Massive Jeep Rollover and Recovery in Moab UT // Behind The Rocks
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2022
- Jeep rolls over 4 times at Gatekeeper on Behind the Rocks in Moab UT. All parties sustained no injuries. FPV drone footage captures the initial start of the roll but the pilot quickly landed to render aid if needed.
This driver was way out of his depth, plus the fact the spotter has a lot to answer for. His lack of experience demonstrated in this video, is indicative of that. With these two inexperienced guys, this was an easy predictable accident. Fortunately for both of them, they have survived to see another day.
well now he has a fully dedicated rock crawler, do not have to worry about scratches anymore..
Be great to hear the engine, tyres on rocks, people talking as opposed to all the music drowning everything out. It is a 4WD video, if I wanted to listen to music I would turn on the radio. Still, glad no one was hurt, and it sucks that happened but to be expected if you push the boundaries of your limits, but hey that's what getting out there is all about.
You can’t park there…
I've seen you comment several times that he was new to wheeling. Why didn't anyone stop him from driving up this rock wall, Someone should have intervened, y'all are lucky someone didn't die... the spotter or the driver. Be careful and speak up when you know someone shouldn't do something.
the film looked like 99 percent of ufo citings
Wow. That was a horrible roll over. The hand/arm out the driver window freaked me out. But I hate to pour salt on the wound of the driver, but that was a case of waaaay too excessive skinny pedal! I'm shocked the driver didn't get out of it with the clutch as soon as the front went up. Glad no one was injured! Hopefully a good learning lesson and sad for the Jeep. Safe wheeling.
3 minutes in, I can see that the person on camera wasted the opportunity to capture the rollover. Glad to hear nobody was hurt, but missed the drama. You either have good insurance or just money to burn on rebuilding.
Tip to this driver. keep your hands and arms INSIDE the jeep.
I've always been a firm believer that you should walk your way into wheeling, not running. I'm assuming the drivers skill set only by watching this clip. Lots of mistakes. Add low wheeling time, lockers, 4:1 case and bad spotting and you've got at minimum a wasted vehicle. I'm glad the guys ok..... My TJ is on 1 tons, 40s, stretched, blah blah blah and it took me 26 yrs of wheeling to get to that point. And I still hate certain lines. baby steps my friend, baby steps.
Probably should have called Moab Motorsports and had Rory come pick you up with Trail Mater.. Also I hope someone talked to the driver about keeping hands and arms inside the vehicle at all times. He is lucky to still have a left arm.
Never been to that spot, picture seldom do it justice in it looks rough. Glad Everyone is OK. Glad you videoed the recovery, looks like you know your way around a rig.
Glad everyone is safe. We did that trail a few weeks ago. That gatekeeper is pretty wild.
Dang man! Glad nobody is hurt! Thanks for sharing
Cool to see a 1980's Susuki doing his Job.....(Had 3 of them, very cool )
I’m glad to see that nobody was hurt! Others have commented on what was done wrong by both the driver and spotter so I have nothing to add there.
Two things which stuck out to me. Spotter and driver could discuss hand signals before the climb and spotter should be in a place where they are safe and driver can see them. Glad only thing hurt was the Jeep which can be fixed.
My second CJ7 was a rollover. Replaced the front clip. Repaired the door frames and put a new top on it. Drove it for several years after that.
You live you learn man! It sucks that it happened but I’m sure the whole process was fun in its own way regardless. I thought it was when I flipped mine, figuring out how to safely put her back on the trail.
The second my front end gets a little light, I'm either turning back or looking for a bypass. Good to see everyone safe. And these guys are certainly good sports about the whole thing!