I was amazed that his truck actually started after being buried in that mud pit. Great job on the recovery; you made it look so easy! Tremendous service that you provide.
These guys are awesome couldn't get enough better group of people to take their time and their money to go rescue people that are stuck in the woods and especially with children that's just awesome God bless
I have joined the texas Facebook group and you do very well on education and thank you for showing how to rig winch set ups very well examples and explained 10/10 best RU-vid channels.
Another great recovery! At the end you said one day you wont be able to get one out but it seems to me you're more than capable of getting them ALL out as well prepared as you are! Keep up great work!
Lived your life back in the late 70s. Loved every minute of it. Never left anyone behind always got them out. Wish I had never stopped playing in the mud. Enjoy watching your channel don't ever quit. Had a 79 cj5 renegade V8 hooker headers 35 gumbo monster mudders warn 8000 didn't back down from anything
Been there and done that before, had to pull out the plugs to push out the water after draining water from the oil pan.. Thanks for another awesome video!
Great job, can never have too many straps. I purchased a few Rhino products already and have a list of others things I wants for the kids to get me for fathers day... Keep up the great work.
Wes, love watching your recovery videos. Perfect blend of entertainment and learning from your recovery techniques. I have been filling my JK with Rhino USA gear after seeing what it can do through your videos. Hope to see you out on the trails one of these days!
Love watching your recoveries, and learning the different setups you do ,have buried my duramax a couple times ,live up in Canada so we get to Play in mud & snow.
Good job you have helped so many people in a time that sucks, and in some cases is hard to ask for help way to go. Keep it up I’m thinking about doing something like that here in AZ in the future thanks.
Good job! Not only with the pull but helping with the re-start! Kinetic ropes definitely make recoveries a bit quicker sometimes. Keep up the great work!!
Looks like I'm going to have get me another tow strap, got 1 twenty footer with hooks on it. That's where them good shakes come in.... Good job on the mud boggers out there in Florida. Far piece from Oregon. We got some gray clay that if you get sucked in, you won't be getting out until August...
Seems like it’s becoming a common thing for you to recover vehicles with broken/not working 4x4. I love the videos man, keep it up and I hope the groups grow. Tennessee group has almost doubled since I joined in January.
I was wondering if the kinetic rope was going to get it out of there but that 3rd pull did the trick. It was a good thing your buddy showed up splitting the pull between the 2 jeeps made easy work of that extraction. Great Job.
I really enjoy being able to see the quality of some affordable American made recovery gear. Making my first order soon can’t wait to start showing it off.
Great job Wes! I didn’t think the kinetic rope was going to finish the job but pulled it out like a champ. I love the rhino USA gear! Best on the market for sure.
It’s always good to help people out I help people out when I can but I don’t have all the right recovery gear that I need I have an old tow strap and a chain and that’s all I have for recovery
Very happy to see another great recovery. Keep up the great work. Going to try to build something just for recoveries. Need all the equipment I can get. Lol thanks bud
Good stuff man, ya there is ALWAYS someone stuck out there.. Its when the brand new with temp tag trucks are buried out there that sads me.. Saw a guy out there last weekend with a truck with less than 4000 miles on it.. brand new 2022 F250 diesel 4x4, he got stuck in the front parking area, because his aftermarket low profile stupid tires were terrible in the mud... Helped pull him out with my little 2016 Chevy Colorado...
I fully agree with you on you can't have to many straps. My recovery bag consists of a 20 and 30. Foot straps and 3 or 4 hard D ring shackles plus I have 4 or 5 24000 pound semi tie down straps. You are right that they put a large shock on both rigs not as bad as chains but a shock never the less. Kelly in Montana