I've seen several others who claim to have the World's Largest Off Road Wrecker. I have yet to see any of them besides this one tackle a real off-road recovery. Not to mention climbing rocks like a buggy. That's just beyond amazing. Kudos to Matt and his team. If you can't take it OFF road, it's just a big Wrecker.
That's exactly what I said about Murphy's diesel Hellboy wrecker, claiming the new title of worlds largest off-road wrecker since off-road games 2023. Playing in the sand with bro dozer. That's showboating on a beach.. the MORR heavy wrecker showcasing this is what it's made of, and why it's the world's largest off-road wrecker. I want to see a showdown of those two!
Just thought I’d share the good news with you guys. Special day for me at work today I found a Matt off-road recovery sticker on one of my coworkers toolbox. All the way up here in Aurora Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦 Keep up the good work guys love the videos
Absolutely SMOOTH working together. No cussing, no forehead slapping, no fist pounding, no one shaking their head. There is a job to do so let's do it.
Observations: 1. Matt is clearly a genius: his courage and problem solving skills are beyond impressive. 2. His crew has great faith in him having seen him do the impossible so many times. 3. Seems like the cost of this recovery would exceed the value of the rig they rescued. 4. It's so entertaining to watch! Must see TV!
@@bishwatntlI was sure they were going to need a pulling rig (or at least an anchor) to winch it back up out of there - no WAY it was just driving out under its own power. And I was wrong. 😂
I wasn't expecting a winch out, it was more a case of having an anchor and slowly lowering down into the void, but then, what do I know? :) I suppose Matt's rigs at present don't include anything heavy enough to provide that kind of cover.
Ok First, outstanding job to the crew, that was insane. Second, this maybe one of yalls best filmed and edited videos so outstanding job to that team. Lastly, thank yall for being one of the most wholesome channels out there, it's needed in today's world.
One of the best MORR videos in a long time!! Teamwork, technical rock crawling, Matt being patient! So rad to see the wrecker crawling like that. Nice job.
most people don't realize the way the rigging needed to be to create that suspension line... puts way more load on the winches/line than just winching the stuck vehicle weight itself. Those harbor Freight Apex winches never fail to impress, especially for their price. I was impressed how well that buggy started & ran completely sideways... I'd be concerned over ability to pump oil on it's side... especially after having sat on it's side awhile waiting for help. The wrecker was at some sketchy angles... Good thing Lizzy was a good welder... almost had to test the roll bar/boom structure. Nice to see Matt's Off road Recovery back doing recovery videos again.
Yep on two points. That caternary effect of the lines definitely increased the load. Also wondering about the buggy's oil pressure. Could it be a dry sump?
That was seriously impressive. Impressive equipment. Both the customers and MORR 's. The teamwork was second to none as well. Thanks for filming and putting it online. Really enjoyed this one.
It's recoveries like this that make this channel so enjoyable to watch. Peanut is nothing but love, she found her purpose. Shop dog, trail dog, cuddle dog... Watching the wrecker go into a spot to get the right angle, then drive out, is a remarkable feat for such a beast . Matt, your editors are top notch. You have a machine that rivals any Hollywood production...
Hi Matt, Kaulin, Rhett, Katelynne & Crew! Well, THAT excelled! What a FANTASTIC TEAM RECOVERY! Working with such a smart Customer had to be quite a relief! What a terrific job with the high-lift! Having the extra green buggy to pull it back really put a bow on the package! Even getting the Wrecker OUT in the end was art! Every single member of the Team knew their job & performed to perfection. So much could have gone wrong, but all of those hours building each rig paid HUGE DIVIDENDS on this job! This was a most amazing Team-Building Process to date, and that is saying a LOT, since you excel as a Team-Leader Matt! Kaulin: "I LIKE it a LOT!" Me Too! Tell Kolby: No sweat about the drone. The Camera work was perfection! We all felt the "pucker-factor"!! BTW, Rhett was indispensable down there, rigging! He has LEARNED SO MUCH already! CONGRATS MORR CREW!~Dave in Arizona
Once again the wrecker earns it's keep, impresses the world and proves Matt's ability to visualize an amazing rig then will it into existence. Well done!
