I Don't Know How To Fix This...Wrecker Build Mistake?!

As a first responder, I can affirm that knowing the difference between "a lot of screaming" and "the right amount of screaming" is important.

Matt put magnets on back of remote control, then you can stick it to tool box instead of leaving it on the tire. Still better to put it away, but might stop it from any more damage.

Matt, your troubleshooting skills are unmatched! Your support team is incredible. I absolutely love watching y'all work your magic, as well as stay so positive (so inspiring). Thank you all for making the time to bring us all along with you!

I am so impressed with Matt’s team in every situation….not a bleep have I heard , ever, to cover any four letter cuss words, or other expletive deleted words that might have been said. This makes the watching so enjoyable and rather refreshing! Supports my belief that men can have clean conversations if they choose to. And have fun without using gutter language or junior high sound effects. Salt of the earth men you are!

Dude I’m so glad you guys introduced Tom. He is such a positive guy. We need more Toms nowadays.

Jefe is becoming a super hero with that Bronco, Its like the gift that keeps on giving good job Matt and team.

I just wanted to say that I appreciate how calm and un-flappable they all are when things get hard. There isn't a lot of cussing and yelling. It's refreshing to see.

The punishment that the wrecker goes through day after day, it's amazing how sturdy it really is. Matt and Tom are constantly re-engineering their vehicles. It's really cutting edge off-road vehicle design.

31:37 Matt’s gotta be one of the most calm level headed nice person out there. I know ppl that would be cussing up a storm probably punch a dent or two in there truck yelling. Making everyone else miserable and there self when all that don’t do nothing for nobody. Matt is a great role model for men and young men in this country. And if y’all don’t have the type of person that punches dents in truck when mad at it. Then I’m moving to Utah 😂

Wow!! That Bronco continues to impress, and Matt's and TomTom's problem solving skills, never give up, just find the problem, analyze, and fix the problem(s), and everyone and all rescue vehicles go home to fight another day. You definitely deserved the victory pie, Matt!!

If ever there were two people to do a trail repair on any vehicle (even their own), its Matt and Tom-Tom (and their team!). Great attitudes, and the ability to adapt to any situation in any environment. Way to go, and thanks for providing such great content while doing it!

There isn’t another YouTube channel that just keeps getting better too watch. Been enjoying it for years and I still look forward to watching whatever crazy difficult situation ya’ll get yourselves out of. Nice work we all appreciate the real rescue experience, not some fake bologna.

As an automotive design engineer, I am impressed at how well the wrecker does and it would have been a really fun project to work on. But it also showcases how many aspects of a design get overlooked. Jefe's Bronco is an awesome vehicle, but it has a $100 million worth of engineering that went into it and 2-3 year of development from people who know what to really look out for. The wrecker.... done on a budget and is still awesome... My hats off to Matt and his team on doing a pretty good job with limited resources.

The drone footage was real good in this one. It shows how challenging the terrain is.

The drone work y'all have been doing is excellent. Please continue to keep this a part of the filmmaking toolkit y'all take into the field. Especially if it means the poor camera persons don't have to climb the sand chute repeatedly! ;)

The drone is the best equipment MORR got in recent times. The ability to scout further ahead (or behind), and give another look to rescues is quite nice.

The wrecker is a beast, but what's more impressive to me is watching Matt and Tom always make the amazing repairs they do using a minimum of parts and tools. Blows me away that all of these obstacles have been fixed on trails that a billy goat wouldn't care to travel over 😂 you guys rock

I thought the sand chute was gnarly! This has to be one of your top five episodes! You really get the feel for just how steep and rough this non-road is!

Tom “there’s enough to ignite the cab” I laughed out loud. You guys are a hell of a team! Never change

Love this show. Watching the news these days leaves me really depressed. But I can turn on this show see beautiful scenery, the nice and normal and friendly people you find in Utah (much like anywhere in the middle part of the country), and because I admire Matt’s and his crew’s technical skills. Thank you from California!