Will This Ever Come Off Again? World’s Largest Wrecker 

Man this gives me a headache and anxiety seeing all those wires. You guys have God given talent to make it look so effortless

Chad and Dusty are genius for keeping all of that correct. Matt is lucky to have you on board for this build.

Matt might have created that wrecker ( and it’s awesome ), but Chad and Dusty are the creators of why it will work ! Totally beautiful work, boys !

Watched this after rewiring my boat. Now I think I need to go back and do it all over again.

When the world overwhelms you, and you need a spark of calm and sanity, just watch Chad!

It amazes me that you had this planned out in your head, made it happen and they don't even know what gauges they will be using yet. Great work chad and Dusty!

Chad, you and Dusty are doing an incredible job 👍👍, gives me a new appreciation of how much wiring there is in a vehicle 🤯

I'm gonna die laughing when Matt drops that off at Robby's 😄😄

You comments at the end keep me working on my old 79 f150 custom. Slowly getting it wired and repaired. I'd love too see some in depth videos of working with various connectors and how you pin them properly. I went through a couple....... learning the hard way!! Can't wait to see what you work on next!

Chad you and your brother are artists, I really like the "not over the top" drama but just doing a great job.

Wiring is tough. As an electrician, and someone who does his own wiring on projects including sound off competition vehicles and Overlanders with dual batteries, fridges, solar panels etc. I get how hard it is to not only make it work but look nice as well. This truck is not only complicated, but will be a working commercial rig. Being able to maintain and repair it with the harsh terrain it will be exposed to is also super important. Great job guys!! I hope to make a vehicle on a much smaller scale to have some of the qualities of this one. Love your channel and all you do for the 4-Wheel and local community.

Chad and Dusty are professionals when it comes to complete wiring of the biggest wrecker and looking at the length of some of the wiring harnesses. Excellent job Chad's Fabs and removing the cab will be easier because of your insight!

Having been a wiring guy on fleet trucks.. silence is golden! Leave me the truck alone!

I'd love to see a deep dive into the process, tools and products you use when building a wiring harness.

Maybe I have missed it in previous videos, but I would personally find it very interesting to learn more specific details about how you actually go about building these harnesses. Some of it is obviously self-evident, but other aspects are definitely not.

I don't know how you do it , but you guys are amazing !!! Greetings from Australia

Your automotive knowledge is impressive

Love the Cleetus shirt. Can't wait to see a calab with everyone in Utah and ol' Cleeter

Lots of wire. Enjoyed. You are amazing at wiring.

Wow, just wow... I would have been paralyzed with fear before I even started if I had imagined all those wires!

I didn't realize Dusty was your brother, I thought he was your oldest son. Also inspiring last words!!!

The building of a one-of-a-kind wrecker what an amazing project. It sure is fun and interesting to watch It all go down. Will be very cool to see it all done. Take care until next time.

All this wiring reminds me of the job I just retired form! Really looks good guys!! My favorite part of your videos is at the end, when Chad give us his words of wisdom!!! "Words to live by"!!!!

Chad, you are the most patient person that I have ever seen!

That's alot of wire! Chad's Fab to the rescue!

Don't forget to wire in the Strobe Light on the top. ( Not on the cab yet ).

Super sanitary wiring! I know the amount of work that goes into a project like that . Kudos

Sure was a big job, but good to have gotten it done. Cool video. ❤️👍

Calm, cool as a cucumber...I like these guys!! Competent Crew! America! The words of wisdom are important.

Amazing how you consolidate all those wires and make it so neat, I get lost wiring up a 7 pin trailer plug.

I would never have imagined that so much wiring would be required on the wrecker. Good job keeping it straight

Chad your a master at what you do! I wished you lived closer so you could rewire my house!

It is amazing to see the top notch skill set you and Dusty show. To see Chads Fab as electrical gurus, Fab Rats as top fabricators, Merlin’s old School as top notch engine builders, Robby Layton with top notch body and paint and Matt’s Off Roads at expert recovery and fun projects. You guys are every car and truck builders top influencers.

I'm dreading the complete tear down for painting of the now rusty frame...

Large wires will help them to stay cool. They should be a, "no problem" area.

This is a much more realistic view of building out a project. Full days of getting little things done and planning what you need and need to do for the next steps.