Accusump solves the oil issue. Otherwise it's really just a matter of having enough fuel to keep the fuel pump submerged. Fuel injection is sealed and pressurized from the pump right into the cylinder, or the intake ports if port injection. Either way the orientation isn't going to be of any consequence. Had that been a carburated rig, it may have caused a problem, but maybe not. As long as the jet sprayed fuel, it would start. You would almost certainly get fuel spilling out of the bowl all over the engine bay, and that would be the only hindrance to firing that thing up. You would not want to run it long, as the oiling would be uneven, would run away from the high side of the valve train rather quickly, but other than those few little things, an engine isn't reliant on the orientation. What's way more impressive, to me anyway, is a NASCAR engine running at 8500 rpm for hours nonstop while all the fluids are forced to the opposite side of the vehicle from the left turn. So basically, that would be like starting that stuck rig, planting the throttle firmly on the floor, and leaving it there screaming for two hours before you started and for the duration of the recovery, and it being just fine. 🤯
Reading some of the comments on here make me laugh. You should have done this, or should have done that. With a recovery like this,,,,, there are no plans. If you notice Matt is under full control,, the team follow his instructions. Matt asks for precise information about what is happening below him, then acts accordingly. The winch ropes are designed to take a straight pull, not any side way pressure as done here. Matt repositioned the swivel point a few times to get the desired pull. This was team work at it's best. The team trusted everything Matt told them to do. And Matt truted the team to do this efficiently. It all worked as desired, the buggy was out of their with no significant damage. Another professional recovery
Matt and the whole team are so great to watch and I learn new stuff all the time. Even the guys who got wedged were no joke, real off-road guys. Can you believe that thing started right up after being totally sideways all that time? Top notch skills and no need to drop 500 F-Bombs every clip. Nice
Absolutely the number one video you’ve ever put out. Matt, you are a genius how your mind works to figure out the angles and the amount power needed to do things is amazing. And is truly the reason you are able to build such amazing vehicles. I enjoy watching the build videos, but I really love the recovery ones.
This was super cool to watch and is a great display of problem solving skills and outside the box thinking. This is what captured my attention on my very first Matt's off-road recovery video, where they were getting an old silverado off of a like 40° degree slope on the side of a gravel road/trail.
AMAZING teamwork by all.! Matt, you're definitely one of, if not THE G.O.A.T. Great job, Matt's Offroad recovery. That tow truck boggles the mind in its capability !!!
I'm pretty sure it's why he kept asking Cody (the cameraman) who is way more use to the wrecker, if every thing looked ok from he's point of view. Impressive team work!
Does anyone else wonder if maybe the driver let out more air pressure if he could have driven backwards with the help of the second buggy? Less air would have helped with the tire wedged, the buggy looked more than capable.
The "World's Largest Wrecker" is such an amazing piece of task oriented engineering....Backed up with the Morvair and the Banana... it's a team that's nearly invincible. Great job guys.
You all never cease to amaze me, both with the actual recovery and with the crawling expertise needed to get to the job and back. On top of all that, you capture it in such a great way that it seems like we are there with you. Only I get to sit in a/c while watching.😅
This video is what makes this channel great! Outstanding work, especially the cooperation and teamwork by everyone on the MORR team. Combined with top quality video shooting, and a nice relaxed production without a million cuts, ridiculous music and edits, and just showing in detail every step you take and the reasons why. Love MORR!
But it was cool to see them giving input with out making it out as if they knew best, same with Matt. Both were throwing good ideas around and willing to listen to each others suggestions. Made good team work 👍
@@j5customvans174 cool so when it was sitting sideways for a day why didn't oil from the crank case go into the cylinders and smoke on start up? Your probably wrong.
Good job guys, that was amazing. It never ceases to amaze me that only about 15% of people who watch bother to click the like button. Laziness? Indifference? C'mon peeps, help the channel grow and prosper. Cheers from West Jordan.
Definitely one of their more precarious and challenging rescues. The customers certainly were competent in their working with Matt and his crew and they surely added to the combined success of the mission. And the closing moments of the video certainly showcased the Hurricane UT area as a beautiful place to visit and vacation. Don't know if that can ever happen but it sure is on a "dream bucket list" if nothing else! Beautiful job MORR crew. Love that "family!"
Hell yeah! Best recovery in a long while! Don't get me wrong... I love watching all of it, but damn this was awesome! Also - when you have to take a run at an obstacle with the wrecker, you know that's a crazy spot to be.
That was fun to watch and OMG that wrecker is a beast!!!! Crawling out of there like nothing. Thanks for the entertainment. I love watching the customers who no what’s going on really enjoy the experience and give mad respect at the end. Very cool
That was intense! Good job figuring it all out! Rhett and Kaulin sure are learning the craft of off road recovery. And Jake adds just the right amount of commentary. Not to forget, Peanut is one good dog everyone wishes they had!
Great recovery! Always like when Peanut gets some screen time. My mother had a BC too; but Kathy would not go in swimming...she stayed in the house with a/c.
