Maybe We Should Leave This To The Professionals.

[@Col-Hogan]

Tom’s a great addition to the channel! Glad he’s permanent.

[@royellis2304]

He is for sure

[@gladlawson61]

He should get paid more.

[@Morrison_Builds]

He’s great In the shop, I do miss Rudy and Trevor on recovery’s

[@lagunagirl1347]

Always good to have a nuclear engineer on the team.

[@awdeveau]

​@@gladlawson61 what's he getting paid? You say he should be getting more like you know what his salary plus benefits are.

[@enoynaert]

I think Lady sticks around because she understands something about what you are doing. At least she understands that you are helping people, and she thinks she is playing a role. From watching her, I believe she thinks that when she is running ahead she is the one who is finding broken vehicles. In her mind, you guys are hunting. You let her out in an area, and she runs along the trail until she finds someone who needs her pack's help. After you get there she is responsible for watching for danger.

[@akelagold]

Love your doggy psychology take. I do the same thing with my cats and can tell you exactly what they are thinking.

[@Christopher-vf6kx]

I am sure that is exactly what is going on...

[@edwyrdkarn963]

yep, ya got it buddy, that dog is a keeper.

[@heathkill4821]

Damn right thats a good doggee right there😎

[@tonybailey6681]

I like that. Sounds right

[@chrislaneyphotography]

That quick cut of the slightly used morr shirt got me. Prime editing

[@samuelreyes470]

Samuel Reyes gracias por oírlos hablar también por su hablar limpio y ordenado sin palabras soeses evitando vicios 👏🙏🚴‍♂️👋🇬🇹desde Guatemala saludos

[@kurtchrist3755]

Tom is a wizard. His out-of-the-box engineer brain slid perfectly into MORR's culture; making the difficult look easy.

[@Omc-Steelbone]

Who else would like to see MOOR trail repairs? Since there is talk of retiring the Banana why not set it up as a repair rig with a welder and a set of tools and repair equipment. I understand the wrecker is set up already but this would breathe new life into the Banana. I love this channel!

[@aljosaskrabelj8412]

Who is talking about retiring the Banana? There is many jobs that Banana small size is perfect for. Matt said that.

[@T-araLover]

Fun fact about nylon zip ties: I have used them for many years and always had to battle the brittle, easily broken zip tie problem. All Nylon is hygroscopic. Meaning that it absorbs water. The solution is to keep them moist. I add a small amount of water to the plastic storage bag. Although it sounds useless to store plastic in a wet environment, after a short time you will notice the ties are much more flexible and more resistant to breaking. 😎

[@eekee6034]

I was wondering how come theirs break like that, because I've never seen anything like it. I've lived my whole life in Britain.

[@yellowjacket954]

Hope you enjoy the Applets and Cotlets from Washington State we dropped off today. Picked up one of your gray shirts too. Thanks for doing such a good job taking care of everyone

[@pir8slife]

Matt-Grabs shirt TomTom-"Oh no" Jefe in the editing room-"specialized one off merch, must sell"

[@paulshannon4576]

You always give the customer a tee shirt so just give them the special one.

[@jasonh4167]

lol yeah I loved that bit 😂.

[@jackcarcarcar8300]

I’d buy it

[@tippydog4436]

ya will be worth 10x as much for sure

[@trakyboy5128]

​@@paulshannon4576 😂👍🏽🤭😅😎

[@subvertedworld]

Welds like that, stuck in a place like that, in a position like that, done with a couple of batteries, are more than totally acceptable. This is a trail weld to get a vehicle back to civilization, not a picture for instagram. Bravo Tom!

[@Bix06068]

It is great fun watching Tom help Matt. Tom is a work horse, smart, knowledgeable, skilled, articulate and a perfect foil for our hero, Matt. They are an excellent team.

[@SergeyPruddnikov]

Great job to the editor - I almost fell from my chair, cracking up on the "Slightly Used" T-shirt item.

