+10°C The residents of rental apartments in Helsinki turn off the heating. Matt plants flowers. +5°C Matt sunbathes, if the sun is still above the horizon. +2°C Italian cars no longer start. 0°C Distilled water freezes. -1°C Breath becomes visible. Time to plan a Mediterranean holiday. Matt eats ice cream as usual and drinks his cold beer. -4°C Peanut wants to join Matt in bed. -10°C Time to plan an African holiday. Matt goes swimming. -12°C Too cold to snow. -15°C American cars no longer start. -18°C Homeowners in Helsinki turn on the heating. -20°C Breath becomes audible. -22°C French cars no longer start. Too cold for ice skating. -23°C Politicians begin to pity the homeless. -24°C German cars no longer start. -26°C You can cut building materials for igloos from your breath. -29°C Peanut wants under the pajamas. -30°C No proper car will start anymore. Matt curses, kicks the tires and starts his Corvair. -31°C Too cold to kiss, the lips freeze together. -35°C Time to plan a two-week hot bath. Matt shovels the snow off the roof. -39°C Mercury freezes. Too cold to think. Matt buttons up his top shirt button. -40°C The car wants to join Matt in bed. Matt puts on a sweater. -44°C Matt is considering closing the office window. -45°C Matt closes the bathroom window. -50°C The sea lions leave Greenland. Matt swaps his finger gloves for mittens. -70°C The polar bears leave the North Pole. At Matt's Offroad Recovery, a cross-country wheeling trip is organized. -75°C Santa Claus leaves the Arctic Circle. Matt pulls down the earflaps of his hat. -268°C Helium turns into liquid. -270°C Hell freezes over. -273.15°C Absolute zero. No movement of elementary particles. Matt admits: "Yes, it's a bit chilly, give me another popsicle!"
Not sure what American cars you are driving. I am from MN and I do not have starting problems with the Ford or Chevy till the equivalent of -28 c or -19 f. I see those temp and if my car was outside all night I question if it will start and that is only if I have an older battery that is on the edge of needing replacement.
I actually enjoyed watching the wrecker struggle a little in the snow. I live on an island 800 miles from Anchorage Alaska, and the way trucks are set up here are so much different than yours in the desert. I am retiring soon, and I plan to spend a few years exploring Nevada, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico (that's how I found your channel; researching desert setups). Anyway, It's fun to watch you dominate in areas where I'd be scared, and then watch you nervous in areas that are better than my drive to work. I suppose it's all about what a person has experience with. Thank you for the video.
Here in upstate NY we put chains on our trucks when 'offroading' due to snow and ice. I was laughing as these poor guys struggled to drive uphill while slipping due to no chains.
That gentleman asked me to pull that back on the road with my rzr, I giggled and my son told the to call you guys. We gave them a ride off the mountain. Happy you guys were able to help them 😉
Yeah, almost all of the snow recoveries could have been "put chains on", it's like they don't want to kill their business. Also, lots of learning stuff from Matt, but a mention of tire pressure would have been nice. Also, "Ten essentials" for snow should include a scraper/brush and snow shovel, and maybe some warm clothing.
Yup, chains. I was going to comment but figured I'd check to see if the comment section was full of chain comments. Chains would have made both of those rigs competent.
12:48 “Hopefully this looks good.” It does! That’s actually a really cool angle to film from, Matt. It is dynamic because the camera moves and sways with the varying tension on the winches. You should mount a camera there more often. Love the channel! Keep up the good work!
I was lucky to have a great father. One time asked; boy, you learned how to repair everything! My response, you forget dad - learned it from you. Parents sometimes miss small moments which have an important impact on a child's life, mine began 'helping' actually watching my father repair everything. What impressed me years later, while had the resources to pay someone to fix it - He did it anyway. His take away line ' Somehow, I learned more than I wanted to know' :)
It’s called being a man of god. This isn’t a religious channel. But I know Matt’s qualities comes from his relationship with god. If you like it. Try god 😊
In Kansas we keep these handy hand tools called "ice scrapers" in our vehicles. We use them to remove snow and ice from the vehicles glass!!! We also have another handy tool we use frequently in the winter called "coats" 😂🤣
This vid shows how hard it is to work in snow. You had plenty of winching power, but the wrecker kept sliding sideways along with the white Dodge. You reset and added the second winch. Made it look easy, I'm sure it took quite a while to get it sorted out. Things never look as steep as they are on video. Great job, as usual.
I think it’s about time you get those wipers working on that wrecker battery recovery even had me kind of nervous just watching the video. Good job guys.
12:51 I think it does look good! It's interesting to see how the wrecker moves from it's own perspective. Maybe you should chuck a couple 'Wrecker Cam's' on! Maybe a go-pro forward and rear? Or even a dashcam setup. It could record a ton of 'establishing shot' type stuff if it's a decent rez/stabilization, and it could be a fun view on things here and there. Just a suggestion for your arsenal!
I had forgotten that Matt just ignores the cold and works in short sleeves! If anyone has driven a Corvair in the rain or snow, you should instantly recognize the universal defogger method Matt used at 20:39, altho using a paper towel works better. Fun, entertaining video!
