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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2022
- In this video, our overland car camping trip turns into a Recovery effort. It definitely could've turned out much worse if not for the help of my friends. I highly suggest you check out their channels for awesome content:
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Maxx: @Maxx.Powell
Kelly & Rob: @MuddyBeards4X4
Jacob: @crawlerballer
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For those asking how this happened: I will be taking the Ram to the dealer to examine the power steering malfunction that happened earlier in the day. This section of the trail has a wide, gradual turn, but my steering response did not feel the same. I will update the channel as I get feedback from the dealer examination. Thank you all for your support, love you all.
My 21 Ram 1500’is about to back to the shop for the 4th time for electrical issues. Nothing like this happened but tons of stories on forums about stalling out while driving.
Did the brakes go out too?
The computer will tell how fast you were going.
Why blame the truck. It was dusty and you went off the road, it's no big deal
@@AdamLeidigh read some stories as well, sorry to hear you got hit with those issues
@@yogi_5150 nope. If the brakes didn’t work, it would’ve been a much worse situation
Glad you had your friends there to help. Soooo scary and stressful for this baby mama/wifey. Love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😫😫😫
I’ll always make it home to my Queen . Love you
Nate is the recovery king, always helping out. Good job by all. Lucky to have a stand of trees in the right spot.
The trees and undergrowth often disguise just how dramatically steep some of these PNW mountains can be...and I can't imagine what going off the road here would have been like without the trees there to stop you. 😬 Glad you're okay, and nice work on the recovery!
Well said! Speaking of PNW mountains, we need to hang out soon 👊
@@KrokemOutdoors For sure!
That many intelligent guys in one spot and not ONE winch safety blanket in sight! Guys stepping over tensioned cables, standing in areas of snap line potential, etc. I hope that we don't someday lose one of the popular guys we love following on RUclips.
Luckily, every winch was pulling with synthetic lines
The dog's safety also looked in jeopardy a few times
@@KrokemOutdoors Makes no difference what type of lines are being used. Everything has a tensile strength and point of failure. Safety should be considered, especially in conditions and remote locations like you are in.
It’s called risk tolerance.
Calculated risk
Thank you for posting this teachable moment. Accidents happen… but y’all were prepared FIRST mentally… and then with the right equipment. Great video.
Absolutely agree 100%. Thanks James! 👊
A close call indeed...the Awesome Teamwork made for nail-biting viewing... Glad all is well 👍🏻
You had some of the best people in the industry with you for this recovery. Glad you weren't hurt and that the recovery effort went so smoothly. Really great video, and hope to see you back on the road again soon!
Wild. And that group of guys seems pretty phenomenal. Great group.
Should have used a snatch/pulley block to do the side pull instead of pulling across the chassis and bar work like that. Also agree with all the other comments regarding the winch ropes without blankets and stepping over them regardless of them being synthetic or not. With the way some of those pulls were, those rope could have broken in the middle and still flicked up into someone.
Thanks Nathan. I've done some research on synthetic winch lines, and they appear to behave very differently when snapped, but I do agree that being more safe than sorry is a good rule of thumb
and that pup running around between the lines scary...
you mean to have had them pull the butt of the truck up more before pulling up the front all the way?
@@matthewmoser2090 no, still pulling the front, but instead of having the rope come out of the winch hard on the angle run it through a snatch block too reduce the angle directly on the winch and chassis
adventure day
You are so calm and collected in ur videos. You are becoming my favorite overlanding channel! Thank you for the great content, and I look forward to more content to come! Stay safe!
Thanks Dmitry!🙌🏼
Yay,!!
Absolutely, things happen! Great team effort by everyone.
Glad to see you are ok and truck didn't get to much damage. Awesome job by the group to get you out.
Great Video!
Is Nate a superhero? I think the answer is: yes.
Nate is absolutely a Superhero 💯. All the other guys there were also outstanding
Glad you're ok, man! The truck looks good for what it went through. Great video!
Thanks Al! Hope you're doing alright these days
Been there like every else.
Boy the Ram & the Bull bar are Tuff.
Great team work one Person taking control unreal.
Yes great Tracks Great Trucks & Great Friends Cheers
Friends and teamwork.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
100%
Most important thing is that you're ok and you have some great friends with an awesome story to share!
13:08 I agree, more cow bell! Also, (obviously as a arm-chair-quarterback) I much prefer the security of steel cables and shackles, but with the number of synthetic-rope lines you have, well done!
