This Was A Terrible Idea! Why Did He Do This?
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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Ed would be a very interesting man to sit down to talk with. It sounds like he has had a very eventful life and I would luv to learn about his gold mine
I bet you would.
We need a video of Ed’s life in hie words. Please
He definitely has.
We need a ed's story time
@@bossmark5830 I said the same thing
Here’s a thought…. A small custom trailer painted the same colour as the nugget to trailer the Rokon around… local car shows with the Nugget and the Rokon plus the trailer all in a matching colour that would really look sweet 😎
I love that idea!
Good Ole Ed. I love how the crew treats Ed.
Fun times had by all.
-Dallas
It is always good to see Ed in the passenger seat, so glad he is treated so well!
I love this ! The girls are just one of the guys, and everyone is treated with respect! Ed will be king of the mountain when he gets his car and his motorcycle back!
@@sawyerbarnes7439 Try being a girl.. >.>
The image of Ed at midnight carrying a case of dynamite downhill with no lights and poor braking is just nuts🔥😂😂😂
I was thinking the same thing😆 not so sure i would be that comfortable carrying a box of dynamite like that🤣🤣 the stories Ed could tell🤣🤣
Fresh dynamite is safe
@@RealFifty yeah I'm glad I knew not to play with old dynamite, found some cleaning out my great grandpa's property and had to call the sheriff
@@timothygeiger8271 There needs to be a channel of Ed's stories. I have a feeling he was a mad man in his younger days. "Ed, tell us about the time you scared off the mountain lion..."
@@RealFifty still i wouldn't go taking it on a trail like that.
Seeing Ed talk about the Rokon was awesome. You can tell he has had lots of good (and crazy) memories with it
Yes, Ed really lit up talking about the Rokon
"It's like riding a buffalo."
he might be getting up there in years but holy hell was he just some 20 yr old gear head when he started going off on the details of that bike. cant wait to see the reaction to the nugget
@@flagmichael only guy in the shop that can say he road a buffalo carrying a box of dynamite LOL
And probably without it too! 😂
Ed is a national treasure. I can always count on this channel when I need to restore a bit of my faith in humanity.
Lizzy is so blessed with all of her mentors! With her attitude you can tell she deserves everyone that wants to teach her. Not to discount her Folks that made her the Gal that people would want to teach her in the first place!❤️😃
"it's like riding a buffalo"...
It's like Ed summarized my entire love life.
Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner for comment of the month. LOL
Well that escalated quickly
"have you been reading my diary???" lol
So funny 🤣🤣🤣🤘👍🇨🇦
I honestly don't know how you do it. You make the viewer feel like they're right there with you, doing all that fun stuff alongside you all. What a fun episode! THIS is why we love you all! MORE, PLEASE!😊
I agree. I enjoy my time with this crew very much.
I was just thinking the same! Part of it must be the funny candid moments and obviously, the great editing!
In this one, I had a giggle @ the end of the video. During those evening repairs after breaking on the trail, for 5 seconds it cut away to them all enjoying dinner together without anyone looking at camera 😆
Way to go Lizzie! You are the champion rock crawler! Great report from Ed, and now we are restoring his motor bike. The adventure never ends.
We have so many Ed's around us. So many older folks with amazing stories to share. Don't wait until they are gone to wonder what wisdom they had to share. Engage with them and listen to their stories while they are still around. Great video Matt. Ed is the best
I recently reconnected with some old buddies from back when we were in our teens and now we're in our 70s. Telling our stories in front of my grandkids, it took a while to get their jaws off the floor and their eyes back in their sockets. They may need therapy now, but grandpa just shot to the top of their cool scale.
Yes, one of our adventures involved dynamite.
you know Ed is 48 right??
Most of the old men where I’m from are either to busy yelling at us for not doing things the hard way or telling us we are lucky cause they went to and from school up hill in the snow, when it doesn’t snow down here 😂 the rest are in bed before most of us get off work.
Ed is a legend, God bless that man, and MORR for treating him so kind. He is blessed to have you guys in his life and vice versa.
