NO MATT, your technical breakdowns on driving techniques are NOT boring! That's half of why some of us watch - to learn things! Please continue 👍🏻🙏🏻

@Eyes0penNoFear

3 жыл бұрын

Great info about using reverse on slippery hills!

@prestonvandivier1379

3 жыл бұрын

i remember one about getting unstuck from sand too, though it was for 4wd vehicles. If anyone remembers the episode, please reply!

@Eyes0penNoFear

3 жыл бұрын

@@prestonvandivier1379 it was a video from maybe 2 months ago?

@iffykidmn8170

3 жыл бұрын

@@Eyes0penNoFear The one I remember was from several months back and involved the camera jeep. Caught without any recovery gear!! - KZread

@c4onmylip

3 жыл бұрын

Same dude.

Belarus guy was legendary 😂 what a crack up

@seaglider844

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah when Randy says this should have been no problem for a crazy Russian he says "I've got to work on my crazy" LOL!

@myauctionaddictionestatesa7451

3 жыл бұрын

I have wheeled with a few Russians. They are a hoot

@abazdarhon

3 жыл бұрын

@@seaglider844 he isnt Russian. He is from Belarus !!! Omg seriously how hard is to know geography

@seaglider844

3 жыл бұрын

@@abazdarhon I know...and I know where Belarus is....I'm just repeating what Randy said....relax. This is a channel about pulling stuff out of the sand and mud....jeez LOL!

@ingvarhallstrom2306

3 жыл бұрын

Let's just call it a Vodka Belt mentality, and it will include both Russians and Belarusians. Being a Scandinavian myself, I know the feeling....

We missed Randy's laugh. Glad to hear it again.

"Is this a 4wd?" "No it's 2 :( " you could hear the sadness in their voices

@dennislink7957

2 жыл бұрын

Keep up the how to drive commentary, I’ve been driving for over 50 years 2wd and 4wd and I never heard the idea of going down in neutral. Great idea, pretty much what you do on a motorcycle. The back thing, Lordy I was in Lowe’s and reached for a quart of paint off the shelf and was laid up for 6 months! I could barely walk, it took a cortisone shot do get me back to normal!

@rustynails2425

2 жыл бұрын

where i live we have a saying. 2wheel drive means you're stuck but to really get stuck you need a 4x4.

The Belarus guy was too cool, he sounds like a fun guy to be friends with 😂

@PinwheelHomes

3 жыл бұрын

He sounds almost exactly like Hans Olson, Jon Olsons brother

@TheDeanGullberry

3 жыл бұрын

@@PinwheelHomes He is their cousin actually. Glenjamin Olson

@harounlee208

3 жыл бұрын

he sounds exactly like Pacey witter in the tv show Dawson

@kschleic9053

3 жыл бұрын

Should have driven him up to the lake so you could film him jumping in!

@cliffcross6487

3 жыл бұрын

@@kschleic9053 I thought that is what they were going to do.

I imagine that a ride on the Bombi would be similar to sitting on a paint can shaker at Home Depot.

I showed my wife one of Matt’s videos 8 months ago. Now she can’t wait for new ones to drop. She isn’t a 4 wheel drive fan. She just enjoys all the people.

@Brent3162

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, great bunch of people. Would love to be in their friend circle. I'll bring my Jeep, SDF350, and Yamaha 700 Grizzly. Lets go!

@badmonkeyfood

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, this is my new fav channel :)

@txtardis7887

3 жыл бұрын

I know right. Just good people with constantly different adventures. I think having all the family & friends at work each day would be fantastic. (In my case they may not feel that way but I would 😁)

@larrybutler2807

2 жыл бұрын

@@badmonkeyfood This and Fab Rats

2 WD overloaded truck with summer low profile tires... Amazing!

@phillipconnolly5020

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I don't get it either. I know weather in Utah can change rapidly but why buy a truck without 4WD and AT tires? I mean if you like the street look, that's cool, but camping and the street look don't always mix well together.

@johnh2349

3 жыл бұрын

Add to that, the dirty hippie, Patagonia jacket, which only makes you think that you thought you knew what you were doing but as soon as the camera picked that logo up, everyone knew that he had not a single clue.

@adriantrejo6696

3 жыл бұрын

California plates, Patagonia jacket, all the dude was missing was a Starbucks Latte

@luciusbouchard3533

3 жыл бұрын

i was waiting for that one ! thank you

@phillipconnolly5020

3 жыл бұрын

@@adriantrejo6696 Why the hate for California and Patagonia clothing? I live in SoCal and love my Patagonia down jacket for camping. I take my Wrangler out camping with the wife all the time. For me I just don't understand buying a truck in RWD/2WD. I would rather have a C63 in RWD and my Jeep in 4WD. Just my two cents. Happy trails!