I wish Rhett would have thought about that and used it as an opportunity to praise his big brother for being an overcomer! Maybe he will... Time stands still for 'slow' and 'determined'. The most truly holy (in the spiritual sense) person I've ever seen was a paraplegic athlete boarding a small regional airliner. I was working as a ramp agent stationed at the bottom of the jetbridge by the aircraft cabin door. My task was to help this 'handicap pax' transfer to an aisle chair so she could be wheeled to her seat on the plane. I instantly became mesmerized when I looked up and made eye contact with her rolling down the jetbridge balanced on the two rear wheels. She was in full control of her descent-rate and steady as a train on a track-- even across the multiple ~3" drop-ramps at the joints of the telescoping bridge sections. (I've seen people trip and fall badly just stepping across these little section-joints on a steep jetbridge.) I managed to keep my composure enough to ask how I could best help her transfer from her wheelchair to the aisle chair. She replied, Just hold your aisle chair steady and then she proceeded to do the most effortless self-transfer! While loading her wheelchair into the aircraft baggage compartment so she could make the trip back up the jetbridge at her destination, I felt like just *her wheel chair* carried more dignity and respect than I did. Special thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 for making this experience possible. I'm proud to be an American with people like her.
Matt is a beast - I would be wearing a jacket. Two things come to mind, why don't you have a set of aggressive snow chains? These are designed for heavy offroad equiptment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains. The second, 'should of taken the Bombi' was accurate - thank god it was an early snow without frozen ground and ice, the recovery could of been challenging.
Scary recovery! A slippery, sliding, adventure it was! My doubts subsided when Matt and the family provided the WL off-road wrecker that could handle the weather in blizzard like conditions. There was no sweat as they passed the test in the snow and ice. There was no frost bite! You guys got-er-done and made it look like fun in the wintery wonderland! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
17:28: When the treads are full of snow, the traction you have depends entirely on the snow. All snow that has been driven over is well on its way to being ice. Nice work.
The camera sees in the snow better than the eye can see. I was driving in a blizzard in Iowa. I could only see one paint stripe ahead of me. My phone camera could see 4 or five paint stripes ahead. The storm didn't look bad through the camera. Glad you got out safe.
Northern Canada here. Snow is not so different from sand once your used to it. That truck is Awesome for snow!! Spend more time in the snow and I'd bet it'd be great! Great Video DC!!@
just a superb edition of MORR!! some tv execs should pay you guys $20 MILLION for this show!! but then they would probably want to add some fights within your family and with your workers and ruin the whole thing. Happy Holidays! Cheers!
Always fun watching your off road recovery adventures, Yukon Cornelius! Can't believe the genius owner of that Ram was driving that trail with such pedestrian tires ... just dumb. You need to add some hydraulic anchor blades to that awesome rig!
Matt is a beast in any weather. Living in South Florida I got frost bite just watching him work in short sleeves and wiping all that snow off of that hood with bare arms! WTF!
I spent a lot of time driving 4WD's on snowy 4WD trails in the Rockies. The early winter season and late spring driving was the most treacherous because snow and ice are the slickest right around freezing (32° F.) . Getting vehicles unstuck and out on trails like this is actually easier when the temperatures are really cold and the snow is less slick. If it was was -10° F. or colder, this rescue would have been much easier. Easier, but not fun for the guys out in the cold doing the work. I've done it at -30° F. and lower ambient temperatures--you spend a lot of time in the truck warming up.
I spent several years in the oil field from Wasatch to N. Colorado and all of Wyoming. The trucks all had skinny tall tires for getting through the muck. Coldest year was 1978 at -56 below and lots of snow. Our little Blazer would blast through gullies and washouts overflowing with snow, and would track right through it all so we could get to work and back.
I have owned a lot of 4x4's my entire life and it's the older ones that performed the best. Regardless of tires, these newer trucks all have some sort of emission controls and various sensors that can completely shut the truck down just when it is needed the most. It's no wonder they get stuck in a little bit of brush and hardly any snow. They can't even be expected to perform reliably in sand. Utah is very fortunate in not having these restrictions placed on off-road vehicles.
I watch Casey LaDelle's channel he does loads of snow recoveries in the Cascades and from what I've seen the colder the better. Melting snow is crazy horrible stuff to drive on
4:42. No... Rhett. From a 'former' Desert Rat...You ARE a Desert Rat! Be proud of where you're from. 👍💪 12:00 Maybe there should be gloves as part of the 'pack out' for each vehicle?...a few pairs. They could easily be added to the vehicle inventory checklist. Each vehicle DOES have an inventory checklist that's checked prior to a job, right?
The fact that your kids are referencing Elvis movies and Yukon Cornelius reconfirms everything I already thought I knew about you guys. You guys are great and it's been a long time since I looked forward to watching and keeping up with something, and I work in the industry. I torture my kids with all of the classics myself, it's sometimes tough work, but they come out of it smarter, stronger, and quite frankly more fun to be around. Long time listener, first time caller.
In the winter I keep a small one strap pack in my rig with a warm hat that covers my ears, 2 pairs of gloves and some hand warmers. There is also an emergency blanket, a candle, a lighter, a hunting knife and a bottle of water. Its not that much but I am certain I could live for 2 days with that in some pretty bad conditions. I love watching all of you but it would be a lie to say it doesn't worry me sometimes the places you go without ANY type of survival stuff. Here in the PNW people have died 10 feet from a paved road when things turned bad fast. If I can't keep my pack dry I put everything in a garbage bag then stuff it in the pack. I know if something went wrong we would never see video of it, and I want to keep seeing videos.