I was going to say about the same thing. Ed is a legend. Dynamite on the back of his bike driving by torch light. Thats how they used to do it back in his youth. Today the kids play Xbox. Love that blue rock crawler man. Well done Lizzy.
Matt is so respectful of Ed. And Ed is reliving his younger years, telling his stories. Thank you Matt. The shop is old also......here is man..., and someone yelled....... FIRE!!!!!
Matt, That locker is known as the "Lincoln Locker"...Lincoln welder + welding rod = Lincoln locker.
He should pop for a hearing test for Ed with follow up hearing aids if necessary rather than stand 3 feet away and yell at him.
@@anotherdave5107 probably Ed's preference some people can't get use to hearing aids. I'm 1
@@xippzap - I took me quite a while to figure out you were talking about a "locker" made by welding the sides of the differential together.
@@jameswomack9019 Make sure you check out the newest hearing aids . They are getting better all the time . You MIGHT find something that works for you .
Please can we get a series of Ed's stories. So much life experience & knowledge needs to be shared so it's not lost. Part of the problem these days is not listening to the wisdom of the elders which can keep us from making some mistakes & teach us good values. That aside, he's sure got many interesting & entertaining stories to tell & he does seem to love sharing his adventures. Love how you all give Ed so much respect & honour. That Suburban really needs some upsized suspension & bigger rubber to climb them rocks.
Johnny is lucky to have such good friends to help with his rig! Ed’s bike is awesome! He needs to write an autobiography.. sounds like he has been some places!
Maybe have a 'Sit a while with Ed' weekly like Paul's story time. He can regale some of his antics. You're a good guy Matt for showing him respect and including him on your trips. Love it!
THIS. A feature embedded in one of the videos each week. Excellent idea.
Hearing Ed tell his stories is amazing. The stuff he’s done boggles the mind. More Ed stories if you can 😀
His stories sound like awesome adventures lol not many can say they've driven a rokan with Dynamite lol 😄
Can we all take a second to appreciate how badass the Buck Master is? 3/4 ton manual suburban. Super cool
The quiet during the ice cream eating at DQ snuck in there literally made me laugh out loud.
This channel is better than anything that was ever on Discovery Channel back in the day. No drama just nice people being awesome! Thanks!!
Getting the Rokon out got Ed to tell one of his stories. We have all been wanting this, now if you can get him to relive some more of his adventures it would be terrific.
Lizzie climbed the waterfall like a pro and then said it was ok. What is it going to take to get her adrenaline pumping?
A big shout out to Holie who trusted Lizzie with Mischief Maker
What's the time-stamp on Ed's story? Can't find it.
Hey what's up palmer Blessings for everyone 🙏
@@lucygray6162 about 3:00 in to the video
@@lucygray6162 Start at 3:00. Matt starts talking to the guys about restoring the Rokon then ED.
Can she go up the waterfall on a horse?
Lizzy demonstrates that your way of doing a task depends on how you are taught. There are always several ways to accomplish any job. Lizzy was trained to drive off-road on stuck vehicles of all types. This is clear if you watch every video with her in it. From the one where Matt introduces her to this one. That is why she approached Horseshoe Falls the way she did; super slow and utterly steady. Her way turned out to be the best. Lizzy did not realize that the driver's front wheel was off the ground because that was the case in a lot of the stuck vehicles she has driven. In the past videos. Lizzy is shown climbing into multiple types of vehicles that are at a frightening angle, and near their tipping point. So she has learned how to drive out of that position. Those "training" videos had a rope attached to provide the needed "traction". In this video the needed traction came from the vehicle itself.
Thank you!
@Tom Oakhill Yep, I was always impressed with the absolute trust that Lizzy shows in Matt in these recoveries. She shows no fear at all. And Matt has faith in her doing exactly what he asks her to do which gives great outcomes.
Wow you explained Lizzy great! 👏 I believed every word you said lol
@@johnme7049 it sounds like Matt's known her since she was a little kid, so she's grown up around him
@@Beandiptheredneck there are pictures on here of Matt holding Lizzy at a very young age, very young!