I think that Randy hit the nail on the head with what it is like to ride in the Bombie !

@jeffreeves8848

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think I agree with Randy. Never been in one, but he has.

@willb3018

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeffreeves8848 I have never been in one either, but it did look like they rockin' around a bit. But they weren't getting stuck. 😉

@iffykidmn8170

3 жыл бұрын

@@willb3018 Tracked vehicles have never been associated with a smooth ride.

I think Randy’s humorous side saves him everytime he has to run alongside the Jeep or fold himself up in the Snowcat. Gotta’ love him!

I got a feeling riding in the Bombi is like being inside the washing machine during the spin cycle and you're the thing causing it to be unbalanced enough to make it dance all over the laundry Room.

@helgedragseth4599

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@doctorwhodude82

2 жыл бұрын

Loved this comment way too much 😂😂

@jessehewes7975

2 жыл бұрын

Spin cycle with bricks😂

I don’t think the Bombi is as bad as the time Randy and Lizzie got Doug up the mountain in that old beat up car with no windshield and the doors flapping.

@allterrainrandy2587

3 жыл бұрын

There's no dust in the bombi!

@jilliansadventures4679

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, that was the best video! 😂

@jilliansadventures4679

3 жыл бұрын

@@allterrainrandy2587 hey there!

@honestspirit56

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the best video ever !! 😂😂👍

"6:13" definitely not boring matt, that stuff is gold for the off roaders and motorsports enthusiasts. Makes sense to have it in neutral so the vehicle doesn't start turning on ya or favor one side of the road and start doing unknown moves. That clay mudd is no joke

Randy's giggling & relating to "Crazy Russian" is the funniest thing I've heard all day! Haha good to see Randy again.

Randy always makes me laugh, he is always on the verge of hysterically cracking up.

Turning that 2wd Tundra around on that narrow muddy road kinda reminded me of that scene in Austin Powers where he was trying to turn around in that hallway! Lol!

Randy's back. Good to see ya buddy.

2:03 And now the first question from Rudy for every recovery from now on "Is this 4WD?".

@cjjohnson1821

3 жыл бұрын

That Toyota probably cost $50,000 too.

@dubious6718

3 жыл бұрын

@@cjjohnson1821 They saved about $1k buying 2wd...

@craighearn747

3 жыл бұрын

And the answer from the stickee is always no.

@bluntly2165

3 жыл бұрын

Rudy wanted to try driving it out....

@rockogawky5982

3 жыл бұрын

Body language from Rudy after hearing “no” said it better then words.

I have officially joined the 50+ age group. I did a lot of "country stupid" things in Wyoming in my younger years, and I continued that on through a 7 year stint in the U.S. Marine Corps. I sneezed a couple months ago and tweaked by back to the point where I was nearly bedridden for four days. Seriously. Taken out by a sneeze. W.T.H.?!? Needless to say, I feel your pain, Matt.

It's great to have Randy and his laugh back! Speaking of backs, take care of yours, Matt! When the back's not happy, life is difficult! 😕

I found this channel in the past week and I’ve binge watched almost every video in this time. I can’t quit 😅

@BrayleArroyo

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome man and enjoy the ride.

@spencercroft1839

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the club

@yourbuddyaj

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrayleArroyo Thanks brother 👊🏻

@yourbuddyaj

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercroft1839 thanks to you as well 👊🏻

@AlzWorld57

3 жыл бұрын

That's basically my story also...really enjoy these vids...

Did those campers bring enough supplies? The Conestoga wagons that brought the settlers west weren't that packed.

@Grandamse1

3 жыл бұрын

Haha modern day. Everything plus the kitchen sink.

@dufus2273

3 жыл бұрын

but after all, they were in a ford. appeared to be two wheel drive.

@Grandamse1

3 жыл бұрын

@@dufus2273 toyota tundra

@PoppiB

3 жыл бұрын

@@gww5215 well, that explains the need for all that gear. Looks like they had enough to stay for a month.

@drew4769

3 жыл бұрын

@@dufus2273 huh? It's a Toyota. It's even in the title of the video

There is NOTHING that makes you feel like an old man more than throwing your back out. Good luck on the recovery. Love your channel.

