Chock full of action! Matt demonstrating his ability to think through problems that arise, Trevor with sage wisdom and marketing acumen, Lizzie demonstrating mind over pain and Tucker, well Tucker is a beast!
Lizzy will change her tune once she's over 30. I mashed my knee on a rock a few weeks back. When I was her age, I'd have been healed by now. Currently, it's still bruised and still cramping up, and the scab hasn't peeled naturally. I learned my lesson about trusting maps, though.
@@Skorpychan Not so shure on that busted ankle spiral fracture ten screws, plate, and wire. Was walking gingerly month after surgery, back to work 9 weeks post surgery and I'm 47...
That was one of the funniest recoveries I have watched but I didn't laugh until it finished, once again Lizzy proves she can sleep almost anywhere, Trevor proves he is more than a walking beard, Tucker proves he can indeed lift the heavy thing and Matt proves he has more tricks under his hat than the average human could learn in ten lifetimes.I love this channel!
@@graemejohnson9025 I do not know it is fake, this is the first I have heard of such a scandal. If you are going to make such statements you had better have the evidence to back it up. If you were in a bar and casually said "You do know that Sean Workman is a pedophile", you better have compelling evidence that causes the police to act or I will come over and punch you into another time zone. I am quite sure Matt will just ignore you. I want to know who sprung them staging videos, when and how many times. I want to know where the figure of 70% came from and how it is calculated. If it is just the use of camera angles, that is called good photography. I heard that Graeme Johnson is just a lonely TROLL that deliberately does not wash for days because he likes the smell and taste of his own smegma .
The combination of scenery, Crew banter and engineering makes these videos so great. I love some of the background views of desert....that just goes on and on and on..
This is a great channel. Another enjoyable genre on RUclips is Bushcrafting videos. Stumbled across them and since have rekindled my love to be in the woods building and making things.
I like how Mat is just casually, "oh its a snake!" *immediately picks it up* That's so awesome, what a beautiful snake. thank you for being so kind to it!
No, do not handle wild animals. Just scare them off. They will move when you give them a break. You can injure them, they can suffer heart attacks due to stress. But with snakes, even if think they aren't venemous, you might be mistaken, and anyway its better not to exchange bacteria.
@@isilder Snakes, especially wild ones, are incredibly clean. They are always moving to scrap off any material which may be harmful. I always take the opportunity to make a new slithery friend!!
@@isilder Human beings have been handling/dealing with wild animals for thousands of years. There’s also a wide range of people that rescue and save snakes from unfit environments. I don’t see the issue of it if you can identify the snake appropriately, I don’t think that was Matt’s first time he looked like he knew what he was doing. I’m sure the snake didn’t have a heart attack… he looked very content. 😭😭😹😹
My brother was the offroader in the family, im more of an onroader (grip build sports car, long story short). in 2014 my brother crashed and got a TBI (traumatic brain injury) He was never able to return to off roading and i kind of just let it go out of my mind. This channel though man. im gunna show it to him next time i see him. Just watching these videos makes me feel like im back out with my brother.. miss those times, keep up the good work guys
off to another awesome rescue. 2:02 another reason to really love Matt. He is so kind to animals, dogs and snakes included. For being related to gopher snakes this is a huge one. What a recovery! the Morrvair is a beast and so is Tucker with his his brute strength. You guys rock!
That is approximately an average sized bull snake, The really impressive thing is that it didn't strike at any of them, unless it did that before they turned on the camera but still that is the calmest bull snake I think I've ever seen in my life
Thanks for showing us how to get a wheel off of the ground with the ramp. I've used blocks to do that, but never thought of doing that. Glad to finally see you load the Morrvair without the ramps. Fun stuff! Great video.
It is amazing how strong the morrvair is. It pulled/dragged about 8000 lbs over that terrain without anything breaking, or overheating. I love this channel!
lizzy fails going over the mountain but redeemed herself with the gopher snake handling and release. been a long time fan, but showing the love to the snake instead just running it over makes me a HUGE fan. thank you. Matt youre not just a hero to all the stuck folks out in the desert, youre a hero to reptiles and a hero by me.
Thank you for respecting the snake! Definitely did not expect snake love coming from Matt or Lizzy. Always a nice surprise hiding somewhere with the MORR crew.
Matt changes things up as far as who goes on recoveries and works on other projects and who does what jobs...Trevor runs with a camera, gets winded and falls down...Tucker lifts and moves heavy things like a pro but is uncomfortable with snakes...Lizzy is Lizzy, she'll do any job with a smile, she can sleep anywhere and she loves playing with snakes...Jamie is pleasant, becoming more brave, wheels serious obstacles now and causes Matt to talk more when she goes on recoveries. The whole MOR Team are cool, individual, smart, fun, family-friendly good people...RUclips perfection. (And they're the kind of people who don't get swelled heads from comments like this one.)
