What!? Gasoline Is Spraying Inside & Out
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- So we got the Snow Cat out, but something's not right. After a long day of maintenance we got the snow cat fixed and took it out to mountains just to come across some people in need of a rescue.
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I really don't know why I'm watching this. I'm from Germany and have nothing to do with off-roading, but I can't stop watching 😂😂
Your video are way too good 👍
Welcome to the American wild, wild west.
I live in England. One of the flatter parts. Most extreme driving I've done is when I drove over the dust cap last time I checked my tyres. Love these videos. And when Jamie goes rock crawling like a pro I have to watch again and again.
I could write exactly the same except that I'm from Poland ;)
That's okay. I live in New York City, and every curb is off-road. I just need a SnowCat.
I live in St Louis Missouri, I drive a flatbed tow truck for a living. We the the off road recoveries like Matt does, if a vehicle is off the road we winch them back onto the road from the road. Matt your videos are great. Thank you for making them. To everybody on here please remember to move over/slow down for emergency vehicles, including tow trucks. Matt a crew watch your 6
"This is not as bad as it looks." "At the same time, this is worse than it looks." Words that make total sense when you are working on something.
Every mechanic watching knows exactly what that means 🤣
I love Matts Off Road Recovery. Living in the wilds of Scotland I have never met them, but they have become like old friends.
I’ve noticed that Rudy seems to be like a genius!! Not from your work today but from the last several episodes!! I know you must be super proud of him !! Great episode!!
I have mad respect for the skill and talent of people like Rudy, who can look at a part and just break out some steel and tools and just fabricate it. 👍
So many plot twists in this super entertaining episode. We got new sunglasses, ferral gasoline on the shop floor, Rudy sniffing fumes to make the hookup, Lizzie jumping into Matt's arms, Matt's holster bulge, Matt forgetting the names of his children, Chocolate-flavored Yoo-Hoo running out of the crankcase. Just what I needed to escape for a few minutes.
Yeah I was gonna say something about that bulge too, but I figured I'd just keep it quiet and assume everybody thought it was just a big Leatherman multi-tool......uh yeah,that's what it must be...... nothing to see here!!!😃
Time to get Matt a De Santis pocket holster
What a comment, cheers!
@@skeetermcswagger0U812 "my, what an odd shaped phone"
I missed the Matts's bulge part, and no I'm not going to go look for that segment.
Love the episode, I've noticed that rig sitting there in a couple of videos, way cool. Thanks for brightening up a rainy day in Oregon and keep up the good work, your a credit to your profession.
A buddy of mine who had a body shop told me, "There's two types of sunroofs, the kind that leak and the the kind leak alot".
That's why the sunroof on my truck NEVER gets opened. Leaks develop faster from use.
This is why the limousine industry stopped installing sunroofs in the new cars around 1990, and major car manufacturers have gone over to "Vista Roof", where your roof is just another windshield.
Ha, mine does both, it leaks in the summer and it leaks a lot in the winter 🤣
Same. My buddy custom ordered his last car to remove the sunroof that was a standard option on that trim. He refuses to ever get one again
T tops too, in my experience.
A funny thing but Im always looking forward to another Matts Off Road Recovery video, something relaxing about this
And Fab Rats
Him and cleetus use the same music. Makes it easy to listen to.
They handle what most people would consider a shitty situation with a smile 😃
I could agree!
Matt is good people that’s why
This is awesome the whole family was there they're together and rescuing families
Matt, you guys are incredible. You and your wife have obviously done a great job in raising your children. A family that plays together stays together!!
Edd, "you know where all the parts go, you got it on film?" that man is sharp!!
😂😂😂😂
Sometimes, an old man with years of experience is still better than a young man with that certificate that promises "Knowledge." Fifty years combined with a few bruises can make for a pretty smart old man! ;^)
Yeah as the saying goes;
"You have to be fast and stupid before you can become slow and wise."
I'm getting older, but I still got a couple cases a stupid stored somewhere I haven't even gotten into yet.👉🥴🤭👈
@@skeetermcswagger0U812 Skeeter, that is so funny, mostly because it is SO true!
