Anyone else think it's incredible that they're just building this ground up from scratch?? Can't wait to see this thing when it's complete :')

@zenofthemoment

2 жыл бұрын

It's the whole reason I'm here. I can turn a wrench. Swap motors, turbo tuning, even invented a few of my own custom mods. But never in my life have I seen a ground up build of a vehicle from almost complete scratch. This series is absolutely incredible to me. Actually epic, not 'epic' like when your friend tells you about a tik tok you gotta see.

@meeder78

2 жыл бұрын

What are the regulations overthere in building a vehicle basically from scratch? Does it keep the VIN of one of the donor vehicles or does it get a new VIN?

@jeffkenyon7084

2 жыл бұрын

@@meeder78 keep

@vihreelinja4743

2 жыл бұрын

thats why it will run like crap..most of the angles are wrong..pneumatic frame allready forgotten since it was just an catastrophy waiting to happen lmao

@jeffkenyon7084

2 жыл бұрын

@@vihreelinja4743 looks better than yours

Matt, I just wanna say as a 25 year old guy, some of the best memories I have was working in my uncles shop as a young kid, learning how to weld and turn wrenches. It's really amazing that you get the young ones involved, and I'm sure that these will also be some of their fondest memories.

@paulkdondero9662

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah,great skills for your hobby,figure out how to earn your living with your brain cauuse the shop will take its toll on the human body...great group,fun watching y'll work

@rhondasmith6444

2 жыл бұрын

where are your safety goggles

@deltavee2

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention they'll be able to measure, cut and weld like the dickens. That's a portable life skill right there! Good on ya, Matt.

@BitterDemo

2 жыл бұрын

It took me a while to really see what you were really about. At first I thought you Matt was some big Rick Kid whose family furnished everything fore. But like other's see the Youth I am very impressed. I wanted to make a big Donation to your friend in Cerro Gordo, Ca. and tried many times to contact him, But not once did he reply. I had a wood Parlor Stove exactly like the big one in the shows plus many Iron last Century Tools from the Mining and Rail Road as my Grand Dad was a Rail Road Black Smith as was my dad and two Uncles. I had several Hundreds of Dollars in Iron Tools and antiques and ended up giving many away and the rest I will be hauling to the Iron Yard.

@chrisestill8825

2 жыл бұрын

My girls are only 2 and 5, but they get to hammer on things and drill holes. When they break something, they have to help me fix it. If I teach them nothing else, they won’t be afraid to try and fail before asking for help.

Here's to Matt, One of the finest instructors I have ever seen. First with Lizzy and now Rhett. Always patient, helpful, explaining what needs to be done and giving positive reinforcement. Always in a kind and loving manner. Both of these young folks are becoming fine welders and fabricators. AND, (BIG plus here), The Frankennana is looking better and better! I can't wait to see WHO gets that coveted 3rd place trophy. Seriously, How have you not gotten the History channel to cover this. This is WAY more interesting than Ax Men ever was. :D:D:D

@bertbccfu9564

2 жыл бұрын

If if it was turned into a TV show it would be ruined there would be fake deadlines fake drama thrown in I like it better this way even if you see now diesel Brothers has their own KZread channel and it's way better than the show ever was

Lizzy manhandled that tool box like a NASCAR pro !! I noticed it dropped a little when handed off to Matt ... LOL !! It is so amazing to see so many young people learning & working under Matts wing My hat is tipped to you sir ... very few can do as you do Thank you for taking the time !!

The playground equipment comment really struck home with me. The stuff we had to play on when I was a kid would now be considered a dangerous pile of scrap metal. I also like the bloopers at the end. Keep up the good work.

@johnhufnagel

2 жыл бұрын

yea but it made us into tougher stuff. unlike the sanitized playground "crap" used today. hell do kids even climb trees any more?

