Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2020
- So we got a call from a couple of ladies stuck on the sand dunes in their Jeep Wrangler.
They were out wheeling and slid off the trail and got stuck.
They mentioned that they'd be back and they'll call us again if they needed us.
Sure enough a couple weeks later and we were getting them out of another mess!
We think it's awesome that they're out wheeling and enjoying the sand dunes!
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She uses her jeep more than 90% of jeep owners. Gotta learn some how. At least they're having a good time
Agreed. But they should find a buddy to go with or join a jeep club until they get some miles under the belt.
@@l84cabo looking for one we feel safe in and not judged :)
@@jenniferbasalone9012 Rather sad that's a problem. Is it really that sexist in UT?
@@marvindebot3264 na its a normal girl thing we worry about. Could also be my own internal fight with the polarity of independence. I own an old BMW M5 and the club I am in is the greatest band of individuals you will ever meet. But I think I got lucky and it helped I knew 100% how to drive my car and what it can and cant do lol. Im new to this specific area so I just probably need to meet more people. Plus you know, corona.
@@jenniferbasalone9012 The older M5s are the good ones and one of the best drivers cars ever made. The M Series 3.5 litre straight six is one of the best engines ever made and with the right exhaust the sound is utterly glorious. I've had both a M635CSI and an E30 325i coupe in the past.
As for the getting to know what the Jeep can and can't do you look to be doing a reasonable job of learning what it can't do :-) The new tyres will make a huge difference but as I said just be careful on road at first, it will handle entirely differently.
"We've made better decisions" best quote by a customer LOL
I'm adding this to my vocabulary right now! Lmao
I can almost guarantee it wasn’t nearly the first time Matt has heard that and I CAN guarantee it won’t be the last.
@@colinrogers5419 hahaha.. free of charge.
Matt never criticizes anyone for their part in their predicament. Just there to help. Admirable.
He is truly amazing. The entire crew is like that. They spent time talking to us and they spotted us getting all the way out. If you notice, im following Matt out. They were true gentleman.
Whats more important is, her adventure buddy still adventures with her; even when they keep getting stuck 💛
We are champs
Life is an adventure, got to live it! Though @jennifer basalone says I have sand trauma, haha
@@lzz8852 I think its great! I have that one friend who is always on adventures with ke and we have been stuck numerous times. Snow, sand creek bed (you name it) those are some of the best memories
@@jenniferbasalone9012 is that you out there? It looked like y’all were having fun.
I just got back from the trails around Ouray, Silverton and Telluride, good times!
@@ElmoUnk1953 it is!
Can someone tell me why these are just so dang enjoyable?!?! It's just some people pulling people out of the sand... and I can't get enough of it.
Same, I found these a few weeks ago and I've been binging.
I just found them myself. Watch probably 20 videos back to back. They seem like some decent people. Seem like people I would be friends with I lives in tht area
Everybody loves a train wreck
@@devilshaircut9 Explains my taste in women.
Gotta agree Arnell! And they do seem like decent folks. Also, whoever it is that is doing the editing, is doing a great job with angles, drone footage, back ground music, etc...
Hey... at least they are out using the jeep, Instead of staying in a mall parking lot. Thats how you learn.
Looks like those ladies were having fun, that's the most important thing.
They just need something they can hook that winch onto when there aren't any trees around
Agreed....Most Jeeps don't get off the asphalt!
I want thinking land anchor and that winch would get them out of most of their ills.
Chris D one thing to use and learn.....But don’t do that by yourself.....You need another vehicle buddy....Always travel in twos....first rule of off reading.....
I love watching Matt set up to hook up his extraction equipment. It’s like watching a pro golfer approach and visualize his shot. He keeps looking at the tow from different angles until he can visualize his shot. Then he lines up and boom! Perfect extraction every time!
I really admire their professionalism and the fact that they not once made fun of the ladies for getting stuck twice.
you dont make fun of paying clients!
They got stuck many times, we only saw the times they needed help. Seems like they're out there enjoying the landscape on the regular.