@richardelliott9511

3 жыл бұрын

After the first time you through out your back it will happen more often with less and less effort each time. Welcome to middle age Matt. Time to stop trying to keep up with the kids, it's a lesson we all have to learn eventually. Good luck with that. Lol

@iffykidmn8170

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardelliott9511 I disagree when you stop trying to keep up with the kids you just get old, I came into this world kicking and screaming and plan on going out the same way. I ride dirt bikes with a mixed group of riders from 10yrs to 78.

@teressarenslow5992

Жыл бұрын

My husband suffers from that same back problem...it seems to happen more in times of doing less strenuous activity....but when it happens it can put him right on the ground and barely able to crawl to bed. The one time he took an ambulance to the hospital they didn't do anything more that give him some pills and released him to go home...he could barely stand up!! So he just suffers through till he gets better...usually about 2 weeks before he walks almost normal again. I do suggest you have a doctor or chiropractor look at your back to see if there's something that you need to do to prevent that paralyzing pain!

Lizzie says “66 degrees to be exact.” As they pass the digital “67” degree sign in the background! Hahaha

Riding in the snow cat is probably like riding in Paul’s dads one ton tow truck. As Paul said “ we might be peeing blood by the time we’re done”🤣 As always great work!

@PoppiB

3 жыл бұрын

I’m thinking Paul’s Dad’s trick is worse, While neither have a lot of spring, at least the bombie has wide tracks to straddle things the tricks tires bounce over.

So much fun to watch the crew working together. Really nice to see Randy back. I enjoy Matt taking the time to teach us the technical things he knows. It is extremely interesting.

Randy's laugh and talk at the same time is LOL 😂😂😂

It's been interesting watching Lizzie's skills and experiences get better and better.

Great having Randy back. He is hilarous!

As a tundra pilot I was a little sad to see the title say tundra stuck. But then he said 2WD. Now I feel better. We don’t claim him.

@jimcollins8097

3 жыл бұрын

We had a 2013 4wd tundra, pulled our 8k camper out west twice. Did everything we asked of it, nicest truck I ever had.

@txtardis7887

3 жыл бұрын

Well, with all that weight he had in the bed and there being a nice hard bottom to the mud, a set of snow chains and he would have been fine.

@bruhice6058

3 жыл бұрын

@@txtardis7887 frankly even just an AT tire would’ve done the trick

Thanks Matt for the detailed info on what to do on a slippery hill. Not a lot of people know that.

Randy's laugh always makes me laugh.

I don't know about a Bombi, but it can't be any worse than being hungover in the back of a tracked recovery vehicle going after a broken tank.

the guy from Belarus was cool! and shout to Randy for always doing a great job and making everyone happy

The Belarus episode of Bald and Bankrupt is really good.

“Is this four wheel drive?” “No it’s two” 😞😞😞😞😞

Not sure how the Snowcat rides but I do know that Randy has the best laugh...ever.

Who in the right mind wakes up and says “ I’m gonna buy a 2WD truck “ 😂

@Dubz0408

3 жыл бұрын

A wife.. It just comes out more like "its pretty!!!"

@hgj2019

3 жыл бұрын

I was 60 years old when I bought my first 4x4. Just never felt the need. Drove all over the southeast and the mountains of AZ with a 2wd. Just never wanted the hassle of dealing with 4wd - too much unnecessary extra weight and mechanical complexity. I’ve gone places with my 2wd others were worried about taking their 4wd. I’m 66 now, and have my second 4x4 - an old CJ 7, but I still have three 2wd trucks. Between the three trucks I’ve driven over a half million miles, most on the road, but not all. That’s a LONG way to carry the extra weight of a 4x4.

@ksich8142

3 жыл бұрын

@@hgj2019 I guess it depends on what u intend to use a truck for, in Canada though you have a death wish if you dare to drive a 2WD truck in the winter, or one without winter tires

@hgj2019

3 жыл бұрын

@@ksich8142 our winters in the southeast US are mild. You will never even SEE a snow plow until you get up into western NC. When I bought that first 4x4 I had lived in the mountains of AZ for three years. They get a lot of snow there (though nothing like Canada). I got by fine with 2wd, but part of my work involved driving a huge snow blower. It got to a point where I could not risk missing work during a snow storm, so 4wd was in order. I also enjoy exploring year round and I could do more with 4wd. I will add, though, that the ONLY time I was so stuck in snow I had to hire a tow was when I was exploring in my 2wd ranger. I got hopelessly stuck because a reached a point where someone had stuck their 4wd Jeep in the middle of a single lane mountain road. I couldn’t get past them and couldn’t climb one particular snowy hill. 2wd, street tires. Much of it is about driver skill. I was driving the family station wagon on extremely muddy roads long before I had a learners permit to drive. I have typically found that any traction problems I had were the result of someone else’s driving error. BUT, you are right. 4wd gives an extra edge in snow and ice and makes a big difference for some folks.