[@ArizonaSusan]

Tomtom, DO NOT put your foot/feet in a position where the vehicle may roll on top of it. About 7 years ago, our truck rolled over both of my feet and parked on top of one. My feet were crushed and now have nerve damage and suffer from pain when standing. Please be careful ❤️

[@Hetpust]

did same once, but it rolled over so i could come loose. sorry about the pain. learning the hard way i suppose. keep your feet safe

[@Canucklesammich]

Especially since neither job had ANY type of chock block used! 😯 I mean, you can't find a rock to wedge under a tire?

[@CalebMaclennan]

Yes, and along the same lines in this video Matt sitting under the axle when it was up on the jack with no jack stands or even a spare tire wedged in somewhere in case of an issue with the jack bothered me. A few minutes to slide the tire (already off the vehicle) under the axle could prevent a serious mishap with a failed jack, a slippery rock, or somebody touching the jack controls.

[@ottokiehl5413]

@@CalebMaclennan There was a jack-stand. it was only visible a few times, but it was there. I probably would have used two for such a heavy vehicle.

[@YavorM-Yash]

He just blocked the wheel from turning for Matt to untight the bolts.

[@professornuke7562]

The two x 12v batteries in series is an old Australian 4x4 legend that the old books tell of. I have even heard of old timers stick welding with one 12volt battery and the jumper cables as the handpiece. Now I have seen it. And I thank you. If you can find it, there is an old ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission) TV production called "Bush Mechanics" where outback Aborigines find derelict wrecks and make three wheels and a chassis with half an engine cross the Nullabor Desert, because they need to get to town 1200km away. A very good watch it you can find it.

[@OldManGarage]

Rory has a vacuum bag sealer built into tow mater to keep his sockets fresh!

[@jonathandorr2234]

I knew, that you could weld , a knuckle, or repair, a greased boot, but you get er done. Tom, a master saint.

[@vorexis]

Please PLEASE come out with a shirt that says "I welded, it helded" and has Tomtom's face! I'll buy one yesterday.

[@MrCherrybottom]

Tom with that trail welding earned my respect. Way to go Tom

[@willdejong7763]

Klinger was awesome. Sure, he acted bizarre because he wanted out, but when things got serious he always stepped up. 100% dependable. Great show.

[@willdejong7763]

Ha. I had paused the video to write the comment right before Matt said pretty much the same thing.

[@bigredc222]

@@willdejong7763 I hate when then happens. The other day I wrote this long comment explaining what was being seen on the video, then when I started watching the video again they said exactly what I wrote, I just deleted my comment.

[@willdejong7763]

@@bigredc222 I know what you mean. I almost deleted my comment here, too. Then I remembered that KZbin content creators like getting lots of comments, so I changed my mind and posted my reply instead. Seems the MORR crew liked that I left the comment in.

[@bigredc222]

@@willdejong7763 Yea, almost every video I watch I'll try to write something, even if it's just "good job" or "nice video".

[@rpeary5043]

I’ve enjoyed all of the people who have worked for Matt and have appeared regularly but I do have to say although I miss seeing those who are no longer with the team that Tom has been the perfect fit. He and Matt really click on camera and he brings so much to the table. Perhaps as a fellow engineer I also appreciate his extensive design and analytical background, yet in life it’s good to balance out his and Matt’s very different approaches to solving problems.

[@3866TIM]

Super impressed with the battery welding job! I just didn't know you could do that!

[@mikefoehr235]

My former brother in law made a welder from alternators and small gas engine.

[@eloiseharbeson2483]

I was a welder for years and never saw batteries used to energize a coated rod. I knew that they could deliver the current but did not know that they held enough charge to do a repair like that.

[@mikefoehr235]

@@eloiseharbeson2483 If you watch PINE HOLLOW DIAGNOSTICS, Ivan has a battery operated soldering iron that heats to 400 C in less than 30 seconds. He uses it often and a charge lasts quite a long time. So, i guess a battery welder is very possible

[@WhoThisGuy515]

Lots of the less developed countries have been welding like this for a very long time and is super common in those places.

