Nice camp setup tour. Do you like the unijack bottle jack?

I just came across your video tonight. Great insight to the compressors. I just had the MORRFlate compressor delivered today. It was on sale for 20% off for Memorial Day. I was shopping for three in your video. I chose the MORRFlate because of their customer service, the steal braided hose, and their coupler.

Well that was in-depth. Nice job 🤠.

Praise be to Jesus!

Your arriving in a damn helicopter, how is this not a trauma alert?????

Dude in the Jeep pulled way too hard and fast. Slow recovery is much safer.

I love it. I'm doing a similar flavor to my 1988 Suzuki Carry db71t. I've got a a new bigger crate engine and I'm currently having a cutting and welding conversation with the front differential cross member about engine fitment. I'm hoping there are no disagreements. 👍

Outstanding video and info- My only question is Unless someone is monitoring a repeater- ham Radio isn't gonna do much- Not sure about the other radios- unless someone in your group was a dedicated monitor- We have done that in the past when out with my old club- I've been looking at garmin and those emergencies satellite transponders- Unless I'm missing something there if so please let me know. again thanks for the video I know how difficult it must have been for you to bring it to us.

Great story... What to take away is, PLEASE plan your recovery so a recovery does not turn into an emergency!

Most people are unaware that you can polish PPF like paint, so you can probably get a lot of those scratches out with some free time and elbow grease.

Please take this the right way… But did you just tell all of us you got life flighted because you split your lip?!? Oh lmao!!! Good kind of laughing anyways. I’ve had a few close calls myself so I know the stress, broke my back snowboarding… just so happens that a gondola car fell off the cable the same time as my accident, so all of ski patrol was busy on that, I lied there for at least an hour before ski patrol even got to me. Fully recovered though. The other a close call wasn’t me but I was there and helped save my buddies life. Snowboarding again, this time in the backcountry (snow machine access). My buddy hit a tree hard (very badly)… broke his femur, compound break, his bone cut his artery in his leg. We used a belt on his leg and took turns jamming our thumbs into the artery, he lived and fully recovered as well.

Thanks for the video, what is the upper molle enclosure you have to separate the cab from upper trunk? I haven't seen one like that and looks like exactly what I want.

Thaks for sharing your experience. That is how we learn. Looks like you did so many things right. And a few things still went sideways. Many years ago some heavy indusry certified riggers shared many horor stories with me. Biggest shocker is when you start calculating the impact velocity of the total mass of that jeep has on your forces on all that rigging. It is terror worthy. After contemplating that i never used a hard fast jerk again. Lots of snow shoveling though. Dig into the details people it's fastenating the more you learn the more you learn theese things are very technical and there are endless seeming things we did not think to contemplate to ask before. Especially the material sciences will catch you off gaurd. Also terrible things happen in the extreme cold to many materials. Insurance agencies are starting to write exclusion clauses for theese reasons that are shutting many rigging and heavy equipment jobs down in these conditions.

I want to go!

Thank you for recognizing God's grace, may you and your family continue to be blessed! 🙏

Slack towlines are a special case when it come to the physics of towing. Momentum and enegery are not playing by most peoples intuition. Any engineer on the scene would have warned you and then gladly stepped back (way back) and held your beer for you.

Glad you’re okay. I know hindsight is 20/20. But why didn’t you just spend the 2 minutes in hooking the Clevis or Bow shackle and feeding the kinetic rope through and then reattaching the Clevis/bow shackle back to the bumper? I’m not making fun I’m genuinely curious why you decided to go with the soft shackle instead?

Lol the bronco bent due to the force of the pull , um because its cheep metal,,i bet if the rope didn't fail you probably would have ripped the toy car in 2 lol ,,,todays vehicles i wont call them trucks , are no match for the real trucks of yesteryear , i used to do jumps with my 79 bronco , never bent the frame and 10 foot drops in a 79 heavy truck , id rather build a vintage truck for less then a new thingamajig,,,,what do you call them ? anyways ya ive never seen frames bend from a tow , so now what ? its a write off because twisted frame now ? ,,,eeeek buyer beware or what ......

Car is amazing, had a test car from the dealer here. 3 Things if they had done i would have booked one in a heartbeat. Redo the whole steering ratio its very bad, add a bigger info cluster Infront of the driver not tesla style and third make a dedicated over speed alarm not make the whole speaker system scream. We have highways over 120km smh.

