GMC Sierra Goes Over The Edge - 2WD Truck!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- So we got a call for a GMC Sierra that went over the edge, oh yeah, it's only 2WD.
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Till the shot on 11:05 I though Matt you're wrong this time. But seeing the slope hill side on the other side I changed my mind. It indeed works out at the end very good.. Well done!
It wasn't pretty, but given the angles; it also wasn't horrible. I'd have anchored to a tree and had the Banana as safety/second anchor for the transitions. Otherwise:
@12:50 check out those pimpin lights on Rudy's chassis! Bawlin!
Added... were those front wheels ... bald in places? like completely no-tread/tread?
@@MattsOffRoadRecovery I did not realize the weight difference was that big. That makes the things the Jeep can do even more impressive
@@fshalor738 I think what you saw was the tool Matt uses to blur license plates was on the tire for some reason. I thought the same thing as you as I thought "how in the hell can you have bald spots like that."
@@Timooooooooooooooo it’s almost all in the yank ropes for most rescues
@@fshalor738 yeah they were definitely bald in some weird places...
Buddy just casually sharpening a large knife.
Looks straight into the camera sharpening the knife. Haha
That's not a knife, THIS is a knoife!
The natives are friendly?
That's was best part of a video!!!!!!
The young lad was hungry.
My 6 year old was watching this with me and she said " what does 2 wheel drive mean?". From across the room, my 8 year old says "2 wheel drive? That's a shame!". 🤣. I almost died.
I want kids now
@@aidenp7232 love♡♡♡♡
The best part about kids is watxhing them take after the same hobbies and learn your mannerisms lol. Kids are funny
I don't know if Matt and his team will ever read this post but I wanted to say that I've watched a lot of their recovery videos now and there's definitely one thing that jumps out at me in EVERY video. FANTASTIC and positive attitudes! The whole team is definitely focused and aware of the task at hand but before, during AND after everyone stays calm and respectful to one another! It makes watching the recovery all that more enjoyable! Great job Matt's Off Road Recovery Team! Keep up the great work and keep these videos coming!
Seeing Lizzy mention entering the pickup in "Dukes of Hazard" style, made me smile. That girl was raised properly!!!
When them Jeep’s started digging in the dirt the first thing I thought of was
“That’s experience at work right there”
Yeah that was impressive. You know you're dealing with years of experience when somebody does something completely counterintuitive like that.
@@MiscDotGeek I would’ve never thought of it that’s for sure
A really good way to anchor your pulling point. I have never seen Matt do that before now; first time for everything.
Same here. "Now dig that axil here"
I saw someone wearing one of your hats in London, England yesterday. I was amazed to see someone else who watches the channel so far from where you are based. Your world wide Matt :)
I’ve been watching MORR from the first video, and I’m a Brit living here in Romania, their viewers are absolutely world wide ... 👍🏻🇷🇴🇬🇧
When things open back up you really need to make it out to southwestern Utah. Not only is it in delightful slice of unique American culture, the scenery is stunning.
Rent a SxS and hit up Sand Hollow park.
@@otm646 at least they will know who’s coming to rescue them if the get stuck or send something a little too hard and break the SxS!
London is close compared to where I am..... South Africa🤔
@@otm646
Should be called Sand Swallow park, the number of rescues they do there!
Never been a fan of "Hi Vis Green" but I'm loving the ballcap that Lizzy is rocking.
Love how much you can learn by paying attention to these videos, as an off-roader it helps seeing different ways to recover in different situations.
Lizzy: So what are you pulling out. Matt: That truck over there.😂😂
:) Lizzy got pay-back for her snarky comment to the last customer: "Who could have known about the bad weather coming?" Lizzy: "The Weatherman!" :)
😂
I laughed at that one!
So funny!
Any other time when you run into a guy casually sharpening a machete in the middle of the desert... You have seen to much..run!
Was thinking the same thing
I've been that guy sharpening a machete in the middle of the breakroom at work in the morning. I ended up sharpening a lot of knives for the cops and other people working there after I did. The looks new workers gave me in the morning watching me made the older workers crack up.