You should turn the windshield wipers on and use the defroster on the wrecker..................or............................ohhhhhhhhhhhhh nvrmnd............
I live in the Northeast. I now live up in the mountains of Maine. Driving in the snow is an acquired skill and not necessarily easy. Where I live, you have to drive in the snow. If you waited for there to be no snow, you'd never leave the house.
Did not know Jefe was your cousin. As for Rhett’s cold hands I find it helpful to keep the core of your body extra warm allowing the body to circulate more blood to the extremities (feet and hands). Keeping the arms and legs warm also helps so you can use your hands when you need the dexterity of the fingers. Thanks for sharing
Rhett has become an indispensable personality in your cast of characters. I’m predicting girls’ hearts are melting all over the world watching and listening to this lovable guy.
@mattsoffroad!!! My husband said it would be cool if you had something that dangled freely from the back of the wrecker or any vehicle doing a job just to show how steep it actually is for you guys. ❤
You need to get chains for that big yellow BEAST! My dad at home on the farm up in Soldiers Grove logged one time and the guy with the skidding had barn cleaner chain on the skidding. Oh man that thing would go anywhere and everywhere that thing was a beast!
Ever since I've started getting into mechanics I've been watching your channel, more and more. I love the suspense of off road recovery's and big mechs doing the harder jobs. Love the work, keep it up, hope to get some merch soon!
As a Canadian ... your lack of preparedness for snow/cold weather gives me a lot of anxiety ! I'm sending toques and gloves for the entire MORR team ....
Living in this desert has its perks. Snow within 45 minute’s drive. And the ability to walk out of snow before dinner if everything fails. Canada we love you.
He thinks he can out think hypothermia. Someday it’s going to catch up with him. What’s worse is he just might takeout a few with him. His widow won’t be the one suing him but his employee’s estates will.
Chain up....or if you keep your rig below 10mph so it doesn't sling the anti-freeze off the tires pour anti-freeze on the tires this will keep the snowpack out and increase traction... this method has saved me more times than I can count....in the Sierra Nevada mtns in Reno NV
Antifreeze on tires is a great idea, thought he should chains like this. what do you think? Designed for heavy offroad equiptment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains. While aggressive you can always hang off the back of the wrecker just in case.
Boy's trip - that's what makes a dads heart melt. Though - that troop of boys = Mama is a hero. Matt looked like X-mass with beard snow. More snow than in WI. ADHD message done. lol.
Has anyone in your family heard of gloves? They make a vast array of type and styles, if you don't need a lot of dexterity you can get the ones that are thicker and keep your hands warm, if you need a lot of dexterity they make them as well, just your hand get cold a little fast, but they still beat bare hand by far.
Agreed was thinking something similar to these > These are designed for heavy offroad equipment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains, Ive seen similar chains on log skidders used in forestry.
It's 20F 'n Matt is runn'n around in a short sleeve shirt..Rhett is all warm 'n toasty...he don't want 'ta get out, n vid...that was a nail biter of a return trip....'Ya need 'ta get some tire chains 'fer that beast Matt
I live in Northern New England, and it’s fun to see you guys struggling in the snow. This is just a Tuesday for us ;). To be fair, I’d probably be up to my frame in the sands in no time flat. I guess it’s all in what you know. lol. The wife & I are looking forward to coming out to do some wheelin’ in a couple years for a vacation. Seeing that truck, reminded me of the meme of a Ram truck that hit a pole and said “A little more Dodge, and a little less Ram”.
I travel from Salt Spring Island British Columbia to Loreto Baja Sur Mexico every winter. It is a pain in the butt but I pack two sets of v bar cam lock chains , bolt cutters , heavy duty chain repair tool,spare v bar crosslinks , master links and cold weather gear . It is a lot of weight and a pain in the butt but when you need it you need it. Once at my home in Baja it all gets unloaded and I rig up for dessert running . They are definitely two different worlds. Ironing up the wrecker would be like chaining up a grader . Let the boys do it and Matt can supervise. I am sure a tire chain manufacturer would happily comp him a set or two of chains in exchange for some freebee advertising if Matt is happy with their product. Tire chains would add a level of saftey for snow recoveries on extremely steep grades on the side of a mountain for little investment and training. To be fair chaining up is never fun but neither is wrecking your finely crafted rig because it slides over the side of the mountain and possibly injuring or killing one of your crew members over a preventable accident. Be safe and have fun . This is by far the best content on the internet. Matt , his family and team are first class folks.
I was first like „tf ya have strong winds over there!“… tbh it was always fun when I was working over there in the winter and seeing so much people flying of the streets.
I really appreciate the editing ( Yukon Cornelius, Elvis, and the cameos of the fam) Always nice to go over who all the players are, for new views and for those of us that need a little reminding of names and birth order.
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+10°C
The residents of rental apartments in Helsinki turn off the heating.
Matt plants flowers.
+5°C
Matt sunbathes, if the sun is still above the horizon.