Every time I think I cant be anymore impressed with the Off Road Wrecker, you do something like this, and take it to a whole new level. A great truck, and a great team. Well done guys,,,,,,,,, and gals,.
I’ve had to take a year off recently in order to fight cancer… However, for my first episode back that I’ve watched in a year, my timing was perfect. It has it all my favorite players, the Morvair, the Banana and the Wrecker! (New people too) Thank y’all so much from the bottom of my heart, for staying positive, consistent and living the dream… … unfortunately, I’ve had to learn a lot more about that recently, the hard way, but I survived! Thankfully, so have y’all too. God bless…
HOLY SH!T and WOW was about all I could say.... what an incredible job!!!! Very nicely done!!! And the owner... getting in there and driving his rig out while it's hanging off a hundred feet of rope is just... WOW!!!!
Cool stuff, you guys are good at what you do. If you ever find yourself in New Zealand it'd be a blast to take you Jet boating in one of our wild rivers, something foreign to you in Utah I'm sure. Motorsport of a different kind. Have learned a lot watching this channel over the past couple of years. God bless
@@gruanger Fair play, I happen to be a commercial hunter by trade so yep i very much agree with what you mention there. What i have learned here on this channel has come in handy for the offroading I do, its not on the same degree as this by any stretch but still technical
I was wondering why he didn't just walk away? Walk home and build a new buggy.. P.S I'm only joking! (For the 15 people that don't understand sarcasm.)
Loved the edit of that sketch drop to show the far off view and Kaitlyn just utters "Holy" - solidly conveyed the difficulty to everyone out there - good stuff
One of the few recoveries with all three rigs out. Well executed, very technical recovery. Excellent team work and problem solving. This is one of the rare times when I can see the rear steer of the wrecker making a big difference driving back out of the canyon.
@@bbl69420 Mormonism is weird -- hot caffeinated beverage: NO, that's bad for you; cold caffeinated beverage: sure, drink up. Talk about rules not based in logic or reason. And I would never subscribe to a religion that tells me what to eat or drink -- any of them.
Good job team MORR definitely a text book Trail Mater style recovery and one heck of a great learning experience. The Off Road Wrecker did what is was made for in Sand Hollow and anywhere else. Again Thanks for the video.
Great recovery!! Love how right before you say , were gonna get the wrecker out now,, Peanut is chillin under the overhang in the shade!! Smart doggy!! Keep up the great videos!!
Holy Crap Matt! Whatever it cost you to build The Wrecker, it is worth every penny! That was the coolest thing you have done on this channel! Love that thing.
WOW! No other words can express my thoughts! I mean I was literally on the edge of my chair with my butthole puckering! You guys are absolutely amazing! And the wrecker is nothing short of a Monster!
Wow, this was seriously impressive work! Great job by the whole crew. Just driving there and getting into position is already crazy. But getting that buggy out, that was next level. I'm seriously impressed. Can't wait for more.
The "MORRtivator" was Back in full swing on this one. It tool brains and brawn to 'get this 1 out'. All that time working and not 1 said, 'Sir, you can't park there, especially like that'.? Missed opportunity for sure. Great work MORR team ! A cooling dip after 100f and hot rocks underfoot was what's needed...on the way to buy shakes.
While most recovery experts would consider something like this “near to, if not impossible” Matt seems, at least in my opinion to look at it as a fun little puzzle that he’s sure he’ll figure out lol! I know from experience having worked for a long time in this field that most of my bosses would have way over done it. Probably tried to bring in excavators or some other type of heavy equipment, and then charged enough to practically retire off the job. Matt’s built different. I’m sure he wouldn’t agree with this but the man has genius level ability. He figures out how to get the job done with the tools at hand. My hats off to Matt and his crew.
Great recovery. You put all your knowledge to the test. One thing though is you need to put something under your cables when they go against something sharp like rocks. This will prevent them from being damaged.
Incredible rescue after Driver Error. That 'Green Buggy' was 'Built' as was the wedged one. Nice travelling companion. Next stop Barber Shop! Nice wet T shirt contest.
The wrecker is just like a spider. Goes where it wants through all cracks and crevices and over any obstacles no it’s way. Truly amazing machine. Would be a dream to see it working like this in person. Love it. From when all y’all had was the banana to now having the Morrvair and the wrecker doing absolutely amazing work as a team.
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Nicely done guys. Definitely a workout in rigging that and climbing up and down those walls. Ask me how I know. Haha.
You bring new meaning to "influencer". 👍
how do you know?