Ed is one of my favorite MORR team members. There’s ton of knowledge to be gain from older cats like him.
It's really great to see all the friendly collaborations with all the other channels.
A high tide lifts all boats!
I love the excitement and look on Ed's face when he tells his stories from his younger days. I could sit for hours just listening to his tales and adventures. He is an old soul with such a kind heart. As always, Thank you for the adventure and showing how genuinely positive, caring and loyal you all are to everyone.
Hell yeahh
I am amazed at the welding perfection Rudy does on everything he works on! He lays down one of the most consistently perfect looking beads! And he has followed in the footsteps of his dad on fabrication and recovery skills, you've done good Matt.
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His weld leave something to be desired, maybe in another 4 years they will be looking like stacks of dimes.
WAY TO GO LIZZIE--- I more proud of you every time I see you do something!!! GREAT JOB---and the rest of you did well.. Buckmaster just needs a lift and bigger wheels.
CRAZY COMPLIMENT "She crawled it than I would've ", dunno about that, but she did do beautifully composed.
And a Dana 60 front!
Lizzy rocks
@@robertquackenbush5547 AMEN- that young lady can do more- and do it PERFECTLY- at whatever her young age is than I have ever been able to do -- as for welding, dancing- all that stuff she's so good at!! ha. PROUD of her.. wish the country had more like her.
@@davidwayne9982 yes we do need more like her for sure
What a beautiful family, You guys are the American Dream. You know that right??? America needs this content right now. You know that right??? I will be driving down from Oregon in June and my hope is to meet you guys if possible. Thank you for all you do.
Watching ED talk about his Rokon, Priceless.. Props on Bikes and Beards.. Already dug your show, working to make Ed's day just shows class!
Everybody dreams of doing things that Ed has already accomplished. Dynamite!
All you gotta do is just go out and do it. Life is outside of the city. It's a lot easier than you think.
I frickin love Ed. He’s filled a void from my late great uncle who passed and I swear to everything you can swear to…. They would not only have been friends, but damn near twins. Dude makes me smile.
Lizzy and Mischief Maker, a perfect combo. Good job L. Ed is quite a guy with so many adventures in his life.!
Man, Ed is all there. Great to see. My maternal grandfather died when I was young. My great uncle was there, quiet I think because of WW2, but he passed when I was younger. And my paternal grandfather has some dementia, can talk with him and laugh but not have a concrete conversation like you probably could with Ed. Word to the wise, socialize with your elders, you’ll never regret it.
I can't imagine how adventurous Ed's life has been. I could listen to his stories all day. Please make a vid with a "Chat with Ed" segment, so we an hear some of his incredible stories. Rolling down a hill at night with a case of dynamite, indeed!
I can’t believe bikes and beards are getting involved. They’re great guys and they’ll do a mint job. Can’t wait to see it.
Loved seeing & hearing the joy in Ed reliving days gone by in relating stories about the Rokon. I wish I lived closer, I'd love to hear a lot more.
Hats off to Johnny for smooth driving a manual transmission in that land tank.
Today I learned that I want a manual Suburban.
@@qwikz28 my parents had a 91 suburban that was an absolute tank for many years until the tranny started slipping. wish we would have just stored it until now so i could restore it lol
For real
Honestly I thought that was the only way to go, but I am 75 and have drove more standards than automatic.
Didn't realize the old Burb was a manual until now. Johnny boy is hardcore. Haha. Good stuff MORR Crew
Joshua Bloomquist - Yea man, same here. That's cause Johnny is so damn smooth i honestly thought it was an auto.
Hey guys - we've been binge watching your videos over the last month. Totally NOT adventurers - but Love going along with you!! We appreciate your family friendly style, hard work, ingenuity, filming, editing, variety, humour, Lizzy, respect for each other....ALL GOOD!! (We live in mid-south British Columbia and holiday in a 1981 Dodge Ram camper.