The entire project of the Wrecker is mind boggling. I am so impressed with every aspect of this build. Everyone involved are true artisans. I am looking forward to seeing all of the bare, rusting metal all over the rig to start getting prepped and painted. Then I'll know you're getting close. Keep up the awesome work. I look so forward to each new update, as do so many other fans. You guys and gals are the best!!!

Another Offroad Wrecker upload let's go. Good evening guys

That Peanut-up-the-tire moment at 10m35s was one of the best shop time thing's I've seen here. Serious Mighty Dog energy. Like pro-grade.

You are truly a wiring god. Props to you and your team

With all those wires strewn everywhere it looks like a mine field. But to make all those electrical connections you got to do what you got to do.

That's a very nice job of wiring. You guys are really knocking that job out of the park!

Chad and Dusty, you two are just amazing with all of that wiring. Matt does look very tired and sleep would probably be the best thing for him. God bless him and keep him healthy. Everyone have a wonderful year and take care of yourselves. ❤️🙏🙏👍👍🌟🌟❤️

Great job guys it's hard to make wiring interesting but you two did your best 😂😂😂👍, but it is very interesting seeing Matt's wrecker come together and the shear amount of new wiring required is mind boggling 👍😎

TOM,, as an electrician, I want to thank you for stepping OVER the wires and not on them. You seem to understand the damage that can occur to wiring insulation with a shoe on concrete. THANK YOU !!!

The words of wisdom at the end of the videos are great. I don't mind doing wiring but you guys are truly pro's at it. Thanks for sharing.

Chad 💥.. you two brothers talent and execution is priceless 👍😎✊ I hope you're getting a nice shipment of greenbacks to boot ❤

Great job guys. I'm just disappointed that it's not painted first. But then I'm just along for the ride, it's not my place to comment on how Matt wants it, he's been pretty much h right so far.

Love the work, Chad and Dusty. Looking forward to seeing the rest. Thanks for sharing, and, of course, the good thoughts at the end. Cheers

I dont understand where all the subscribers are yall should have just as many as Matt. Keep up the great work and thank you for the videos I enjoy watching every one yall produce. Edit: The words of wisdom at the end of every video really shows how much yall care for people. At the end of every video you put yourself out there to help others and not many others take the time for someone they dont know. We need more people like yall in the world.

And this has been the moment with Chad Fab and brother. Remember grasshopper it's not about how high you can jump.. it's about how long you last. 🙏🏽✌🏽👍🏽🤙🏾🤘🏾🖐🏽🤛🏽🍰🍰 🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️😊😎.

Thanks for sharing Chad's Fab! It appears that you did all the head scratching on the last video. It was interesting to see the wire count and lengths! Possibly another three days to get most everything working? It's surprising the amount of work that goes into a project like this. If you were not doing the work in big chunks at a time you would never realize that much or more time is dedicated to just the electrical. And to think there will probably be more added later. And that is why Matt calls the best people he knows to do the job. Stay safe healthy and happy 👍

Funny peanut is like my dog heard the word GO and that dog was ready. Lol

Chad you make it look somewhat easy. I heard a story from a man who owned a automotive electrical business. It probably did/does the same type of work that you do with automotive electrical harnesses. He had a customer that lightening struck his automobile during a summer thunderstorm. We can get some nasty lightening storms during the summer down south. I live in NC. The customers auto insurance company said it was less expensive for the auto electric man to go through the whole electrical wire harness and replace the parts that were bad then to order a new wiring harness. So the auto electrical man spent 3-4 weeks rebuilding all the wiring harnesses in the customers car.

Awesome clean video Chad... Thx !!! Too many are trashing/spamming with incoherent music and fakeness !!! *Keep it real !!!*

makes me so proud my 1966 D500 has 8 fuses winches are pto so simple and yet i still dread rewiring it. mostly removing all the old wiring and cleaning up for the layout of the new stuff

Thats a Lotta copper. Which equates to a lot of dollars in wire. Great job

Takes a ton of patience and being methodical in your work. Fabulous Jon guys!

I like the “Rusty Look”, but I’m really hoping Matt will have the amazing idea of sending the wrecker over to Robby….please!

Factory wiring job Chad, excellent tidy work.

Great work, that wiring looks unbelievably complex, I would not know where to start. I was wondering about all that rust, how are they planning to deal with it, they can’t just leave it!