Sounds like they learned some stuff on the first call and tried applying it. A few more calls and they'll be done paying tuition. Not bad. Education always has a cost. 😄
School of hard knocks that you can't drop out of. My sister would drive a stick-shift and on hills, hold the car still using the clutch. She learned in five minutes - for only $400 (at the time) not to do that. If you went to a university, they'd charge you $2,000.
ninemilliondollars 🤣 that’s great.. I don’t even like dragging out my take off on the clutch 🤦🏻♂️ but I guess you gotta learn somehow
Some people are just faster/slower learners than others.
Word to the wise. Dump the stock tires. Install a LT tire a few sizes wider than factory and learn how to air them down. The lower the ground contact pressure the better on sand.
I had a 90 4Runner with 315/65-17's on it that was almost unstoppable on east coast beach sand. All of the state parks prior to allowing you on the beach require an equipment check. for a spare tire, tire gauge, two chains or snatch straps, a shovel, high lift jack and a piece or two of carpet. No equipment, no beach dune access.
🤔 The lesson to learn here is turn your car into a yellow banana. Along with some COMMON SENSE and you should be good.👍🏼
@@gungadinn She will, she just seems like the type that has to get there on her own. Respect!
I gotta give it to those young ladies. They definitely get that Jeep out there which is more than I can say for all those mall crawlers😂👍🏽
Mall crawlers! Nice one!
Lol definitely, and maybe they should invest in a winch or something
@@jckdnls9292 they had a winch in the first video. nothing to winch to though. winches don't solve everything. its always better to be accompanied by another vehicle incase one gets stuck. now if the 2 get stuck...thats another story
@@jckdnls9292 they have a wench, what they need is 1 open eyes 2 pre walk 3 known the limits of vehicle and driver. 4 if In doubt stay on the beaten path.
sarbarca2 a ground anchor is what they need
If you've never been stuck, you haven't been anywhere.
True that. I've had to walk miles for cell service so many times lol. I've called friends to come get us and ive been called. I love it.
I have a rule to never to wheel alone. There are a few times I'd have been FUBAR without another vehicle there.
@@kennethschoen7796 I just been there. No cell service, walked for hours, it rained, friends came, by the time we're all done we got home by 4am.
right? Been there, done that
Very true. I wish my friends would learn how to not get stuck though. I've had to pull my friends out at least 20 times in the past year with my 09 jkur (gotta love the e-lockers). The only times I've gotten stuck so far was from bottoming out on my diffs while crossing water holes. Fortunately, my winch was able to get me out. I don't think I'd make it long out in those dunes though.
I love how Ed is always right there doing everything he can to help but we all know that he is just there for his rugged good looks and uplifting personality.
Everyone can sound off in the RUclips comments about what they should've done different, but I think it's cool they're actually out enjoying their Jeep.
And they seem to be learning. No kayaks in their second rescue. 🥳
Kyle Metz Excellent Comment!
@@badm0t0rf1ng3r You can hear one of them said they did that during the second rescue
Living and learning
Most of the comments (I'm seeing) seem very supportive of them being out there and adventurous enough to get stuck in the first place.
"You'll need a pretty big rig to pull us out we are really stuck"
*Matt shows up in the little banana*
Of course, as Ed said, the road is too rough for the big rigs.
which is a big rig...
Don't doubt the banana.
Get rid of those streets tires and get a little more off-road smarts and those girls will never get stuck again. Good on them for using that Jeep properly.
On it!
“These jumping cactus they’ll get you” 😂😂
Credit to the ladies for actually being out there doing some off-roading to get stuck instead of just riding to Costco and back. Getting stuck is part of the game. That’s how you learn like another poster said.