+2°C
Italian cars no longer start.
0°C
Distilled water freezes.
-1°C
Breath becomes visible. Time to plan a Mediterranean holiday.
Matt eats ice cream as usual and drinks his cold beer.
-4°C
Peanut wants to join Matt in bed.
-10°C
Time to plan an African holiday.
Matt goes swimming.
-12°C
Too cold to snow.
-15°C
American cars no longer start.
-18°C
Homeowners in Helsinki turn on the heating.
-20°C
Breath becomes audible.
-22°C
French cars no longer start.
Too cold for ice skating.
-23°C
Politicians begin to pity the homeless.
-24°C
German cars no longer start.
-26°C
You can cut building materials for igloos from your breath.
-29°C
Peanut wants under the pajamas.
-30°C
No proper car will start anymore.
Matt curses, kicks the tires and starts his Corvair.
-31°C
Too cold to kiss, the lips freeze together.
-35°C
Time to plan a two-week hot bath.
Matt shovels the snow off the roof.
-39°C
Mercury freezes. Too cold to think.
Matt buttons up his top shirt button.
-40°C
The car wants to join Matt in bed.
Matt puts on a sweater.
-44°C
Matt is considering closing the office window.
-45°C
Matt closes the bathroom window.
-50°C
The sea lions leave Greenland.
Matt swaps his finger gloves for mittens.
-70°C
The polar bears leave the North Pole.
At Matt's Offroad Recovery, a cross-country wheeling trip is organized.
-75°C
Santa Claus leaves the Arctic Circle.
Matt pulls down the earflaps of his hat.
-268°C
Helium turns into liquid.
-270°C
Hell freezes over.
-273.15°C
Absolute zero. No movement of elementary particles.
Matt admits: "Yes, it's a bit chilly, give me another popsicle!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍
My friend Mark would leave his window open all winter in Cedar City. I think the faucet has to be left leaking so his pipes didn't freeze
Not sure what American cars you are driving. I am from MN and I do not have starting problems with the Ford or Chevy till the equivalent of -28 c or -19 f. I see those temp and if my car was outside all night I question if it will start and that is only if I have an older battery that is on the edge of needing replacement.
Matt wears his sweater year round while his kids have very little insulation built in.
@@feynthefallen you forgot when spitting becomes a dangerous projectile
I actually enjoyed watching the wrecker struggle a little in the snow. I live on an island 800 miles from Anchorage Alaska, and the way trucks are set up here are so much different than yours in the desert. I am retiring soon, and I plan to spend a few years exploring Nevada, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico (that's how I found your channel; researching desert setups). Anyway, It's fun to watch you dominate in areas where I'd be scared, and then watch you nervous in areas that are better than my drive to work. I suppose it's all about what a person has experience with. Thank you for the video.
I have lived in wasilla alaska since 1996 im almost thinking about buying property down south i am ready for warm weather
Here in upstate NY we put chains on our trucks when 'offroading' due to snow and ice. I was laughing as these poor guys struggled to drive uphill while slipping due to no chains.
@ a good set of chains DO cost about the same as one of their Yankum rope kits 🤷♂️ (which I have and love). Every truck here has chains as well.
That gentleman asked me to pull that back on the road with my rzr, I giggled and my son told the to call you guys. We gave them a ride off the mountain. Happy you guys were able to help them 😉
With a RZR? 😂 Naw.
How did he get that far off of the road in the first place?
You guys might want to stay out of Colorado
@ejchaves75 probably out wheeling
Custom set of chains will make the wrecker a great snowcat. In my humble opinion. Not in deep snow, but roads like this for sure.
I question if they know what chains can do sometimes, that dodge probably woulda drove out chained up
My thoughts as well 👍
Yeah, almost all of the snow recoveries could have been "put chains on", it's like they don't want to kill their business. Also, lots of learning stuff from Matt, but a mention of tire pressure would have been nice. Also, "Ten essentials" for snow should include a scraper/brush and snow shovel, and maybe some warm clothing.
Kept thinking chains myself.
Yup, chains. I was going to comment but figured I'd check to see if the comment section was full of chain comments. Chains would have made both of those rigs competent.
12:48 “Hopefully this looks good.” It does! That’s actually a really cool angle to film from, Matt. It is dynamic because the camera moves and sways with the varying tension on the winches. You should mount a camera there more often. Love the channel! Keep up the good work!
good idea
I agree, the winch cam on the wrecker is a legit angle.
Just Matt and his boys doing work. Love it.
Great to be laying in a warm cozy bed watching you guys working in the snow.
I had to turn up my electric blanket when it turned blizzard like conditions..
Rhett was awfully quick to answer with "Rudy"! Haha!
What other answer did he expect?😂
Kaulin asked--don't ask if you might not like the answer!!
That was awesome!! Brotherly love, right there. 😂😂❤
I was sure he was going to say Carter was his second coolest brother for a second there, haha.
Rudy, would definitely be a cool brother.
Matt’s 4 sons are so lucky to have a dad like him, truly blessed family, and their mom is extra special to.
Remember, there's no such thing as luck. If there was, we'd win the lottery every time we play it. 😎✌️
I believe Matt has 5 Sons. 3 at the home, Rudy and Donut Media
@@lanemimnaugh7486 Yup. Somebody born in Matt's family and somebody born in poverty and violence have the exact same amount of "luck".