Lol I usually don't offer them a ride.. 🤣🤣
It's Russell from Up....
That was a weird flex by that kid.
I just found this channel the other day. I’m hooked! Super awesome channel! The content is interesting, the team seems like genuinely nice humble people that aren’t playing it up for RUclips fame, the recovery rigs are awesome, I just can’t get enough! My girlfriend loves it too which is a total bonus!
I love learning new tricks, I’ve never heard of digging axles in on the anchor trucks. Pure genius!
You can see Matt's experience and intelligence kicking in on this one. I am impressed!
@@sad754yt has got a thousand things going on which makes it easy to overlook a question like that plus he's probably more worried about finding the vehicle in the middle of the desert and coordinating with his team to get everyone on the same page and to the job as soon as possible
This dude is got alot of good judgment and common sense!
If there was a harder way to do that, I don't know what it is.
@@wylde007 look at the pitch of the vehicle, and the soft structure of the terrain. It won't take much for a roll over.
@@bh2671 Exactly, he had lots going on with assessment of the site, vehicle pitch/soft terrian, and probably slightly nervous with seeing someone sharpening a knife, and Matt didn't think to look at the front hub for the locker...I'd assume it was 4wd too, it looked 4wd at first glance.
Really shows how far you can go on 2wd full size with bald tires
Matt is the gold standard in technical recoveries. Time to write a book/guideline.
I admire your ability to stay calm in the face of what seems to be a disaster..
Phrases you rarely hear from Matt - “ Today, I’m gonna shave my beard” and “We need another winch”.😆
I must say, looks like RUDY’S winch did a huge job on this one.
The Thunder Wagon has a winch. Just saying. And then they come up with plan B that works just fine.
@@jimhubbell8364 true, which was a bit of a surprise. Matt has objected to a winch on the banana for some time due to weight. Just sayin’.😎
@@hgj2019 I've often wondered about this. Matt worries about the weight of a winch, then carries one in the boot. Granted this system means it can be used from either end of the banana, and while carrying it the weight is on the back tyres instead of the front. I'm not sure if that is better or worse. Also makes it an option to leave at home. But while carrying it, you are still carrying the weight.
@@vanmanmarc He only carries it on jobs where he thinks he might need it, it gets left behind a lot of the time.
@@vanmanmarc only thing I can figure is that he is trying to keep the weight off the front tires, since most of the weight is already there (engine, tranny, etc).
One thing I DO KNOW, Matt is a true wizard off-road. He gets in and out of places I would not even try, MIGHT not even want to try and walk over.😳
I enjoy the more technical rescues.
Same, not that the others are boring but if it takes some skill to take it out is some good content.
There should be a top dangers recovery, top technical recovery , top fumy recovery. we nominate clips and vote. Top snarky comment, funny comment funny moment etc. we all know about that one episode with the beat up car where they build it our with no wheels, Lezzy laughing.
Randy finally got some flares! Lol haven’t watched in a while!
Do you really? Me too.
Lol. So ironic. I watched the video, and I was going to say the same thing. But your comment summed it up.
Lizzy does a great job on camera too! I'm glad she joined the crew, y'all are good folks doing good work.
Just when you thought nail biting rescues could not get anymore nail biting, this happens! Great job!
I'm still at the beginning of the video. More than the broken Jeep?! 😮 Ouch, this is gonna be good! 😁
Add to Matt's top ten rescues.
@@mostlymoparih5682 maybe top 5
@@Eyes0penNoFear Yeah Matt and team how about a top 5 rescue video, what do ya think guys?
Matt appreciating Lizzy and the crew for their hard work, we all *love* seeing that.
"It's still lit with our smiles"
Now that's a cool slogan ❤️
I hate to say it Matt, but I think rigging the winch to the tree first then to the back of the truck, and back to the tree would have cut your recovery time at least in half. It would have pulled the back of the truck the proper direction on the first pull. But you did get it done, and that's what counts!