Matt: “We’re in a super hurry” Matt: Stops to appreciate a beautiful snake and makes sure it won’t get run over. Me: This is the kind of balance I need in my life.
Hi to matt's off Road recovery show and the I am from England in Nottingham I love the off road cars ido like your driving scale u have .is lizzy got a boy friend or still at home with u. As I don't have any girls in my life because I am a double am Double amputee ihave just got my wheelchair if possible please can you send me your T shirt in4xxxx large size I ham a vary big fan .of the show. Keep it up A big thanksgiving me a smile on my face see you soon.
A very interesting video. Everyone was being responsible, while enjoying the day outdoors in that beautiful scenery, while Matt was focused on getting it done quickly, although the recovery gremlins would keep throwing up challenges. He had good tools and experience, along with a solid crew, and got them out. I was also impressed with how strong the Morvair was. Much respect.
“Freedom isn’t free folks” truest words ever said! Lizzy is a bad woman!! If she can deal with all the heat, dirt, sweat and knows how to weld(amazingly not to mention) what an amazing woman! Everyone in your family/company is amazing and hilarious!
She is, typical hardcore farm girl tomboy. Dad probably was expecting/wanting a son, took after him anyway, taught her everything he knew. All in a town where women like that get respect and aren't shunned.
Matt, I believe you must be a genius, the way you figure out ways to fix problems is awesome. I also get a huge kick out of your entire crew, they (and you) are joy to watch.
35 mph is a slight breeze here in our part of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia! We have gusts of 140kmh regularly in the windy season all the way up to 200kmh on occasion! That's 87mph up to 124mph for you imperial folks :) Love the videos, keep up the great work!
If you make your rope angles over the snatch block more parallel, you'll be able to develope more force. This makes a big difference when your close to the winch like when the rear wheels on the pickup wouldn't come over the ramps. Cool video as always, thanks for taking the time to make it!
1:56 - I love the view of your really cool engineering at work - 4-link suspension - AND, it's not something I get to see (I don't have cameras, I drive a corolla, which is 1/4 inch off the ground, so no space for a camera, etc). PLEASE show more of this sometime - where the vehicle is going over rocks - to show how the suspension in motion, articulates yet maintains control. Just, don't lose any cameras!! THANKS for the work you do!!
Meh, if they still don't have a GoPro sponsorship, they can pick up a whole sack of cheap action cams on Amazon under $40 each and use them for the sacrifice shots.
Amazing work all. With the eyecrometer MORR built the MORRvair with the ability to peak out the torqueometer on the MORRvair. Just a little help from the opposing thumbs and the frontal cortex and voila; another rescue. Only Lizzy can tell us what hurt worse, the ankle or the jokes of the serve.
Hi Matt, it's amazing your Chanel, it teaches us how to go offroading in a safe way, and also what to do if we do get into some kind of trouble. Lizzy also is a reference for woman that are afraid of going alone on an adventure. Salutes from Chile... 👋👋👋
I'm always amazed how capable the morrvair is, I'd be hesitant to take my truck on those trails, and here it is hauling a truck bigger than mine, on a float, down those trails 😳
I am beyond impressed with the Milestar tires Matt runs. Low tire pressure and significant weight with no damage to the tire? Wow. No disrespect to BF but Milestar Patagonias continue to get the job done under very complex situations. Have a great weekend, everyone!
Love love love the snake affection. Thanks for understanding how great those creatures can be. Really happy to Lizzy, somehow I was watching all the ones without her
Oh my, one of the best episodes for quotes! "Be very ginger!" Matt replies "l am!" Still thinking hard about "volleyballs are a dish best served cold!" Ummm... I'll have to think on that one. Must be an American thing... What an amazing team and when the boss is hero worshipping Trevor by way of trying to compete with beard length... well that says it all! Regards and respect from snakeless New Zealand!👍🏻🇳🇿
Thank you for moving the snake Matt! I wish more people would feel the same or at minimum just leave the poor things be and not uselessly kill them just cause they seen it!
We here at Prairie Exotics LOVE and really appreciate how you interacted and represented that snake. Well done and thank you! Long time subscriber, I watch every video every day, you guys ROCK!! :D
You have a silly crew, enjoyable to watch the commaraderie and humour...Matt's "opposable thumbs, frontal cortex " and Trevor's "a dish best served cold"...
Hey just a idea I had. You know those heavy duty rubber rollers they have on boat trailers. If you welded one either side and one in the middle under that trailer you use it would never get hung up just roll over stuff . I hope you guys read this idea! Love your channel from Perth Western Australia
@@triggeringusingreality4934 Lmao what an rude comment! Its a genuinely good idea, though a simple piece of metal would probably be better then rollers
Recovery after recovery, obstacle after obstacle, nothing seems to faze you and your crew. Is it the cameras that help you stay calm, cool and collected, or your natural soul? In either case, if I could live my life 1/2 as CC&C as you and yours, always finding something to smile about, cracking jokes, even while tearing stuff up...never once talking bad about customers...you sir, are my hero. And your entire crew, bravo to them as well. Thanks for the great content.