If I happen to forget where I've left those "couple cases" you refer to, my wife is always available to help me out!!! ;^)
That's because Ed's a gold miner. Gold mining is a lifetime lesson in common sense.
I don't know. These videos are just addictive!! No matter what I do, if I see you guys in my notification, I will stop and just watch it from start to finish. Thank you for this. Greetings from the Philippines.
Best family Business in the whole youtube!
Matt loves the color yellow so much, even his oil comes out yellow.
Leap of faith Matt catching Lizzy. Glad to see Jamie left her flip flops at home.
"what happened?"
"nothing...oh nothingDON'T COME OVER HERE"
we've all been there.
Just because a mechanic is certified, doesn’t mean they will always choose to do it right. And just because a mechanic isn’t certified, doesn’t mean they can’t do the job right. Nice work on this one guys!
Certified crazy?
Certified means: "Capable of memorizing the test answers". Idiots with certificates have always been the red headed children of real mechanics.
Certified to drive a forklift maybe....
Was he certified, or certifiable?
Michael Montoya Very well said
Pumping fuel onto the battery lol
Yeah there've been a few times in my life where I've wondered how something didn't just explode and kill me.
Reminds me about working with my dad taking out a gas tank with him smoking over it.
Gasoline does not explode. It burns (more specifically Gasoline vapor with air mixture).
@@xali2008 throw gas on hot coal and then light the vapors.... Pretty sure that's an explosion
Jason H.. Everyone's dad had a smoke going handling gas
I’m sure you’ve heard this already , but curious why a major network hasn’t picked you up yet. Discovery , Nat Geo, or History ..... entertaining , genuine skill and an essential service with friendly approach just makes for truly great content 😊
Don’t let Hollywood turn you into cartoon characters like they tried to do to the Robertson family. Their RUclips channels are much better than the dynasty.
Thanks for having Lizzy❤️ on the vid! Even though I’m wondering why she didn’t go up to the mountains with everybody , lizzy if you’re reading this, I just wanna say you’re amazingly gorgeous 😍.
Ed reminds me of my Grandpa, we called him Poppy. Ed even looks a LOT like him too, and talks similar too. Great memories, miss him a lot, but happy to see Ed in your video's as a friendly reminder.
"There is no owner's manual for this" - I've said that WAY too many times in my life:)
I say that about my wife.
And when you wish there were one, for all the added features for your comfort on new vehicles the owners manual tell you in large warning texts, DONT DRINK THE BATTERY ACID! CALL A TOW TRUCK AND GET THE VEHICLE TO A AUTORIZED DEALERSHIP! Back in the days the owners manual explained how to rebuild your transmission and had exploded drawings in it ;)
@@Halibrand know what's scary? Someone had to drink the battery acid before they put the warning there.
I’ve never looked at an owner’s manual anyway 😂 Men don’t ever read the directions according the the ladies lol..
Hey we are guys, what the heck do we need a manual for.
Matt's off-road recovery should sponsor the signs marking the trails. That way people new to the trails will know who to call.
Hey Matt, I used to be a commercial engineer in a high rise and our lobbies were sound insulated with 1 inch thick fiberglass board insulation wrapped in open weave, not vinyl, fabric that were fiction fit in a rectangle of wood on the walls. Really kept the sound down in these confined and lower height spaces. Your could be held at the corners with just a piece of flat stock and not to expensive. I believe the fabric was attached to the back with either 9/16 T-50 staples or outward clinching staples from an insulation stapler from the same company. Low tech, cheap, and lightweight. You would get sound deadening and R 3 insulation value. Also the insulation doesn't burn and you get treat the fabric so it doesn't burn also, something you can soak it to get that. Same thing they use for theatre curtains. Hope that helps.
The thing i like the most about Matt’s and co is simplicity they don’t think of themselves as superior there juste simple fun people doing amazing thing to help other in needs, god bless them, alleluia
The Snow Cat needs some perimeter lighting for those night adventures
true, light bars all around the top of the cab lol
Agreed, KC lights are going look awesome and work well. 👍
Need a massive lightbar on the snowcat
And vertical exhaust pipes.