My jeep is no mall crawler for sure. Thats what i use the M5 for lol
Matt has got to pay the bills somehow - we hope more chicks that don't know how to drive like these repeat customers get a chance to come out
When most "learn", they just get stuck in worse places. Even if they have their own recovery gear
I would agree but I mean it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know you cant take what looks like a stock/lightly modded wrangler through deep sand and back country take it on some nice solid dry dirt trails or packed sandstone sure but deep sand or mud or snow and your fucked you at the minimum need what Matt has locking hubs and differentials at least a 3 inch lift and wider taller tires for more traction from there you can just mess with the power to determine how fast and dangerous you wanna ride the trail LOL
That jeep had a winch, make a stop and buy a ground anchor and a couple shovels. Slow but effective.
I’ve never seen dogs happier than Max & Lady running free together.
Love the about-face Lady does, half-way up the rock!
Dad you forgot our bowl
Was a little disappointed at first when he introduced them as "The Dogs". That's Max and Lady, not just "the dogs". But then he gave them their own water so he redeemed himself somewhat.
Those dogs live a better life than I do some days.
You and Paul get into more places than most people won't even try. This is what makes it worth watching.
And that’s why you always wheel with at least two rigs. They had everything they needed on what seems like a well sorted out Jeep. Lower the tire pressure and bring a friend to anchor the winch.
Spot on. Don’t wheel alone. You don’t always have cell phone coverage.
I wish I could find someone .......
Sand anchors work great if your solo
@@jc_from_tx9229 If my solo? My solo what?
@@sw6188 Offroading solo as only 1 vehicle, if your stuck in sand you either need another vehicle to pull you out or you can use a sand anchor with your winch and get yourself out self recovery.
Matt, I went off roading for my first time this week and got stuck but with the tips I've gotten from your videos I was able to get myself out. Thank you so much
I second that. We're heading west next week, just got my new quick deflaters and portable air compressor. I would never have thought to buy them if not for Matt's Off Road Recovery. I don't intend to get stuck, but I'm more ready than I otherwise would be.
@@FlatFifties Do you have a winch and or traction boards?
@@consaka1 No, just a stock 4Runner SR5, and hopefully enough sense to not go too far.
@@FlatFifties still, if I was you, I'd get one or the other. Lacking that try to throw some scrap pieces of 2x6 or so in the back with a good Jack. You can do quite a bit with 8-9 or more pieces of scrap wood if you get stuck. If all else fails use the wood for a base for the jack and Jack the car up and build a ramp with the rest of the wood. I still carry a little wood even though I also carry traction boards.
@@FlatFifties you can make cheap traction boards that fold. Buy some plastic milk crates and cut them so you have 5 equal squares (4 sides and bottom) then simply zip tie them in a row. They will work once or twice.
Props to those ladies for actually taking their Jeep off road! If you're not getting stuck occasionally, you're not trying, in a Jeep or in life.
OM617YOTA I like your positive attitude. They are definitely out enjoying life.
I couldnt agree more.
A lot of people would get stuck once and be too afraid to venture off-road again. Props to them for learning new techniques and venturing back out!
Nice work! I gotta say I feared the comments and I’m happy my fears were unfounded and they are all very encouraging and realizing that these folks are doing more off-road driving than the vast vast majority and using their vehicle as intended, and trying to get better at doing it applying the things they learned from Matt. I’m guessing a tire upgrade is in the future if they come back. And it’s true that experience in rock crawling does not translate to sand (or mud), it’s a totally different ball game.
I go every chance I can. I'm local. New tires are definitely on order.
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Did they remember to get their Loyalty Card punched so their 6th rescue is free?
I was thinking the same thing...maybe after the 10th rescue, you could give them lessons on winch operation.
Jrhnhemp what do you hook your winch to out there? Was just wondering that my self.
An N A Deadman Ground Anchor is really a must if your out by yourself in the sand and don’t have any mature trees to hook onto. A bit pricey but so is two rescues.
Laurie Berg great advice
@@shadmorris Can also bury your spare tire and use that as a ground anchor.
Maxtraks / cheap ebay traction boards are easier though.
Matt on phone: "Ed we have a call out tonight for a vehicle stuck"
Ed: "Past my bedtime. Goodnight"
Nah! Ed was with a lady friend🥰
@@IronmanV5 yeah that. bwahaha
@@IronmanV5 yeahhh "past bed time" lol with lady friend
Yeah but Ed, At least it wont be so hot this time.