Been feeling busted up and down this week so having a few fresh MORR episodes to watch has made the difference. Let's just say the MORVAIR sidewalls have been holding up better than me. Keep up the good work.
That morrvair is incredibly impressive, thats a lot of weight to pull especially up that climb. If you werent going to have the wrecker soon Id say it may be time for some rear air bags for recovery’s like that though 😂
Another interesting recovery. That took a bit to get that heavy truck out of there, but with a little creativity you got it out. Lizzy keeps on revealing she is really becoming as asset to the team too. Amazing how she can fall asleep anywhere on any terrain. Maybe some good energy bars would help. It will be nice when the Mega Off Road Wrecker becomes operational. Great video coverage again as usual.
Glad to back in the greatest country on the planet. Missed you guys. I needed to see more MORR, MOREvair, MORE Lizzy!!! Have a great day and God Bless.
This is one of my favorites. Impressive that corvair hauling that heavy truck w Takei up that rock climb:) Also impressed w the rock and ramp to lift trailer tire off the road
Back in the early 1980's we painted our boat engine VHT Yellow and the rest was polished aluminum. It looked really close to your yellow! Love the videos!
when the truck get closer and the winch your pull angle is pulling down as well causing it to bind. you can fix it by resetting the line to further back on the truck like the rear axle. you way works too, great video.
You all are amazing in how you work together and handle adversities. The heavy wrecker would have been ideal, but some times you just have to work with what you have available. Keep up the great work!
The trailer you built is so great for the purpose it was built. Have you ever considered using the Tundra Tires used by Alaskan Bush Pilots? They are incredibly tough and no tread. Those guys land their planes on rocky ridges, gravel bars and even skip them onto a gravel bar using the water to kill their airspeed. They may have way better flotation on the hot sand conditions you encounter. I am amazed at your Enginuity. I hope this idea helps you in some way.
Itd take maybe an hour (for them) to buy, probably get given for free if they advertise it, a dedicated on demand air compressor. They are the smallest obviously. N have a line long enough to reach around the entire vehicle and fill someone else's. Itd probably add 20lbs at best. Its crazy to me as well.
So I wake up this morning to find that you guys were kinda in my backyard. well, 30 to 40 miles from, anyway. Great recovery! The trailer work was awesome, and thanks for being kind to the snake. Another thumb's up!
I had my doubts on the Moorvair being able to do the job I was definitely impressed for sure. Matt's creative thinking helped a lot. I have never seen a tire changed on a trailer like that you guys are definitely the best at what you do Trevor should definitely be a spokesperson for Freedom winch line freedom isn't free would be the perfect slogan. I loved Trevor's served comments when Lizzy explained about her injury. I will give Lizzy credit she is a true fearless warrior and someone I admire and have a lot of respect for
I love waiting for your next video to come out. You and your crew are great. And love the side by sides too. It's all interesting. Everyone stay safe can't wait to see the beast done.
Just another day doing a awesome recovery you all are a awesome team keep up the awesome content looking forward to seeing your next video and as always be safe 👍
Very mild tempered snake. Love it. I've been bitten some non-venomous snakes on the eastern side of the US. Would love to find one of those on the trail.
I have gopher snakes on the property and they're not nearly as mild tempered. When they can, they disappear on you. But if not they semi-coil, hiss and shake their tail as if they were a rattler. Amusing. But I'm not about to pick one up. Even when they get in the house I trick them into slithering into a box so I can deport them. They're welcome in the garden.
You and your team are incredible. I now watch your vid's daily. Ain't nothing you can't fix. A great production too btw. So well done from start to finish.
Seeing this truck reminds me of my childhood my dad had the same color truck but an F-150 he gave it to me for my first car it had 411,000 miles on it when the trans went out and I sold it wish I still had it
Growing up in the city I used to think 35mph and above winds were strong, then I lived at the ocean for 10+ years now I don't worry about wind until it starts getting above 70mph
Hi there from South Africa! Always excited to see your vids man! One question…. Why don’t you add air helper springs for the morrvair? Especially for a scenario like this? Thanks again for the awesome content!
Yeah, the movairs rear end is really going down massively . I get it why they need the soft springs, but for these scenarios the additional airsprings would be great. Pressurize and get the rear end up or keep them neutral when not needed
Fix the ramps where you can bolt the to the top of the trailer some where out the way and then you can remove those low hanging meat hooks. Love yall and God bless you for what you do and your channel.
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I'm impressed. It really shows how well built the Morrvair is that it could handle pulling that kind of weight out of that terrain on a trailer.
That thing is a Fu*ckn Beast.....
Chock full of action! Matt demonstrating his ability to think through problems that arise, Trevor with sage wisdom and marketing acumen, Lizzie demonstrating mind over pain and Tucker, well Tucker is a beast!