Yea as soon as those lines got taught I would have dampened them in case they snapped no matter what material, but glad everyone got out safe, I’m buying a couple more dampers today!!! Lol that camera guy walking near that line made me cringe so bad
If i were you my heart will be breaking haha think better way more good action will come to your future over-landing glad no one get hurt and injured stay safe!
Great recovery!!! Total teamwork. Got to love synthetic lines. The fact there is virtually no energy transferred when they snap makes it much safer to work around in these situations.
100%!
@@KrokemOutdoors I attended a recovery class in April @ Toyota Jamboree in Texas. Two expert Instructors with tons of experience. Synthetic lines can definitely cause injury when they break. One of the instructors wife had two fingers broken when struck by synthetic line. It is much better than wire rope cable, but still requires safety precautions. He had the synthetic line as a show and tell as well as photos of the broken fingers....Stay safe out there!
Man those forest service roads sure are tough…
Ed and max together f*** yeah love it.
Staying safe is key and a vehicle is replaceable so glad things went well.
Everyone is scared of this happening one day but being prepared clearly saved the day.
A recovery alone would be 6-8k if you didn’t have help if not more.
Thanks for the recovery walkthrough. Glad you came out ok. Time for the Jeep to make some moves!
Jeep will be making some huge moves 😉
nice job!!!!
So glad that those trees were there to stop you from falling off the side of the mountain. This is a sign that Toyota wants you back in a Tundra!
I’m definitely very lucky with all things considered. Thank you!
I'm glad to see that no one was hurt and the truck came out without a lot of damage. That said, there were a ton of basic recovery safety rules violated in this video. No one should be hanging out in the danger zone when the line is under load (even with synthetic rope), let alone walking over the line or touching it with ungloved hands. You've done a great job building up an audience on here. They listen to you, and that comes with some responsibility to demonstrate practices that won't get them hurt. Maybe you can reach out to Warn to do a video with them on safe recovery techniques?
Dud very expensive hobby "Right" I'm sure your insurance company love you brother.... I love how everyone pulled together and made it look cool instead of holes... nice job all and shin for staying come 👏 and making it happen. The Banks Family 👪
Chainsaw Nate to the rescue! Where is the t-shirt? Haha. Thanks for sharing the whole deal and not just the money shot. This is how it really goes for a complex pull, and the more cowbell reference was perfect. 👍 Sorry you went over. Great set of guys.
That dog! I was worried him/her. 😵 Luckily, nothing happened to him/her. 🙂
Maybe the dog identifies as them/they😅
Man that was intense to watch. Just goes to show you how valuable it is to be with a group in case of a situation like this.
Thank goodness for all the other guys!
Maybe the ram was telling you to go back to last generation tundra and the green wrap. Glad it wasn't that bad.
The Ram would never!😆
Damn thats crazy! Glad everything worked out!
great team work! at least now you will be able to have a real 4x4... 😝😍😍
WoW Edward so glad you're ok!!. Your friends Really know their stuff, the team work and communication was amazing, thanks for the lesson. When off road always take your time, travel with other off roaders and buy a Good winch. Tuned in for the next one 😍🚙🙏👊
Thanks Betzaida!🙌🏼
I just got home from Iceland and what was the first channel I watched?!... Edward shin of course 😁. I'm glad we were able to get you out so easily. This is definitely a cautionary tale of why it's important to have more recovery gear than you think you need. I'm glad you are OK and we now have another great story to tell around the fire 🙌. I can't wait for the next one brother
Welcome back, brother! I’m 110% grateful and lucky for having you lead that recovery, along with the crew. Could’ve tuned out a lot worse!
Looking forward to seeing/hearing your story about your adventure in Iceland, as well as our next trip out 👊
God that could of been bad. So glad you are alive and well.
Thank you my friend. With all things considered, I was definitely very fortunate on this trip
Glad you are safe Edward. The trucks damage doesn't look too bad.
So thankful you had a good outcome and able to make it home. Good friends are priceless.
Thank you Linda
Glad you're okay dude, stuff happens!! Excited for what's next with the jeep
Thanks Kevin! Should be some interesting stuff coming up for it ;)
As a Aussie wheeler, you guys did a great job at the recovery well done 👏
Now that's 4wd action.
Thank you Quang!
I actually hadn’t seen this video because I have been busy wheeling/over-landing my full-size ram 1500. As a disabled vet who builds most of his off-road accessories due to them being so stupid expensive your situation is my worst nightmare! What an awesome group of friends to have that have that much experience, tenacity, and loyalty! Please keep us all updated as to what caused the faults in your ram so that others such as myself can ensure we know what to do. I love your channel and your content, keep it up pal! I’m sure I’m not the only one to say that I’m happy to see you walk away.