The turning the light off as a cut out to the video. Perfect. 10/10 would watch every video to that point
Those dang jumping cactus are more aggressive than any rattler I've been around in the desert. Plus, a snake will eventually let go of you.
Its a mirage, a jeep stuck in desert with kayaks on roof, Lol
What happened to those kayaks
They could have used them as traction boards.
theres a big lake at sand hallow. When its 115, you drive down and dive in for awhile.
Please don't mention that chicks were driving, that is just sexist
You know, these lady's are out having fun. They have a very capable rig. With the toys. If they take some classes or learn how to use the winch and land anchors they would be just fine.
I think the fact they are out exploring and having fun, is awesome.
Yes...i don't quite understand why they didn't bury their spare tire and winch out. I guess that's just not common sense to some/most people. Have to assume they had a shovel on board.
LOL. MY exact thoughts as well. Good for them!
Equip the rig with the proper tires for the terrain and it would be a far more capable rig.
wider tires aired down would have changed the vehicles entire dynamics .. probably wouldn't have needed Matt at that point though, and we wouldn't have this fun video to watch..
@@ejchalabala7704 Any idea how much effort it takes to bury a spare tire deep enough to do any good? Winder is a MUCH better option. Probably take less time too.
I can't stop watching these videos , their is something so satisfying about watching people , helping
stuck people, get unstuck with 4x4s , horse power & horse sense.
Those ladies are cool. They have a nice rig also. Lucky they have you, and are learning . Maybe someday they can pay it forward to another stuck 4x4.
The wrangler just needs a couple more upgrades and those ladies will be unstoppable
Yeah driver mods help a little
And airing down the tires in sand
Best upgrades is experience, going forward in the learning curve. Wtih a Subaru can be done harder things than that black Jeep in this video, but it`s great to learn and have fun.
Yeah, NEW riders. It's not the vehicle's fault....
@@michaelrasmussen426 not whit those tires.need small rims whit big o tires
These ladies like adventure! At least they have a fall back plan when they get stuck and we all get a new video. Lol.
Hi Matt!! If you keep rolling the front tire in the sand leave the front at 20 or so and air down the back to what you'd like 15 or so. Helps keep the bead and most of the traction is in the rear 🤘 hope it helps
Awesome work! out there having fun. 90% of jeeps never see the dirt!
“If you didn’t chase rabbits you wouldn’t be so hot” 😂😂😂
Best line of the video!
That was me when I was young😂
Maxxer was having himself some fun. On that first steep rock it looked like 4 Paw Drive wasn't going to work for Lady. But she nailed it and made it up in style.
Thats not optional tho.
you see, Matt can be critical. He critized his dogs chasing rabbits in the heat.
They just think it sooooo worth it, they really don't care.
"I think I spent fifteen minutes backing a trailer up 15 ft here once."
I can relate.
25 minutes
Love these guys...Matt keep up the good videos....I'll never stop watching...me and my 11 year old son can't get enough of your videos
Nice to see they are out there trying and learning. Although this way can get expensive. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you.
So we got a call for a guy whose intro got stuck...
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😂😂😂
Just couldn't say there was a Jeep stuck
Ed is not only an excellent weatherman but he is psychic too, "we'll get the job done"!! :) Of course with your skills it is an easy prediction.
Ed has seen a few things
Ed knows knowledge.
@@kurtwerner4258 He has seen a few things...about 234,098 cartons of cigarettes....!!
20 inch rims street tires no lockers soft powder sand few places to winch off equals stuck every time thank goodness Matt and the crew are always available
Randy is a serious off road machine in and of himself. And a gentleman telling his wife to stay in the car while he ran along side through the brush to get the shot.
Good for them. If you're not getting stuck, you're not learning! Decent, polite recovery crew, and it's all good! Everyone needs to start somewhere! 18 months from now, they'll be tanned and dirty, giving Matt and The Boys the big "Hang Loose" sign as they go ripping through the dirt!!