I don't think he can actually do those leg movements all day though.
Lizzy will change her tune once she's over 30.
I mashed my knee on a rock a few weeks back. When I was her age, I'd have been healed by now. Currently, it's still bruised and still cramping up, and the scab hasn't peeled naturally.
I learned my lesson about trusting maps, though.
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Tucker is adorable
@@Skorpychan Not so shure on that busted ankle spiral fracture ten screws, plate, and wire. Was walking gingerly month after surgery, back to work 9 weeks post surgery and I'm 47...
That was one of the funniest recoveries I have watched but I didn't laugh until it finished, once again Lizzy proves she can sleep almost anywhere, Trevor proves he is more than a walking beard, Tucker proves he can indeed lift the heavy thing and Matt proves he has more tricks under his hat than the average human could learn in ten lifetimes.I love this channel!
You do know it's fake? The team has been sprung for staging videos for RUclips..
70% of their rescue are staged... to look hard....
@@graemejohnson9025 I do not know it is fake, this is the first I have heard of such a scandal. If you are going to make such statements you had better have the evidence to back it up.
If you were in a bar and casually said "You do know that Sean Workman is a pedophile", you better have compelling evidence that causes the police to act or I will come over and punch you into another time zone.
I am quite sure Matt will just ignore you.
I want to know who sprung them staging videos, when and how many times.
I want to know where the figure of 70% came from and how it is calculated.
If it is just the use of camera angles, that is called good photography.
I heard that Graeme Johnson is just a lonely TROLL that deliberately does not wash for days because he likes the smell and taste of his own smegma .
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The combination of scenery, Crew banter and engineering makes these videos so great.
I love some of the background views of desert....that just goes on and on and on..
One of the most enjoyable rescues I’ve seen on this channel. I’m so glad Matt loves wildlife, him handling that snake so carefully was heartwarming.
Anybody that respects wildlife, snakes in particular, is alright in my book too
I love waking up to this channel - sets a positive vibe for the day and motivates me to get outdoors.
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thats so true, I hadn't even thought about that and you 100% right!!
This is a great channel. Another enjoyable genre on RUclips is Bushcrafting videos. Stumbled across them and since have rekindled my love to be in the woods building and making things.
@@Owens_Racing Oh yeah, I've had my moments binging on bushcrafting channels, that's for sure!
The way they used the ramps and stones to lift the wheel. That's awesome. "We don't need no stinkin' jacks!"
Hahahaha !
My thoughts exactly. Using the ramp to jack up the tire for changing is genius.
I mean, it's just a lever and the simplest machine known to man, but using a stone as pivot for on the spot repair is actually genius...
I like how Mat is just casually, "oh its a snake!" *immediately picks it up*
That's so awesome, what a beautiful snake. thank you for being so kind to it!
I knew there were snakes in those parts!
No, do not handle wild animals. Just scare them off. They will move when you give them a break. You can injure them, they can suffer heart attacks due to stress. But with snakes, even if think they aren't venemous, you might be mistaken, and anyway its better not to exchange bacteria.
@@isilder Snakes, especially wild ones, are incredibly clean. They are always moving to scrap off any material which may be harmful. I always take the opportunity to make a new slithery friend!!
@@isilder Human beings have been handling/dealing with wild animals for thousands of years. There’s also a wide range of people that rescue and save snakes from unfit environments. I don’t see the issue of it if you can identify the snake appropriately, I don’t think that was Matt’s first time he looked like he knew what he was doing.
I’m sure the snake didn’t have a heart attack… he looked very content. 😭😭😹😹
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My brother was the offroader in the family, im more of an onroader (grip build sports car, long story short). in 2014 my brother crashed and got a TBI (traumatic brain injury) He was never able to return to off roading and i kind of just let it go out of my mind. This channel though man. im gunna show it to him next time i see him. Just watching these videos makes me feel like im back out with my brother.. miss those times, keep up the good work guys
off to another awesome rescue. 2:02 another reason to really love Matt. He is so kind to animals, dogs and snakes included. For being related to gopher snakes this is a huge one. What a recovery! the Morrvair is a beast and so is Tucker with his his brute strength. You guys rock!
That is approximately an average sized bull snake, The really impressive thing is that it didn't strike at any of them, unless it did that before they turned on the camera but still that is the calmest bull snake I think I've ever seen in my life
I've learned so many hacks for trail fixes by you guys! A veritable off road education!
The number one "hack" at this time is called a "Trevor"! Definitely!
Never seen a "ramp jack" before. That was pretty cool.
Straight up workin mans PhD!
Not pretty but you got a Chevrolet to pull a Ford. Better luck next time!
Much agree, he teaches a lot of useful tips and tricks hope to put them to use on my RUclips channel when time comes!