@marytorbert5212

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why we’re not snowflakes! 😝

@dr.floridaman4805

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnhufnagel kids do climb trees, and paddleboard, surf, shark teeth fossil hunting, skateboarding. Narrow mindedness creates fantasy hatred

@ernestpaul2484

2 жыл бұрын

I am 64 and grew up in central North Jersey, 15 miles due south of the NJ/NY state line. Where I'm from is wooded with small rivers (creeks in some parts of the country) that had decent trout fishing back then. I have 3 sisters (all younger than I) that would harass my buddies and myself to no end. We had a Sycamore tree that was fairly stout at the base and at least 60' tall. We called it the Booger Tree (I can't remember why) and it was where we would climb up almost to the top to escape my sisters. The playground we had at the elementary and middle school had the "Jungle Gyms" that were made of piping like the one shown in the video. We had a kid bust his @$$ from the top rungs all the way to the ground (which was sand). He flipped and flopped and bounced rung after rung until he impacted the sand. He just laid there and we kids thought he was dead. One of the substitute teachers that was on recess duty got the school nurse and the next thing an ambulance (a Pontiac stretched kind with the single red gumball on top from the volunteer rescue squad) showed up and away he went. He showed up back at school the following week with bruised ribs, a broken pinkie finger and a couple of knots and bruises on his head. He was tough. The Toadie character in the 'A Christmas Story" movie reminds me of him, his looks anyways. He was the talk of the school for awhile. Plinko...yep and then some...

@augl2702

2 жыл бұрын

@@dr.floridaman4805 We got a whole generation of tablet kids

Love how Matt has the youngsters learning and doing a skill they can use for the rest of their lives. Will always need people who can weld. Trade skills dont cost much but they have huge pay offs later

@nemo78

2 жыл бұрын

And also, he's always encouraging them and giving them nice feedback. Sign of a good boss and good dad.

@ashtonmariefranklin725

2 жыл бұрын

@@nemo78 you got that right. More to why i enjoy watching Matt's videos.

I’m glad to see everyone is making good use of their safety squints. Even the extra tight squints are being used when required. Nice, safety first when we can. 🙂

@cargotoolshop5319

2 жыл бұрын

Safety third, pretty high on my list

@cargotoolshop5319

2 жыл бұрын

I am pretty good at picking metal shavings out of my eyes with a sewing needle, pray for me

@jerrellkull5347

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, they'll learn the hard way, and have spots on their retina, to remind them the rest of their lives.........jussayn

@keithscudder7136

Жыл бұрын

@@cargotoolshop5319 Use a magnet, works for me .

Poor Skeeter, he's always getting picked on. Lol. I love that you're teaching Rhett young. He'll have an awesome knowledge base as he gets older.

I LOVE that you let other people, particularly the young, weld, wrench, drive, hook up the ropes. If for no other reason, you have my respect.

Matt, you are giving the young people around you a huge head start on real world work. It's impressive to witness the responsibility that you put on Lizzy and the boys and how they all come through for you. Great channel!

@scottymac5174

2 жыл бұрын

The kid around here who played video games. He just joined the Marines,,, we'll see how it pans out....

@haroldphipps3457

2 жыл бұрын

@@scottymac5174 with the young Marine I used to work with, he will be fine! They aren't what they used to be. Sad deal.

@oneshotpete6.591

2 жыл бұрын

@@scottymac5174 as a Marine Vet , hope it pans out for him !!

@SPHYNX99752

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, Matt, as a father of 6 boys and 4 girls, I can appreciate the opportunities you provide for your children, and I feel the guilt of being an alcoholic for many years. I've been sober for 3 years now and hope to have a bunch of tools for my kids to use, for creating things from their imagination, like you. Thank you for the inspiration.

@SPHYNX99752

2 жыл бұрын

@@scottymac5174 my 2nd oldest son was in the Marines, he fell and tore ligaments in his hip.. the made him keep running until it was so injured he needs expensive surgery in order to stop his pain. He is 25 and Dr's told him he needs a cane..

It's so cool that you all are contributing in different ways to build this wrecker. It will be that much more special when you are out making recoveries in the new rig. I've been welding for like 12 years. I love it, and I love seeing younger generations getting into welding! Thanks for awesome content.

@rconger24

2 жыл бұрын

Mike Rowe agrees with you about getting youngsters involved with welding.

Lizzy is gonna have a hard time finding a fella that's gonna be able to keep up. Said it once and I'll say it again. Lizzy is the role model every girls need!

The family that welds together, recovers together

Lizzy is able to do whatever Matt asks her to do. Two thumbs up for her! I love watching this channel, it’s always filled with smiling people. I can’t remember having seen any person in a bad mood (or is the editor team filtering that all out :-) ). Watching all those floor panels going in, won’t the work like massive sand and dirt collectors? It will put extra weight on the rear wheels, but an annoying thing to clean. It’s off course always possible to cut some holes in them later.

@ripvanrevs

2 жыл бұрын

As he is cussing all the extra work!