@@jonasnielsen4257 did you watch the video? There's a clip of how he knows.
@@ShineRunnersGarage i was told to ask
Rory already did it😂
That was why the wrecker was created... this was seriously cool. 🎉
Going down in reverse something a lot of people would not go down forward. Yeah it's built for Sand Hollows different terrain ✓
Nothing like niche engineering put to work in its niche. So good!
I've seen several others who claim to have the World's Largest Off Road Wrecker. I have yet to see any of them besides this one tackle a real off-road recovery. Not to mention climbing rocks like a buggy. That's just beyond amazing. Kudos to Matt and his team. If you can't take it OFF road, it's just a big Wrecker.
off road means different things in different areas.
This one moonlights as the world’s largest rock crawling buggy. Seriously impressive to watch it perform next to a capable buggy.
Look back at the off road games, big off road wreckers for your viewing pleasure.
That's exactly what I said about Murphy's diesel Hellboy wrecker, claiming the new title of worlds largest off-road wrecker since off-road games 2023. Playing in the sand with bro dozer. That's showboating on a beach.. the MORR heavy wrecker showcasing this is what it's made of, and why it's the world's largest off-road wrecker. I want to see a showdown of those two!
I was thinking the same thing watching Matt crawl that line. Very capable rig and operator.
Just thought I’d share the good news with you guys.
Special day for me at work today
I found a Matt off-road recovery sticker on one of my coworkers toolbox. All the way up here in Aurora Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦
Keep up the good work guys love the videos
Absolutely SMOOTH working together. No cussing, no forehead slapping, no fist pounding, no one shaking their head. There is a job to do so let's do it.
Why the hell do you need to build A OFF-ROAD WRECKER..... O...ok.....never mind...
😂
Noticed Peanut stayed undercover until swim time…. Smart dog
That's why peanut is the moral support specialist peanut knows when an who needs petting
Matt the way you handled the wrecker was IMPRESSIVE!
The wrecker is so impressive but it definitely takes a good driver to utilise it to its full potential.
Observations: 1. Matt is clearly a genius: his courage and problem solving skills are beyond impressive. 2. His crew has great faith in him having seen him do the impossible so many times. 3. Seems like the cost of this recovery would exceed the value of the rig they rescued. 4. It's so entertaining to watch! Must see TV!
The worlds largest off road wrecker AKA The worlds best rock crawling recovery vehicle. Nicely done guys and lady.
I think this is one of your most impressive recoveries. I can’t imagine what the pucker factor was backing the wrecker down those rocks!
Amazed at how low the tire pressure is!
Yes, at times I was wishing for another rig above the wrecker on a winch, letting the wrecker down that slope.
Had me puckered in my chair. Lol
@@bishwatntlI was sure they were going to need a pulling rig (or at least an anchor) to winch it back up out of there - no WAY it was just driving out under its own power. And I was wrong. 😂
I wasn't expecting a winch out, it was more a case of having an anchor and slowly lowering down into the void, but then, what do I know? :) I suppose Matt's rigs at present don't include anything heavy enough to provide that kind of cover.
Ok First, outstanding job to the crew, that was insane. Second, this maybe one of yalls best filmed and edited videos so outstanding job to that team. Lastly, thank yall for being one of the most wholesome channels out there, it's needed in today's world.
Great comment. I agree.
Buggys are cool, but they get into places that most recovery vehicles can't get to. The wrecker was definitely the right tool for this job.
Buggies. That’s the plural of buggy. Not “buggys”.
@johnhopkins4920 nobody cares grammar Nazi
@@johnhopkins4920 Dweeb, that's the noun of you. Not "nerd".
But the green buggy was awesome, I want that one
@@johnhopkins4920 cry harder
One of the best MORR videos in a long time!! Teamwork, technical rock crawling, Matt being patient! So rad to see the wrecker crawling like that. Nice job.
most people don't realize the way the rigging needed to be to create that suspension line... puts way more load on the winches/line than just winching the stuck vehicle weight itself. Those harbor Freight Apex winches never fail to impress, especially for their price. I was impressed how well that buggy started & ran completely sideways... I'd be concerned over ability to pump oil on it's side... especially after having sat on it's side awhile waiting for help. The wrecker was at some sketchy angles... Good thing Lizzy was a good welder... almost had to test the roll bar/boom structure. Nice to see Matt's Off road Recovery back doing recovery videos again.
Yep on two points. That caternary effect of the lines definitely increased the load. Also wondering about the buggy's oil pressure. Could it be a dry sump?