There is no harder life in this world than Matt’s trailers
The true unsung heroes of these type of rescues!
Others call them trailers, Matt calls them "road graders".
Try being a camera man on "The View". Imagine the torture of listing to that every day. Tougher job.
Especially his side by side one 🤣🤣🤣
@@miguelsouderado3459 I agree, but no one makes them work there…I have zero sympathy for anyone who works on that show.
It's just to bad you didn't have the world's largest off road wrecker- tow truck. Awesome videos! What a way to start your day.
We are waiting and waiting....
I can’t wait to see Matt pull the giant wrecker on a long trip with Blue Steel on that same beat up old trailer! 😂
@@spaight711 LOL i never even thought of that. Matt will have the build "The worlds largest off-road recovery trailer"
Agreed, but any questions of just how BA the MORRVAIR is should be put to rest after this one.
but that wrecker doesn't even have legal weight ratings. lol, no door sticker stating the GAWR / GVWR
Thanks for showing us how to get a wheel off of the ground with the ramp. I've used blocks to do that, but never thought of doing that. Glad to finally see you load the Morrvair without the ramps. Fun stuff! Great video.
It is amazing how strong the morrvair is. It pulled/dragged about 8000 lbs over that terrain without anything breaking, or overheating. I love this channel!
Ditto....plus the dragging and I think the truck was closer to 7000.
Can't wait to see the big wrecker in action, even though the Morrvair did a great job. Thanks for the content Matt's Off-Road Recovery Team!
lizzy fails going over the mountain but redeemed herself with the gopher snake handling and release. been a long time fan, but showing the love to the snake instead just running it over makes me a HUGE fan. thank you. Matt youre not just a hero to all the stuck folks out in the desert, youre a hero to reptiles and a hero by me.
Lizzy the snake whisperer 🐍 ️️
aren't you tired of Lizzzzsssy
@@naikvanderW aren't u tired of the E.U. (Brussels) deciding everything for u?
Not even a reptile guy myself but snakes are cool and it's nice to see people treat wildlife with respect
Thank you for respecting the snake! Definitely did not expect snake love coming from Matt or Lizzy. Always a nice surprise hiding somewhere with the MORR crew.
Damn, that MorVair is a beast...The power and driveability in literally "impossible situations" never ceases to amaze me....
Matt changes things up as far as who goes on recoveries and works on other projects and who does what jobs...Trevor runs with a camera, gets winded and falls down...Tucker lifts and moves heavy things like a pro but is uncomfortable with snakes...Lizzy is Lizzy, she'll do any job with a smile, she can sleep anywhere and she loves playing with snakes...Jamie is pleasant, becoming more brave, wheels serious obstacles now and causes Matt to talk more when she goes on recoveries. The whole MOR Team are cool, individual, smart, fun, family-friendly good people...RUclips perfection. (And they're the kind of people who don't get swelled heads from comments like this one.)
Matt: “We’re in a super hurry”
Matt: Stops to appreciate a beautiful snake and makes sure it won’t get run over.
Me: This is the kind of balance I need in my life.
Reminds me of the turtle i let cross the road on my RUclips channel!
I caught a baby Bull Snake in March 1996 in California. I gave it to a friend, and he still has it today. 26 years and counting!!
@@jeffreeves1567 That's wild! That's truly a gift that keeps on giving
I love the way you figure out the problems as they arise that comes from experience. Awesome job, so much fun watching ya'll
That was a great recovery; beautiful scenery, a snake, Trevor's tale, trail improvisions, neat tire change, not-limping, singing...
The Morvair gets more impressive with every recovery, that was a serious load going up that hill. Another enjoyable video from MORR.
Hi to matt's off Road recovery show and the I am from England in Nottingham I love the off road cars ido like your driving scale u have .is lizzy got a boy friend or still at home with u. As I don't have any girls in my life because I am a double am Double amputee ihave just got my wheelchair if possible please can you send me your T shirt in4xxxx large size I ham a vary big fan .of the show. Keep it up A big thanksgiving me a smile on my face see you soon.
That’s incredibly cool how y’all handled the encounter with a snake. They’re not evil. They’re wonderful creatures.
Your crew is amazing. Everyone acts as a team, filming, rock moving and maintenance aka tire changing.
A very interesting video. Everyone was being responsible, while enjoying the day outdoors in that beautiful scenery, while Matt was focused on getting it done quickly, although the recovery gremlins would keep throwing up challenges. He had good tools and experience, along with a solid crew, and got them out. I was also impressed with how strong the Morvair was. Much respect.
Freedom winchLine ain’t free because freedom ain’t free, lol. I like Trevors jingle, you gotta write that one down!
“Freedom isn’t free folks” truest words ever said!
Lizzy is a bad woman!! If she can deal with all the heat, dirt, sweat and knows how to weld(amazingly not to mention) what an amazing woman!
Everyone in your family/company is amazing and hilarious!