I was lucky to have a great father. One time asked; boy, you learned how to repair everything! My response, you forget dad - learned it from you. Parents sometimes miss small moments which have an important impact on a child's life, mine began 'helping' actually watching my father repair everything. What impressed me years later, while had the resources to pay someone to fix it - He did it anyway. His take away line ' Somehow, I learned more than I wanted to know' :)
It’s called being a man of god. This isn’t a religious channel. But I know Matt’s qualities comes from his relationship with god. If you like it. Try god 😊
Kaulin and rhett in full snow gear and still freezing .....matt comfortable in his usual work cloths ......... EPIC
Canadian here... No bad weather just bad clothing.. Dress warmer get gloves...
"My hands are cold". That's a hint to wear gloves. ☺
Who does he think he is Matt?
@SSJIndy throw "common" sense out the window on this channel....derrrr
Hints are for kids. Grab a snickers. U r not the same when you’re cold.
Rhett is becoming my favorite morr personality. So genuine and a pretty cool kid.
Sorry, disagree. Mamas boy. Needs to toughen up a tad.
In Kansas we keep these handy hand tools called "ice scrapers" in our vehicles. We use them to remove snow and ice from the vehicles glass!!! We also have another handy tool we use frequently in the winter called "coats" 😂🤣
In Canada we have a couple of handy tools we call gloves. They help keep our hands warm.
This vid shows how hard it is to work in snow. You had plenty of winching power, but the wrecker kept sliding sideways along with the white Dodge. You reset and added the second winch. Made it look easy, I'm sure it took quite a while to get it sorted out. Things never look as steep as they are on video. Great job, as usual.
I think it’s about time you get those wipers working on that wrecker battery recovery even had me kind of nervous just watching the video. Good job guys.
What’s a wrecker battery recovery?
I bet they won't fix them at all! Or add a heater/ defroster.
Rhett deadpan delivery is increasingly funny.
he used to get on my nerves but I've grown to like him 😄
Rhett’s deadpan delivery has always been gold. It’s only getting better as he gets older.
He is really killing it! MORR Rhett.
Quickly becoming a MORR fan fave.
Rhett has been my long time favorite.
I’m so excited for more winter recoveries. They always make fantastic content.
12:51 I think it does look good! It's interesting to see how the wrecker moves from it's own perspective. Maybe you should chuck a couple 'Wrecker Cam's' on! Maybe a go-pro forward and rear?
Or even a dashcam setup. It could record a ton of 'establishing shot' type stuff if it's a decent rez/stabilization, and it could be a fun view on things here and there.
Just a suggestion for your arsenal!
I had forgotten that Matt just ignores the cold and works in short sleeves! If anyone has driven a Corvair in the rain or snow, you should instantly recognize the universal defogger method Matt used at 20:39, altho using a paper towel works better. Fun, entertaining video!
Kaulin probably feeling that leg in the cold. Unfortunately that problem will only get worse as he gets older
I wish Rhett would have thought about that and used it as an opportunity to praise his big brother for being an overcomer! Maybe he will...
Time stands still for 'slow' and 'determined'.
The most truly holy (in the spiritual sense) person I've ever seen was a paraplegic athlete boarding a small regional airliner. I was working as a ramp agent stationed at the bottom of the jetbridge by the aircraft cabin door. My task was to help this 'handicap pax' transfer to an aisle chair so she could be wheeled to her seat on the plane. I instantly became mesmerized when I looked up and made eye contact with her rolling down the jetbridge balanced on the two rear wheels. She was in full control of her descent-rate and steady as a train on a track-- even across the multiple ~3" drop-ramps at the joints of the telescoping bridge sections. (I've seen people trip and fall badly just stepping across these little section-joints on a steep jetbridge.) I managed to keep my composure enough to ask how I could best help her transfer from her wheelchair to the aisle chair. She replied, Just hold your aisle chair steady and then she proceeded to do the most effortless self-transfer! While loading her wheelchair into the aircraft baggage compartment so she could make the trip back up the jetbridge at her destination, I felt like just *her wheel chair* carried more dignity and respect than I did.
Special thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 for making this experience possible. I'm proud to be an American with people like her.
@@carycupka4081 That was a pretty cool story!
@@carycupka4081awesome story
@@carycupka4081 Naaa that is like for a Sister or girlfriend.
@@carycupka4081I hope one day this made up story gets enough of a following to get it's rightful place in the Bible with the rest of them
I just love this family.. such great examples of good humans
A true family
Very true..
I always tell people about activating their brown fat to keep warm. Matt is proof that it works.
Matt is a beast - I would be wearing a jacket. Two things come to mind, why don't you have a set of aggressive snow chains? These are designed for heavy offroad equiptment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains. The second, 'should of taken the Bombi' was accurate - thank god it was an early snow without frozen ground and ice, the recovery could of been challenging.
Scary recovery! A slippery, sliding, adventure it was! My doubts subsided when Matt and the family provided the WL off-road wrecker that could handle the weather in blizzard like conditions. There was no sweat as they passed the test in the snow and ice. There was no frost bite! You guys got-er-done and made it look like fun in the wintery wonderland! Catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊
The family dynamics are 👍 great. Brothers being brothers.. Always enjoy watching this channel.