120 degrees is about the most dangerous angle for load, definitely had me concerned
That was seriously impressive. Impressive equipment. Both the customers and MORR 's. The teamwork was second to none as well. Thanks for filming and putting it online. Really enjoyed this one.
Probably the gnarliest recovery I've seen yet, and NOTHING BROKE! Seems the wrecker has all the kinks worked out and is working 100%.
yea that was alot of stress on the wrecker to even get it down there.
It's recoveries like this that make this channel so enjoyable to watch. Peanut is nothing but love, she found her purpose. Shop dog, trail dog, cuddle dog...
Watching the wrecker go into a spot to get the right angle, then drive out, is a remarkable feat for such a beast . Matt, your editors are top notch. You have a machine that rivals any Hollywood production...
Hi Matt, Kaulin, Rhett, Katelynne & Crew! Well, THAT excelled! What a FANTASTIC TEAM RECOVERY! Working with such a smart Customer had to be quite a relief! What a terrific job with the high-lift! Having the extra green buggy to pull it back really put a bow on the package! Even getting the Wrecker OUT in the end was art! Every single member of the Team knew their job & performed to perfection. So much could have gone wrong, but all of those hours building each rig paid HUGE DIVIDENDS on this job! This was a most amazing Team-Building Process to date, and that is saying a LOT, since you excel as a Team-Leader Matt! Kaulin: "I LIKE it a LOT!" Me Too! Tell Kolby: No sweat about the drone. The Camera work was perfection! We all felt the "pucker-factor"!! BTW, Rhett was indispensable down there, rigging! He has LEARNED SO MUCH already! CONGRATS MORR CREW!~Dave
in Arizona
When the World's Largest Off Road Wrecker is struggling, you know that's some serious terrain. Great job MORR team!
Once again the wrecker earns it's keep, impresses the world and proves Matt's ability to visualize an amazing rig then will it into existence. Well done!
Im super impressed it started and ran sideways, not even blowing smoke or anything.. sounds like a 4cylinder, awesome whatever it is
Dry sumped I'm guessing.
dry sump
looked like a dry sumped 4 cylinder ( Rotrax or similar aero engine ?? )
@@888johnmac It had a Chevy badge on it, at 22:22 you can see the Chevy badge and some name on the engine.
Accusump solves the oil issue. Otherwise it's really just a matter of having enough fuel to keep the fuel pump submerged. Fuel injection is sealed and pressurized from the pump right into the cylinder, or the intake ports if port injection. Either way the orientation isn't going to be of any consequence. Had that been a carburated rig, it may have caused a problem, but maybe not. As long as the jet sprayed fuel, it would start. You would almost certainly get fuel spilling out of the bowl all over the engine bay, and that would be the only hindrance to firing that thing up. You would not want to run it long, as the oiling would be uneven, would run away from the high side of the valve train rather quickly, but other than those few little things, an engine isn't reliant on the orientation. What's way more impressive, to me anyway, is a NASCAR engine running at 8500 rpm for hours nonstop while all the fluids are forced to the opposite side of the vehicle from the left turn. So basically, that would be like starting that stuck rig, planting the throttle firmly on the floor, and leaving it there screaming for two hours before you started and for the duration of the recovery, and it being just fine. 🤯
Reading some of the comments on here make me laugh.
You should have done this, or should have done that.
With a recovery like this,,,,, there are no plans.
If you notice Matt is under full control,, the team follow his instructions.
Matt asks for precise information about what is happening below him, then acts accordingly.
The winch ropes are designed to take a straight pull, not any side way pressure as done here.
Matt repositioned the swivel point a few times to get the desired pull.
This was team work at it's best.
The team trusted everything Matt told them to do.
And Matt truted the team to do this efficiently.
It all worked as desired, the buggy was out of their with no significant damage.
Another professional recovery
Matt: We don't have a plan and we're sticking to it! 🤣
Matt and the whole team are so great to watch and I learn new stuff all the time. Even the guys who got wedged were no joke, real off-road guys. Can you believe that thing started right up after being totally sideways all that time? Top notch skills and no need to drop 500 F-Bombs every clip. Nice
Absolutely the number one video you’ve ever put out. Matt, you are a genius how your mind works to figure out the angles and the amount power needed to do things is amazing. And is truly the reason you are able to build such amazing vehicles. I enjoy watching the build videos, but I really love the recovery ones.
I so love skilled people do what they are good at. Both the client's competence and experience as well as the MORR crew is a delight to see.
Rock buggy guys are definitely in a different state of mind. They drive into places that defy gravity. And if they get stuck they get STUCK! 😲
This was super cool to watch and is a great display of problem solving skills and outside the box thinking. This is what captured my attention on my very first Matt's off-road recovery video, where they were getting an old silverado off of a like 40° degree slope on the side of a gravel road/trail.