@@larrybe2900 yeah, 2 badass chrome stacks 🤣
@@clivehorridge Stacks with the flapper tops like a semi truck with extra sound to go with it
@@Stratos53100 Already stated in the video that it is too loud now and you want him to make more noise.
Maybe a light bar mounted below the windshield. I wouldn’t put one on the roof and attempt to drive in a snowstorm or fog though. It might look cool on top but snowflakes reflect a lot of light.
I rarely comment and have been watching along time now. Great content. Thanks for being wholesome and real!
Like the way you teach/instruct your employees. Provided Lindsey with instructions on how to operate the machine and you never belittle employees for not knowing how to operate vehicles that are not normally used,. Your patience and clear instructions to employees are to be commended!
Ed reminds me a lot of my dad. Chill and always in a good mood. And probably around the same age.
Smoke stacks on the rear of the snow cat might be beneficial 😉
"Oh, nothing. Don't come over here." 🤣🤣🤣
...nothing to see here....
Gotta air down those tires
Sounds like me...
That was so funny
I cant tell you how many times I've uncovered a "well that could have been bad" at the steel mill. Glad y'all caught it before it caught you!
Go to a stereo shop and get a few sheets of dyno mat, cut it in 3 x 3 in. squares an apply with heat gun if Appling in cold temps.
The GM 4.3 Vortec is the best workhorse engine ever made IMO. It's in everything from boats to snowcats and they just purr year after year. Simple, reliable, maintence free outside of oil changes.
“It really smells like gas! Hey Rudy, let’s get your welder out and find that leak!”
Always a heartwarming and beautiful glimpse of real people just doing real things. Thank you to Matt and the family.
12:05 Matt: It's another day. Rudy: It's a good day. Matt: It IS a good day. - That made me smile. 🙂
Hey guys, ran grooming equipment at ski areas for years (including search and rescue with Sheriff Dept, Forest Service, etc). LMC is right down the road from you. They build SnoCats and could easily find you a decent used one that actually works and comes with owners manuals, technical help, specs, blah blah.
Good luck with your rattle trap. Hopefully someone in an actual SnoCat doesn't have to come rescue YOU. LOL, love the vids, good luck!!!
Great video. Much more enjoyable then one of those reality garage shop shows.
Probably my favorite channel. Randy’s camera work is great , really makes you feel like you’re right there
Randy is a big part of the team, his laugh, his crazy ability to run while filming in all sorts of terrain, and his wisecracks.
When you were done rebuilding the tracks, when Matt said Rudy did a amazing job, who else thought when does he not do a good job
You really have a great family and crew, that is so refreshing to watch! THANKS !
One of the more enjoyable videos of all times. And they are all good.
Good luck buying tracks. Dudley got the rubber bands and I spent weeks drilling holes and building the track after he built the cleats.
Thank you. These videos are a ray of sunshine during dreary times.
Spectacular stuff. Lizzy going retro. Matt seeing how he nearly died. More fab work. Towing jobs even when you're out for a family outing. What could be better? Thanks for the ride, guys!
What a great family you have. You'll be able to look back at these videos years from now.
Matt I am surprised that you don’t just take your Recovery Equipment with you everywhere you go. It seems you can’t even go get a Hamburger without getting a call for help. Folks are very fortunate that you are in that area and are willing to drop everything and respond the way you do. I’ve been in Emergency Services for over 30 years and Towing Co don’t normally do what you do. Thank you for being an asset that saves lives.
Thank goodness you guys did your annual maintenance on the Snowcat. Found the reason for the gas smell. Could have turn out Bad, Fire! So all in all, take it out for a test run, helped pull out a couple of cars, hangin with the family. It can’t get any better than that! Love watching you doing work on all your vehicles. Change of pace. 🤙😎
Prediction:
Jan 2022, Matt "we're just going to fix these tracks a little to get us through one more year. Next year we're getting new tracks."
Pues si.... Fix them for this year.... new ones next year....