@mcqueenx75

2 жыл бұрын

Because it's scripted and they really are con men. Havent you heard? They got in trouble doing shady insurance deals. They hide behind a facade.

@oldguysrule5895

2 жыл бұрын

remember when she first started....just amazing

@jimsmith9819

2 жыл бұрын

Lizzy can do about everything and Rh ett is quickly learning

@mrmeaner3917

2 жыл бұрын

Lizzy is ace, always smiling and very capable, and growing into a pretty young lady.

Lizzy and your son are fantastic at welding now this tow truck fantastic can’t wait to see the next bit 🤩

Gotta love Lizzie and Rhett making such impressive progress. Nicely done. But the elephant in the room had gotta be the butterfly keeping the peace and harmony in the world.

Little boy walks into a blacksmith’s shop. He picks up a hot horseshoe and drops it immediately. The blacksmith says “ hot ain’t it?”. The boy says “no, it don’t take me long to look at a horseshoe.”

@JacobEcret

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, that’s a good joke

@bobbynunley3418

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@oraldribblesjrakasaliva

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@Gigamegasmoll

2 жыл бұрын

ha ha murican is sooo funny.. number 1 joker in the world... wow

@dr.floridaman4805

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gigamegasmoll you misspelled BIDEN. That is the world's biggest 🤡

Rhett is getting in the middle of it now, already doing some great welding. Nice to see Matt teaching him.

The first time I remember seeing Lizzy, she was learning to use the milling machine. Now she is taking the lead welding on one of the most popular builds in the country! It is amazing to watch the growth of the team and the projects.

@shabadoo24

2 жыл бұрын

Teach em young Matt. It'll stay with em for life.

11:04 LOL @ Matt's face when he grabbed the toolbox from Lizzie.

The look on Matt's face when he took that tool box from Linzi said, "damn that young lady is strong.... I can barely hold this " :)

Absolutely loving watching Matt’s imagination come to life, that’s livin’ the dream right there. Work hard. Play hard. And make great memories with family and friends along the way.

I LIKE HOW YOU ARE TEACHING THE YOUNG ONES HOW TO WELD AND DO OTHER THINGS IN THE SHOP. LIZZY IS A MASTER ALRREADY, LOVE THAT GALS ATTITUDE.

Matt, I love how you empower and encourage these youngsters. Bravo!! I'm one of those impatient "if you want it done right, do it yourself types".

@oneshotpete6.591

2 жыл бұрын

I also am like you , impatient… but i try to correct myself and teach my youngsters as much as possible especially in fabrication, every time i see Matt tell one of the kids “ weld here” I think to myself ( doesn’t Matt care if the weld is structurally sound or looks good) Then I catch myself , (Let these kids learn) , if it’s screwed up , fixing it , isn’t that difficult… Matt’s a good hombre in my op.

I saw Rebuen from DMW ( 4WD 24-7) stopped by your shop on his page. Talk about a fabricator. Its cool to see youtubers from all around the world making connections while sharing a common passion. Cannot wait to see this truck finished. Every wrecker channel on youtube talks about Matt and the tow truck olympics. I think it is going to blow up to be a much bigger event than just 3 buddies in the very near future. Great job as always.

@GONG2MEDIA

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

hope you never have to remove that fuel tank LOL. Looking good.

Matt, this BIG recovery wrecker is just great! I really appreciate your design and attention to detail, and your crew does such good work, Lizzy, Trevor, and the rest of the gang as well as Tucker, the camera and editing guru! You all seem like just a bunch of good friends that a person would like to hang out with!

The "eyecrometer" works pretty good. Paul would be proud. So, I'm curious.....are you still going to have access to the fuel tank if something happens to it or the internal components stop working?

@Kenneth_R

2 жыл бұрын

this^

@justinmonroe5746

2 жыл бұрын

Also, maybe I missed it, but what about the filler neck? Or how are you going to fill the gas tank when you remember to do so?

@tj_offroad

2 жыл бұрын

Also, it looks like they're welding some areas with no visible drainage so on the infrequent rainy or snowy days they will have a fair bit of water accumulation.

@6.2Slomaro

2 жыл бұрын

@@tj_offroad they talked about this before but rust is the last thing they are worried about.

All I can say Matt, is you better make sure that heavy weight runs good. Cause if you brake down during the tow truck olympics nobody is going to want to hook that tank!