AMAZING teamwork by all.! Matt, you're definitely one of, if not THE G.O.A.T. Great job, Matt's Offroad recovery. That tow truck boggles the mind in its capability !!!
That was the most edge of the Seat recovery you have ever done, absolutely awesome 💕 From the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Backing the Wrecker under the direction of the guy who got his rig stuck sideways in a chasm? That's some on the spot trust!
I'm pretty sure it's why he kept asking Cody (the cameraman) who is way more use to the wrecker, if every thing looked ok from he's point of view. Impressive team work!
Customer worked my nerves.
Well, it wasn't the driver's fault, lol.
Well those rear steer buggy drivers are hardcore, as seen in the video they don't back down!
That's how you earn experience
That was pretty damn impressive! Great job by the recoverd vehicle's driver as well.
Does anyone else wonder if maybe the driver let out more air pressure if he could have driven backwards with the help of the second buggy?
Less air would have helped with the tire wedged, the buggy looked more than capable.
The
"World's Largest Wrecker" is such an amazing piece of task oriented engineering....Backed up with the Morvair and the Banana... it's a team that's nearly invincible.
Great job guys.
You all never cease to amaze me, both with the actual recovery and with the crawling expertise needed to get to the job and back. On top of all that, you capture it in such a great way that it seems like we are there with you. Only I get to sit in a/c while watching.😅
This video is what makes this channel great! Outstanding work, especially the cooperation and teamwork by everyone on the MORR team. Combined with top quality video shooting, and a nice relaxed production without a million cuts, ridiculous music and edits, and just showing in detail every step you take and the reasons why. Love MORR!
Cool that the guys in the buggies were knowledgeable too
Def not their 1st rodeo.
Guy looked the part too, with the goggles and the wireless headset
Love the swimming in work attire, classic
But it was cool to see them giving input with out making it out as if they knew best, same with Matt. Both were throwing good ideas around and willing to listen to each others suggestions. Made good team work 👍
@@AlexEdwards-sy4yo
Absolutely, professional all the way around. Probably one of my favorites.
Can't believe that buggy runs laying on its side!
Right? Is the oil pickup a rubber hose that flops around inside the pan? Or is it dry dump?
@@ADBBuildYessir a lot of these rock dudes use dry sumps for the weird angles
@@ADBBuild yeah probably a dry sump
Probably just stock with an extra quart of oil. You can run it for a while at idle with no oil pressure.
@@j5customvans174 cool so when it was sitting sideways for a day why didn't oil from the crank case go into the cylinders and smoke on start up? Your probably wrong.
Good job guys, that was amazing. It never ceases to amaze me that only about 15% of people who watch bother to click the like button. Laziness? Indifference? C'mon peeps, help the channel grow and prosper. Cheers from West Jordan.
Muy Buena Ruta !!
Q bien q todos salieron y lo importante se divertieton!!
Gracias por parar y compartir una Cheve con Nuestro amigo Jaime Sotos 🤙
Definitely one of their more precarious and challenging rescues. The customers certainly were competent in their working with Matt and his crew and they surely added to the combined success of the mission. And the closing moments of the video certainly showcased the Hurricane UT area as a beautiful place to visit and vacation. Don't know if that can ever happen but it sure is on a "dream bucket list" if nothing else! Beautiful job MORR crew. Love that "family!"
Hell yeah! Best recovery in a long while! Don't get me wrong... I love watching all of it, but damn this was awesome!
Also - when you have to take a run at an obstacle with the wrecker, you know that's a crazy spot to be.
The Wrecker, the Morrvair _and_ the Banana all needed on the same job? Now that's got to be HUGE.
WOW !!! Talk about a nail biter !!! That had me sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time !! That was AWESOME !!! GREAT JOB !!
Wow, impressive recovery, hats off to the whole crew.
Wow, on all fronts. Great driving, Matt's always great understanding of the vectors of force needed, wonderful team work .
Wow, that was a rescue. My heart stopped when Matt backed the wrecker down that cliff 😳
That was the most impressive recovery vI've seen yet, and I've been subscribed for over 4 years now. Great job everyone.
One of the best parts of these videos is watching an expert's mind work things out!
That was fun to watch and OMG that wrecker is a beast!!!! Crawling out of there like nothing. Thanks for the entertainment. I love watching the customers who no what’s going on really enjoy the experience and give mad respect at the end. Very cool
That was intense! Good job figuring it all out! Rhett and Kaulin sure are learning the craft of off road recovery. And Jake adds just the right amount of commentary. Not to forget, Peanut is one good dog everyone wishes they had!