One only hopes. We are going on a few guided tours next month so we can go on rated 6+ trails without dying.
Even with getting stuck.. twice..
It still looks like they are having fun and enjoying the Jeep.
I think it is awesome the young ladies are out there playing in the sand. You got the jeep take it out and play, awesome job ladies. Now just find a friend to go with you and when one gets stuck you can use that winch to get out. Be safe, have fun.
I just love Matt’s affection for Ed, you can tell he’s a genuine person.
Matt's jeep is like a bush plane...just needs a little take off room.
Get some helium in those tires
Ed's weather report, drone shots, Matt solving extraction problems! What a great way to start my Sunday!
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Matt's face expression says this is gonna be a challenge. Customer is thinking, no way he can get me out. One easy pull and it pops right out. Pure Brilliance!!
Those girls kick ass! Looks like they were having fun!
Thanks! we were, even being stuck. No one noticed what a bad ass Lenora is that they yanked that big ass cactus chunk out of her leg
@@jenniferbasalone9012 Too bad there wasn't video of you pulling the individual cactus spines out of your hand. Hardcore.
@@lzz8852 I needed Matts surgery services.
The fact that these girls are out there and even getting stuck is awesome. Nothing beats experience and learning! Props for exploring and trying.
@Specops Tow It was broken but cool bro. Not that I had anything to anchor to
@@jenniferbasalone9012 If you guys just drive a Wrangler to rip around Sand Hollow where help is easily accessible that's cool. If you have ambitions of exploring other locations out West it would really be beneficial to take a step back and start mastering the basics (I don't mean this in a condescending way at all). This would open up practically endless opprotunities for offroading. Everyone started somewhere and you've started with a capable enough vehicle that it's easy to suddenly find yourself in way over your head. I just suggest getting your tires and then mastering your rig AS IS before dipping into your wallet for more mechanical aides. You will end up a much better offroader in the long run and using critical thinking skills rather than simply relying technology generates a lot more satisfaction.
JMHO.
@@hippiebits2071 I 100% agree. I replace stuff as it breaks or as it limits me. Sand Hollow has some very technical 7+ rated rock crawling trails that we just cant do right now. Not that I dont try lol but I know why I need to do some things and what I need the jeep to be better att. Right now I spend all my time getting familiar with the limitations of the vehicle. We do lots of trails in the sierras (Im from that area) and trails here but Sand Hollow offers me the most challenges. All the other trips we have planned will be trail guided. We also work with Dixie 4x4 here in st. georege/moab who are amazing. They do lots of trail runs and courses. I work with them by telling them what I did, what happened, how I got limted and they offer advice on whether its driving or equipment. At this point, I feel ready to take advantage and feel limited by not having larger tires (they are off road tires just 30s) and lockers. So I am putting on Air Lockers and bigger tires this month. Ive broken the rear plastic drive line so I replaced that witt a steel one and replacing the cvs with ball joints for smoother turns in 4H/L. I am also finally replacing my back bumper as its been nearly torn off and has some major dents now. I want to understand every part, why I need it replaced, why Im limited by the stock version. So the new Axels Dann44 with air lockers will really help now and I can do more challenging stuff. Its been super fun. Being stuck and breaking crap has been a right of passage for me. So sure, I got stuck, sure I didnt realize I could go to 15PSI not just reduce by 15PSI, but hey.. I know now how the jeep feels after the lessons learned. I run circles around those razrs out here now lol
@@jenniferbasalone9012 sounds like you are definately on the right track...enjoy life to the fullest while you have the opportunity much better than waiting for a "wake up call" to do so!
@@jenniferbasalone9012 thats how I did it on my first one. Lol half tearing of my rear bumper in the Sierra made it super easy to pop it off and upgrade. In a gladiator now and getting her stuck in the snow (and making new friends to get me out). The good thing is jeepers like talking to other jeepers. The stock tires just can't deal with deep stuff.
