving it down there? If its anything like snow drifts in heavy winds, any tracks get wiped pretty quick. The truck was there long enough for the owner to have left and had to be called back before the recovery could be started.
It seems perfectly plausible that this could have happened. But I really do question why anyone would think to drive down that, but theres a lot of things people do that make no sense either so who knows?
@@bradoutboard8885You have brain worms.
A new Dodge being rescued by an old Toyota, nothing to see here! Ken from Qatar believed in me and lent me my first $5k to pursue the automotive industry at 21 years old. Nothing but love and respect.
Just another childish response about a new Ram pickup,
MY TOYOTA'S BETTER)))))
MY CHEVY TRUCKS BETTER))))))
MY FORD TRUCKS BETTER))))))
MY DODGE TRUCKS BETTER)))))
MY MY MY MY MY MY MY MY MY)))
THERE AIN'T NO STOCK! THE VEHICLE
GOING TO MAKE IT UP THAT HILL
ON ITS OWN!!!! .....
AND I'M SO TIRED OF HEARING ALL YOU WHINY BABIES SAYING MY TRUCK IS BETTER!
@@craigkerr9281 and another disgruntled patron off their meds interjecting themselves into what they can’t comprehend. Ultimately it is a new Dodge being pulled out be an old Toyota. Not saying it’s the truck, when it’s all driver error. Seems your just another butt hurt harasser that needs to keep his mental incompetence to himself. What vehicle will try to make it on its own? Takes a dud to put it there in the first place. Own a Dodge that is NOT Daimler but rather Fiat or should I say Stellanis. Next time I suggest you read the comment before jumping off to your own conclusions. Mental anguish is treated with big pharma. I think Ivermectin is having its toll on you. Reread did it was a statement but you made it so much more. How about if it was an old Toyota being rescued by a new Dodge, nothing to see here. See how that works! Cap-locked the entire comment? Stay capping…
This is what happens when novices get oversized v8 hemi!
Good job rescue team.
probably texting lol
give your winch a break now and then it was probably glowing! good job!
So glad you could help and you had two helpers. Nice help from everyone. thanks for sharing. We live in the Desert in Arizona USA and people do need help off the road here.
Thank you.
great job! I was struck by the incredible colors of the water. So beautiful.
Thank you
Never expected the winch to do as much, amazing! You are a blessing, great job!
Thank you!
I don't know how I landed on this video or even why I watched it all the way through? Curiosity got me when I saw the angle of that descent past the ridge and was thinking it was impossible with that one truck and a winch. This was seriously impressive and I was genuinely nervous toward the end wishing for success (but still nervous). Very cool what you guys do. Nice work.
Thank you
Great job guys! But if you pulled it at a 30 degree angle when at the top it would have pulled easier
Surprised it worked, you’re a good man.
Nice work! I wouldn’t have thought those angles would’ve worked out.
How ever owns this truck is very lucky. And ti have a snatch block as well. Very lucky.
What an incredibly beautiful place! You are very blessed to live & work in such an amazing landscape. Thank you for sharing your journey with us❤
I've heard that place can be miserably hot and humid.
That was super impressive! I thought no way!! But you got him out of there wow.
You earned my subscription today!
Thank you.
Boy , did that winch get a workout, I really hope that Dodge Driver offered some kind of reward for helping him out. Nicely done recovery, but probably should have had a towel or something on that winch line. Toyota to the rescue, love my 4runner
I,m sorry, but after watching the end of this video and hearing that they received some fish and a coffee, I couldn't believe it. I would hate to think if that dodge driver had called a tow truck , what would that have cost him. What a cheap prick. I know you don't do this to get something back. But at least that guy could have bought a new winch cable or something, crist,even a bottle of scotch.
Nice save, that looked about impossible to do.
Bet the owners are super grateful to you.
That’s a really strong bumper
Awesome Teamwork. ❤ Thanks for your video footage
"Scottie I need more power!" .... "I'm given ya all she's got!"
Cable spped ..
Scottie, I told you we should have gotten the PTO winch instead of the electric winch.
The Qatar Sand Man does it again 👏👏👏
Absolutely Beautiful Place. Great Channel.Cheers From Eugene, oregon.
Thank you,
can winches overheat? after you pulled it 1/4 way up with so much struggle I was worrying about maybe letting it cool down
Yes, they do overheat. I think some advanced Warn winches have a setting that will shut them down when they get too hot, though you can override that with a setting. I think this winch has a continuous duty cycle of around 2 minutes.
However, I just run it till it's too hot to touch. We have air temperatures of 50°C here in the summer, so it's pretty difficult not to exceed the equipment ratings. Basically, a winch is a consumable, I go through a winch every couple of years.
They should have let the tyres down a bit on the bakkie.
It never seises to amaze me that people are so stupid… I’m mean what and the hell were they thinking?!