[@eloiseharbeson2483]

@@mikefoehr235 that's nothing special for a 50w soldering pencil. Arc welding takes a LOT more power.

[@JamesDirtRC]

Good guy takes a second to show attention to his Dog. I bet Matt is a Great Father also.

[@IR-nq4qv]

What's not to love about the MOOR Banana? Tom-Tom is certainly getting into the groove and enjoying himself. He's a lot more visible and camera comfortable since coming out of his shell. A great addition to the team.

[@bigchevy350boy]

Tom Tom is Awesome! I'm pumped to have him on the channel! He's got a world of knowledge to bring to the table as well 😎

[@jeteater1]

Agreed.. I think Tom is a good fit. I like Tom

[@trailmonstah1892]

Don’t forget to zip him up after you’re done gobbling him up 😂😂😂😂

[@IR-nq4qv]

@@trailmonstah1892 Many would agree your childish display with emojis is the typical type of projectionism that insecure mental midgets such as yourself put on others that of which is really what they hope and dream for themselves, if ever given the right opportunity. Since I'm not very good at comebacks and I can't top that zinger... my best advice , if you really want to be noticed by the right people and taken seriously, you'll have to actually step out with both feet beyond the confines of the closet .., be more visible...,go to a bar that suits your fancy, get yourself a cold bud light and suck it back.. I promise you will get the much needed attention that you crave.

[@edwinschlee8374]

You need a set of tools for every recovery vehicle you have! Good jobs repairing both vehicles Matt and TomTom!

[@alexadkins9689]

Always a great day when Matt and the crew post a video

[@bigchevy350boy]

Agreed 🤝 💯

[@madmax82988]

Stop

[@blainedamage520]

Those badlands 3 tong off-road jacks are amazing . I love mine

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Everyone needs a bit of 'Sketchy' in their lives. Glad you guys are there to provide it for them,and us.

[@dextmorgan8897]

i work at my dads shop and his tool box is super organized same with the work trailer for road calls if you leave a tool laying out after a job and he sees its missing from a draw or shelf he will ask where it is haha. gotta respect someone who takes pride in his tools.

[@CarswithNash]

Wow Tom, that was a very impressive repair, when I seen where it was broke I thought you had no chance of getting that back together, but you did it!👍

[@sikhswim]

Surprised as well, impressive work

[@emissaryofelohim1431]

Spit, Spirit, and Bailing Wire Baby!

[@Chris_the_Muso]

Welder here, and you did a great job. If you had the tools, it would have been better to V grind the parts and fill them with weld, but needs must... Any repair you can drive out of the trail is a good repair. For DC welding with GP rods (E6013) which I think you had, you normally run electrode positive, which puts more heating (2/3) into melting the rod and it helps with metal transfer and wetting. If you're low on amps or welding on very heavy metal you can run electrode negative, but you might suffer from porosity as the flux isn't getting hot enough to transfer to weld pool. Some rods like E7018 can run electrode positive but they are harder to use low hydrogen rod (ie probably better for that application anyway). If you do a lot of that kind of stuff in the future, I'd expect a small generator welder and air compressor would be in your future. They don't have to be anything special, just enough to run some air tools and weld stuff up. You will kill normal cranking batteries using them that way for long.

[@tedfisk1211]

Cool to see you guys doing some trail repairs. A little more variety instead of just recoveries and shop work would be good. I am looking forward to Rory's critique of your welding work.

[@paulmadkow9143]

Yeah I don't watch the shop videos. Wrench turning doesn't interest me. I'd rather watch the outdoor scenery myself.

