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I loved reading this!

Hope you stay safe out there, sir! Nice read!

Thanks for your service brother. Godspeed

Happy birthday! I turned 73 last week - old Vietnam vet and 22-year SAR dog handler.

Thank you for your service. If they would allow you to repel down on this job, I would have loved seeing you go! Stay safe sir

Ok mom

@@evictioncarpentry2628 hahaha A+ bud

and some radios. It still boggles the mind that after all these jobs, none of these guys went out and dropped a hundred bucks on some pocket Unidens so they don't have to rely on cellphones and yelling to coordinate.

Yep, walkies, gloves, helmets, safety rope, brass balls still need polish.

Agreed Reed. Whether these guys like it or not, they are role models for the many thousands of ppl who watch their channels. Many young ppl look up to you. Whether you show careless bravado or good sense safety measures could influence how they behave. Each of us has a responsibility to encourage safe responsible behavior. Damn good vid BTW.

I read what you responded, I'm 65 too, This is great entertainment, When I was younger I lived completely off grid, from the time I was 25 till I was 32, it makes you closer to everything about the Earth, I think that was the Best time of my Life. The freedom, no bills. I had to totally rely on myself. From there I moved to Seattle lots of concrete, and people packed together too close

I bet his wife had something to say when she saw the video 🤣

@@anoldfossil report the acc I just did

@@demonicgamer5124 Bet yer mom real proud of you

Yeah no rope, all Heart, and muscle, pretty brave, with all that loose rock, I was on the edge of my seat

(The guy literally considers America his backyard and the trash has to go.) ...I hope he'll get started on the Dem'Tard Commies next...like you say, "The trash has to go!"

@@traumazombie3843 Can you be any more negative? If you don’t like what you’re seen don’t watch the video it is simple as that? Plus if you cannot say anything nice keep your damn mouth shut!

@@traumazombie3843 im new here....sued?

yeah took me offguard abit when i realised he was just casually freesoloing a 100 foot cliff

Watch that part three times and couldn't believe it my hands were sweating

Was praying no rock let loose.

I have more to live for than that, and I'm poor.

If he keeps doing that kinda of stuff, he won’t reach retirement age. I’m a very experienced climber and no way I’d do that, especially on that loose rock.

Being close to steel cables in tension makes me more tense.

Eagle Fight Never Dies

As fsr as I'm concerned... Heavy D earned d his Eagle Scout too.... Much better version of what he did to get his Eagle!!

Like the content and PR isn't the forefront

That's some excellent P.R. and the Man is so humble, he would Never even think of that

Another Eagle Scout here, I can't imagine how he talked about all the safety violations in this video. My Council would've had a field day, with all these guys not even wearing helmets or gloves while they're doing this...

@@ratemisia Oh that is a good point? Maybe he had a relaxed guy? I know my guy was super helpful, even came over to my parents house to review my documentation

also impressive scaling the cliffs with no ropes, what a MADMAN !!!

@@valentinorossi7019 Dave is kinda nuts for scaling the cliff 🫣

You act like Matt has a massive ego, the dude is a pretty humble guy.

You need some Baofeng radios for com

Right! At the end of the video I was like dude no f-ing way

Great job! this was an awesome video worth the watch

same!

Matt hate to tell You but Heavy's recovery truck is "The World's largest off road recovery rig" !

Facts after Matt's call with Dave I was like damn It probably gonna be a while till I happens. I was happy to be wrong

been waiting for these brothers from another mother colab

RU-vid has a knack of good pairings. Guess the algorithm does have some use.

💯💯💯💯💯

@Jonathan Vazquez Matt is anti off-road diesel vehicle

*The lack of harnesses and helmets and overall lack of attention to safety throughout this just kills me…*

Good for you.! Who says this type of stuff is only for guys? Not me. Its great to know that it's interesting and entertaining for all. I think that it's people who make this so watchable. Best wishes from Oxford UK.

Im 61 gal worked all my work life doing crazy danger got my frist woman tolet at 31 stated 18 in texas oil rigs

I was a but anxious about dave free climbing that cliff lol

Golden nugget is quite the collaboration

Agreed!!

i agree. i love these videos but i would hate to see someone get hurt by standing so close to those cables or something. not worth the risk for the content imo

@@TFT-bp8zk standing there dont make him valuabe being safe does

There are old pilots there are bold pilots but there are no old bold pilots....