It’s always great when Ed comes along
Those dogs are so happy to go running. They are an asset to the videos, well along with Ed. But seriously the big banana to the rescue. It just wouldn't be the same with out it. Keep up the good videos.
I just want you to know how much I like Ed and his attitude and his wisdom. He just seems so positive and so calm and that helps in any situation. I have so much respect for your skills and hard work. It just shows in every job you help someone. I know you guys get paid, but many people get paid and never actually help people. I also love to see the dogs out having fun and getting some exercise. God bless your familys and you.
This is a world class top notch business. I dont care which car of mine it is or what problem it is, im calling Matt. Not only after the first recovery did they help us and give us tips, they also spotted us down the rocks till we got out.
She's fun!
If you don't get stuck, you aren't trying.
I agree!
I see Matt post a video. I press play.
Thumbs up too. 🙂
Hands-down, my favorite part of having this glimpse into Winder Towing, et all (PS: thanks a lot, now I'm addicted to it ;-), is Matt and Ed's relationship. There is such a close connection, full of mutual respect and humor and caring and warmth - it's a beautiful thing to see :)
Ed is always ready with weather for us!! Ed is awesome!
Glad these ladies are getting their Jeep out there and pushing the limits..
We need a compilation video where people underestimate the banana.
Rudy cracks me up. Hes just tryin to help Dad and Dad's like "we'll just shoot for that gap." 😂😂😂😂
At least they aren't afraid to go wheeling. The possibility of getting stuck is just one of those hazards you have to deal with.
Thank you! With Matt around the corner who cares about getting stuck! more battle scars
They are actually searching for a kayak put in point....
Ed;s back!! They want a "big rig." Matt's saying, "Don't use anything more than necessary."
Only way they're going to get a "big rig" in there is by kicking it out the a** end of a C-130.
Good for 2 ladies to enjoy the 4x4 world.
We gain experience by learning from our bad decisions 👏👏👏
Lol if they had truly learned the first lesson which is don't wheel alone, the second time wouldn't have happened
Love that they are out using and enjoying that jeep, and they actually have it opened up, by me no one ever puts their tops down. Hate that modern jeeps are too much wheel, to little rubber. Follow the most basics of off-road travel, air out, carry recovery equipment, and get more rubber.
They have a nice truck even w the extra fuel tank addon, Just need to get some better tires if they continue the ventures
And also stay on existing trails. That is a huge no-no to just make your own trail like they seem to be doing. Fastest way to get an area closed to travel.
@@tjohn6041 It's an open OVH area, trails are created as people want them.
Everyone needs a bud like Ed
The words for the day ladies and gentlemen are "tire pressure."
And ground clearance
And half way decent off road tires
@@saltwaterrook4638 It has a 3 inch lift. :)
@@stephenhunter70 They are off roads, just 30s. I ordered 35s now that I pushed the boundaries of these.
@@jenniferbasalone9012 You guys are an inspiration!
Those dunes.... that country. Boy does it take me back 50 years.. And so does the 'recovering'.... Great work as usual Matt. Your videos are all excellent and just so very addictive.
Edit: May 09 2021..... I'm watching this again and having forgotten I'd already commented but was just thinking of how so very much it reminds me of country I worked all those decades ago. Oil exploration in the 'Great Sandy Desert' in WA.
i enjoy these videos so much. Smiling and laughing while I watch them. My wife thinks I'm nuts. She is right of course. Great to see Randy's wife and how appropriate she's laughing when introduced. I'll bet hanging out with them would be lots of laughs
"keep following the sand" lol. "you wanna look at the map"....Matt: "No". love it. awesome.
Yay Ed's back missed his wonderful commentary on the area and weather. 👍if the good people who are watching agree.
You know you did good the first time if they called you for the second time. Shows how much of a pro you are.
I wont call anyone else, not for any of my vehicles.
I love the fact they're out exploring. Live and learn...great vid.
“We’ll shoot the gap” -uhhh do you want to at least pretend to look at the map? 🗺 oh fine...like I said we’ll shoot the gap 🤣
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Matt don't need no stinkin' maps?