[@DougBennettActs6-1]

Ask Lizzy about Barn sour. It happens with dogs too. Maxx may need a little more water than Lady and Peanut. Bowl of water set out kept full, may make Maxx less antsy. It's fun watching TomTom. I worked for a man that told me on my first day. "We didn't need more help, we just hire new people because they are fun to watch." How do you keep your sockets fresh? Stand-up slickrock comedy. I agree, TomTom should be feeling accomplished. Is this vid with the new axles? I wonder how much effect the extra weight down low effect traction? I called the Banana a superfood now, big motor, big axles, big tires. What a difference from yesteryear. When it was much closer to stock. Good work all, thanks for posting.

[@RMonkey]

I got the diabeetus from Wilford Brimley.

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

Came here for the Diabeetus comments

[@a.n.7863]

I almost feel bad that for as long and successful of an acting career he had, the diabeetus commercial is the first thing that comes to mind every time his name gets mentioned.

[@scottmcclenaghan3236]

Best comment ever

[@Mtoutdoorsman]

Wilford brimley is my vet 😂

[@nedharmon9135]

Keep your sockets fresh equals laughter. Thanks guys.

[@ReeceLain]

bro tom is such a g for that welding repair job. had me in awe tbh haha love to see tom doing what he does best!

[@gwood69]

Matt single handedly made Milestar Patagonias the go too tire for the sand and slick rocks of the Moab territory

[@madmanimal8236]

Matt and the crew are great examples of the great American dream, he built a business out of doing things he loves to do and is getting it done even when the unexpected happens. All American well done folks. 👊🏻🇺🇸

[@philip4193]

Just held my hand up in guilty shame at the 5 minute mark when they mentioned keeping loose sockets in a Ziplock bag...

[@HisGraceHisGlory]

The zip-tie dilemma "They seem to be doing pretty good, they are as fragile as glass." - Matt 😂

[@CubbyTech]

Either they are really old, or just a bad batch!

[@HisGraceHisGlory]

@@CubbyTech I know, I get it!

[@damfadd]

Get a better zip tie and some gaffer tape Holds the world together

[@HisGraceHisGlory]

@@damfadd Both of your comments are great ones! 👍

[@sandiegotib]

Gotta go with the proper nylon 6/6 zip ties, not that cheap plastic junk...but it sounds like Matt is aware of this dilemma.

[@Arnold7221]

Field Repair: Impressive Battery welding in the Field good going. Tools used in the field, yeah what a Crapp shoot, not our fault! The tool manufactures are at fault, there is NO tool kit or tool box that is laid out for convince, as there are many field works out there. Just if the tool box or plastic shadow boxes were laid out in a order would be much better. My Sears shadow tool layout is that of user incompetence and designed by those who just want the tools to fit in the box any which way. Drive sizes 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 sockets are all over the place. Made my own plastic suite case tool box, all the socket drive sizes, Deep and short sockets, each category in rows with extensions, universals, and rackets. The lid holds a end wrench set. Other tools are in large clear bags. Ok I am better now. Great videos keep em coming.

[@garycoppard3596]

Always enjoy the banter between you guys 😂. Take care of yourselves and God bless you all ❤

[@coryl5142]

Hey guys whenever you remove a wheel to work on the truck lay it under the truck close to where you are working, just one more way to protect yourself in case the truck slips off the jack or stands. Great video!

[@justpain365]

Tom & matt in my south we call it 200mph tape/ other wise known as duct tape.. throw some in the glove box cause y'all seem to find a purpose for it all the time and it's very useful sir imo.. Also it comes in yellow so you won't loose it & it matches the paint scheme lol... good day to all.. 🌞 ☕🐢

[@eloiseharbeson2483]

Duct tape and "100 mph tape" are not the same. Not the same adhesive and certainly not the same cloth backing. It's backed by fine woven nylon fabric that doesn't tear. I've used the real thing.

[@youtubebandme4382]

Mentioning mister clinger makes me feel how old I am and i'm only twenty five but I have watched every single episode countless times 0:49 But when you really need to count on somebody it was a radar!😊

[@T-araLover]

Corporal Walter Eugene "Radar" O'Reilly for the win 👍

[@tristanmcleodXJ]

Y’all should do a walk around of the MORR equipment and vehicles y’all use the most. Be cool to just have a little run down of what y’all have built and use and why y’all built them that way. Love the videos and love that the Banana is still out there doing it’s thing. Y’all have a been a big inspiration for my XJ.