@mitchberby7472

2 жыл бұрын

I just wrote to Matt about collaborating with Vice Grip Garage. I'd beg the same of you. Pretty please?! Lol I know he moved recently from Northern Wisco (where I am) to Tennessee, but we can forgive, no?

@mikethatguy27

2 жыл бұрын

@@mitchberby7472 other than being car mechanics ,what do they have in common? Why would they collaborate? Not downing you ,just curious. I love both channels 👍

@2008mjb

2 жыл бұрын

I think they need to try it just in case he were to ever break down so they know which one can pull it out.

@mitchberby7472

2 жыл бұрын

They all are experiencing a giant expansion on KZread. They are all man's men, (we should all emulate them), and the world needs more role models like them. To combine them can only be a good thing. I'm not a mechanic, I'm not a fabricator, I'm a carpenter who pays a shop to do my brakes. I have learned more about what I'm truly capable of with these fine folks in the last years than I've learned in the rest of my lifetime. I guess what I'm saying is...it would make the world a better place. Plus, I'm sure everyone has a sentimental car or truck that they've given up on...that Derek could revive. Hope that's good enough. 🙂

@tonyjohnson7896

2 жыл бұрын

VGG could help Matt fix up his Samurai

Matt, your commitment to the irregular wearing of safety glasses while cutting and grinding is an inspiration to eye surgeons everywhere. 😉 Edit: I'm not feeling critical, just concerned. I love this project and enjoy the fab style and team interactions, but MORR's patented "might not be the best way, but that's the way we're doing it" mantra should not include not wearing consistent eye and ear protection around spinny metal things.

@bondhuis

2 жыл бұрын

I cringe at this. Worked decades in construction and too many accidents.

@theonlymadmac4771

2 жыл бұрын

Eye surgeons deserve to get their chance like everybody else!

@atombug

2 жыл бұрын

Throws on ear protection. Disregards the eyes. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@JGuraan

2 жыл бұрын

@@bondhuis That and the bare-handed welding. Nothing like a nice big dose of UV-C for long term skin health. Hoping he learns sooner from a spatter burn and not later from the inevitable cancer.

@Petriefied0246

2 жыл бұрын

It makes me sweat every time I see them without the right PPE. You could never get away with that here!

I loved the addition of the outtakes at the end, I would like to see those more often. That thing is looking more massive everytime I see it.

Love the way you are always teaching the younger generation great skills. Keep up good work.

Just curious if you guys are going to have an access panel to service the fuel gauge sending unit? I'm enjoying every minute, and living vicariously through the team.

@tyendor1952

2 жыл бұрын

The floor panel that covers the tank is not welded in, at 13:06 & 15:29 you can see the studs that will hold it down.

@marks4925

2 жыл бұрын

@@tyendor1952 Good Eyecrometer ! !

@thomasozburn6358

2 жыл бұрын

I must have missed it but where's the filler neck for putting the gas in the tank.

@spaight711

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasozburn6358 Not necessary. Matt doesn’t fuel up!

@anotherdave5107

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasozburn6358 - why would you put GAS in the tank?

MORR, what a team! Wrecker looks great!

By halfway through this video I was having this funny vision. A couple years from now there is going to be some haplous guy chatting with this nice gal at the store or who knows where and they are gonna start talkin smack about offroad vehicles. Then Lizzy is going to be like "Hold on there scooter, let me tell you about making offroad vehicles." Lol. I really like the way that you get the whole crew on the project and actually contributing to the build. There is none of the menial task junk that comes through on your vids.

"This is what they made us play on in elementary school..." That is exactly right! We had an octagonal monkey bar set that went up a good 10 ft on a slope that ended with crossbars at the top from which four poles extended down to the ground through the inside of this octagonal pyramid monkey bars. Playing tag on it one day I got to the top and lept over the void, grasping the crossbars at the cross point to swing across the other side when I met a girl who was swinging from the other side. I was stronger and held on after the collision - She fell 10 ft and broke her arm. I was frightened and ran over to the 12 ft high metal slide structure with the shiny, burn-the-skin-off-your-legs, steel slide to watch the events play out It was kill-or-be-killed out there! If you didn't have a goose egg on your noggin' or road rash or a cast on some part of your body you just weren't living. These kids today playing video games and complaining if the AC isn't cold enough! AC for us was opening up the refrigerator doors in the supermarket and leaning in and closing it behind you as much as you could! It was trying to squeeze into the shade underneath a tree in the park midday. It was being fortunate enough to be in at the park when the sprinklers turned on. It was squirting each other with the hose in the front yard in your skivvies.