She is, typical hardcore farm girl tomboy. Dad probably was expecting/wanting a son, took after him anyway, taught her everything he knew. All in a town where women like that get respect and aren't shunned.
2:12 🥰thanks for being so nice to the snake!
Matt, I believe you must be a genius, the way you figure out ways to fix problems is awesome. I also get a huge kick out of your entire crew, they (and you) are joy to watch.
Indeed, well said...LoL
I'm 100% with Tucker on the snake issue!
Same. I'm a big dude and I won't even touch a tiny snake. Freaky animals in my opinion lol
I'm not one to handle them either, but I do try to protect them.
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"Because freedom isn't free, folks."
Best line ever.
Freedom costs a buck o fiiiive.
Still laughing at his cheap ass Chinese junk winch’s he buys.
@@2003evodave they work lol
Fridom ain’t not free!!!
@@billjose3996 it takes folks like yaaaaaeeuuu and meeeaaee
35 mph is a slight breeze here in our part of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia! We have gusts of 140kmh regularly in the windy season all the way up to 200kmh on occasion! That's 87mph up to 124mph for you imperial folks :) Love the videos, keep up the great work!
Yeah we get sometimes up to 100mph here in Denver, CO. 35mph here is a nice breezy day.
If you make your rope angles over the snatch block more parallel, you'll be able to develope more force. This makes a big difference when your close to the winch like when the rear wheels on the pickup wouldn't come over the ramps. Cool video as always, thanks for taking the time to make it!
Seeing those rock climbs with a load really shows the work and effort in this amazing rig!! Great job !!!
This episode brought me much joy. Respect for snakes, bad puns, good stories and an excellent recovery. Keep it up!
1:56 - I love the view of your really cool engineering at work - 4-link suspension - AND, it's not something I get to see (I don't have cameras, I drive a corolla, which is 1/4 inch off the ground, so no space for a camera, etc).
PLEASE show more of this sometime - where the vehicle is going over rocks - to show how the suspension in motion, articulates yet maintains control. Just, don't lose any cameras!! THANKS for the work you do!!
Meh, if they still don't have a GoPro sponsorship, they can pick up a whole sack of cheap action cams on Amazon under $40 each and use them for the sacrifice shots.
Amazing work all. With the eyecrometer MORR built the MORRvair with the ability to peak out the torqueometer on the MORRvair. Just a little help from the opposing thumbs and the frontal cortex and voila; another rescue. Only Lizzy can tell us what hurt worse, the ankle or the jokes of the serve.
Hi Matt, it's amazing your Chanel, it teaches us how to go offroading in a safe way, and also what to do if we do get into some kind of trouble.
Lizzy also is a reference for woman that are afraid of going alone on an adventure.
Salutes from Chile... 👋👋👋
I'm always amazed how capable the morrvair is, I'd be hesitant to take my truck on those trails, and here it is hauling a truck bigger than mine, on a float, down those trails 😳
Purpose built, much better than purpose bought
I like this episode. The Morrvair is super nice but at the end of the day it’s just a tool, just like the trailer, and tools are made to be used 👍🏼
I am beyond impressed with the Milestar tires Matt runs. Low tire pressure and significant weight with no damage to the tire? Wow. No disrespect to BF but Milestar Patagonias continue to get the job done under very complex situations. Have a great weekend, everyone!
I run them here in Arizona. They are not holding up to the terrain here. Lots of huge chunks in the side walls. No flat tires though.
Maxxis Razr is another tire that is severely underrated.
Love love love the snake affection. Thanks for understanding how great those creatures can be.
Really happy to Lizzy, somehow I was watching all the ones without her
Oh my, one of the best episodes for quotes! "Be very ginger!" Matt replies "l am!" Still thinking hard about "volleyballs are a dish best served cold!" Ummm... I'll have to think on that one. Must be an American thing...
What an amazing team and when the boss is hero worshipping Trevor by way of trying to compete with beard length... well that says it all! Regards and respect from snakeless New Zealand!👍🏻🇳🇿
Trevor, you just made my day with "Freedom isn't free" . No truer words have ever been spoken.
It costs $1.05.
So true !
Thank you for moving the snake Matt! I wish more people would feel the same or at minimum just leave the poor things be and not uselessly kill them just cause they seen it!
yes poison snakes or not they serve a valid purpose in nature
@@coltsjason I DISLIKE snakes like you wouldn't believe.
But I still go out of my way to keep them from harm. Poisonous or not.
God's creatures.
Yes people are the worst kind of animal. If I were a snake 🐍 , I'd be embarrassed to be seen with humans
We here at Prairie Exotics LOVE and really appreciate how you interacted and represented that snake. Well done and thank you! Long time subscriber, I watch every video every day, you guys ROCK!! :D
Agreed. ...and Tucker needs to grow a pair. Maybe Lizzy can loan him one.
Yes! Thank you!
