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  @lawrencegarza96242 күн бұрын

  400 isn't cheap for camping. I'd be impressed if you did it with 100 or less

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  @bennylloyd-willner96676 күн бұрын

  I am interested in how a broken fastening of a snatch block would fare with a dampener since a snatch block is by far the most dangerous thingy in the chain? I know that the snatch block and where it is fastened should be stronger than the weak point, but it would still be interesting to see how a dampener can stop such a heavy thing. My thinking is if I were to help a regular driver out of a ditch and I can't get enough traction to pull them out with a single line and have to use a snatch block to almost double the pulling power. In such an emergency case, I might not be able to attach the block as strong as I would like in the ditched vehicle. I'm interested in real physics and do comment on how one "NEVER SHOULD DO THAT!!!!" if anyone wants to, but IMO, in real life one sometimes has to take some unwanted risk to save/help someone.

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  @BobSmith-eq9vs10 күн бұрын

  You would think wearing the hat to protect your head would be obvious. But then again in todays culture we see men wearing a baseball cap backwards with their sunglasses on the hat brim also backwards and their hand over their forehead squinting to see because of the sun.

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  @merv19018 күн бұрын

  Please come back to youtube …. we all miss you.

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  @philj6218 күн бұрын

  AND THEY ARE AUSTRALIAN DESIGNED AND MADE WITH NO PLASTIC CRAP! BONUS GREAT REVIEW SUPPORT THE KIDS OF TOMORROW BUY AUSTRALIAN MADE

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  @C.Griffin20 күн бұрын

  Hey mate, just dropping in to check you're doing OK? It's been forever!

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  @michaelswonderfulworld20 күн бұрын

  I like the idea

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  @joshwright68121 күн бұрын

  Man I’m missing your content. Hope you’re well and one day you might grace our screens on the KZread’s.

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  @Rebeccamay8922 күн бұрын

  Miss your channel I hope you are doing good 🤗 I remember finishing work on a Tuesday afternoon and I would buy a pizza as it was cheap Tuesday and watch your upload 😊

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  @greg174videos22 күн бұрын

  Love your work Michael. I was so sorry to hear that you had stoped producing your excellent videos. I do hope you’re dong well now.

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  @merv19023 күн бұрын

  How are you going mate ….. please come back, we all still miss your content. You’d be up with the best today. Send us a sign 😀😀

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  @merv19023 күн бұрын

  How are you going. This is still one of the best channels out there…. have you had time to think about starting again……. we still miss your adventures 👍

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  @t.h.o.r.23 күн бұрын

  I miss your stuff!

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  @nathanoloughlin27524 күн бұрын

  Mate love the Australian stumpy cattle dog chasing the maxtrax😂

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  @owenbecroft214825 күн бұрын

  Reflection from the yellow plastic on only one panel ?

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  @muntee3327 күн бұрын

  The multiple slowmo replays give the impression of repeated testing of each variable. In reality, only one test at each position was conducted... I know your not mafe of money to be buying pallet loads of winch rope, (plus where do you draw the line, do you need a control to rule out the rope itself as a variable...) but without a control and/or consecutive tests at each position to rule out other factors being at play, the results are next to useless im afraid. I'll explain, It all depends where the rope fails as to the impact the dampener may have on the length of cable THE DAMPENER IS ATTACHED TO. A better approach would have been to test each dampener location a minimum of 3 times and compare the point of failure for each test. This way, lets hypothetically assume for a moment that the point of failure was identical each time, you would be able to better determine that the effect the damper had on the rope was consistent and therefore a direct result of dampener placement location. If the point of failure was inconsistent a look at the dampener location vs the point of failure location would at least give a better indication on placement vs effect for various failure locations, especially when each set of results can be looked at with the other sets of results to cross reference and identify any consistencies or inconsistencies Good work tho, no bullshit, no nonsense, straight to the point 👍

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  @MDgunship27 күн бұрын

  If you construct the shackle to spec. there is no reason it will be less safe than a "Factory Made" shackle. It is no more "irresponsible" than making your own aircraft which is allowed in the States at least. if you follow the process and specifications. if you have ever gone to "the factory" and seen the process you can easily duplicate this at home with the proper materials. Here in the States we can make our own cars, firearms, and many other items as DYIers. What makes something good it knowledge of the process and materials. It is common to perform "field repairs to synthetic winch lines and making a shackle is no different if you have the knowledge and understanding of the required materials and process. That is my only disagreement. Otherwise a very good video.

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  @lauriemccollum274428 күн бұрын

  Very clever! Thank you. Curious... how is it vented?