[@mikeworkman3593]

Uh, everyone knows all the vehicles that they use. LIke if you haven't watched every video in the last 5 years or so, then you're not a fan, and you need to go back and watch the old stuff. Take off work, whatever you have to do and start binge watching MOOR and FabRats(cause they are related) and then you'll not need any catching up. Cause in the beginning MORR had zero off road vehicles, only the banana, and it was very weak and not built up at all. So if you watch about 500 or 600 episodes then you will see everything you need to know! Good luck bro

[@tedfisk1211]

@@mikeworkman3593 well put.

[@jeffwalston8110]

He did a walk around like you mention, in one of the last few videos.

[@DrTheRich]

There is many videos where he does that... just watch those

[@checkthebriefcase]

Yah MORR crew let's see a samurai rescue.

[@46rambo49]

I don't know if you did , I didn't see it, but I would block the tires so the rig can't roll on you as you jack it up , as a diesel repair mechanic I am offended by your lack of preparedness on most of these jobs. but that's what keep us in business. Good Job!!!

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

Matt and Tom are like Ying and Yang, they really do complete each other

[@kd5nrh]

The zipper bags from Hobby Lobby are great for carrying sockets. Either Sharpie or just dye them color coded for SAE/Metric and/or 3/8 or 1/2" drive. Since I have a Cricut, I labeled them with heat transfer reflective vinyl, both to make them easier to find when packing after a repair, and to be just one more thing that makes me and my stuff visible on the side of the road at night.

[@sandiegotib]

Jack Palance was the studly old cowboy in City Slickers…

[@danielklopp7007]

and Nobel Willingham played the old guy that ran the dude ranch.

[@sandiegotib]

Wilford Brimley WAS Shannen Doherty's TV grandfather on "Our House," which buys him some cred. Also, he schlepped a s**tload of Quaker Oats over the years.

[@paulhall170]

Great trail repair, Tom-Tom, Rory would approve!

[@richardthomas1743]

Goooooood MORRning everybody and thumbs UP to Matt and crew! 👍☀🍺

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

Trade Ya!!!?????

[@richardthomas1743]

@@JanelleVocate-Ames LOL , if they catch on to the fact that there is 2 porn ad comments in the first 10, and remove them that would make me number 6 LOL .. 🤷‍♂

[@Sirdumpsss_Roblox]

Hiiiii

[@franksprecisionguesswork501]

I have a battery powered flux core mig welder that has two small motor cycle batteries. It will last for about 10 minutes of steady welding. I used the heck out of that welder til the batteries went to lead-acid heaven. I still have it and plan to build a bigger car size battery box for more longevity. Also adding an inverter for charging from 12 volts , a light, (maybe a mini bar)😂 Great repair, great video!

[@patricksmith3556]

What a great looking shirt! I love the mud splattered look, Jefe. When are you going to start printing them? I'd buy one!😀👍

[@sbell2914]

Still waiting for some recovery coverage from doggie cams. Love your channel. Thanks for the services you provide and for all the hours of entertainment.

[@IcyKingFisher]

You guys should have limited shirts only for recoveries. And on the back says. "They got me out"

[@TheKnifed]

My work load out is the Bauer rolling plastic chest and mid size box on top. I use those harbor freight canvas bags for wrenches, one for metric stuffs for hoshizaki, and one for various socket sets. More durable than plastic sandwich bags and inexpensive at $6 each. Had same bags for over 4 years

[@MMORPG87]

redrock tours seem to always end in a Matt recovery. someone needs to be doing service to the hummers

[@Zezetheb]

Your guys’ next build should be a mobile repair rig! That way the tools are always ready to go

[@wyattblessing7078]

I bet their next build is as Jeep for Lizzy.