Hell new tracks.. new conveyor belts drill holes, bolt on old grousers and guides new hardware you are done.
Received my T-shirt yesterday!!! Love it!!! Came with a sticker as well. Nice surprise. Many thanks! Keep up the great work.
I hope you spoke to the mechanic about his certifications. Having one mistake might be acceptable, but multiple mistakes is just ineptitude.
It was probably Casey, too. LOL.
Every time I get somebody to do something on my vehicle's that I can do myself but Either too lazy or don't have the time they always seem to screw it up and I end up fixing anyways.
There are obvious negative consequences to the roadkill approach to vehicle repair, fabrication and maintenance.
@@datalorian idk
I agree with you that the fuel filter on the return line was bad. Trans cooler line is high pressure, oil resistant hose, so while it isn't something I would do, it's safer than using low pressure fuel line.
Matt, _usually_ factory setups will usually have the bigger fuel line on the feed side, and if that fuel tank bucket/pump assembly is from a mid/late 90's or so S10 or similar GM product (that style fuel pump bucket was mostly used in the late 90's, before that they had a steel cap with a hanger hanging in the tank) then the 3/8" should be the feed, 5/16" the return. The thing you run into is that any pressure on the return side of the regulator will increase the pressure on the front side which can mess with fueling, so on setups where a high-performance pump or similar work has been done, it makes sense to run the same size or even run a bigger one on the return.
whole family in video!... thanks 4 video. be kind.
From a Guy here in Colorado who did construction work in the Aspen Snowmass area for many years, here’s what you need. for winter time traction on your vehicles, get Blizzaks as they are outstanding in the snow. I never had to chain up once in my all-wheel-drive Astrovan with those tires. And I once was pushing snow over the bumper getting to a job on the mountain.
And I always carry a cordless impact wrench in my vehicle as it makes changing tires much easier and you seem to do that often, LOL. it can also speed up lowering the spare tire down, and even raising up a screw jack.
by the way, I’m just over the Utah border here in Grand Junction, now. And I binge watch your videos all the time as it’s fun to watch. Great channel. Glad to hear that Deral Eves got you going on this channel as it’s a great idea. Take care.
Kitty litter is another good thing to have with you. It’s great for traction, oil spills, etc.
@@HalMcGinnis Damn Siri voice typing got me. I try to catch those, but anyway, it's fixed now.
The whole family gets in on a recovery, makes for a late night, and everyone dances and laughs at the end. Quite a rare bunch.
Cool Shades Man lol
Its something to envy. Especially when only mom is left. Cheers from Nevada
I do car audio and im very good with sound deadening try KILMAT very good product great pricing to
" everyone dance " , I'll pass ( someone will think there was an earthquake 😲🤣🤣🤣 )
@@dr.trichome6419 I've heard about that stuff , works excellent .
Those were the luckiest Californians since the discovery of gold in '49!
You're the best love the family 👪 culture love the education mostly love the adventures. Thank you all for the entertainment 🙏
Been in the hose business for over 30 years. Trans cooler line is totally fine for gas. Its a Neoprene liner same as fuel line, it just handles higher temp and pressure than ordinary fuel line.
Discovering Matt's Off Road Recovery was the best part of 2020 and the most charming part of 2021 so far.
I always enjoy watching these videos on your channel. This one especially. Ya got the whole family in there, its different and we viewers can relate. Nothing ever goes as planned, when it comes to mechanics. You make it work. Good content. Love it
🎶 Here Matt comes to save the day, the Californians are glad you came their way! 🎵 😇 You were really inspired to get the snow cat ready for service and I'm so grateful you didn't lose it all in a ball of flames! 😬🔥 In the end, you made some people very happy and ended up with a very enjoyable video! 😎
Awww, Matt’s family! I seriously only discovered Rudy is Matt’s son a month ago and I’ve been watching for about a year!
You could put some long snow machine spikes between your grousers to improve traction, but make sure you get the backing plates they are defently needed
I must say that Ruddy looked the coolest I’ve ever seen anybody look with those goggle/sunglasses and that ‘dog-ear’ hat. Those hats make everybody look goofy. Ruddy is cool.