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  @lauriemccollum274428 күн бұрын

  Nevermind. I see the vent cap.

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  @SolidSavior29 күн бұрын

  Just came across this channel and I really enjoy watching the vids. I was saddened to see the last video upload was 3 years ago.

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  @mgregg85Ай бұрын

  That recovery point looks like it would be a fun one to try and get to if you were stuck in deep mud

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  @greenleader3520Ай бұрын

  If that’s a funny hat, then I must be a damn comedian.

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  @tedsamuels3203Ай бұрын

  Your video was very helpful THANKS for sharing 👌 👍

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  @Taliamaria__Ай бұрын

  Not walking over a km to get reception to learn how to unbog myself 😩

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  @CheapHomeTechАй бұрын

  What do you think of using lag bolts?

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  @dadoznahiyaangamefarm2781Ай бұрын

  Hi, I just want to ask if I can use this booster to Philippines?

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  @eustace5419Ай бұрын

  Great video! You look like you are wearing someone else’s face

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  @michaelrandall9465Ай бұрын

  Love your set up!! What a beautiful rig

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  @Yelladog78Ай бұрын

  No steel cable?

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  @tomcook5813Ай бұрын

  What’s happening with his channel?

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  @desmondriddler6909Ай бұрын

  great teaching about the safety, people can see a rope snap on Matts off road recovery on the wrecker games. when the go its like a whip and it broke part of the truck , thank you for this ,stay safe and well

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  @mcmlxv9827Ай бұрын

  American here, I wear an Akubra Angler. I need to get a Cattleman too.

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  @ricardokennedy9320Ай бұрын

  I was visiting my new land property in central Florida and there was sand/gravel road. Very undeveloped area not to mention I was bobtailing in my tractor. Found this video and hoping This knowledge will help. Def will think twice coming out here in my bobtail till the roads are finished. 😢 wish me luck y’all cause I cannot afford a wrecker atm

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  @user-kw7op4iz4sАй бұрын

  Thanks. Pray to Kesus for guidance

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  @psheperd1965Ай бұрын

  I wish most of you generation had the skills you possess,well done

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  @elbowroom7993Ай бұрын

  Everyone who off-roads should watch this great video! Snow, sand, or mud, this is exactly how it’s done.

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  @shankarbalan3813Ай бұрын

  I’ve always liked the Hat wearing culture in countries where the sun is harsh or the rain and wind are strong. Hats keep one’s head warm apart from looking elegant and in some way, elevate head wear into the next level of elegance. Honestly, even in India where I live, the hat wearing culture has kind of died down and the whole new thing is dressing down or dressing sloppy. But, then, even if I look out of place, I like wearing my Hats and I don’t subscribe to this ‘dressing down’ thing.

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  @doubleohdutch2108Ай бұрын

  I just bought an Aussie Chiller to wear here in Barcelona Spain, since summers are getting hotter and hotter (40 degrees celsius) and I easily get sunburn. No one wears hats here, but that’s ok, one has to be careful. And they look really nice.

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  @Pikefisherman53Ай бұрын

  Good video thanks

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  @stevezodiac575Ай бұрын

  Gee, I hadn't realised you made another - I enjoyed every moment - as always! so wonderful in so many ways! Can I say - it think its now time for another, How about just doing one per year? You currently have 121,000+ subscribers hoping for another! All the best to you and yours!

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  @stevezodiac575Ай бұрын

  I was delighted to see your video pop up first when I searched solar panel installation! An wow - what a brilliant innovation!! Love your smart ideas! I've missed your videos - but admire you for making the right decision for you! I hope you are well and happy and hope you are still out there Seeking Adventure!

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  @CMFO83Ай бұрын

  Cool idea !!!

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  @394824Ай бұрын

  Could t get bogged with 10 psi! That says it all!

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  @KrokkfjordАй бұрын

  Your tables are amazing. Handmade !👍

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  @user-wz3sw9xy5lАй бұрын

  very educational as i have just bought a winch have got a good idea on how to get out of a sticky situation since watching your video thank you keep the videos coming regards Phil

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  @ace101ymailcomАй бұрын

  "Don't tell deb I didn't go with the croc." *Deb turns out to be cashier.

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  @DitaoverlandadventureАй бұрын

  Love it, great idea

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  @thewanderingjimi19792 ай бұрын

  crazy to think how far the channel would have grown by now

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  @bhduong20082 ай бұрын

  Thank you for the video. Very helpful.

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  @doneB8302 ай бұрын

  This works like a dream, I did this many time in the Namib desert 45 years ago

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  @stephenwiddi982 ай бұрын

  Great video. Helped me heaps. Thanks.