I agree rigging it to the truck then the tree put most of the pull back when directly sideways would seem to be better. But Matt knows what he's doing I'm sure there was method to what he did.
Unfortunately wheels don't roll sideways or I'd agree with you
It's funny how people are fast to comment not knowing you are also great at recovery. I watch both channels and see them rock what they do.
This recovery was pretty amazing! The whole time watching I was thinking that truck was 4x4 as well, and disbelief hit when I heard "it's 2wd". Your channel has quickly become one of my favorites because of not only the recoveries, but how Matt listens to AND applies other people's ideas, how everyone comes together and works as a team to do some absolutely mind-blowing recoveries and how even my youngest kids can get into these videos. Rudy has really come into his own the last year and a half or so and is one amazing fabricator, Lizzy is absolutely bad to the bone and Ed is one of my favorite people on the ol' interwebs. Thank you SO MUCH for your content and I cannot wait for the Corvair reveal!
Well said, I couldn't say it any better...
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I appreciate that it's kid friendly content. Kids are gonna learn the 4 letter words, but not from this channel!
Caller: Are you going to drive it out
Matt: Yeah, I'm going to drive it, I want to get home before breakfast.
"I don't want you chuckle heads fucking it up"
Then has Lizzy drive it out!
Came across one of your videos last week and I think I've watched all of them since then. If there were more people and families like this the world would be a better place. Matt is always cool. Never gets hot headed.
Except for the time he was called off vacation to rescue his guys after they broke the banana. He did apologize later by saying "sorry for loosing my cool when you guys sucked at this"
“So, what are you guys pulling out?”
“That truck over there.” 😂😂
Great Video. Never drive a 2WD truck that far back. I am missing seeing Randy. Is he on Vacation.
Always love Randy laugh and smile.
permanent from what ive heard.
@@iffykidmn8170 source?
It is not a matter of 2WD vs 4WD, but a matter of good traction tires for a situation and a driver who understands their terrain.
@@Hunter-ld7nr Well oviously Machete sr didn't understand the terrain they were disposing the remains in...
@@drags666 internet gossip
12:42. Looks like Rudy has some underbody rock lights installed. Haven’t noticed those before but I like them.
Totally absorbing and a Genuine Cliff Hanger! Love these recoveries. And a great team,
Thank you for popping that in 2 wheel drive and digging it in I love how you hook the two together to combine the weight I will never question your recovery abilities again LOL you're the best
Me: "I wonder what creative wheel chocks they'll use..."
MORR: *4w burnouts*
This is an underappricciated comment.
@@calebbyers Maybe if they wrote 2w which is what it actually was
@@MrEvanNoyes Well, the Banana did all 4. Rudy's jeep just did the rears.
I have learned more about trigonometry and recovery from your channel than any School lesson ever. Also respect for recognising your team.
I always love to see the dogs enjoying a day out.
Liz:: So, what are you all pulling out? Matt:: That truck over there. LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Two wheel drive and bald tires, hey want to go out to the backcountry. 😬 sounds like fun.
😂
I think those tires may have redefined 'bald'.
You have to admit they had to be good to get that far off the road.
So cool that you guys show the C temp reading/ equivalent each time. 😁👍
It makes you feel like its any year after 1965 in most of the world.
Rudy lived in Canada for a while. He understands that F doesn't work in the rest of the world.
I’m used to the F, but I understand that C makes so much more sense
I think is the editor who does the conversion. I never heard they say "celsius".
Not a problem though. I'm not used to F so i apreciate.
Lizzy, doing an awesome job, and looking great as usual. Casual excellence is her style, and I think she could drive anything at this point.
Quick Tip: I use a Kettle Pot weight to 'ground' my Winch Lines when pulling. You can run the line right through the handle, or use a large D-Ring, since I have a mix of Steel Cables and Soft Lines on my Winch(es). You can store it outside the cab, by just hanging it off your rear Receiver. It keeps it handy and from banging & rattling around, plus keeps the mud outside. Also seems to reduce annoying tail gaiting tourists as it swings around back there. LOL. Hope to see you out there some day soon.