They were trying to get a closer look
Nothing
Have any of you actually driven in the dunes. This can happen very easily. Look at the angle rescue truck is sitting, driver would be looking at mostly sky. Not to mention at a certain time of day the sun kind of blends the dunes together. Amber sunglasses or goggles helps alot .... I'm fortunate enough to have an off road machine and live close to dunes and I see stuff like this all the time
you obviously have never been in the dunes. im sure the truck didnt realize that was the last drop to the ocean
It looks like a beautiful day. The colors of the water really pop with the sand color. Dodge Ram truck. You would never see this with a camel, even if the rider was drunk.
How did this even happen- I know that they weren't going full speed because they would've veen in the sea. Or maybe they wanted to experiment or something, My final theory is that they are going around a speed where they were too late when they realized the cliff and ended up like that but idk.
No tire tracks to the edge at all in the start. Or at the start if the down hill. It was like they launched and landed on one spot before the water but no idea how not slid into it. There was no sand piled in the front down hill side of the tires either like it heald it in place. Very strange.
Before the point where the truck got high centered, you could have disconnected the snatch block from the rear of the truck and fed it under the truck all the way to a point on the very front of the frame. This would have allowed you to pull it up the rest of the way past the point of getting high centered without the need of a second winch/truck. The reason is because once the rear bumper was up in the air, you are pulling the truck down against the very sand that you’re trying to get past. By feeding the cable to the front of the truck, the cable gets lowered, it follows the terrain and angles down the slope to the front of the truck so it pulls the truck “UP” and back instead of “DOWN” and back. We tend to get stuck thinking that we have to pull from the nearest point of the vehicle, but in some instances, it makes sense to get connected to the other end, in this case, the front end.
Wow, Qatar looks amazing
That winch was impressive. Damn.
Great video. I'm glad you were successful in savings the vehicle. Keep creating those awesome videos. This video had me on the edge of my seat.
Thank you.
Lots of satisfacción when you help somebody
beautiful country! beautiful Toyota's!
that truck looks like its ten hours old, along with the friends of the driver.
Who cares why I love this video. Would love to visit Qatar very amazing people
I think it is really cool that our cousins over seas do the same fun stuff we do here in the US.
@18:30 Now they accidentally put it into forward instead of reverse....... Oops. (Big smile)..... Hey, I was wondering why the people did not dig out the top of the slope a bit, to ease the winch tension when the truck neared the top. Prohibited or environmentally unsound? Something else? I have had a tow much like this and we did that before starting.
OK, have now read down nearly 60 comments and found my answer. Experience counts for a lot and now you have that experience. Stay safe out there.
Great video. The guy knew what he was doing. Not a lot of people know that…
Nice rescue! Perhaps could have initial pull at ~~30 degrees, shovel sand to reduce acuity of the hump. I would have concerns about frame damage to the Ram with the straight over-the-hump pull. When the truck starts going over the hump, the heavier front end has a very long lever arm and stresses the frame severely. Greetings from the Great White North - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Buen contenido, saludos desde Ecuador. Manabi
Thank you
Nice! 💪💪💪 that was STEEP! Water looks beautiful. Just subscribed.
Thank you
@@QatarSandMan you’re welcome! 🫡
When you got money, but you cant buy brain.
O dicho de otra manera…. Ellos tienen mucho dinero y pueden comprar una casa , pero no un verdadero hogar….
El poder y el exceso de dinero…. Nunca suficiente van de la mano, psicópatas
Yeah because the only people who can afford a stock Ram are the super rich. Those things cost 100s of thousands lol
@@SurvivalSquirrel q tipo de inteligencia ?…. Los conocimientos se pueden adquirir
So fkn true
@ si, ni juego ni compito…. Yo no. ( no va conmigo)
شكرا لكم
وجميع الطيبين
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Did they let any air out of the tires….. have accessibility to a block for mechanical advantage….. shovel to dig out around the tires….?
I’ve seen stock land cruisers out SUV lifted jeeps with monster tires and all sorts of “off road vehicles”. Those things are billy goats. Straight beasts in off road environments
Because this is in Qatar ....and he's driving a Dodge .....he was tying to deep 6 it but it broke down
Thats one strong bumper! I was expecting the chrome bumper to rip off.
The bumper us fitted over the rear chassis member and has holes top and bottom. The soft shackle is attached directly to the chassis.
Very surprised bumper didn't rip off
There is a hole through the bumper that gives access to a tow point, directly through a chassis member, which sits inside the bumper. There was no load on the bumper.
Nice to be popular. Nice Bit of fish and coffee with the lads sounds great.
They should have dug out a ramp at the top!
Ram stuck on sand dune. Can we stop disaster? Who says we want to?
Great work! Triple winching might also be worth considering in such a situation.
two beautiful pearl white land cruisers with livery, awesome
and always a good day when the local sheik shows up
also my gta5 character looks like your cameraman
Awesome, never seen anything like that. Driver , from now on, look where you are going!
this seems to be like an impossible recovery gr8 job
It's definitely a Darwin award candidate!