The heavy wrecker is looking pretty proportional now. Good job!

Someone needs to come forth with a safety glass’s sponsorship.

@rickmulcahy6279

2 жыл бұрын

They've already had fans send them safety glasses and about 60 % of videos Mattt Doesn't wear them, Somebody at that shop will have to have eye damage before it becomes an issue.!°

Man I gotta say Lizzy is kickin some serious butt with how far she’s come with welding !! Super cute also so makes her the perfect catch !!

“We’ve got a shortage, not even going to say why.” -Matt😭😂

This wreaker is going to be so cool, it's gunna work really well especially having rear stear, badass build guys

@Gigamegasmoll

2 жыл бұрын

yep, indeed it's a ugly buttocks build!

Lizzy looks extremely confident now especially when she walked in today! Good morning Lizzy and team!

@bigsexymuthashutyomouth2546

2 жыл бұрын

Lizzy is a badass!!!!

@Gigamegasmoll

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigsexymuthashutyomouth2546 yes! uglybuttocks!

@benmiller5125

2 жыл бұрын

i agree@@bigsexymuthashutyomouth2546

@angry519

2 жыл бұрын

Oh lawd

@billwhite5188

2 жыл бұрын

Hey guuuurl. Lizzy rocks as a welder and as young woman.

One of the best channels on the Tube... Thanks for all the countless hours of entertainment and edumacation!!!

“Falling off the jungle gym is like Plinko on the way down". That was classic.

I remember those old playgrounds ,metal slides that would burn your butt ,chains on the swings that would pinch your fingers And then I remember when they went to the all wood playgrounds that was lots of fun getting splinters

Matt have you considered an auxiliary trans cooler with its own pump. Weddle industries makes a pump capable of the heat. That heavy beast is going to generate a huge amount of heat on recoveries testing even a TH400

An incredible wrecker Matt, and Lizzy, your a beast, grabbed that tool box just like Skeeter did. 👍 you strong girl, and talk about 💪, your welding is at a very high level, Skeeter is doing great too. Hey, where is Trevor? This awesome wrecker is going to require a lot of wiring. HAPPY 4th of July yall. Thanks for sharing 👍. 👌🏻✌🏻🧡🙋‍♂️🌤🇨🇦

Matt - my hat's off to you, sir. In these videos you demonstrate patience and a willingness to teach younger folks great skills. I very much enjoy that Lizzy is your go-to welder and that you're letting younger folks work on real projects. These are skills that these people will have for a lifetime. Keep up the great work.

Great video Matt. Very entertaining and informative. It appears that you have a eye safety fan club Matt. Lots of folks are worried that you will end up in the hospital. Please Matt put on your safety goggles!

@MoraneAI

2 жыл бұрын

I wish they would keep their arms covered when welding. The immediate risk of sunburn is bad enough, but the long term risk is skin cancer which you really don't want.

Several days have gone by for this video it points out how much time and thought it takes to make something from scratch. They had recoverys and other everyday work to do also. Looking great 👍

Lizzy’s my hero! You are cute, witty, great at machining and welding

Matt I watch how well you treat your staff and I really hope it is for real. The way you help Lizzie and allow her to work on the wrecker and allow her to learn how to weld and become a fabricator is fantastic. You are a good mentor and I enjoy watching all of your posts. If I am ever in your neck of the woods I will definitely stop to shake your hand.

That young man is becoming an amazing welder! Lizzy is a beast! ❤️🙏☘️

Love to see where you guys came from and to where you are now -- good energy good friends good family - great off road recovery

Can’t wait to see the wrecker doing work!

Rhett looks like a junior Rudy! Another super-productive day in the shop, and now Rhett is doing Welding 101; seems like only a few months ago it was Lizzie doing that! This thing will haul anything when it's done, but I doubt anything will be able to haul it if it gets stuck!

Yea we had one of those big triangulated pipe domes on the playground. When you were at the top you were pretty friggin high. If you fell on your head you were going to die. That's why you didn't fall.