00:10 having owned an XJ, I felt that in my core..
Can you please explain? I have no idea what that was about & I'm terribly curious
@@phillovelace Jeep XJ Cherokees are prone to squeaking EVERYWHERE.
Burying your tires.... brilliant really.... never thought of it.... but sure makes sense....
Did that on one of my first winch outs- Buried the boss's 1 ton dually 4x4 in a flower bed to double line a loaded semi that had gone over a parking lot curb into another flower bed. Had him set his brakes to winch myself out at the end of the job.-over 50 years ago now!
Done that my self many times, works great most of the time.
"I want to make sure that I get home before breakfast". That is priceless Great job @matt'soffroadrecovery
Miles of deep sand on that road. Mostly further down, but right there is was plenty soft. I did this road on my bike. The part right in there where the truck went off is super fun. All the turns are banked out by SXSs, so on a bike it was like a roller coaster.
Like some other viewers, I was thinking it would be better to go out straight ahead, but Matt shows why he stays safe and stays in business. Nothing like experience and being there. Well done.
I'm Army 11B Infantryman!
Who buys 2wd trucks???
Army Aviation 😘. Priceless
That angle is even bigger than the one stuck on Boulder mountain! Nice!
From mountain rescues to a sink holes to builds. Matt's off road recovery and fab rats are the best RUclips content!
I like the fact that I am surprised at his ingenuity, I am a perfectionist and watching Matt figure out how to extract some of these vehicles, from super sticky situations, has been a priceless learning experience. 😀 And learning from his mistakes has hasn't cost a dime..
P.S. I need one of those tug out ropes! I think the stretching bungee effect is a very powerful method for yanking stuck vehicles. They make smaller ones for snowmobiles.
I love the technical recoveries... a 2wd vehicle no less. Epitome of teamwork. Great work from the team.
RUclips needs a ❤️ button for content like this.
I concur.
Just like the video maybe?
And a dislike for all the censorship they do
There's a like and a separate favorite button.
They do only it’s in the shape of a thumbs up!!
This one has to be in the Top 10 for Matt’s Off Road Recovery channel videos!
I think the dogs are awesome. You can tell they totally into it!
Matt, you are so blessed to have Rudy and be able to work with him and see him everyday. I have 4 sons and we just buried the second one yesterday. A parent should not have to live longer than their children. We have lost 2 sons and 1 daughter. So cherish every moment that you have with Rudy. He seems to be a great young man and you two have a very special bond. Be careful out there. Fondly, Jerry, Coos Bay, OR 😎👍
I have a 2WD truck, bought it for work years ago and recently got into "off roading" been stuck a few times, but I know my limit. I don't push it in a really dangerous trail. Just know your limit and have some recovery gears always.
Things you might hear at MORR, “let’s step out of the triangle of death for a moment.” (Don’t worry, you can step back in in a minute.)
4:57 both dogs to each other, "this is embarrassing, two cars' rears hooked to each other, Matt you took rescue too far" 😂😂
A cliffhanger ... with a good end! Bravo team Winder Towing 👏🏻👏🏻 amazing like always!
These cliff-side rescues are getting gnarlier and gnarlier. Well done MORR!
Rudy has rock lights. ROCK ON
"It's still lit by our smiles" 😃
So I think I'm officially hooked on your channel now. I don't know how it happened really... I was just surfing around on YT one day a couple of weeks ago and stumbled on one of your rescue episodes and now I can't stop watching them! I think I'm gonna need therapy pretty soon if this keeps up but there's something really interesting about watching you guys figure out all these extractions in the most impossible locations! Best one so far is the 4x4 wagon train with Paul's dad's wrecker pulling the Jeep Wrangler up those hills and you all were tied together and made it out in record time. If I had bet money on that one being a total fail I would have lost the farm because I didn't think there was a snowball's chance in hell you were getting that one out. You either really know your stuff or you are all just plumb loco but it sure is fun watching you get 'er done!