What a great way to spend time with family , rescue someone , go 4x4ing , sure beats staying at home playing video games .
You have a silly crew, enjoyable to watch the commaraderie and humour...Matt's "opposable thumbs, frontal cortex " and Trevor's "a dish best served cold"...
Great recovery and teamwork!
Beautiful country. Great cinematography and drone work.
Excellent video!
You guys all are making amazing videos great teamwork. Thank you Matt hope you all have a great weekend
I am amazed at how you are using rocks to build "bridges" to move over the terrain!
Check out the one episode where Matt builds a road out of stones to get a prius out of a stone jungle, about a mile long. Good episode..
Hey just a idea I had.
You know those heavy duty rubber rollers they have on boat trailers. If you welded one either side and one in the middle under that trailer you use it would never get hung up just roll over stuff . I hope you guys read this idea! Love your channel from Perth Western Australia
I've had better ideas blacked out drunk. Love you though. Keep trying. I know it's harder for you Aussies
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Lmao what an rude comment!
Its a genuinely good idea, though a simple piece of metal would probably be better then rollers
@@yeetandskeetyes, but it's just the wrong trailer, and the winch is weak. They got'er dun tho!👍
Recovery after recovery, obstacle after obstacle, nothing seems to faze you and your crew. Is it the cameras that help you stay calm, cool and collected, or your natural soul? In either case, if I could live my life 1/2 as CC&C as you and yours, always finding something to smile about, cracking jokes, even while tearing stuff up...never once talking bad about customers...you sir, are my hero. And your entire crew, bravo to them as well. Thanks for the great content.
Been feeling busted up and down this week so having a few fresh MORR episodes to watch has made the difference. Let's just say the MORVAIR sidewalls have been holding up better than me.
Keep up the good work.
I feel that, but it's been the past 6 months or more for me. Keep your head up bud, you're not alone.
That morrvair is incredibly impressive, thats a lot of weight to pull especially up that climb. If you werent going to have the wrecker soon Id say it may be time for some rear air bags for recovery’s like that though 😂
At least more air in the rear tires !
@@davep4610 why would have way less grip
@@samw2431probably have plenty of grip with all that tongue weight
@@rogerdodrill4733maybe actually probably but maybe not either way it worked so who knows
Another interesting recovery. That took a bit to get that heavy truck out of there, but with a little creativity you got it out. Lizzy keeps on revealing she is really becoming as asset to the team too. Amazing how she can fall asleep anywhere on any terrain. Maybe some good energy bars would help. It will be nice when the Mega Off Road Wrecker becomes operational. Great video coverage again as usual.
its the sugar and the carbs lol they all eat too much of that poison lol
Falling asleep anywhere is a skill, not a detriment. Use it to your advantage.
Glad to back in the greatest country on the planet. Missed you guys. I needed to see more MORR, MOREvair, MORE Lizzy!!! Have a great day and God Bless.
This is one of my favorites. Impressive that corvair hauling that heavy truck w Takei up that rock climb:)
Also impressed w the rock and ramp to lift trailer tire off the road
It's so funny listening to people call 20-30mph winds crazy, it's just an average day in Wyoming 🤣🤣
Same here in Southern Alberta. That's a light wind day!!!
I'm a trucker I've been through the hellish wasteland you call home. And it's no match for what we have in Texas
@@keithmurphy806 lol typical texan
Y'all should move somewhere else.
I love seeing you guys appreciating that snake. I love snakes myself, and they're so misunderstood and unnecessarily feared.
What a true testament to the amazing work you do. Both on and off the trail. You have built one hell of a machine and a stellar crew to operate it.💪
I love Trevor‘s haircut And trimming his beard looks nice love you guys I watch all the time I hope you all have a blessed week
Back in the early 1980's we painted our boat engine VHT Yellow and the rest was polished aluminum. It looked really close to your yellow! Love the videos!
Absolutely can't wait for each video. You all are so fun to watch...
Not only is Tucker good at subtracting gravity, he's good at adding it too!
What a true testament to the amazing work you do. Both on and off the trail.
Always good to see Lizzie back. It doesn't seem like Matt's Recovery without her.
when the truck get closer and the winch your pull angle is pulling down as well causing it to bind. you can fix it by resetting the line to further back on the truck like the rear axle. you way works too, great video.
Freedom isn't free is the best answer ever Trevor!
Never thought I'd ever feel sorry for a trailer, amazing.
You all are amazing in how you work together and handle adversities. The heavy wrecker would have been ideal, but some times you just have to work with what you have available. Keep up the great work!
You should put some skids on each side of the back of the trailer so it doesn't drag on your ramps and have pipe or something to slide on Rock sliders
The trailer you built is so great for the purpose it was built. Have you ever considered using the Tundra Tires used by Alaskan Bush Pilots? They are incredibly tough and no tread. Those guys land their planes on rocky ridges, gravel bars and even skip them onto a gravel bar using the water to kill their airspeed. They may have way better flotation on the hot sand conditions you encounter. I am amazed at your Enginuity. I hope this idea helps you in some way.