It’s looking good Matt, can’t wait to see the boom on and the larger tyres

Last weekend at the beach I watched my mate suffer from getting a piece of metal removed from his eye (mini grinder at the hospital to remove it after it rusted in his eyeball) after he thought it was a good idea to use a grinder with slim reading glasses. Unfortunately it's one of those "It won't happen to me" things that most people change their view on when it's too late. It's great the kids are getting such a awesome opportunity to work with tools.

You need to take 5 minutes and show who is related and which shows they're all coming from. I follow everyone working on Ed's project but even I'm starting to lose track of all these talented people (and kids) moving back and forth between shops and shows. Love it all, keep it up!

Eye protection Matt, please! I know the risks are likely low given the experience of you and your crew but many many aspiring youngans are watching. Its an inconvenience but it protects your only set of eyes.

The whole team is very impressive. "Specially the snow-cone girl! All seem to work together well, even the teasing is done with that obvious respect for each other.

Rhett is really a great addition to this channel...learning so much and so quickly.

I like the name warthog. With those hooks from the fire department truck on the front of the frame makes it look like a warthog. It's also nice that those hooks have history.

Wrecker looks 2b comin alond quite nicely! Nice to see everyone pitching in and helping with the build. Also good to see y'all trying to protect your eyes and ears. Sometimes it looks like you could do more. Always remember you only get one set each of eyes and ears. As for climbing/crawling around on that rig, whaddaya sposed to do? Its a custom build, fit pieces in place as you go. It's not some factory where they manufacture stuff like that all the time. A factory has blue prints/ designs, and all the necessary tools to do that kind of work . It's called production on a mass scale. Keep on keepin on!

I might have missed something somewhere but watching them box in the fuel tank I'm wondering where you fill it. Maybe I just couldn't get a peek at the cap because of everything else going on but I'm hoping something that simple didn't get overlooked while fabricating around the tank, haha. We all know Matt has the occasional problem filling up, hopefully the devil on his shoulder didn't get the best of him.

@bigcountry1047

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same question. However I did notice a hole in the sheet on the driver side. I'm guessing they are going to put the filler neck for the fuel tank inside the tool box on the driver side.

@kyleroth1025

2 жыл бұрын

I am also wondering about the fuel filler neck

@drswanny9000

2 жыл бұрын

At 9:10 you can see the opening for the filler tube.

@Firebat45

2 жыл бұрын

It's MORR, they don't fill fuel tanks up.

@Alconium

2 жыл бұрын

@@drswanny9000 King among men. I suppose they'll run it along side the tool box then. Clever.

10:04 Matt calls the toolboxes lunchboxes! Ha! He's really thinking about lunch!

The bloopers at the end was a great twist. The wrecker is looking awsome, cant wait to see it in action.

Probably the coolest wrecker build, super awesome that you include your audience in most of the entire build too. Awesome stuff, I can't wait to see it pulling some stuff out and wheeling them trails!

That wreaker is really coming together. Cant wait to see it make some recoveries, or even just do some wheelin. Also been watching a couple years now, its awesome to everyone's skill level go way up in the shop - the whole teams doing an amazing job.

Matt, you have surrounded yourself with very capable people! Well done!

This thing is turning out super sweet! I can't wait to see it done and in action. Keep up the awesome work!

That is gonna be one AWESOME tow truck 💪

You guys are really amazing. Lizzy is even more. Look forward to each new video.

I love that look that Lizzie gives Matt, it’s unmistakable!!❤

Skeeter and Trevor seem like guys I’d have a beer with. Funny, down to earth dudes.

MATT!!!! That welder can still damage your eyes through the closed lids. Please protect yourself and your awesome crew!

@CORNDODGER

2 жыл бұрын

UM I DONT BUY IT

@jaydenmusselman2246

2 жыл бұрын

This man speaks the truth

@jaydenmusselman2246

2 жыл бұрын

@@CORNDODGER unfortunately its true...

@CORNDODGER

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaydenmusselman2246 BULLSHIT if it could when you close your EYES you would have LIGHT PENETRATION And the last time I looked it was DARK !!!!! I have been welding for over 50 YEARS RUN ALONG WOKE ONE

Coming along nicely great to see Rheet getting more involved as the project goes, great work as always

Happy Independence Day to the Matt's Off Road Recovery family, pets included, and peace with success for 2022. I have learned most of what I know about kinetic ropes and their use from this channel. I appreciate the kindness of sharing your knowledge. Cheers.

TowTruck is looking very good Lizzie is doing a great job welding job

Badass fabricators and builders. Awesome work.