That was an awesome job of everyone working together to get that 2WD out of there. Also thanks for letting us know about the Corvair and look forward to seeing it next week when it is finished. Love watching your videos.
You guys saved our life’s that day!!! Thank you so much!!!! 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You were the people who got stuck? I'm tempted to drive my truck out to Hurricane Mountain and get the thing stuck just to be able to call Matt lol
@@TheRealMasonYoung I’m sure people actually do that, “oh you want on RUclips? Okay. Here’s your 400 dollar tow bill + whatever money I’m making off views.” just genius marketing on Matt’s part.
4x4!
How the fuck can you buy a pick up truck GMC like that with… 2WD !!?
Love the vehicles connected back-to-back and the wheel dig-in technique .
That was slick.
Quite a chore getting that 2 wheel drive pickup out. Thumb up.
That was such an awesome piece of work! I was really blown away with all the know-how you used to get "em out"! Thanks for sharing!
Love the first 15 seconds. I have to hit my dashboard near the glove box to quiet down the blower motor.
Back in the day I watched, "Wrecked: Life in the Crash Lane." Then "Highway thru Hell." (I still watch that.) Now this; I think this is waaaayyyyy cooler.
Nice job Matt and Co. A bit of a challenge, but if was easy everyone would be doing it! Well done!
If your son wants to use a winch, the I’d suggest a hydraulic powered winch. They use the power steering pump for hydraulic pressure. Hummers we had in the Marines had them. I put one on my 93 F250 HD 4x4. They are about 2000 but they never overheat while you use them unlike electric winches.
What the hell is with that dude sharpening that sword!?
Hungry for ford's? I kill Ford's when I can....
Y'all from 'round here?
Winching with mechanical advantage is so much fun to watch in planning. Getting some great content on the channel lately!
some thing to remember it only doubles the winch power if the rope is parallel with each other. the less wrap on the snatch block the less effectives of the pulling power.
4x2 truck owner here. When I bought my truck it was for the sole purpose of carrying more items and for future business. little did I know that would be owning a land in the mountains that is only accessible by 4x2 during summer season. And the though of I don't have off-roader friends. I was wrong. So I am at the point in my life where I am thinking of starting a gofundme to buy a 4x4 truck.
I see why people say dont go wheeling alone. We were exploring our 30 acer feild property, we knew there was some wet lands but didnt know where. My dad took his 66 cj5 back in the feild i went ahead on the dirtbike. The dead grass covered the saturated soil, i floated right avobe it all, i tryed to warn my dad it was muddy but it was too late, he was up by me and when he came to a stop he sunk in. Kept trying to get ir out, jamming rail road ties we found under the wheels but nothing was helping those 30 year old bald p225s. We made it to the oposite end of the property, far enough the farmer a few days later was even afraid if hi could even get his tractor up there. I must admit we were impressed how far we got on bald small tires, no lift stock spings that are lower than stock cause there so worn, 35 psi in each wheel(forgot to air down, but we do have 4x4 with a broken driver side fron u joint, and posi in the rear. I also now see why some swear by lockers, no way my jeep woulda made it back there with the tires i got.
Guy: Yeah... Lets go 4 miles in...
Other buy: Brandishes machete with a smile😂😂😂
Annnd 15 miles later....
Drama, tension and a lot more. Don't need movies, just watch this rescue and I'm on the edge of my seat... Wow.
MORR is MUCH better than anything from Hollywood. Matt and TEAM are wonderful.
Plus a kid sharpening a mini-machete. Really.
And if Lizzie and Rudy would start dating we would have romance too! LOL they would be an adorable young couple… Watch them be related and I’m just a giant idiot whose been watching Matt for a year without picking any of that up soo I’m pretty sure they’re not related and they would be an adorable couple
Put your seatbelt on Lizzie, we don't want to lose you!
Tru dat
Glad to see water for the dogs. Knew you would but still good to see.