@spudgamer6049

2 жыл бұрын

I bought a 2wd truck. Was about 2/3 what I would have paid for a 4wd. But I don't do much off road in it, I mainly wanted truck for the bed, hauling stuff that might be smelly, dirty, or too large for a car cab. If I want or need to go off road, I have other options. But I also don't live in an area where I get snow, and the few dirt roads I drive over are either well maintained and/or limestoned or I can detour around when they're bad. Or, TL;DR, I didn't need 4wd, but did need a truck, so I bought a fleet style 2wd.

The look on rudys face when they say its 2wd 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 camera person got the perfect shot

I have operated those little snow cats and Randy nailed it. We used to put supervisors in the back and if make short sharp turns to watch their head bang into the sides. Had to wear a hard hat.

You know you're getting old when your back goes out more than you do

@thomasfletcher4765

3 жыл бұрын

You know you are getting old when you fart and it throws your back out

I often stay in Arizona, but I need a trip to Utah, it is beautiful. Your vids must be the best 'visit Utah' adverts going.

@justinscomp

3 жыл бұрын

If you want an epic trip. Drive up to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, then spend a day or two at Zions National Park, and then finish up with a nice hike at Bryce Canyon. Nothing on earth will beat the majesty of those 3 national parks.

@mediocreman2

3 жыл бұрын

What do you think keeps him in business? People see the videos, come out and get stuck. Endless cycle. Smart business.

@anthonyw2605

2 жыл бұрын

I just told my wife that I wanted to go to this area for our anniversary next month and she approved. Maybe I'll get to see Matt and the rest of the crew. If my wife drives, we'd definitely have to "make the call". 😉

Gotta laugh at all the good humour shown by the rescue crew and the clients !!! Lizzie is getting to be a MVP too, she knows the techniques well, and almost never drives over a rope !

That neutral technique works well on ice and snow too!

Randy’s confidence is going up! Keep up the great work crew 👍🏼

Good morning MORR and all you MORR fans. It’s always a good day when Matt posts a video, my coffee seams to taste a little better. Everyone have a good day and please stay safe.

@chaddojones

3 жыл бұрын

Good morning, William.

@drgruber57

3 жыл бұрын

You too, William! And everyone in youtube land!

@PoppiB

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Comment of the day 👍

Love how you have taken advantage of your environment and made a towing service an adventure. Off road recovery is a specialty and skill!

This is such a great channel. There is no click baiting and the content is original. Love it 🤩

Matt... Chiropractor. Find an office of "The Joint" and go there. Awesome place. I know there's at least one in St. George.

That dude from Belaruse seems like a great guy to hang out with lol

Matt! Take it easy. Clearly you are feeling your back in this segment. Hope it heals up quick.

Matt, you need to get an inversion table. You won't use it very often, but when you get a kink in your back, neck, hips, or shoulders, it will do you wonders. Five minutes is all it takes. Regarding rolling down a long hill in a fifty five gallon steel drum, I did that a couple times when I was about thirteen years old, and I can tell you that time slows down to a crawl when you're doing it.

It’s always nice to see a new video! It really made my day! Thank you. To all of the thumbs down on all of the videos on this channel I just have to say if it’s from other towing companies channels that is just sad and it says a lot about your character!

riding in the snowcat is like having your mother-in-law stay at your house 365 days a year

@MrBlewvane

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds awesome, i love my ex mother-in-law.

Matt, I threw my back out three days ago and I'm slowly recovering as I watch you and sharing your pain.

Crazy thing is, just two or three days after that snow storm we were up there with a propane truck and filled Mike's tank and a bunch of other people. There was one spot it got a little dicey, but no major problem even in a C7500.

Hydyho, good Neighbors! Matt, you're not an old guy yet, but if you don't pamper your back for a goodly while, and wear a brace when you're lifting, you WILL be an old guy, way sooner than you expect. Look at me: 20 years ago I was a young buck, could do anything I tried. Then I hurt my back and didn't take proper care of it. Now I'm 68 going on 90!