The angle of the truck to the cruiser makes the winch pull the truck down into the sand not up on top of it. Positioning the cruiser with its nose hanging off more would have helped lift it up out of the sand more, no?
Nice recovery! Qatar looks like a great place to live….
Thank you, it gets some bad press, but generally it's good
To all those remarking about "WHY" would anyone put themselves in this situation.
It's more common than one may think.
When approaching a dune at a low angle, the other side, which is much steeper, is not visible until you are on the other side of the crest.
This spot is particularly treacherous as the land on the other side of the waterbody has a raised terrain, which is visible much before you reach the crest. This causes the driver to falsely assume that there is no waterbody on the otherside. Low lighting may further increase the risk as the water isn't visible until it's too late.
This spot has several instances of cars being stuck in this position. To prevent this reflective road markers have been positioned leading to crest. You can spot them in the video. However, this too doesn't suffice.
The desert is a deceptive place, even for those with experience.
I've seen several well experienced people do something seemingly stupid, until I was confronted with a similar situation.
The desert has no place for complacency.
Heading to the desert can be a humbling and learning experience provided one is up for it.
That recovery guy really knows what he is doing.
Floor mats under the tires work nicely!
What a great recovery....from new york
Thank you
Curious to know, how does the RAM come into this situation….?
What an amazing recovery
you will miss that LC when you go back to your country eventually.. i would love to ship mine back to Canada but ministry of transportation there will make it tough.., will enjoy it for now in Qatar
They really are great vehicles, my familys owned landcruisers for many many years here in australia. They are workhorses that with a little (oil filter and care) last generations. I wasnt a big fan until i had been through a few Fords, GMs and other euro trash, Now id never buy anything else. Toyota or lexus for me.
Giving it a little ingenuity goes along way
Once you had the truck at the top of the hill you should have run the winch cable under the truck to a front axel that way you wouldn't be pulling the truck into the sand as the back is upright also keep away from them cables well done.
Thank you. We don't use cables.
I just wonder how he got down there, I have owned some real off road vehicles , but even my old CJ 5 with lockers and real off road tires would not back up that hill
Young guy driving, slight incline approaching the edge of the dune, could only see and and sky, went straight over. Bit faster, would have landed on the front end and cartwheels, happens often here.
why ? thats all i want to know is why anyone would go down that sand bank why ?
I'm all about cars and trucks, off-roading, racing, etc - but for the LIFE OF ME WHAT THE heck was this person trying to accomplish?????!!!!! There's NO where to go, I'm just at a loss for words, there's ZERO possible routes, no crossings, no connecting roads, the only possible outcome for anyone with a brain is going straight down and getting stuck!......... congrats, mission accomplished!
Great work everyone!
Videos and photos always make it seem less steep
That was probably one hell of a ride just dropping off the top of that but I'm surprised the truck even stopped before it hit the water 😲🤘🤙
Can't help but think a pair of maxxtrax under the ram would've helped here, at least to pop it out of where it was stuck. Maybe I'm under thinking it...
Good job, everyone. That's a heck of a pull up
Super Teamwork 😃💯👍
9:17 Why is the dope in the truck not applying reverse throttle ?
Toyotas to the rescue, as always. It seemed that the Ram(if it was) didn't even have a LSD or diff lock on the rear as only one rear wheel was spinning when he applied power near the top.
Boy that is so cool you saved it! That would have sucked hard! What a gorgeous truck!
Love to see the vin number on the dodge Ram probably from Canada !🔥😮
Holy ravioli, that winch must be smokin hot !!! It's also weird to see Cruisers with no bull bar, driving lights, antennas, tail gates, side steps etc. !!! 😮
Because the one in this video is not a mall crawler. People in the USA install all that crap to look "cool' and to "show off", "look what I got"....
I’m curious what type of winch he has installed on his Land Cruiser
Superwinch Talon 12.5 SR
13:35 Isn’t the Cruiser V8 ? Sounds like V6.
This one is a V8, there are V6's around.
Where exactly is this located?.. it's beautiful.
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@@arsnotorious just about here : maps.app.goo.gl/v3P7bPr4rR9Dqt7G9
@@QatarSandMan thank you...😊
God bless you brother...
off roaders are always willing to help others who enjoy offroading
I love all these comments from guys suggesting how you could have done a better job! You were the guys on the spot. You did a great job. By the way, where are the Land Rovers?
Thank you.
There's a few current model Land Rovers around. They're very expensive here. They don't get involved in recoveries for some reason. I'm not sure the unibody construction would be up to it. There's a few series 3's they're treated as collectables, very rarely see them about. I used to have three series 3's when I lived in the UK, wish I still had them.
All in the shop
Don't ever winch with out something with weight over the cable in case it breaks
We never use cable. We use synthetic Rope. It doesn't stretch and has little mass, therefore stores very little energy. Have snapped a few.