😎👍
"Who's your coolest brother?" [instantly] "Rudy!" "Who's your second coolest brother?" "....ummm... I don't have one."
17:28: When the treads are full of snow, the traction you have depends entirely on the snow. All snow that has been driven over is well on its way to being ice. Nice work.
The camera sees in the snow better than the eye can see. I was driving in a blizzard in Iowa. I could only see one paint stripe ahead of me. My phone camera could see 4 or five paint stripes ahead. The storm didn't look bad through the camera. Glad you got out safe.
Or it means you need glasses.
@@GarrettKovalI can only see five feet in front of me. These new iPhones are amazing 😂
Northern Canada here. Snow is not so different from sand once your used to it. That truck is Awesome for snow!! Spend more time in the snow and I'd bet it'd be great!
Great Video
DC!!@
Cold snow, yes. Slimey snow, not so much...😉
just a superb edition of MORR!! some tv execs should pay you guys $20 MILLION for this show!! but then they would probably want to add some fights within your family and with your workers and ruin the whole thing. Happy Holidays! Cheers!
21:47 In the silence you can hear him think, "yup, that's true".
Rhett convinced me to buy a new winter coat. That one looks great!
Matt need to put some windshield wipers back on the wrecker. Also need to put the defroster back on for the windshield
Always fun watching your off road recovery adventures, Yukon Cornelius!
Can't believe the genius owner of that Ram was driving that trail with such pedestrian tires ... just dumb.
You need to add some hydraulic anchor blades to that awesome rig!
Matt is a beast in any weather. Living in South Florida I got frost bite just watching him work in short sleeves and wiping all that snow off of that hood with bare arms! WTF!
I spent a lot of time driving 4WD's on snowy 4WD trails in the Rockies. The early winter season and late spring driving was the most treacherous because snow and ice are the slickest right around freezing (32° F.) . Getting vehicles unstuck and out on trails like this is actually easier when the temperatures are really cold and the snow is less slick. If it was was -10° F. or colder, this rescue would have been much easier. Easier, but not fun for the guys out in the cold doing the work. I've done it at -30° F. and lower ambient temperatures--you spend a lot of time in the truck warming up.
Been there. Done that. I still think the 4x4's were more capable then. 🙂
@carlu-dovica it's a lot about the tires that are on them.
I spent several years in the oil field from Wasatch to N. Colorado and all of Wyoming. The trucks all had skinny tall tires for getting through the muck. Coldest year was 1978 at -56 below and lots of snow. Our little Blazer would blast through gullies and washouts overflowing with snow, and would track right through it all so we could get to work and back.
I have owned a lot of 4x4's my entire life and it's the older ones that performed the best. Regardless of tires, these newer trucks all have some sort of emission controls and various sensors that can completely shut the truck down just when it is needed the most. It's no wonder they get stuck in a little bit of brush and hardly any snow. They can't even be expected to perform reliably in sand. Utah is very fortunate in not having these restrictions placed on off-road vehicles.
I watch Casey LaDelle's channel he does loads of snow recoveries in the Cascades and from what I've seen the colder the better. Melting snow is crazy horrible stuff to drive on
21:44 … Rhett’s almost _immediate_ answer of *”Rudy”* sent me laughing hysterically, then the silence afterwards had me in shambles! 😂😂😂😮
I came here looking for this exact comment lol
I thought he would say Carter for the second one
4:42. No... Rhett. From a 'former' Desert Rat...You ARE a Desert Rat! Be proud of where you're from. 👍💪
12:00 Maybe there should be gloves as part of the 'pack out' for each vehicle?...a few pairs. They could easily be added to the vehicle inventory checklist. Each vehicle DOES have an inventory checklist that's checked prior to a job, right?
The Iceman Cometh! How on Earth do you handle cold like that? I'm shivering just watching you Matt! Good work All !
The fact that your kids are referencing Elvis movies and Yukon Cornelius reconfirms everything I already thought I knew about you guys. You guys are great and it's been a long time since I looked forward to watching and keeping up with something, and I work in the industry. I torture my kids with all of the classics myself, it's sometimes tough work, but they come out of it smarter, stronger, and quite frankly more fun to be around. Long time listener, first time caller.
Matt is tough! Short sleeve shirt in a snowstorm!
"He is a mammal. He can regulate his body temperature! " 😂😂😂
I remember there was a guy who got hit by lightning, and never needed to wear a coat again.
Wonder if Matt got zapped, lol...
The secret is to be active, of course you're going to be cold if you just sit.
Every time Matt touches hot metal, he stores that heat for cold days like this lol
@@aljosaskrabelj8412All humans are mammals.
In the winter I keep a small one strap pack in my rig with a warm hat that covers my ears, 2 pairs of gloves and some hand warmers. There is also an emergency blanket, a candle, a lighter, a hunting knife and a bottle of water. Its not that much but I am certain I could live for 2 days with that in some pretty bad conditions. I love watching all of you but it would be a lie to say it doesn't worry me sometimes the places you go without ANY type of survival stuff. Here in the PNW people have died 10 feet from a paved road when things turned bad fast. If I can't keep my pack dry I put everything in a garbage bag then stuff it in the pack. I know if something went wrong we would never see video of it, and I want to keep seeing videos.