Due to the lack of flip flops ,, I will not protest

Hard to watch, legitimately death defied.

Yeah, I was thinking what the hell is he doing?

@@gregorsamsa5524 I know nothing of West Coast stone, but that crap looked super brittle.

@@saigawesnovember Probably doesn't know enough to know how dangerous it was.

@@gregorsamsa5524 we

Gotta have BIG KHOONAS for doing that guys. Bushyboy Oz

Free climbing is the way to climb! Whit ropes and all sorts of safety things are like cheating in my mind...

I just can't believe he can walk normally carrying those giant balls of steel around everywhere!

I got my Eagle Scout also

Dave is the guy from south Park carrying his balls of steel in a wheelbarrow 😂😂😂

🤝 ᴛʜᴀɴᴋs ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.. 🔝 sᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛ ᴍsɢ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛsᴀᴘᴘ ʀɪɢʜᴛ ᴀᴡᴀʏ❤

That Green Goblin is an awesome machine

Lmao if that's the best Utah has to offer, that doesn't say much about it.

*.....wonderful, caring and talented You Tubers.* Well sure.....But this stuff has to pencil out with a revenue stream somewhere or these various channel operators would be out of business.........So, I would like to see how the cash flow actually works.

I loved Utah till I found out how corrupt there police force is out there, maybe its just the lake powell law enforcement but they still unlawfully arrested and detained me, took 8 months out of my year dealing with there crap and just ended up dropping the case cause they apparently had nothing in the first place...

Dave definitely made up for copping out for his Eagle Scout project

It could... There could be a black hawk helicopter flying up the valleys with Barber’s “Adagio for Strings playing softly in the background..

No

he released the first part of it earlier showing Matt and crew hiking in to check it out

@@rossmagwood1381 I know I watched that already haha now I'm here and once Matt releases his version of the recovery I'm gonna watch that too 😆

Robby Layton and Fab Rats are also great, the all worked together for Ed´s Golden Nugget. Greating´s from Germany.

@@1980phil2010 oh what I didn't know that thanks 👍I'm gonna watch that next

@@corbinm9874 nice

I always figured it was DOT legal width or something lol, if it fits it ships 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@mattchew7219 lmao

It's all about proper set up and knowing if you can fit in there to begin with. I do it all the time.

Yeah, that can't be the only way out of that year, it's probably just the quickest.

don't fall for that bot ^^^^

Yeah, tht was impressive.

I’ve done that type of climbing this year, it is no joke. He also had his arms exposed.

I agree, must say it was irresponsible of Dave, the family farther and husband.

I especially liked the old dial-up sound for the two phone calls.

Same for the guys behind the camera. Great shots😃

The most anxiety inducing editing I've ever seen, a cinematic masterclass

Yeah I like this one. Some of the previously ones have had some gimmicky cuts or annoying edits I think. This one got the balance right.

Sa ces vrais faite un vlog sur les cadreurs monteurs en vidéo S'est l'aventure pour eu 💯💪🏼💪🏼

Oh man his rock climbing skills are amazing. He should just have a channel where he climbs rocks all day. He'd have billions of subscribers.

Right! Wayyy before the corvair when it was the clapped out xj.

Theyll get em out!😃😃

Those would work in most situations, except not on solid rock like that

If DSparks watched TrailMater he would know to chain his wheels off the the chassis.

Wow, that must have been horribly traumatic for you, Tim. I often times cringe when I watch these guys sometimes do what they do in a cavalier fashion

It's like highlead logging under a 90 foot tower uphill never know whats coming back down at you

Wow.... I was just about to say something similar. Why bother with wrecks like this when it is deep in the ravine with no humans lost lives. These youngsters who play reckless with cars flying off the deep edges of mountains need to learn to release their energy into something positive. I would hate to learn that some rescuer looses their life because they have to recover a mangled vehicle which was used to race a car off a hill. That's madness. Sorry to hear you lost friends in a rescue effort.

Men I really like all this recovery guys doing crossover videos

@@Lady_A.R.Browne well one idiot follows the others

I heard you talking about this three days ago. I was like this guy is a genius for like even talking about this. Awesome job talking about this brother.

It won't fit on the course.

Heavy D free climbing....!!!