Matt your videos are so enjoyable in a time when it's hard to find escape. Thanks again for provided America with such family oriented video content, God will surely shine on you and your family.
Awesome video, the reaction of the folks stuck in the Fords was amazing. 😂
And thank you for all the people you help!
Awesome shades Rudy, glad you got the snowcat all dialed in took the family out and rescued some folks that's just the MORR way 😉👍
Its great to see all you guys having a great time - enjoy - Ian --UK.
The brake steering arms/handles look like they came off a set of landscaping loppers.
definitely did i have them in my shed. lol
Whatever works.
Yep. Corona.
I watch this channel as religiously as I watch the JRE. One day I want to be a father just like Matt. One of the most kindhearted wholesome families I have ever seen. Also your videos help me work better as an hvacr technician, by just watching your work ethics and processes. Really helps me to be more self analytical in a good way. Thank you guys !
3:57 "how do you get into the back seat of this?" well, Rudy, I'm from the future to tell you that you aren't gonna figure it out soon, but boy is it funny to watch.
Snow worries Matt. Keep em coming, and I'll be here waitin. First upgrade: move battery, second, get rid of silly hole thing in roof, third, captains chairs.
Looking good - Need more lights on that snow cat tho!! make it light the place up like a football (yes from the UK) stadium :-)
Matt: ''This is gonna be a long video.''
Me thinking: ''Still not long enough Haha.''
Thanks for sharing !
Certified by who? ASE certification just means you can read a book and take a test. Back in the day all of us mechanics had to go through an Apprenticeship, usually 5-7 years before you were a “Qualified “ mechanic. The ASE program has created a false sense of security for the public thinking that anyone with an ASE certificate is a good mechanic. I’ve been a Mechanic for 44 years now and I’m still learning new things every day and I see these kids coming in with an ASE certificate and calling themselves a Journeyman mechanic. (Journeyman = 10+ years) our industry is in danger of losing its way, We need to get back to the apprenticeship programs for mechanics. In my humble opinion.
Matt's recoveries, the one that continue paying forever when we watch them. Lol. Glad you got the cat going, can't wait to see a few of those recoveries this season
This snowcat is a nice TOY....... What you really need is a Nodelwell flextrack RN35model, the small one, that is about three times the size of your snowcat. Snowcats are norally used for gromming ski slopes.
Love the attitude going to help someone why you are out trying to have family time and test equipment. Thank you for showing that kind of Heart.
What a great episode! Some repair, some testing and some recovery! I tend to fast forward some on a lot of the RUclips videos but not with you guys or Fabrats, don’t want to miss anything important going on!
Ed is a treasure. Lizzie is a great balance for all the testosterone. She is a delight and a good fit in the crew. Love the content.
I love the content on this channel! The building a custom offroader, maintenance of a snowcat and offroad recovery, its really interresting and exiting! :)
These snow cats use a planetary controlled differential .When one brake is applied , the planetary gears cause the drive sprockets to operate at different speeds. Pull the left steering lever and the left track will turn at a slower speed than the right , and the same for the right . This type of steering allows steering while maintaining power to both tracks , unlike a clutch - brake system . After the 1990's , almost all snow vehicles have hydrostatic steering . This of course allows infinitely variable radius turns , plus counter rotation of the tracks . Each track driven by it's own hydraulic pump and drive motor , and with that , a much more complicated , not to mention , a way more expensive system to maintain . Our Sherman tanks , used in WW 2 , used a controlled differential steering , and was found to be a simple , yet rugged solution , and simple to repair in the field .
Nice you got it serviced and ready to go just in time. Thanks for sharing.
How lucky are they that Matt’s out there at the same time they are 👍👍
Matt: "It smells like gas really bad"
* *starts snowcat* *
Me:😮
AND revs it up...
Meanwhile Ed smoking like a chimney in the background.
@@nasonguy I was at a hardware store once and outside the front door, there was a leaking propane tank in the locked up tank exchange thing. I went inside, told staff what I found, but they didn't seem overly concerned and that they would look into it. So I said, "ok, but there is a guy leaning against the cabinet smoking a cigarette". Well they ran outside pretty quick after that.