Bruh!!! That sucks but couldve been so much worse. Proof you need to be prepared, equipped and have friends with you!
Just got home from a PNW road trip yesterday from Denver. I came across this first lookout of Rainer you showed in the video. Was an epic spot to call home for the night with my tuck camper. I also came across a Honda civic or accord the flew off the road
Very sorry Ed, glad you are ok...could have been worse. Amazing team work, skill sets and to your point, quality recovery gear.
Thank you Bill!
This is one of the most common things I see. Pulled someone out of a similar situation out near Trask a few years back. Glad you’re all safe.
That’s scary to think this is common where you are from. Driving with zero visibility is beyond stupid. I use these roads along with others on atv’s. You would of killed somebody if you hit them on a 4 wheeler or another vehicle head on. This should not be looked at as common. I hope he learned a lesson. Thank GOD it was just a ditch you hit. Going to jail for being stupid is not worth whatever thrill you were having. Sorry to be a buzz kill but these guys telling you this is normal is not doing you any favors. I much rather tell you the truth. Please be careful when off road because you could hurt somebody other than yourself.
@@sonnynick1 Edward and I run in the same local PNW circles. I can assure you he is safe and careful. Shit just happens sometimes, especially in the PNW, no matter how careful you are. Safety first.
Oh my gosh this gives me flashback heart attack. So glad the experienced team got you out and still enjoyed a night camp. Bit of a mandatory breather to give the Jeep full attention. Take care mate.
I think out of most people, you would be able to relate the best! It's all about pushing forward, right? :). Cheers
NICE teamwork🔥👍
Great to see you’re well. That recovery was well orchestrated. Shadow will be back without issues. Looking forward to the jeeps appearance. Regards Mario.🇦🇺
Thank you Mario, Cheers
So glad that you had people to help you out what a great recovery team you had great job to you all
Damn,throw some blankets on those lines.
Glad you are ok. It was cool to see you helping at Nate’s shop.
Thanks Justin!
glad to see you made it out safe and happy to see shadow can take a little bit of a beating and get back up and keep on overlanding!
Great recovery and team effort
Awesome video. My best trips have been when shit hits the fan. Something about planning, teamwork, and getting done right. I had a 2016 f150 break the ice on a frozen river. Tires were not touching the ground due to the ice under the bumpers. One of my buddies climbed out the window and went ham on the ice with an AK. It took a while but once the truck sank to touch the floor we rammed though the rest of it. A lot of back and forth. Our feet were cold from water rushing in. Next was a jeep liberty that figured speed was the way. He lost a fender. Then was a wrangler that did it no problem but the trailer it was pulling disconnected half on ice the other in the water. We ended winching it up to river bank. Some great memories. If you never have wrecked... . You never pushed yourself hard enough. Rip 93 s10 on 38.5x 16 r15 with ford one tons.
Sounds like quite an ordeal/adventures you had! It is true though, I remember the most challenging trips more than the uneventful ones
Wow Ed! So glad you were able to get recovered with minimal damage!! Nate, Kelly, and Maxx all know their stuff!
I think Nate may have outed your next announcement on his video…lol! Can’t wait to see some Jeep adventures!!
It’s going to be a rad build, can’t wait to share! 🙌
wow. amazing effort. lesson learned: you can never have enough friends (or recovery straps).
WOW you are some lucky man, having all those great people around you whom know exactly what to do in this situation and THANK GOD NO ONE WAS HURT ! soooooo, and now we come to my favorite car, the WRANGLER ? you gotta be kidding me haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, i can´t wait. Edward, we never get to see your girls ever again ? Hope they are doing great !!!
Thanks Mima, I was definitely fortunate to have my friends there.
The jeep content should be interesting ;)
Katie and Chloe will show face in some videos planned very soon!
Wow you guys did great that's teamwork there
Great bunch of friends to overland with! Nate you rock!
They’re awesome humans 🙌🤙
Teamwork, Knowledge Bombs, and Trust in your colleagues !!! You overcame and won that scary situation
I haven't thought about changing the name of the rig yet, but I would like to choose a contrasting name for the companion rig (Jeep) in the near future.
5:20 Hawaii time . If you use more pulleys it makes it easier on the wench . A pulley on the jeep on the road then too the tree .. just saying not hating. Great job regardless 🤙🏾
It’s always scary and stressful to get stuck in a sticky situation but I’m glad your friends were there to help out and ease any stress! Great video as always!
Happy your ok ! Can’t wait for future videos . 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Ed - how TF man?!?! I cant figure out how you got into that position. So glad you had competent help brother.