Thanks man

Thanks~~~~

they are not pros tho, they are truck makers

@@profhortsunlover1536 with enough practice you become proficient. Professionalism isn't an act or proficiency, it's how you carry yourself (ei. Respecting each other, respecting safety, etc etc) in a work environment. This has become a work environment for them. Albeit being a free service they provide.

Yeah from the get-go I was like "this isn't 'probably' a helicopter job, this IS a helicopter job". This was effectively best possible scenario, save for losing that piece at the end, and it's extremely impressive they were so successful - but a helicopter would've been way cleaner, way faster and way safer. At the same time, I don't imagine it would be cheap at all.

Not to tell you your business, but you should of had Lizzy behind the wheel of those recoveries. Just saying, always seems to work better.

I climb hand over hand down ten story air shaft down on a rope down town SF but wasn't very smart I ask my boss a Shasta indian who went with me why he ask me to do it he said because your the only crazy enough

Everything about this endeavour was ridiculously unsafe. Rusty cables, winch truck parked precariously close to the edge, no ground anchors or even simple wheel chocks on the winch truck, people standing behind the truck as it's winching, people holding onto the cables (a tensioned steel cable that snaps can easily cut your head off), everyone standing right on the edge peering over, the cables chafing against the rocks, and absolutely no safety equipment in sight. This isn't just amateur, it's downright idiotic. This level of stupidity could easily have cost lives.

@@robindavis1730 when there is a job to im yaquie take a deep breath you know no else is going to you put your self on auto and get er done and the rest point out negtive creator is there

@@snipey14 calm down safety nerd

@@snipey14 what color is your pocket protector?

wonder what his wife has to say about that, fucking massive balls, but also so sketchy

I saw someone die doing that. Had me cringing. Please, guys, use ropes, helmets, and gloves, and learn how to use them correctly. I've done a lot of vertical rope work myself. I know the dangers and they took way too many risks.

he definitely is going to build one soon now that he has those heavy weight military axles

​@spookythecat3055 and the spud truck. You could see what he is planning when he kept calling it a 6x6 lol

Thats how I feel too. Edge of you seat video. Loved it

What do you mean a "skyline"?

@@crisnevin7934 probably means a mobile crane. Or, the crane that builds tall buildings with a cabin on the top. Don't know for sure.

@@crisnevin7934 Hello, in this case, a simple steel line could have been fixed around a sizable rock at the bottom of the gully that would not move, That cable would go to the top of the cliff, to a fixed anchor, for example, an "A" frame anchored by ground anchors or heavy vehicles, essentially just like a ski lift cable, except it is a single line, not a rotating line. Hanging on this line is a pulley block with a down line attached to the smashed-up cars. The pulley block is controlled by a separate cable, which keeps it in place. A third line lifts the smashed car. The cable controlling the pulley block in then wound in, which pulls the car safely through the air, instead of dragging it against the cliff face, which tears the car apart scattering pieces as it goes, damages your winch line and is at risk of damaging your truck winch, even your truck. If you look up forestry skylines on the internet, you will see diagrams and even a video of a sky-line working. In a forestry environment, skylines can be complex bits of kit, there are also simpler models such as farmers use in the French Alps. However, with a little know-how, a simple setup can be put in place. Otherwise, if you have the cash and the need, buy a professional sky-line. by winding in the Pulley-block

@@Mindmanual1 that's a good idea. I kinda thought that's what you meant, but I wasn't sure. I was thinking you meant stretch a line across the canyon and use a block and tackle system on a trolly lol. I thought that might be a bit too far to go though. It never occurred to me to go from the bottom to the top that way. I guess you wouldn't even have to go all the way to the bottom either.

@@crisnevin7934 Hello Cris, that is right, as you all do so often - be flixible. Power to your elbow, my friend. Since I reached a point in my life of being that little bit wiser, it took me seventy years to get there, I now look back to see how in so many cases I really did not know that I didn't know what I was doing. Like you with those three cars, I struggled through and succeeded, but I really did make my life hard work. If you do not need a permanent professional skyline, ask yourself what you have that can be adapted, that will be flexible and do the same job. Best wishes for your future. Robert Denton

Yeahhhh We have OSHA but they don't really care about private small businesses unless someone was to report them. They saw the risk and did the job any way.

This took me back to my old shipyard days scrapen and building great spark no fires

Osha only cares about construction or companies that have like 50-100+ employees