Does Lizzie have a channel? It would be fun to meet her horses! She did an expert job driving Mischief Maker...it would be fun to see her in her element with her horses. Maybe we could even get to see the MORR team and Holly try to ride the horses, too, just for some good fun to see if they are as good in the saddle as they are in the driver's seat! :)
This was a real fun installment to watch! Ed is a legend, just imagine all the stories he can tell in one night…. Lizzy did an awesome job crawling up the mountain -> maybe next time with a horse? And Trevor, thanks for asking Rudy to elaborate a little! Great team and amazing spirit!
I don’t know what to say. Matt and crew with other RUclipsrs , everyone helping each other it’s awesome. If you watch all the other RUclips channels you get every ones perspective. It’s total entertainment. Ps. Lizzie needs her own build.
She's getting the Suzuki Sidekick that they used the drivetrain out of for Ed's Golden Nugget.
MM is such an amazing build you can see how much love and care holly put into it. and that blue is just amazing!
I am always amazed by the terrane your off-road vehicles can negotiate. Good luck with that Suburban - it definitely ain't no rock crawler! but it did pretty respectably as far as it got. Lizzy did a great job driving Mischief Maker. Your recovery truck project looks like a monster! You all have such a good time, it's a joy to watch you. The more Ed talks about his life, the more it sounds like quit an adventure!
Sounds like Ed has done a lot of crazy things in his life. I wish I could just listen to his stories. He tells them so well and with humor. Love Ed.
Great show I think the Suburban could use bigger tires and some lift.
I have never liked welding the differential to get positive traction. Something ALWAYS breaks when CV's are involved.
Contrary to what I used to think, U-joints are way tougher than CV`s
The fact a stock tire suburban went as far as it did is incredible.
You can get surprisingly far in a stock vehicle using a Zero Fornication Given driving style
Yes it surprised me also.
Online they say you can't put a locker on Chevy IFS now I know why.
@@ExploringCabinsandMines yeah I heard that on a colorado forum. Wanting a solid front axle now
A suburban has a surprisingly good break over angle. For a small house on wheels.
Great job on the upgrade and subsequent repair. Way to go Lizzy with Mischief Maker! Thanks for sharing everyone.
Go Lizzie is there anything you can't do.
Your a musician, a welder, a wheeler etc,etc.
Go girl.
Phil from OZ
Absolute joy to see Ed talk about days past and adventures had. You know . . . the digital age is letting so many of us see and share these kinds of recollections, and preserve them. Fifty years ago there was undoubtedly some guy with similar memories and they were just lost and forgotten. Now, not only can a million subscribers listen to this . . . but so can future generations. And as long as I'm here -- watching Lizzy (apparently) calmly steer Mischief Maker up the Falls was amazing. What a trouper!
I’m one of those old guys whom will take his memories to his grave.
Knowing she just told us her trust in horses is way way more … Not in those slippery rocks would her horse do that feat! Dangerous beyond even thinking about. Todays horses are urbanized pets as compared to actual trained and bred cow herding ranch hand critters. Of course I mean used to weapons fire as well as thunder so on.
I watched this video from 1941 where a guy talked about the Wild West he was born in 1843 it was crazy
I can't wait to see the heavy wrecker, gonna be sick!
It is so awsome the way you treat an the respect Matt an everyone shows Ed. Ed is awsome is awsome I really enjoy all of you.
Can you have Ed sit down an tell us about his adventures. That would be a great video also.
Great crew an family.
Thanks Matt for introducing me to Fab Rats, Trail mater , Robby Laton an now Casey ladels channels 🤘
Another great video! Frosted Flakes in the pocket, fixing/breaking/fixing stuff, a fun project for Ed's bike, and that smile on Lizzy's face as she crested the climb!
Holly is awesome. I always love her fun positive attitude!
It was great to hear Ed talking about his Rokon. Cool to hear his stories.
Just love watching Lizzy learn the ins and outs of trail driving.
Oh do ya. Rich girl doing rich girl stuff
I'm amazed yet not surprised that Lizzy handled that obstacle with ease. Such a talented young lady!
Didn't even spin a tire!!
So many personal stories come through these videos... and everyone of them as interesting as the one preceeding!
Lizzie is going to be a force to be reckoned with out on the trails (though I'm with her being much more comfortable on a horse!!)