[@jamesbigham9036]

Matt seeing your crew working together and doing jobs where they have to improvise is a great thing. Keep up the great work

[@sjv6598]

Leave it to the professionals? You ARE the professionals, Matt 🤗

[@elijahwerner6130]

I was always taught to toss the tire under the frame rail before working on a vehicle, especially when jacking on uneven ground. Just one more thing the rig can land on (maybe before me) if things go wrong.

[@Backroad_Junkie]

There comes a time in many people's lives, when they realize they *are* the professional. 😁 When it happened to me, I had to figure out how the heck I would allow something like that to happen, lol...

[@stellarpod]

Outstanding! Tom, you're a real asset, my man. Great job! As always, thanks for sharing. Steve

[@Zensaitv]

Woohoo for a early morning recovery video

[@TaigaTurf]

Utah is a magnificent place.. I enjoy every video for the scenery alone

[@ThirdEchelon111]

Jack Palance was the cowboy from City Slickers.

[@arnegerhardsen3755]

And I love to see your Border Collies. Our family have allways had one nice lady, and last autumn we lost our nice lady, so smart, nice and kind😢😊

[@domination1985]

Matt seriously has to go dressed up as Bob Ross for Halloween

[@eloiseharbeson2483]

Small world. Glad Lizzy gets to "ride, rope and ranch" to her heart's content. Lady and Peanut are always fun to see.

[@ronjohnson9032]

Don't the people who own those hummers do any preventive maintenance? Last time, an axle fell off.

[@NBSV1]

Often people think old military stuff is indestructible and doesn’t take any maintenance. They don’t think about the fact that the military had large crews to keep the stuff up and going. And, that’s likely a different one. There’s companies out there that use them for tours or rental.

[@gregparrott]

Very impressive in-field welding. The knuckle is most likely a forged alloy part, which complicates the weld.

[@chrisbarnes2823]

One can never have enough recovery equipment!

[@rydplrs71]

Be proud of any battery welding. I was about 12 when I used 1 battery, jumper cables and a coat hanger to weld a skateboard wheel back on. Inspired by mcgyver. I haven’t even attempted it again in decades.

[@craigrussell3516]

That shirt would sell in half a second

[@zanedzikonski4234]

To sell this one probably Best to put it in a zip loc bag 😂

[@dawabbitt3079]

Trail repairs are always great content for an off-road recovery video and it was especially awesome that you did one by stick-welding with a couple of batteries! That alone - on a video rating scale of 1-5: 👊👊👊👊👊 - - Thanks, for sharing this!

[@zambufly1]

The professionals would say "let's leave it to Matt"

[@willaputney3947]

TOM IS FEALLY DOING A GREAT JOB LEARNING HOW TO DRIVE ON THE ROUGH ROADS AND CLIMBS. GREAT ADDITION TO THE TEAM

[@firstLast-gb9kr]

Let's get the show on the road.

[@1SweetPete]

Knowing what i know about merch, that shirt would sell all day long with this audience.

[@wesjohnson3035]

Great job, Tom!!

[@ludercoarms]

Just think, In the Army (I was a mechanic and recovery vehicle operator) We only ever had hand tools for everything!! Another great video!!!

[@psg6314]

Might be time for you and Matt to put welders on the all the rigs great video keep up the good work God bless from GA and stay safe

[@saintracheljarodm.holy-kay2560]

It is what it is, have a good week and count your blessings amen.

[@robert-w9t3z]

You should at least use the tire as a safety slide under the hummer frame in case the jack looses pressure. Which can and does happen. The way I saw it was you would have at least lost one or two legs if that jack gave out. Love the videos please be safe.

[@MattsOffRoadRecovery]

The Jack was not holding the vehicle. I left the smallest amount of pressure on the jack, so as not to disturb the cribbing that was underneath it that I needed for level lift. There’s a gigantic jack stand that is standing firm through the whole video. Thanks for watching !