I think Lizzy is awesome. Smart, pretty and not afraid to get dirty to get the job done. 😀
Also newly engaged! CONGRATS
@@itsmemaaaark thanks!
really windy, in a town called Hurricane!
How does that happen? 😜
Glad to see that you are snake knowledgeable and friendly! You just went up another notch in my book!
Trevor,Tucker you guys are awesome Lizzy is a Doll and Matt is a Master. Love seeing the hard work can’t wait to see how the wrecker comes out.
Tucker is awesome! Hero! Great work everybody! Big fan of you all!
Still amazes me that Matt hasn't invested in onboard compressors for airing tires back up.
I've seen off roaders carrying compressed CO2 in a hi pressure tank. Seems to work really well.
That's what I was just thinking
You mean the guy that forgets to gas up? :D
Itd take maybe an hour (for them) to buy, probably get given for free if they advertise it, a dedicated on demand air compressor. They are the smallest obviously. N have a line long enough to reach around the entire vehicle and fill someone else's.
Itd probably add 20lbs at best.
Its crazy to me as well.
Ya its one of those things that once you have it, you wonder why you didn't do it sooner.
So I wake up this morning to find that you guys were kinda in my backyard. well, 30 to 40 miles from, anyway. Great recovery! The trailer work was awesome, and thanks for being kind to the snake.
Another thumb's up!
Another great recovery. Thank you from up North in Canada.
I had my doubts on the Moorvair being able to do the job I was definitely impressed for sure. Matt's creative thinking helped a lot. I have never seen a tire changed on a trailer like that you guys are definitely the best at what you do
Trevor should definitely be a spokesperson for Freedom winch line freedom isn't free would be the perfect slogan.
I loved Trevor's served comments when Lizzy explained about her injury. I will give Lizzy credit she is a true fearless warrior and someone I admire and have a lot of respect for
Ya ain't a redneck engineer than Sir. Did my first tire change like that when I was 14 don't always have the correct tools when needed .
Tucker is an absolute tank! My back hurts watching. Imagine what he's lifting when the cameras not on...
I love waiting for your next video to come out. You and your crew are great. And love the side by sides too. It's all interesting. Everyone stay safe can't wait to see the beast done.
Just another day doing a awesome recovery you all are a awesome team keep up the awesome content looking forward to seeing your next video and as always be safe 👍
That's awesome that the Morrvair can handle that. Once again shows me it's the most off-road capable rig for your purposes
Great video. Lots of scenery, wild snakes, and you show the road ahead like we are driving with you 👍👍👍
Very mild tempered snake. Love it. I've been bitten some non-venomous snakes on the eastern side of the US. Would love to find one of those on the trail.
I have gopher snakes on the property and they're not nearly as mild tempered. When they can, they disappear on you. But if not they semi-coil, hiss and shake their tail as if they were a rattler. Amusing. But I'm not about to pick one up. Even when they get in the house I trick them into slithering into a box so I can deport them. They're welcome in the garden.
You and your team are incredible. I now watch your vid's daily. Ain't nothing you can't fix. A great production too btw. So well done from start to finish.
Seeing this truck reminds me of my childhood my dad had the same color truck but an F-150 he gave it to me for my first car it had 411,000 miles on it when the trans went out and I sold it wish I still had it
411k! Wow
Trucks like that are selling for 20k or more btw.
LOL, thats right Trevor, freedom is not free!! I miss you on the new vids! Love the show Matt and team!
Great recovery guys you all ROCK👍 plus Linsey's so cute, what would you guys do without her.
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That is so true Trevor “Freedom isn’t free!” So true!
Shout out to all of our military, past and present!
Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose...
@@AndrewAMartin Busted flat in Baton Rouge, waitin' for a train
@@tyendor1952 Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
@@AndrewAMartin Nothing ain't worth nothing but it's free !
Growing up in the city I used to think 35mph and above winds were strong, then I lived at the ocean for 10+ years now I don't worry about wind until it starts getting above 70mph
Well, on the ocean, you don't have blowing dust.
Hi there from South Africa! Always excited to see your vids man!
One question…. Why don’t you add air helper springs for the morrvair? Especially for a scenario like this?
Thanks again for the awesome content!
Yeah, the movairs rear end is really going down massively . I get it why they need the soft springs, but for these scenarios the additional airsprings would be great. Pressurize and get the rear end up or keep them neutral when not needed
That’s definitely a neat way to get the trailer tandem in the air to change the tire. Love that Morvair. Cool video 👍👍👍❤️
Fix the ramps where you can bolt the to the top of the trailer some where out the way and then you can remove those low hanging meat hooks. Love yall and God bless you for what you do and your channel.
Matt is such a dad “ok, wildlife siting #1” 😂