Maybe, a lot of dust and maybe speed had something to do with the crash.
@@PittiesAndMore at the end of the video he says he couldn't see because of the dust from the vehicle in front of him
Omg... what an ordeal. Glad you weren't alone. Great team effort and everyone had some recovery gear. 👏
I couldn’t have been luckier in that aspect. Thank you Ernie!
Lucky no cables snapped, be a lot of headless people
All the winch lines were synthetic rope
@@KrokemOutdoors got it. Great video. Have you ever tried just tent camping?🤣 Kidding, glad everything turned out well.
Incredible. So great that you had a good crew to help with that one!
Couldn't be more grateful for those guys🤙
Awe man.. great recovery. Good to see only minor scuffs. BTW, I was the dude that saw you at the airport in Maui. Keep up the vids. Always enjoy watching your stuff.
Edward, first I am glad your ok and safe. As you said that could have ended bad. Shadow held up perfectly and the crew that was with you was awesome. Congrats for getting Shadow out in one piece. Thanks for sharing a set back as it shows real life in action. Good luck with the repairs. Stay safe. Ken
Thanks Ken, despite the situation , it was a blessing in disguise 🙏
Very happy to see you're ok. Objects can be replaced but you cannot. Happy for the friends you have to help you man. Awesome video and I've been in those shoes in my jeep xj. Stay safe man.
Thanks Jose! I’m definitely grateful for all of them 🤙
Glad you’re safe brother! You definitely had the right crew around. Can’t wait to see the Rubicon!
Thanks Brother! they definitely saved the day. Stoked to share the Jeep build while we wait for the Ram
Just want to give a shot out to the dog just chilling there the entire time 😆. Glad you are safe my friend.
Hah thanks 🙏👊
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I've been working at a body shop for a bit now and extra tips I learned was if you're painting the door, it's better to take off the mirror and belt molding (the trim at the bottom of the window) for a better paint job in the end. The mirror can get in the way, and if you're unlucky, the clear coat could stick in that gap between the door and the belt molding.
I hate this happened to you Edward but glad everything worked out. On the bright side it made for great content.
Bro, your buddies were awesome. Glad youre ok! That dog though (panther), was chill as fak..🤣
Glad you're okay Edward! Also, good teamwork from the rest of the fellas.
Thankful the good Lord watched over you!
Other than the headlight, your truck looks ready to go, the rest can be fixed later. Cant wait to see the Jeep.
Exactly, I’m just grateful for everyone there
I'm loving the RUclips collab with you and Max!
This won't be the last time you see us together :D
Glad to see you made it out of that and the truck has minimal repairable damage.
Thank you friend 🙏👊
Good to see everyone is ok. Recovery gear is very important. Something I’ll be investing in.
Next episode new Overland rig build …
Recovery gear should be top priority for sure 👍
The support and team work offered here by all your buddies is pure beauty.
they're an awesome crew🙌🏼
Oh no. Not the rebel. So glad you made it out unscratched. Trucks can always be fixed.
Glad your safe!
Eyes on the road at all times..
There was a recall on some of the earlier trucks for a inadequately torqued ground for the electrical steering rack. Your truck may be one of the affected trucks. I’ve had two 2019 Ram 1500s, unfortunately wrecked the first one. Absolutely awesome trucks! I’ve had three other Rams with almost no issues whatsoever. Broken exhaust bolts was my only issue over 600k miles driven in Rams.
thank you, I'll have to look into that
Nice vid. While good recovery gear is important, I wish there had been more emphasis on “the lesson learned” is to slow down to maintain sufficient visibility. This would have been a much different story if the thing that you didn’t see was an on coming vehicle instead of just a turn in the road. Adequate spacing on dusty roads is very important.
Very good point 👍
Tell you what, you made good choices in your front end modifications. That crew definitely put together a stout bumper.
Glad you got out of this without any harm to you! Sorry for the truck, but hey, if anything, you've shown everyone the necessity to have solid recovery equipment. And you sold me on those bumpers! Hope you get back to it soon!
Yeah aside from the recovery crew, the gear made all the difference
@@KrokemOutdoors oh absolutely, a solid crew makes a world of difference too! That's my biggest fear when going out as I often go out alone, is not having any extra help if I need it.
Glad we were able to get you out safely, and it didn’t ruin the whole weekend. Also glad you moved over to the Jeep side!
Huge thanks to you guys! Literally saved the day. Looking forward to what we can do with the Jeep 😉
I'm glad you or your truck wasn't hurt!
Nice job guys
Solid group 👊🏽