I’ve Never Seen A Big Rig THIS Stuck (Dangerous And Difficult Recovery) 

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Was thinking the same thing

I've been thinking that forever now

Operation Golden Nugget would have been a perfect joint rescue.

Agreed

Absolutely

Ayoooo it’s a party now with Grind Hard here!

The calab of the century

It makes you question the judgement of the driver. So to me the driver is the impressive one here.

really? ..... no seriously?

@@TheAnimeist Exactly. Like, WTF was he doing out there?

I agree I can drive a semi. That is what I done

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My thoughts eactly!

I was thinking about that too!

My brother always says u don’t need that chain don’t buy it but we always do need it eventually.

Facts. I was thinking about that pallet when the cable broke

Ya that or being Kneecapated

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Right on!!!

Yeah ideally you) instead of using the loader to anchor the wrecker you would terminate the hook from the snatch block at the loader. Also with the same anchor force you can increase your holding ability by using snatch blocks to gear down the winch line allowing you to move the same object without increasing holding power. Useful if your recovery spades are having difficulty holding in soft ground etc

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@@marysimth1305 yes hbu

Truth this is truth. I would love to see that episode

That would be awesome to see Matt and heavy d together I'm sure there could be some real good content come out of it

I am not sure it would work since the tools Matt owns are dime a dozen for DP, they are just leagues apart when it comes to tool arsenals.

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4.hrs 34 minutes hor the recovery..

I think they should add smartereveryday and discuss the physics involved.

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It’s a television production. They’re laughing all the way to the bank 🏦 with over 1 million views 😂

@@kregyung1041 1.4 million doesn't pay much these days it's mostly merch and patreon now

@@B1akTang1dH4rt and sponsors

@@reverandhale863 and all the Hay, you can eat or, is that a "Strawman" Fallacy.

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Lol mods have ruined this experience everyone is overpowered vehicles and they dint get stuck.... getting stuck was the idea behind multiplayer and it adds such depth to it lol wish they had loaders ro dig mud pits out

@@Tateronatangent True but mods make the game more fun

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They do this shit for fun.

I agree 150% with you. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👐

That would indeed make more sense, but a less spectacular video. These guys really want to try out their (machines) abilities and that is why they started pulling from the front while that was obviously the most difficult way.

My thoughts but no video to watch 😂

totally agree with you , especially on soft ground rule number one is to unload

We used 88s , they'll pull anything, we used them to pull turrets ( in the field) it actually took 2 88s to pull a turret

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@@PatrickwelshFireman ???

What part of Oregon I’m from Astoria

That is really cool about your Mother!!

We would have been friends for sure!

Greetings from Colorado... My guess is 5 hours/27 minutes. Appreciate your adventures Mountain Brothers.

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Enjoyed your video, one thing that would make it better for me is when you edit if you could keep the music volume the same as the voices so we don't have to keep adjusting. Keep up the good work

@@stonyearly4027 agreed.

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Lo enterraron intencionalmente, desde el minuto 1 se sabía que desde atrás saldría más fácil, están jugando, es obvio que cuando piso blando se hundió inmediatamente, entonces es lógico que el suelo firme está detrás, además ya está la huella hecha.

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If you're sinking in mud, don't go any further.

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MORR and Heavy D team Up to recover MonsterMax 2

there's time limiting factors involved with all recovery's the weight of a conventional D-9 or 8 Is going to be huge besides transportation permits . last thing swamp tracks are so much wider. they would have to be removed on loading site and put back on, on recovery site then again after rescue. pure honest head thinking when trying to remove ❤ good safe tactics . OJT. works the best

Or dig out in front which wasn't an option. No disrespect meant, but yeah rear exit was the only option here.

Yup and maybe unload it

Suction was in addition to the weight of the truck.

@@dsarg82 thats what I dont understand. Unload the 30 tonne of hay....maybe take the trailer off the truck too 🤷‍♀️

Halez, gravity. Take the weight off. Pulling a loaded 18 wheeler typically leads to damage equipment.

Guaranteed he knows about Matt, I'll bet that would be an epic recovery.....

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Yes, I was thinking exactly the same thing.

I second that motion big ol meaty off rode tires thos look like road tires man

If working in a shop all day they aren't needed, I know plenty of folks who don't own cordless. Myself personally I own both air and cordless as they both have their pros and cons.

@@dieseldabz7104 agreed! But we own a working horse farm, Two F-350 trucks I use for hauling hay, horses, obviously horse trailers, flatbeds, and so on. Plus I use my trucks in the field as well. My husband still works full time, typically 6 days a week and these days (post Hurricane Florence) I take care of all the horses various smaller livestock and farm chores. So cordless power tools have made my life, so much easier as well as cut the time down on, on so many of the jobs I have to do in the field where hand tools could only go before. Even just changing a tire on my truck if a mishap in the field or even on the road, and hauling a horse trailer is a fraction of the job it once was for me, since I go no where without my cordless impact. And being as I not a big woman, and my workouts are moving 1,000-1,600 lb obnoxious horses (we are an equine rescue these days, where I rehab, train, or retrain abused, neglect case, last chance or feedlot saves), 80lb square bales or 50 lb feed bags, changing a tire on either of my F-350’s is a task. One now not as daunting with the cordless impact to break the nuts. As well as drilling through electric poles we reuse for fence posts to hang bull gates or run fencing on. You use to have to use an old style hand drill since you need long wood boring bits, even early cordless drill didn’t have enough power. New ones do. I’m also a cert Farrier having done my schooling in 1999, and using a cordless angle grinder has completely changed how quickly I could cleanly trim and or shoe horses. And that’s just a fraction of the way cordless tools have changed my life. My Hobart welder is still my favorite shop tool, and I can’t see the day a cordless welder of its capabilities that’s affordable on our out of pocket budget that is, would ever be enough to replace that beast. So I agree, I do have shop tools, that live in the shop and could never be, or don’t need cordless replacements outside of it. But the ones we have, have truly made my life in particular so much easier and time management and workload/capabilities 10 fold!

Doing it with a handsaw and one wrenches would probably have added a bunch of time...

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