28:11 After a long and Hard work everybody deserve a cold Bath with Peanut 😊❤️✌️
Watching Matt back off that hill over the customer has definitely got to be one of the sketchiest things I’ve ever seen
sweaty hands and feet for me. Jeeeeeeeeesus!
I wouldn't have done it ! When it goes bad , it goes bad . Butt some people have luck on there side .
There was serious pucker factor for me just watching it.
Matt isnt his dad
AMEN TO THAT, a lot gravity in this situation
What an awesome job, you guys. That's got to be the biggest and most flexing I've seen the wrecker do.
I love watching you guys OUT of the shop.
That has to be one of the wildest recoveries I've ever seen. What a great team Matt. TKS for sharing 😊.
Wow! I was just thinking it's been a while since you did a real good recovery and then you hit us with this gem! That was amazing!
Bout time we had a cliffhanger!
No pun intended, huh?
Best comment right here!!😂😂
😂😂😂
Well said!
I love that Rhett looks twelve but acts like a old man😂
He does seem to be more thoughtful than expected at that age. Reminds me of Ed.
Lmao true
By the time we got our first power wheels he was on his 4th 4x4 with compound low and the best u-joints money could buy.
Just a guess. 😮
He just sits back and watches and thinks of a cool response . We all know he is going to be a driver ✓
He's always been my favorite & jake ! Well lets say peanut & lady first ! Then who mans lol
Matt has lost weight over the last couple years! Well done Matt! (PS: I found the weight you lost)
Great recovery!
Always like when Peanut gets some screen time.
My mother had a BC too; but Kathy would not go in swimming...she stayed in the house with a/c.
That was possibly your best recovery to watch so far. That wrecker is awesome, we have nothing like that in Australia! 👍
That's some fancy MacGyver shizz happening right there...nice job!
You guys drive vehicles where I wouldn't walk. Lol. I really enjoy your channel. I would enjoy those rocks from a distance through binoculars.
Matt, you should bring the Recker to Australia with the 4wd24/7 group. You will love it I promise 😁😁😁
They couldn’t do that, but for the time that it would need to be on a ship, they need it working jobs
Yeah I understand that but wouldn’t it be great to drive Australian territory and pick up some recovery’s on your way around this beautiful country?
Every time I think I cant be anymore impressed with the Off Road Wrecker, you do something like this, and take it to a whole new level. A great truck, and a great team. Well done guys,,,,,,,,, and gals,.
Looked like a challenging recovery, certainly gave the wrecker a workout and the winches, great job, thanks for sharing, all the best to you all
Great, that green buggy is amazing. Any videos of it anywhere?
Love they plunked an old Jeep hood on it.
Very well done everyone. Amazing what you can do with some ingenuity and the right equipment.
This is a true showcase of how good your equipment is, awesome video
Interesting , Thank You . A fine example of Teamwork , very specalized equipment ,and Knowlege .
I’ve had to take a year off recently in order to fight cancer… However, for my first episode back that I’ve watched in a year, my timing was perfect. It has it all my favorite players, the Morvair, the Banana and the Wrecker! (New people too) Thank y’all so much from the bottom of my heart, for staying positive, consistent and living the dream…
… unfortunately, I’ve had to learn a lot more about that recently, the hard way, but I survived! Thankfully, so have y’all too. God bless…
HOLY SH!T and WOW was about all I could say.... what an incredible job!!!! Very nicely done!!! And the owner... getting in there and driving his rig out while it's hanging off a hundred feet of rope is just... WOW!!!!
Cool stuff, you guys are good at what you do. If you ever find yourself in New Zealand it'd be a blast to take you Jet boating in one of our wild rivers, something foreign to you in Utah I'm sure. Motorsport of a different kind. Have learned a lot watching this channel over the past couple of years. God bless
The kiwi jet boat scene is wild. My mate has a 2 rotor that revs to 10k in his jetboat and it sounds amazing on the water
They can travel a few hours north to Idaho for some crazy Jet Boating, but New Zealand does sound great for that and hunting and outdoor beauty!
@@gruanger Fair play, I happen to be a commercial hunter by trade so yep i very much agree with what you mention there. What i have learned here on this channel has come in handy for the offroading I do, its not on the same degree as this by any stretch but still technical
Or marlin fishing, or bush bashing in a lifted 80 series :-)
Where in NZ?? Town??
That looks like it would be a spendy recovery
I can't imagine that being any less than $3k.
