The WORST place to get Stuck Ever. WORST STUCK Jeep! 

#dontfollowAdi Glad to help. It was a great week. Hope you did enjoy Sand Hollow. 😉

Don't get out Caseys got it!

I should film all my recoveries, but that was definitely one of the tougher ones as of late.

Find the one of the Silverado on the 4 wheeler trail that was the toughest one I’ve ever witnessed

@@rosswallace2969 That one did suck and it was miles from anything that resembled civilization.

@@rosswallace2969 find us a link Ross, would like to see it, can't be more of a num nuts like this guy, just sits in there like nothing.

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Isn't it sweet.

Good Point

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery I am in Southeast Texas basically swamp land and we have mud parks and that is a common sight here. I warn people if it hasn't rained in a month and you see small water puddle stay way away from it because it doesn't have a bottom LOL. I have seen mud trucks get stuck in them. I have to drive 8 hrs away to rock crawl my Jeep.

Can you imagine sticking that ole girl.

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@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Will do and thank you. Cheers.

What if everyone called for help the instant they broke the toast and found the peanut butter? Nothing moves in peanut butter-nothing. Even the Noddy almost hit the butter, one more pull would have stuck the Noddy. Wisdom had Casey give up just in time.

I agree

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Gin Poles! Old school!

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery We're looking forward to that project! The Noddy will be the ultimate sand, mud and snow recovery vehicle!

You got that right!

I agree. I put a lot of leverage on it and the creeking and cracking had me deciding to change what I was doing.

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery And thank you for taking my call!👍👍📱

No damage. It was in the soup and still moving each pull. When you have to be careful is when they are suctioned in and not moving. This vehicle was never "suctioned" Every time I applied force it moved.

No I don't like untethered projectiles in recovery. It does work but not around crowds

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery You know I didn't think of that till you said it. WOW I can imagine seeing the tire shoot out now.

😂😂

You poor buggers

@Donna Chavez im working on it.

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery The muck is no joke.

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Can you imagine during a recovery in Florida, the gators would be preying on anyone who stepped out of their vehicle so no one would want to be out there hooking up the rope !

@@charlesb4267 lol they aren't like tv. If a truck is in their water they retreat 9 times out of 10. The cotton mouth snakes are fearless though. We stay ready either way.

I sure will look into them. My brother runs a transportation division in the US Army.

I like this idea. Getting the vehicle above the peanut butter then horizontal pull would have less damaging possibility.

The nice thing about brute force with the Noddy is it is very controlled and calculated. Some jobs it's time to pull out "most the stops"

I was not interested in shoveling clingy sloppy dirt that was basically water. It was moving around and rolling pushing out of the way. So yes I did have to apply and overcome those force factors, but it was still moving. When I worry is when I apply a force and the vehicle doesn't move at all. This is what ya call "suctioned" I never saw a point in the recovery that this Jeep was "suctioned" I was more worried about a failure when I lifted the vehicle with the winch on the roller and made the Nodwell at 11,000 lbs do a wheel stand. At that moment I could hear the machine, winch line and otherwise talking to me. So I went to plan B. The leverage, traction and applied forces on the rear bumper and Nodwell chasis had things under extreme pressure. A few Kinetic pulls, not too crazy, then plan C. After I moved the vehicle back a few feet it made the front approach easier. If I go into after game quarter backing and my time I had to edit and review videos and watch the replay I can always find an area I could improve on or equipment I could have had with me and used. In retrospect I should have hooked up to the front, used his winch and my winch to winch him right up to my rear roller and drove away. Normally I do this with large 3/4 and 1 ton trucks and it works flawlessly. The front was basically standing peanut butter mud you could barely walk on! Anyway this was where I was at on the scene and my thought process I have during recovery. Thanks for you insight as well.

Your not kidding. I am more inclined to do a fold up boom built into the bed? I should have backed up closer and put that rear bumper right on my roller! Video and hindsight can show ya every move to make after the fact.

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery ya I made a Boom on my welding truck n it helped out alot

I can start in 3rd gear and probably remove that rear bumper......decided to be a little tiny bit responsible. Poor Jeep It was hanging in for a minute.

If it were it would be Simply Amazing

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Great laugh.

Rock on!

It would help

Yes

I think with the 5 ton and Noddy hooked together we could have ripped it in half. It was still moving around so we kept playing. Crazy for Sure! The 5 ton actually has more pull than the Noddy. Weird Huh.

I wouldn't doubt that the 5-ton has more moxey, but as you alluded, you also needed distribution. Those treads can spread you out like no tires can. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!

It was in the soup and still moving each pull. When you have to be careful is when they are suctioned in and not moving. This vehicle was never "suctioned" Every time I applied force it moved.

I could have easily removed the rear bumper!

You and me both...

Couldn't open the door.

@@yowser8780 so the door handle was broken?

As someone said in this video, they couldn't open the doors because the bottom was pushing up against them. So he would have to climb out and back in of the windows, That wouldn't be very effective and besides there was already too many helpers/spectators around shouting advice at the same, enough to confuse everyone with all their different opinions. It's like watching a sports game where all the parents shout advice at their kids instead of just letting the coach do his job.

@@ITubeTooInc I heard that part but I didn’t see that. It looked to me like the door could have been open. Nevertheless, I wasn’t there.

I could sure see a few things that would have helped after watching the video's. I was putting a ton of force on the winch and mount as well as the bed and it was talking to me with pops and groans, so I went to plan B. I should have been right in the back window to lift him to the roller on the back of the bed, I usually get the bigger trucks tucked right up under the receiver hitch. I could watch the Friday night game footage and quarter back my way out of all the mistakes I made 😆

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Are you calling me a Monday morning quarterback?!! :) Guilty as charged. I'm just jealous of all your toys.

He is gonna be ticked. When I pulled up and saw him I had to hold back from giving him a big ole hug.

I have 2 of them. Need time to get them mounted.

@@CaseysOffRoadRecovery Thanks for the reply. Always something comes up and plans are on hold. Enjoy videos.