Hollie's the bomb helping everyone thru the obstacles AND letting others have a go in Mischief Maker!
And for the rest of the MORR Crew, ya'll ROCK🤩🤩🤩
Awesome that Ed's little bike will get the love it deserves... that will be episodes to look forward to!!!
STAY FROSTY...Keep your head on a swivel.... ❤😍❤
I had a 1998 Burb for 12 years. 6" lift, 35's, 456 gears, no lockers. I loved that rig. My friends said it was like driving a couch! It was so comfy & we took it places some wouldn't dare with a Suburban. Fun Times!
Lol 3:01 on the white board behind Matt…Easter egg maybe of heavy wrecker design? Hmmm! I like it.
"I was riding down the hill with a box of dynamite...." Hahaha Times sure have changed. That was great 😄
Every body wants to be part of Matts off road recovery. What a great thing you all have going on here. Lizzy rocks!
Great Camera Man!! adds a lot of life to the videos .
More of Ed's story time, give him a whiskey and get him talking about the good ol' days ! Gotta love Ed !
Ed is something else. I'd love sit around and have a cup of coffee while hearing about adventures
You mean a pot or three, something tells me once he gets to telling his stories about gold mining that mountain for all those decades you're going to be there for a while. Would be awesome.
Good Job Lizzie. So happy for Ed. All these exciting things couldn’t happen to a more deserving person. Ed has such an awesome and exciting history. I bet his tales would make an interesting book.
Ed is so awesome. The stories he could tell...
Maybe you should create a segment from time to time - Story Time With Antique Ed.
Mischief needs some anti squeak fluid badly. That smile from Lizzy would brighten up a dark night on the other side of the moon.
Once the golden nugget is done and Ed gets his Rokon restored they should make him a small trailer to tow behind the nugget with the Rokon on it . A trailer that drops to the ground and drive on the Rokon then raise the trailer so he doesn’t have to mess with ramps
You guys are getting Ed all fixed up. Can't wait to see the Golden Nugget all done.
Yes really excited for the 'reveal'. Ed toolin' around in his own lil ride. ❤️
Shhh.... 😶.. Me too.. Gitr dun already..
@@sandymj3w633 Watch ol` Ed pick up some chicks with his new ride. bwahaha
Man! I haven't seen Ed talk so much in.... well, ever! Sounds like he had some good times and adventures on that Rokon. Great video!
Ed must have some really amazing stories. Hats off for Lizzy, some pretty awesome off-road skills.
1. im SO stoked to see this wrecker get built! 2. i love how "buck Masters" willing to risk his daily driver crawling everytime he visits! 3. Listening to Ed talk about cruising around with a box of dynamite on his bike made my day! As always LOVE the videos guys! --Maine
Cause he’s surrounded by good people
It's great to hear Ed's stories. He's done some crazy things. That when he did them weren't crazy. Lizzy is going to be a heck of a off-roader. She has great teachers and wants to learn. I enjoy your videos Thank You!
Hey Rudy, There is an old Oilfield story about a Roustabout crew that were out on a oilfield location. They were moving sone 12”x12”X12’ Timbers.. Heavy! It took two guys on each end to carry them. So they would double up on one. Except one guy that they called “ Tiny” he would pick up one by himself and put it up over his shoulder.. The foreman saw him and said; hey Tiny double up on that, so Tiny picked up two, one on each shoulder, he doubled up on them. So hey, “Double up on that Iron😳😳😳. This was another great video. Love those sliders
Way to go Lizzy.. .
Not the 1st time I've thought that blue Jeep is amazing, just a perfect build.
OMG, Ed with a case of dynamite in the dark holding a torch going down hill on his Rokon motorbike 😱 🧨🧨💥🛵
Like the true mad man he is😎
18:02 - Johnny Boy and Matt have the complete Aussie attitude about off road rig building: “How you gonna know what to fix if you don’t break it first?”
This is what real "trail tested" means.
Enjoyed the flames! I’ve also experienced those slight project interruptions, with rags, paper towels, jeans and shirts smoldering. But never had those moments caught on video. Nice to see I’m not the only one.