@Gigamegasmoll

2 жыл бұрын

uglybuttocks fabricators and builders!

That is a lot of welding. Can’t wait to see it work!

Man the Big Mountain Hog is coming along awesomely, and it's cool seeing Brett and Lizzy getting in there helping to put it together with y'all.

your young man there is doing a super job of welding, great video

You know you’ve made it when you start including ‘bloopers’. 😜

Like always, you guys rock. It's looking good, can't wait to see the finish product. It's awesome how everyone can do anything to help with the build.

@jacobjacobs249

2 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to see it in action!

I’m stoked to see the wrecker do work!

Great Job getting the younger generation into the build and trades. Rudy is amazing with his talent. Sure does say a bunch about his parents!!! Fantastic job guys!!!!! Very inspirational!!!!

Have a great Independence Day guys.

Good MORRning everyone!

@TheAgingAscetic

2 жыл бұрын

Idk why but I read that in a Tim Cook voice

@JanelleVocate-Ames

2 жыл бұрын

and there's John...

@ColinRichardson

2 жыл бұрын

Morning Big John. how goes life your quadrant of this world?

@JohnFL

2 жыл бұрын

@@ColinRichardson Sunny ☀️ and fireworks 🎆 every night. Church starts in a few so I will watch the video afterwards. How's your Sunday going?

@JohnFL

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheAgingAscetic I'm watching from an Android, so nope. Lol

Once she's welded long enough and had hundreds of hours of laying wire she'll be able to quickly adjust to pretty much any welder she uses. I used to be the same way until working several different shops plus my own and using welders from different brands and amperages. Once you can read your welds and know what it means you can quickly fine tune it and be welding like a champ. She's doing a great job for sure and welding is in my opinion a great trade skill to have.

Team work makes the dream work! Thanks for making me smile for the video. Hope you and yours all the best. Thanks for sharing!

Lizzy the welder,and the crew are total assets Matt, That's awesome, I'm glad to see everyone with the gloves and safety gear Matt.I was waiting for you to call Robbie the Blister.He poped up after the work was done.

@TassyDeval

2 жыл бұрын

Except the most important piece of safety gear. Glasses.

Love the way the trucks lookin! Great content as well! Anyone else cringe when Matt uses the grinder with no glasses 😂🤌

@tyendor1952

2 жыл бұрын

And now his son has learned the same bad habits.

@-Jethro-

2 жыл бұрын

And drill press

@TassyDeval

2 жыл бұрын

Every single time I cringe, and then Matt makes a point of putting ear muffs on. Comeon Matt and the rest of you all. If you cant see, you cant grind or do recoveries or watch the grand kids grow up or / or / or. Where do I stop?

Hands down my favorite channel on KZread. No complaining, no politics, no ignorance.

The Wrecker is coming along great. Glad to see so many working on it together. Soon your whole shop will be welders. How useful to have that knowledge.

I'm glad to see you turning out so many welders, and training all your kids to weld. I once was a public school teacher, thoroughly indoctrinated in "all kids must go to college" and in "let your kids figure out what they want to be." Now I have come to the position that it is child neglect to not give your kids every skill you possess. Why let them leave home with no skills, and end up a hundred grand in debt or more before they figure out how they are going to earn the money to pay it back? You are leaving them a debt slave. Teach them everything you know, while they are growing up. If they choose to go another direction, at least they have the skills to pay for the degree. I, too, remember those jungle gyms. Ours had macadam under it, for maximum bounce. It was also really good for splitting scalps, inducing maximum bleed. Then there were the sliding boards, which were at least 12 feet tall, had no enclosure around the top where you transitioned to sitting, nothing around the ladder, scalded your butt on hot days and induced frost bite on cold days. Oh, and our teachers worried about us getting hurt sliding on ice in street shoes on really cold days, but not about the jungle gym or slide.

@DARANGULAFILM

2 жыл бұрын

Teaching practical skills also benefits the learners with a basic survival asset. We know not when our world could go seriously south very quickly and things have to be life-extended because the source of new items or spares dries up.

@rogernuffer

2 жыл бұрын

Our jungle gym had good old pavement underneath

@JamesSmith-zs8fl

2 жыл бұрын

Welding skills can sure pay your way through a really nice college.

Hey lovely people can’t wait to see the wrecker kicking a*s and taking names

"It just has to look level" I love it

Matt, don't forget to make drain holes where it's needed! Great build!