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I passed on the Bronco because they are so under built. These run one ton plus gear. Cannot wait to start customizing ours, but still waiting for delivery. As far as Rock Crawling? Add some lift and tires and lets go.

I am no expert, at best a Novice. I have watched enough recovery videos and have come to the understanding, if you cant pull it with minor force you should winch it.

Would a winch dampener have helped here? Instead of that rope slinging back at you the bag would have dropped it to the ground

What is the spelling of the company who makes these? You said "Cartstelle"? I can't seem to find it on the internet. Also, did you happen to ask Thor's Lightening why their valve was different than advertised? I wonder if they would send you the correct one (as advertised) if you asked?

I'm not buying one of those cheap Chinese soft shackles from Amazon. I'm going to Harbor Freight instead.

Have used Morrflate for several years. Good company and good customer service. I started out with the same Smittybilt compressor, only downside is it comes with non SAE connectors and I had to modify mine slightly to fit my hose kit. Tyler has always been responsive. Morrflate is real popular in the Toyota community for quite some time.

I’d love to do this soon!

I would like to see you interview a qualified medical person on what the correct response to the injuries should have been and also a qualified recovery person on the same, expert testimony/review and advice would be a cool vid. Because from what I saw you running around with what you thought was a more serious injury was ridiculous and the way you buddy was also ruining around and letting you run around was terrible. And don't use that off-road recovery guy with the banana rig, hes just an entertainer/KZbinr.

Arent you missing the step where you program it or did it come programmed already?

Nice! This was fun and a great adventure with many new friends! We had a blast!

Great review. I bought the Thor's Lightnin version without the digital controls after talking to them at Super Cel in BV 2 yrs ago. Works great and they are local to me. I did notice that this compressor doesn't like airing one tire as you said. It will do it but doesn't like trying to push that much air through one Schrader valve. I also have the Smittybuilt compressor that I've been using for several years. That one still works fine.

Excellent video! Just what I was looking for. Do you know what brands make compressors just a little bit smaller? I want one to put behind the seat of my Tacoma. Thanks! And great work.

Damn, lots of R&D and coin spent on that rig. One additional item, I suspect CA Tuned also made a custom spare tire holder as I don't think the small door would open with that size spare in stock form. That I think will be key for lots of users to have a USA made solution for the spare tire.

Great review. Good to see companies building out these for Overlanding 😊💪👍🦍

Sounds like you should keep running that rope size if the Bronco was on the verge of sending it's guts towards people before that soft shackle failed

Notes: jugular is a vein, not an artery, which is why the blood is dark. The artery is the carotid, and the blood would be a much brighter red color. Thank all the gods you didnt have your throat slit, but even moreso that your neck wasnt damaged or broken.

Outstanding! Info

you're into details but make no mention about how they addressed caster with the lift and whether they had to regear with the 35s for factory like shifting performance. how are the drive shaft angles and does it make any unwanted noises compared to stock? any drop links for the sway bars? how are the driveline angles post lift? c'mon dude!

Awesome.

I’d like more info about the radio setup and mic retention device.

As a farm girl I never realized not everyone knows what we call common sense. Stay safe enuf to learn!

These look like solid products but may I ask why you didn't get the rtr setup that's been available for quite a while?

Very distracted by that shirt, lol. That is one well put together rig!

Nice build...waiting for some video of those portals in action.

Super solid build! Attention to all the details!

Did you consider CO2 tanks at all? I've been a Power Tank (Not affiliated nor a sponsor for them) user for almost 10 years now and have never looked back on the need to use the compressor to air up.(Keep one as a spare for myself and others). Running 35's and airing back up @ 20 psi, takes about 40 seconds. If I keep an eye on the remaining weight of the tank I can fill @20 tires on a single 10 lbs. tank. It's been a great bit of kit over the years.

Great comparison. I had the Viair and was looking at morrflate and ezflate. You answered every question I had and even the ones I haven't thought of. Thank you! Now I just need to find a coupon from an influencer 😂

Hahaha that plot twist was amazing, "your neck's not cut" that's funny man!

Wow! If all you want to know is who's air compressor is the fastest this probably ain't your vid. This video goes for a DEEP dive into the seedy underworld of air compressors! Tons of great, useful info with an epic journey down a rabbit hole! I can't decide if this video was a late April fools prank or legit but I was intrigued by how deeply he researched this. I can't wait for the Lifetime movie "Pressured to succeed" or "Under Pressure" or.....or.....