Nice Job on Johnny Boy's ride! Less Ruburban, more mountain goat! Ed's stories are amazing, he really lights up getting to tell them.
Called the broken front axle as soon as matt said "time for a front locker" lol. Gotta break it to find what needs upgrading
Watched MM version of this a few days ago and it's great to see this perspective. Ed getting so excited to tell his story is priceless. Well done
That squeaking blue jeep drives me crazy! I've seen and heard that thing in other videos, please help her get some grease fittings in those bushings!😂
There is no reason to pay for cable anymore. Thank you for the content and all the collaboration videos.. I've been working on the weekend's lately and I just got caught up with your channel tonight. Looks like Robby tricked us. Can't wait to see Ed's face, also I'm subscribed to Beards and Bikes. I love RUclips. P.S. My 6yr old daughter has watched every Matts video right along with me. We also have an xj and a Suburban. Best of both worlds. But my Suburban is a square body. Beast mode. Rudy is awesome.
Busy Dad
I love Ed's stories. He reminds me of my grandpa. I cant wait to see how the big wrecker turns out
I'm loving that Rokon and Ed telling us about his riding experiences. Bikes and Beards is a great channel, glad he's involved.
What a fine group of people! Y'all are so fun to watch!
Good to see the crew having fun and wheeling on the trails too!!
That Burb is a manual transmission. Sweet! Don’t see Burbs with a third peddle often.
As someone who has blown apart an IFS on a GMT400 good luck. The ride to that point is a blast.
Bypass the lift and go SAS.
I thought everyone knew you can't lock up a Chevy IFS lockers aren't even available for them.
Confidence is that feeling you have before you truly understand the situation you're in... LOL
The only Rokon I ever seen was in Northern California close to the Oregon border back in the late 60's, they guy popped a wheelie to get the fron up his dropped tailgate, then got off and it climbed the rest of the way into the back of his truck with him beside it guiding it. Rokon were invented by a guy that lived in Fair Oaks California. Oh, nice driving Lizzy!
Maybe deflate the Sub's tires some for better traction and the larger tires for clearance would help too. Then we have Lizzy showing us all how to just take our time and slowly but surely climb climb up with seemingly no effort. MischiefMaker makes her look like a pro. Excellent job girl!! Great video as well.
For a stock suburban, that's pretty impressive
Lizzy seems to realize that maximum traction occurs just before a tire breaks lose and starts spinning. Works the same way for braking also. Locking up brakes by sitting on the brake pedal actually makes the locked up wheel go faster rather than actually stopping a vehicle. That's how a bicycle or motorcycle back end swings around in an effort to try to catch the front wheel. Smart young lady.
You're right.👍🏻
The idea for ABS came from a old driving technique called Cadence Braking.
I still use the technique in my old non ABS Land Rover.
@John Hettish not sure she's thought about it in those terms, she's just taking it slow. Good visual from your explanation, tho thanks. 👌
Can you explain what you mean by " Locking up brakes by sitting on the brake pedal actually makes the locked up wheel go faster"
If the wheel is locked up how is it spinning at all? Obviously I understand that you will stop faster with strong braking that is slowing the wheels but not locking them up but I don't understand how a locked wheel would "go faster"
the Suburban definitely needed both lockers. could not believe he made it up that far before the axel gave out. At least he knew a reputable shop to fix that up. Well done Lizzie in MischiefMaker. Keep up the great videos MORR! You guys rock!
I honestly really like the suburban build. It’s odd but it’s cool how they keep upgrading it little by little.
You guys at MORR sure are good people, and it's great to see other channels reaching out to work with you guys on projects.
The content and quality of your videos are top-notch and entertaining.
Keep It up !
That is the best Ed story I’ve heard! Ed rocks!
35s are a game changer in suburbans. As long as you don’t go to big on lift and just do bare minimum of clearancing. I run a 1987 v10 suburban with the 4speed manual on 14bolt and dana44. Mechanical lockers front and rear.
Can’t wait to see Ms. Lizzy wheeling her little Suzuki! She’s gonna bring so much fun this this sport!