Will it pay itself back in beer stories? 🤔
I was wondering why he didn't just walk away? Walk home and build a new buggy..
P.S I'm only joking! (For the 15 people that don't understand sarcasm.)
If you can afford to build one of these rigs then you can probably afford the recovery
ANY kind of off road play is spendy from the get go.
If you put it all in the rig, with no uhoh fund on the side, you're a gambler.
Loved the edit of that sketch drop to show the far off view and Kaitlyn just utters "Holy" - solidly conveyed the difficulty to everyone out there - good stuff
One of the few recoveries with all three rigs out. Well executed, very technical recovery. Excellent team work and problem solving. This is one of the rare times when I can see the rear steer of the wrecker making a big difference driving back out of the canyon.
Matt: "So Rory backed up the chute? I'm backing off a cliff!"
Definitely a "Hold by beer" moment!
@@labroy74 Hold my Mountain Dew. We are talking about Southern Utah.
@@bbl69420 Mormonism is weird -- hot caffeinated beverage: NO, that's bad for you; cold caffeinated beverage: sure, drink up. Talk about rules not based in logic or reason. And I would never subscribe to a religion that tells me what to eat or drink -- any of them.
Riveting, Siskel and Ebert two thumbs up
Hey, you can't park that there!
Good job team MORR definitely a text book Trail Mater style recovery and one heck of a great learning experience. The Off Road Wrecker did what is was made for in Sand Hollow and anywhere else. Again Thanks for the video.
Great recovery!!
Love how right before you say , were gonna get the wrecker out now,, Peanut is chillin under the overhang in the shade!! Smart doggy!!
Keep up the great videos!!
Just about when I think that they have done all the possible rescues, they pull off something like this. WOW!
Keep up with the good work matt an team love watching you on RUclips God bless
Watching yall during the hurricane, from St Pete Florida
I just wanted to say the crawler being recovered was pretty sweet too, probably hard to get stuck to start with lol. Good content.
Holy Crap Matt! Whatever it cost you to build The Wrecker, it is worth every penny! That was the coolest thing you have done on this channel! Love that thing.
Awesome watching the whole convoy rolling out!
And they used all three vehicles, plus a friend of the client's buggy. That's pretty stuck all right.
I think this is one of the Hardest. recoveries I've ever seen on your channel.
WOW!
No other words can express my thoughts! I mean I was literally on the edge of my chair with my butthole puckering! You guys are absolutely amazing! And the wrecker is nothing short of a Monster!
Wow, this was seriously impressive work! Great job by the whole crew. Just driving there and getting into position is already crazy. But getting that buggy out, that was next level. I'm seriously impressed. Can't wait for more.
The "MORRtivator" was Back in full swing on this one. It tool brains and brawn to 'get this 1 out'. All that time working and not 1 said, 'Sir, you can't park there, especially like that'.? Missed opportunity for sure. Great work MORR team ! A cooling dip after 100f and hot rocks underfoot was what's needed...on the way to buy shakes.
Well done! That's was alot of fun!
Owner seriously said “ I should be able to drive out of this”
f he had a big airbag he probably could have too!
The buggy is designed for that. he could have if the right wheel was not wedged
Yeah he should have been able to drive out of that. Just got it more wedged than he realized.
While most recovery experts would consider something like this “near to, if not impossible” Matt seems, at least in my opinion to look at it as a fun little puzzle that he’s sure he’ll figure out lol! I know from experience having worked for a long time in this field that most of my bosses would have way over done it. Probably tried to bring in excavators or some other type of heavy equipment, and then charged enough to practically retire off the job. Matt’s built different. I’m sure he wouldn’t agree with this but the man has genius level ability. He figures out how to get the job done with the tools at hand. My hats off to Matt and his crew.
Great recovery. You put all your knowledge to the test. One thing though is you need to put something under your cables when they go against something sharp like rocks. This will prevent them from being damaged.
Incredible rescue after Driver Error. That 'Green Buggy' was 'Built' as was the wedged one.
Nice travelling companion. Next stop Barber Shop! Nice wet T shirt contest.
Maybe an air bladder would help in a situation like that.
can we say big pucker factor!!!
Peanut is the goodest dog
WOW!! What a great job by the whole crew! That was one heck of a rigging job for sure. That wrecker is UNREAL!
The wrecker is just like a spider. Goes where it wants through all cracks and crevices and over any obstacles no it’s way. Truly amazing machine. Would be a dream to see it working like this in person. Love it. From when all y’all had was the banana to now having the Morrvair and the wrecker doing absolutely amazing work as a team.