You should turn the windshield wipers on and use the defroster on the wrecker..................or............................ohhhhhhhhhhhhh nvrmnd............
I Loveyou Ret. "You look like grandpa lifting your leg" 😂😂😂 Brothers let their Brother know straight up how it is. 😊
I live in the Northeast. I now live up in the mountains of Maine. Driving in the snow is an acquired skill and not necessarily easy.
Where I live, you have to drive in the snow. If you waited for there to be no snow, you'd never leave the house.
The snow fears the coolness of Matt.
And windshield wipers are only for FWD driving summer tourists
...and windshield wipers are just for FWD driving summer tourists who never get off the black top
Matt doesn't catch cold, cold catches Matt.
Did not know Jefe was your cousin. As for Rhett’s cold hands I find it helpful to keep the core of your body extra warm allowing the body to circulate more blood to the extremities (feet and hands). Keeping the arms and legs warm also helps so you can use your hands when you need the dexterity of the fingers. Thanks for sharing
Keeping head and feet warm is primary.
Some large log skidder chains would be cool on the wrecker.
My thought too.
It would look so fkn good 🤤🤤
I love how Matt is so patient and careful. Most people in that rig would just booney up the trail thinking they were invincible.
Another epic recovery in the books! ❄💪
Rhett's face when Kaulin says, "I'll sit here and drive," but he has to get out! Rhett got him back at the end though! 🤣
Rhett has become an indispensable personality in your cast of characters. I’m predicting girls’ hearts are melting all over the world watching and listening to this lovable guy.
Rhett is our favorite crew.
Rhett will be the best ,after watching dad and bros and gals….He is the total package.😊
Uhhh... Ain't gonna be just girls bruh 😂 A guy like him is sure to lure out every boy so inclined in the post code
Y’all some creeps fr talking about a minor
6:08 "Dodge... Let's Go Places"
🤣🤣
@@rhekman worst American vehicle made.
Dodge only makes cars and suv's.
It's a ram.
@@EfiLiveLB7 but it's still the worst American made vehicle...imho
@@EfiLiveLB7 Grab life by the horns.
@@waynemccuen8213No, Toyota trucks are now the worst!
This is like watching myself and friends when we were 17yr old... Great Job...
Sitting in IOWA watching my favorite and what do I see, A little Easter egg @14:39. IOWA SMOKEHOUSE ORIGINAL SNACK STICKS! Love it!!
It would be nice for you to have a Q& A with your boys video
Falling snow near the freezing point.. slippery as heck.. snow in the bitter cold.. quite grippy.
Kaulin and Rhett sure didn't inherit the "Nanook of the North" genes from their father. It must be that red beard that makes Matt so warm blooded!
@mattsoffroad!!! My husband said it would be cool if you had something that dangled freely from the back of the wrecker or any vehicle doing a job just to show how steep it actually is for you guys. ❤
Awesome lookin' wrecker ❤
Great build
LOL @ the ending and the "Coolest Brother" HAHAH!!!
If Rhett was my brother, he’d be walking in the snow with his snowboard
@@squiggyg.8415 He was probably ready for it with something like "You're my hottest brother", especially since he was trying to warm up
Brotherly love right there 😂😂
And virtually no pause before he answered - ahahaha
Rhett was the coolest at that moment :D literally
Good one on coolest brother and nice recovery 😊
That box clipped to your visor is a radio…. 😂
@@jondilly1974 LOL.....they only keep one on the wrecker....
You need to get chains for that big yellow BEAST! My dad at home on the farm up in Soldiers Grove logged one time and the guy with the skidding had barn cleaner chain on the skidding. Oh man that thing would go anywhere and everywhere that thing was a beast!
Ever since I've started getting into mechanics I've been watching your channel, more and more. I love the suspense of off road recovery's and big mechs doing the harder jobs. Love the work, keep it up, hope to get some merch soon!
18:02 LOL. Matt comes through again.
As a Canadian ... your lack of preparedness for snow/cold weather gives me a lot of anxiety ! I'm sending toques and gloves for the entire MORR team ....
Living in this desert has its perks. Snow within 45 minute’s drive. And the ability to walk out of snow before dinner if everything fails.
Canada we love you.
What the heck is a toque
Make sure they have maple leafs on them! :D
@@jonathanfreedom1st What you would call a ski hat or knitted cap.
He thinks he can out think hypothermia. Someday it’s going to catch up with him. What’s worse is he just might takeout a few with him. His widow won’t be the one suing him but his employee’s estates will.
Chain up....or if you keep your rig below 10mph so it doesn't sling the anti-freeze off the tires pour anti-freeze on the tires this will keep the snowpack out and increase traction... this method has saved me more times than I can count....in the Sierra Nevada mtns in Reno NV
Antifreeze on tires is a great idea, thought he should chains like this. what do you think? Designed for heavy offroad equiptment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains. While aggressive you can always hang off the back of the wrecker just in case.
Playing in the snow,my favorite time of the year 🔆😁. Great job team.
Boy's trip - that's what makes a dads heart melt. Though - that troop of boys = Mama is a hero. Matt looked like X-mass with beard snow. More snow than in WI. ADHD message done. lol.