When the sand is that soft, the terrain and shift from week to week, so maps aren't that reliable anyway.
If you never get stuck, you aren't having fun. Keep exploring!
I really like your videos, especially seeing how the dogs have fun running and searching in the bushes. Beautiful and happy dogs.
YOU ALL SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN DISCOVERY CHANNEL SHOW. IT WOULD BE A HIT!!!
love how they talked about what they learned from you guys but even then sometimes you just get stuck.
"So we hang a right before the rocks" love it
Matt and Rudy- just the most adorable gingers!!
I'm really impressed. Enjoying the jeep for sure. Getting stuck twice just shows they want to learn and have fun.
Thank you :D
I need a shirt with Ed's picture saying "We'll get the job done. "
I second this!
It should just be their slogan at this point.
I too would absolutely love to drive a Wrangler one day. It's good to see those customers getting out there and getting stuck though ..... twice. Life has to be enjoyed even if it means 4WD predicaments.
Exactly - they deserve credit.😎
They are real fun off road but not too nice on road because of the short wheelbase.
Plus, at the end of the day, I drive a Land Rover. I've certainly got the nice vehicle part sorted out but I'd still love to experience a Wrangler. A Wrangler would be good for me though because they don't have a V8 engine and therefore I might actually be able to afford to run one.
Thank You!
10/10 for effort and having a go ladies but get rid of those low profile tyres and get some decent off road rubber. It will make a huge difference to that things off road abilities. 33s will do nicely but 35s with a 3 inch lift would be even better. As I said tho great to see you out and having a go.
I'm a pretty simple guy. Another great recovery and getting to see Ed again makes me happy.
Matt: we’re gonna shoot the gap
Rudy: “I have ideas too”
Matt: gonna shoot the gap
Rudy: but...
Matt: Shooting. The. Gap.
LOL, I had to watch that again.
I know right? Like *"I don't need your map, I know I'd better shoot the damn gap"* LOL
Full on democracy; listen to other options, then repeat your answer until there are no options LOL
Go Royals!!!
The gap always beats the map
Thank you Matt & Crew for keeping another part of America close to home!
You guys are just so relaxed and mellow about the recoveries. Love your channel. You guys need to get Larry the Cable guy on your show and or unstuck. That would be hilarious!
Awesome to see these ladies out exploring!
They had all the tire pressures. See yah next week ladies. They are doing awesome getting out and learning how to go off-road. 👍🏻👍🏻
Those ladies need traction boards a ground anchor, learn how to used them and they’ll be unstoppable. Kudos to them for actually going out there in their Jeep.
Or just get a land cruiser 😉
@@redsballer1904 Land Cruisers get stuck easier, they're like 2k lbs heavier lol.
@@c4onmylip I had an old FJ40 with a 327 V8. 37 inch tires and never got stuck.
Chris Wilson new land cruisers (100/200 series) are heavier, not 2k lbs heavier but considerably heavier no less. 80 series and earlier are actually roughly the same or within a couple hundred lbs
@@redsballer1904 yeah, you're right, 2k was me rounding up, the 200 series is actually closer to 1800 lbs heavier than a JK or JL. 80 and later were still significantly heavier than a few hundred lbs compared to the equivalent years jeeps though. even the 40 series was over 3k curb weight compared to the CJ3 which was only about 2200. Jeeps are just now getting to the weight landcruisers were 30 years ago.
I like how ed always gives you a weather update at the beginning of the video
Beautiful scenery and as always I enjoyed joining the crew on this little adventure, thanks for sharing :)
They gotta get some real off road tires! lol
"If you didn't chase rabbits, you wouldn't be so hot." Dogs just gotta chase rabbits!
I would like some gopro footage from the dog's perspective and narration.
Dog: So, we got a call for another stupid human that got stuck; They should have been out chasing rabbits instead.
I miss Randy. He always seemed to be maxed relaxed and happy.
Ah, I feel for them. I like to space my calls when getting stuck to atleast 6 months lol. Glad they are having fun
Thanks!