Riding in the Bombi is like a ride on a roller coaster, and being inside the rotating drum of a cement mixer while someone is banging on it.... with the smell of exhaust and sweat wafting in the background :)

I know it would be expensive but it sure would be cool if you put tracks on the banana. Snow or sand you would be unstoppable... almost!

I think all of you are good nature people with good intentions, I have not seen you missed yet you have the right tools and god on ur side.

Gooooood morning everybody and thumbs UP to MORR

I would like to hear Matt share his thought process for recovery. He has lots of experience 👍

Once blew out the driveway with the snowblower wearing shorts, no big deal but it was -20c, Canadian born and bred.

first time I've ever heard of using reverse to maintain control.. Cool tip!! Makes sense!

Wow...1600 views in six minutes! Lots of loyal subscribers here.

Have enjoyed a bunch of these videos and always impressed with how good the 'family' and crew get along and work together.

Attention Matt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The "Boring Advice" you gave about 2 wheel drive on slick down hill, IS GOLD!!!!! I am a single women who lives in the rough country of Calaveras County California. The road to my home requires four wheel drive. My my 2007 F150 and 1982 Toyota straight axel, are both 4x4 by necessity, but I sometimes have a guest who can't navigate my hill in 2 wheel drive. The steep hill I descend is a single lane, north facing, with a sheer cliff to my right. Your advice of using neutral or reverse to gain traction is BRILLSANT!!!!!!!! You may have just saved me from killing myself. BTY I have watched nearly all your videos, but this is the first time I've commented. I'm a mountain gal who simply enjoys KZread to learn stuff and never comments on anyone's videos. Please take heart in knowing that you are a light in the lives of many isolated mountain folks who who never reach out and tell you how you much they appreciate your videos. In behalf of all of us Silent Mountain Folks, Thank You!!!!!!!!!! The knowledge you share has gotten us out of many sticky situations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Riding in the snow cat….is like putting a five gallon metal bucket on your head…. And jumping up and down until you pass out…😂👍👍👍

We are just getting old Matt, I threw my back out last week just clearing my throat lol

You don't have to wear your wallet in the back pocket, speccially when you drive a lot. If you do so, it ´ll put your pelvis and low back under stress and disalignment. Love the channel.

That moment you’re driving in the snow and drop just enough you can’t get out. Stuck. Been there multiple times this winter. Learned a valuable lesson. Me and Diesels don’t do that well in snow and ice lol.

So far nothing beats the Jeep pulling the Jeep, Pulling the tow truck, pulling the Jeep while simultaneously doing some rock climbing.

Randy is not dumb, he couldn't get out of the Snow Cat and into the Ranger any quicker!

@allterrainrandy2587

3 жыл бұрын

Plus Mike is a great guy, and one of the founders of gooseberry mesa mountain bike trail! I wanted to personally thank him!

Skatin’ on Bacon! My condolences about your back. I had that happen once and was out of commission for a month. Thanks for posting. Love this channel. 👍👍👍👍👍

Randy has an infectious laugh! He says the snow cat is like riding in a 55 gallon drum with someone banging on it and Lizzzzy falls asleep. Go figure...... Another fun video to watch.

Lived in the mountains of Colorado for 43 years. Road was a tough one with up to 9% grades. Used snow chains a lot, some years was from late October to May. Had a recycled ski area grooming machine with tracks cut down from 54" wide to 35" wide, still too wide for the narrow many places on lane road. Used a Volvo 1800S with cleated snow chains on front to get home and then switch the cleats to front end and regular chains on back for downhill as now would both brake and steer, Also had a 1952 Willy's Jeep Station Wagon with winch, which ran a fantastic Tequila Ramble, neighbor tried it in a new Dodge 1/2 ton 4x4 which broke all four mag wheels and flattened the tires. Moved up to 1/2 ton Ford 4x4 and then finally to a brand new 1976 Ford F-250 which was upgraded with a blueprinted 428 heavy sway bars and heavier springs, hydraulic flat bed and it still runs great. So Matt you folks do a great job out there in Utah but on our old road without chains you would be toasted, as our roads are 99% decayed granite and the chains really work great. And we sure as heck are not amateurs and love your KZread videos, but cringe when you don't use chains in the snow.

Matt if your back continues to hurt find a chiropractor! I was very skeptical of it at first but I can say that nothing else gives my back relief except going to the chiropractor.

I feel ya brother... Gettin old is a sum bich. Things ache that I didn't even know I had

@chuckj7350

3 жыл бұрын

But getting old is better than the alternative.....