Has anyone in your family heard of gloves? They make a vast array of type and styles, if you don't need a lot of dexterity you can get the ones that are thicker and keep your hands warm, if you need a lot of dexterity they make them as well, just your hand get cold a little fast, but they still beat bare hand by far.
Funny! I have a box of work/emergency stuff in my truck and in that are at least 4 pairs of gloves. Summer ones, winter ones, etc.
Never seen you guys so cold!!! 🥶
Got to love the brotherly love
Second Favorite Brother? Carter!
Cotton roping gloves!! Super handy warm and cheap!!
Videos like this is the reason why I love/follow Matt’s off road recovery. Job well done…
Matt never gets cold. He's like a 🦣 Woolly Morrmoth lol.
Yukon Cornelius! Perfect description… ❤
How does Matt and his boys remember all the names and songs that match up so well ?
Would be awesome to see y'all build monstrous tire chains for the offroad wrecker.
Agreed was thinking something similar to these > These are designed for heavy offroad equipment >Babac Single & Double Diamond Studded Heavy Equipment Tire Chains, Ive seen similar chains on log skidders used in forestry.
It's 20F 'n Matt is runn'n around in a short sleeve shirt..Rhett is all warm 'n toasty...he don't want 'ta get out, n vid...that was a nail biter of a return trip....'Ya need 'ta get some tire chains 'fer that beast Matt
13:00 honestly I think there should be a go pro/camera mount there, its a really nice angle to see winching from
Easy to weld up a set of offroad tire chains or modify a set of logging skidder chains to fit.
Imagine how much easier communication from vehicle to vehicle would be if there were some kind of wireless device to talk back and forth.
Matt has a radio in his wrecker. The second one might not have made it to the job.
i'm amazed about Matts the all season shirt...its warm enough in Winter and cool enough in Summer....;o)
I just had to turn the thermostat up watching this!! Not looking forwards to the temps ahead but I sure like a cloudy snowy day from my recliner! LOL
The ‘’proud dad’’ glance at the camera at 0:51 ❤
The correct tires for every situation makes a big difference.
I am watching from Serbia first snow episode and today is also first snow falling in my country.
The snow storm felt around the world.
Here in Western Canada as well...expecting 40 cm tomorrow!
I read that as Siberia. And i was very confused.
Zdravo Srbija! 👍
@@billykid.935 🤣🤣🤣 common mistake
Good morning everybody and Happy Friday!!
I live in Northern New England, and it’s fun to see you guys struggling in the snow. This is just a Tuesday for us ;). To be fair, I’d probably be up to my frame in the sands in no time flat. I guess it’s all in what you know. lol. The wife & I are looking forward to coming out to do some wheelin’ in a couple years for a vacation.
Seeing that truck, reminded me of the meme of a Ram truck that hit a pole and said “A little more Dodge, and a little less Ram”.
7:38 the wrecker looks ridiculously good! Nice job !
Norwegian proverb: There is no bad weather, only bad clothing. sounds better in Norwegian
17:09 y’all have radios why don’t you use them?? Makes things A LOT easier
Nope. No snowstorm lauched that truck off the mountain trail. Human did that. 😎
It was at 13:18 when I was reminded once again that Matt's a damn genius with too much experience for me question his methods/abilities.
I travel from Salt Spring Island British Columbia to Loreto Baja Sur Mexico every winter. It is a pain in the butt but I pack two sets of v bar cam lock chains , bolt cutters , heavy duty chain repair tool,spare v bar crosslinks , master links and cold weather gear . It is a lot of weight and a pain in the butt but when you need it you need it.
Once at my home in Baja it all gets unloaded and I rig up for dessert running . They are definitely two different worlds.
Ironing up the wrecker would be like chaining up a grader . Let the boys do it and Matt can supervise. I am sure a tire chain manufacturer would happily comp him a set or two of chains in exchange for some freebee advertising if Matt is happy with their product. Tire chains would add a level of saftey for snow recoveries on extremely steep grades on the side of a mountain for little investment and training.
To be fair chaining up is never fun but neither is wrecking your finely crafted rig because it slides over the side of the mountain and possibly injuring or killing one of your crew members over a preventable accident.
Be safe and have fun . This is by far the best content on the internet. Matt , his family and team are first class folks.
"Snow Storm Launches Ram Truck Off Mountain Trail". No, DRIVER launched Ram Truck off Mountain Trail.
I was first like „tf ya have strong winds over there!“… tbh it was always fun when I was working over there in the winter and seeing so much people flying of the streets.
But it’s 2024, it’s always someone/thing else’s fault. Been that way for 20 years 😂
@@andrewr2650most truthful comment ever😂😂😂😂
@@andrewr2650If you ever find I Dunt Know. Let me know. He’s responsible for everything that goes wrong round here.
How did it get so far down there ? I could see a few feet . What were they doing 60
So close @ #3. Love everyone in this channel
couple weeks ago, it was 100 degrees
That was awesome. I didn't think that Dodge was gonna make it out.
I really appreciate the editing ( Yukon Cornelius, Elvis, and the cameos of the fam) Always nice to go over who all the players are, for new views and for those of us that need a little reminding of names and birth order.