I liked your quote there at the end . Nice work !

You mad lads did the "quick" cab disconnect Matt wanted!

They have the ability to take a difficult task and complete it…professionals

You guy's are doing an amazing job, So much wiring!

Watching Chad work makes me realize that he is more of a Pain-In-the-A**-Perfectionist than I am! Hats off to you Chad.😀 Chad, your skills make me feel like a pre-novice though!

I need a friend like you, jeezus you sure work your butts off… Seems like Trevor always got stuck with making things actually work…

Appreciate the bits of wisdom at the end.

Love seeing the cleeter shirt

Just a pair of “electro-magicians”. Good on ya.

Looking forward to the video where they have to de-cab the wrecker on a hill and are thankful for the wiring being easy to undo.

I can't believe the amount of wiring work you 2 are doing, amazing. Great job

love the words you give at the end of every video

That Wreckers looks like its gonna Out live Us All.

Thank you for your words of encouragement.

That's a about enough wiring to wire a semi truck, great video and great job with the wrecker and God bless from GA and stay safe

Nice clean job! Great work as always!

Damn Chad, I'm pretty sure we could be friends lol Build on Brother.

Never really thought of how much wire went into building a rig like this ~ very impressive, choked on my gum reading the whole amount and # of connections. Chad, glad you do not have me working for you. You would have a blubbering idiot there within a few hours. Great job you guys are doing for Matt.

You are an absolute genius when it comes to wiring! You should be working for a Major auto manufacturer to teach them how to do things right, so a mechanic won't even need to think to dis assemble and reassemble components! Engineers usually have no common sense!

Chad love your work on the wrecker

Yeah, it's a lot easier to work this stuff when the shop is quiet. Like the M C multi-pin connectors. They make life after install so much easier. Wiring is definitely coming along.

All these guys would be toast without your skillset. You are the straw that stirs the drink.

I love the words of wisdom at the end!

Really appreciate your complementary skillset of technical knowledge, experience, attention to detail, workmanship, and troubleshooting. Just a pleasure watching you make a very involved task look deceptively easy.

Doing a job that most people I know shy away from and killing it you and Dusty have extreme patience

Love the content and the message at the end.

Little hack I seen on the lines for running your sheathing over your wires is to run the wires through the box end of a wrench first then seed that through the sheathing.

As someone that's never attempted to wire a vehicle from scratch, I can only imagine how much there is to consider and keep track of, especially with all the extras... Winches and lights and compressors, oh my! Keeping track of what wire color goes to which componant, and painstakingly double-checking the length for where it exits the loom... jeesh! Then again, when you've been doing it for years... it likely seems easy.

Awesome job.

"4\0 might be a bit overkill" Yeah I feel that one but I do it too.

Wow! This was so cool! I'd be happy to get the speakers in my XJ to work.

Just plain awesome work is the only way to describe the job you are doing on the wrecker. How you stay so calm and cool is beyond me. Matt could not have chosen anyone better to do the job. It even looks heavier duty than necessary just in case Matt decides to tap into a circuit in the future. I still don't understand why he had you start before the frame is either painted or powder coated. Here in Ohio the welds would be starting to show rust by now because of the humidity. Taking stuff on and off so many times seems so time consuming, but I guess that is just Matt, or maybe he's not going for the rat rod look and will send it to Robbie to make it look as good as the other two and would miss the deadline. Just have to wait to see and watch all the different channels to see how it plays out. Regardless it's going to have a professional heavy duty wire harness by Chad, the wire magician.

Chad & Dusty I gotta say being an off roader car enthusiast that does his own projects having friends like ya'll to do wiring you're life savers this particular job looks daunting butt ya'll get it done with good attitudes great video thank's for sharing God bless ❤😉👍

Don't nag yourself with thoughts of failure just keep doing things the best you can. Thank you I really really needed that. Still kinda scared but will get back out there.

I wire boats for a living, this looks pretty simple LOL, fantastic job

You guys are doing a very well thought through job on the wrecker! Awesome 👌 Cheers from Northern Sweden 🍻

Chad you definitely know your shift I love your channel

Max is such a good dog…. Tell him for Me!

Chad you seem like a very likable, knowledgably and impeccably patient hard worker. I know its obvious but cannot be over said.