@__Gw

3 жыл бұрын

Stretching helps a ton

It's one of those channels where I don't know which crew member I like the most. 'Cause I like them all.

As soon as I heard a Toyota Tundra stuck in mud I knew it was going be 2WD and applaud you for asking if it was 4WD!

I think the first 10 - 15min would be fun and then I would probably start to wonder if being dragged behind it would be a better option.

Honestly the only part of the Bombi that would bother my impatient self is that it goes 5 mph lol

Matt and the Belarusian are both the same age. Remember guys, stay in shape; not because of looks, but because it helps you enjoy life more, and longer. The Belarusian isn’t throwing his back out 😂 Love you Matt, no offense meant. I have a fused spine after a spinal injury so I spend an hour a day doing a mobility and functionality-based work out. Stretch every day before going out, do some basic squats even if it’s just your body weight, downward dog yoga pose is also great for loosening up the back. One day you are going to climb under a car to hook up and you won’t be able to get back up 😉

Thats some slick shit. I never thought of the breaking downhill in a slick situation like that. Made total sense how you explained it. Thanks!

Great video- - interesting gentleman from Belarus. Seems like a fun guy. So good to see Randy. Hope your back gets better Matt. Wonderful entertainment as usual!

I laughed so hard at Randy comment that coffee came out my nose.

Another job well done. We're binge watching all your videos from the start and it's been so fun to watch.

the way he said no its 2..... but who hasn't been there? still looks like a fun trip

Every victory comes at a price. "Accidentally Teachable Moments", with Matt.

@PoppiB

3 жыл бұрын

Which moment was teachable here? The one I got was dealing with racing his kids.....never let them beat you👍👍👍👍

@Coffreek

3 жыл бұрын

Well, yeah. Another possibility: "is winning worth being in pain for the next week?"

Matt, physical therapy course for core strengthening would benefit tremendously!

@misatokitkat

3 жыл бұрын

if the videos are in chronological order, matt seems to be doing better. I hope so. back pain is not funny :S

@BikingVikingHH

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was going to say. I have a spinal fusion after a skiing accident, I spend an hour a day working out but focusing on mobility and functionality, I am 36 and in much better shape than 99% of people my age. Working out is about maintenance, and setting yourself up so that you can physically enjoy your life when you are older. It’s an investment in yourself, and your family.

@MrWhitelightning73

3 жыл бұрын

Stretch, ice, heat, alieve…..repeat

Randy's laugh is contagious

Nuthin cood b finer than A MORR video in the morning. The suns not shining yet in Southern California. But my coffee tastes better already. Oh, b4 I forget, Matt and LIZZIE.......seat belts! Stay safe. 😎🤔🤗🤗🤗

Turning that Tundra was really impressive. Good driving.

Anyone else notice that at 7:28 right after Lizzie said it's 66 Degrees exactly they drive past a temperature sign outside that read 67 degrees. Must have changed right after she read it initially. Great Channel by the way, love it.

Randy's 55 gallon drum description sounds correct

Hey Blue Ridge Chunder...we also had Lizzy along for the ride....that in itself made the entire video...oh, and then there was Randy, always happy, smiling Randy.

I bet he wasn’t lying when he said “I can do that myself if I had a rope” you should of let him try 😂

2wd pickups, seems to be a thing lately

@Laugh1ngboy

3 жыл бұрын

It's weird I don't take mine places like that. I still get stuck on occasions in the snow but that's it.

@pigybak

3 жыл бұрын

we need 4 wheel drive? no one told us we needed 4 wheel drive.

@bigjay6743

3 жыл бұрын

Two-wheel drives are fine and way cheaper to maintain but you need to keep it on hard pack...

@jeangonzalez7373

3 жыл бұрын

Come on men, a 2wd with all terrain tires is all you need. ( a guy with 2wd and all terrain tires who keeps a Morr rope with him for just in case)

@defaultzenabled4261

3 жыл бұрын

More like accidents i accidentally bought a 2 wheel drive Ford sold it the week after made profit and got me a wk

Matt and crew.... Love the videos. After watching a whole bunch of them, I was struck with the realization that you don't have or use a simple lever, and many times it would literally be the cats ass for you. A chunk of 2x2" quarter inch square stock steel about 6 foot long is all you'd need.. You'll be surprised what you can do with it. A rock, a log, a board with a jack stand,... anything turns it into a lever that you can lift and shift just about anything., If you use it once, you'll use it all the time.

Matt you even drove like you had a sore back!! I worked construction for 40+ years, I know what you're going through. Get better guy.