Awesome, I wait every morning for the notification to come in, love all the video's, I work for my uncle's Tow Truck company (Deer Dancer Towing) down here on the Tohono O'odham Nation Reservation in southern Arizona. Keep up the good work Mat and all the crew. You guy's make my morning. Thank you.
2WD truck!!! “Are you kidding me” - - Matt 2021
I learned to make a bridle here for more control I had to flat tow a 4x4 Blazer with two-wheel drive but it worked good. Thanks Matt's off-road recovery the terrain is a little bit different here in South Carolina it worked great for me.
Great show ,you and your team pull off the impossible, brilliantly ,no runs no hits no errors, well executed, thanks for the adventures, may the winch be with you
I love the responsibility Lizzie is given and how capable she is. That was a little bit different kind of rescue, but "well done."
I’m new to the channel. Is Lizzie Matt’s daughter?
Yes, Belle Stafford, Lizzie is Matt's daughter.
@@SuND4a1 No she isn't. I think she's the daughter of someone Matt used to work with. Rudy is Matt's son though.
Matt said in one of the other videos that he only had Sons
I was installing the wiring harnesses in my fox body but now I'm doing this instead
Should be installing an LS
@@supersportimpalass 4 bangers
Had a Foxbody where occasionally the headlights and turn signals would just stop working for 10 mins or so. Was real fun at night
I was doing nothing and procrastinating and now I’m doing this. Win
@@cookiesbuilt9433 5.0s
We All saw the disappointment on your face when you found out it was a two wheel drive.
But you got it out to the amazement of the customer. He, customer, looked a little shook when you put deeper in the hole. I think he thought he called the wrong recovery team. But that was proved to be wrong when you got it up on the road.
Great job
I love that there is no commerical reads on this channel. But you guys deserve the extra income! We can sit though ( or skip through) a 30 second commercial for you. IMO
I live how Rudy turns confusion about a rope I to a sales pitch! Ha ha
The suspense is killing me. Can't wait to see how the Corvair turns out.
Lizzy is a such a girl, I have a lot of respect for her, she is hardworking and not afraid of putting her hand in mud, oil and stuff 👏
Hell Of A Job! Nothing Broke Or Upside Down - No Blood - Every one Is Still Smiling - That Is 1 Hell Of A Good Day : - )
What a bunch of really nice people...........well done team matt......
Ed nailed that one by saying you had to work for that one. Great job 👍
Truly amazing the engineering and problem solving you do on some of your jobs. Always something different.
Being from the northeast I have never seen a 2wd truck it always amazes me how many there are here
Not even 10 seconds through and I know this will be a great video.
Rudy's timely and hilarious plug for Matt's Off Road Recovery Rope made me want to order one, despite having absolutely no use whatsoever for one.
And once again I watch a video on this channel where I start out questioning Matt's logic with how he approaches a rescue, and then being reminded why he does it for a living and I don't!
Funny, educational, entertaining. Every video. Thanks!
re" the rope, me too. I carry a stretchy-recovery strap... I used my old 10,000 lb one just once to pull some kids in a Subaru out of a mud puddle with my Tacoma (and the stitching half ripped out of one of the end loops), so I got a newer better one (30,000 lb 30 foot Smittybilt) for my newer bigger-heavier truck, and haven't needed it yet. but if I do I'll be really happy I've got it. I'd have a hard time justifying a $300 Yankum rope for how little it would get used, since I don't regularly go 4x4ing.
I love your RUclips channel. All of you seem like very kind and creative people you were helping so many people and unfortunate circumstances. Thank you so much for all the fun and interesting entertainment 🤗
Matt to Rudy "Bury it to the axle." Then he does the same thing.
Took me by surprise because never seen before but makes perfect sense. It was also great fun watching the two Jeeps dig themselves in. Makes me wonder how many tricks Matt has up that sleeve of his!
Ol Ed summed it up well. That took experience and a half to get that truck out and what was a two wheel drive truck doing out there. Great recovery.
That's one of the great rescues of all time. Definitely one for the story books. You guys are awesome.
You guys are so smart! I love this! Burying the axel was GENIUS!!!!!