@@gord7025 you gave me a good laugh. Thanks for that
@@gord7025
One of my many dumb tricks was to try to make an air receiver tank from an empty propane bottle. I opened the valve to full and inverted it for 3 days in my well vented garage. Then I removed the valve and proceeded to light my oxy- acetylene torch to braze in the union I was going to use. As soon as I sparked the acetylene, there was a WOOOMPH !! and the whole garage floor was a blue flash. The heat went up both of my overall legs, and singed off every bit of hair on my body, chest, arms, legs and you know where... even my eyebrows and lashes went.
Another lucky escape... 🙄🤣
Snow cat needs a good led lightbar.
Front and rear, makes those late jobs much easier!
That was quite an afternoon..... one of the husbands flagged us down around 2 pm and said they were stuck towards lava point. We were heading into the cabin on snowmobiles. I had been watching Matt's videos the day before at home and thought we can call Matt. When we called Winder towing they said Matt had the snowcat in tow and were heading to Brianhead so no luck. We flagged down a passing by truck with a local gent from Hurricane "Clay" and he was going to try to yank them out. It was so icy.... 3" of snow on 6" of solid ice. Clay's winch was smoking and trying to pull with the snowmobile was not very productive. Clay went back to the main road for cell reception and tried to find other to help. We headed back to the cabin to drop our supplies and make a plan to shuttle the families to a nearby warm cabin. To our surprise when we got back the headlights of the Bombi were coming down Lava Point Road and the families had the biggest smiles on their faces. So glad Matt decided to test out the snowcat on Kolob and not head to Brianhead. Great vids!
I'm watching the new build on the bombi now.. I started watching this channel back in 2020. After i brought a 4x4 2002 ford expedition. I was looking four videos on how to repair my truck i brought not running. My truck is still running strong. Even know i didn't learn how to repair my truck from this channel. I was hook from the first video I watch. I can't wait to hear how it would sound with the ls3 motor in it.
You know what they call the doctor who graduated bottom of his class? They call him doctor. Same goes for "certified mechanics".
Oh I’m so looking forward to jobs where the snowcat is involved! “You got an owners manual?”-Ed. Hahaha
I'm an aircraft mechanic, those fuel lines made me shudder!🔥
Mr. Matt, you should modify the back side panel on one side to make a 3 door for rear seat access. You could fab that up easy pezy! Love the channel. Thanks for the fun content! 👍
Red Devil water inhibitor. It's liquid rubber. Great for sound deadening and stops in-cab condensation. Made for sealing Duro rock before you tile. Water proof.
Any man to his wife: "Don't come over here."
Wife comes over...
Honest to God, “honey stop, I hear a rattler over there”, wife- NO!
Yes, but we know she's coming over regardless, so it helps deflect her anger at what we caused because of the warning.
I love Matt's of road recovery
Any man to his wife in humorous voice: "Don't come over here." Wife comes over.
Any man to his wife in really alarmed voice: "Don't come over here!". Wife does not come over.
So don't pretend you can not distinguish between those cases.
Wifes can.
@@Slazlo-Brovnik yeah, um..........NO!
Can't wait for "Rudy's Ride",bring on the towvair.
Just imagine if the banana had a TRAX SYSTEM for those muddy & snowy terrains. 👀
It does... Matt!!
did you see the latest episode of The Grand Tour?
@@gord7025 That fool bought tracks made for snow, and used it on everything else but snow
@@gord7025 hell yeah ,exactly what i was thinking , dont risk it matt or you'll end up walking like richard hammond
@@dubious6718 lol ya. I have tracks on my atv that claim to be all season, but I know what would happen if I drove them over that kind of terrain.
I work for Eric O @ south main auto repair. We have a youtube channel. I think your videos are awesome!! Haven't missed one yet and always look forward to a new one coming out. Keep up the good work guys!! Awesome crew you have.
Love this family outing and the blessing y’all were to the people y’all helped out. God bless you all. 👍❤️