[@billhill4479]

l can't figure out why people don't use the wheel as a precaution as its right there available to be used. Vehicles on an angle like that on one stand can move forward and fall off the stand. Not trying to be critical here. Just offering some friendly advice to keep you safe. Rory uses this method all the time. We all have to do sketchy stuff every now and then. Reducing or eliminating risk is the name of the game.

[@MattsOffRoadRecovery]

It was secure.

[@michaelburgener3384]

Thats genius welding with 2 batteries.. would have never thought about it but 24v is ballpark what you do with a normal welder anyways. Thanks for sharing a great idea.

[@therepairgod]

Wilfred Brimley was the first Ronald Mcdonald btw.

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

wow!

[@TheDeanGullberry]

That's what gave him diabetes. Remember check your blood sugar, check it often.

[@roberthavener690]

I thought it was Willard Scott

[@sjv6598]

It was definitely Willard Scott.

[@richardelliott9511]

Nope, Willard Scott

[@rickrichardson5329]

It's amazing how yall just step in and figure out the problem and put a plan together and fix the situation. Yall stay safe

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY

[@ColinRichardson]

5th! You are slipping.... or rising... Which way does this work again?

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

@@ColinRichardson I think we're aiming for the bottom, which in turn makes you 1st!!! Remember, it;s all just a silly little game!!!

[@ConSeann3ry]

Truck lug nuts are 19 (3/4), 21 (13/16) and 22 (or 7/8) generally. They are all close enough you just need one set generally. Matt ya should just get a truck set of tools, something you don't have to think about what's in there. Super impressed with Tom's welding! Reminded me of that old McGyver episode where he welded a con-rod with some coins and jumper cables haha. Love the trail repairs and would love to see more of them since that's what most of us are doing when a rig breaks down on a trail.

[@ColinRichardson]

So we got a call

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

here ya are, way up here, dear.😘😄

[@ColinRichardson]

@@JanelleVocate-Ames I was aiming to be on top... For dominance reasons.. ;)

[@wdwtx2.0]

Mmmmmmm. The smell of garden fresh sockets. Good work guys. Be careful out there.

[@meks040]

By the way, has anyone seen Lizzy lately?

[@Philisnotretired]

Last video she explained she has gone part time since her marriage.

[@MadsWorld34]

you do what you have to do to get it home then you can fix it right. if not and it breaks again its all on you. i once rebuilt a 4 link with two about 5 inch round oak limbs we cut of of a tree and i dont know how many tiedown straps. but it got us home.

[@stevebowser7248]

I got to admit......trail repairs and the after result is great content. Keep up the great work and stay safe

[@jamesdecanteur4485]

"I welded, it helded". Dog in a cave. Trail repairs. This was a great episode!

[@jwilliams703]

I just got a set of MT02 40s for my yukon. I haven't even got them on the truck yet but I love them already.

[@davidgagne4373]

If that happens again Team, the top spindle comes out pretty easily. Just remove the cover (right behind the lug nuts on the lower spindle) with a 1/2" socket extension. Then I belive its a 5/8 bolt that is threaded in retaining the spindle. It's that easy, the upper spindle will then slide right out of the splines.

[@markbreidenbaugh6033]

If welding in the field becomes more of a thing you may want to check out the fronius accupocket 150 it has an onboard battery you can weld something like 10 1/8 7018 rods and can be charged on 110 so in a pinch you can charge it with an inverter in your rig, also they weld really nice!

[@mikedixon3292]

Tom, good work. Awesome y’all got that jeep out of there. Any trail fix welding with a battery is a score. Next time take a tarp or something to cover those batteries so if they over heat and explode your not as apt to get hurt-- as much.

[@murphymmc]

You oughta send Jeep, i.e., European company Stellantis a big thank you for all the business their product provides. Though in their defense, it's really difficult to rebuild a brand that Fiat formerly owned. Nice repairs. Now you'll need real welding setups in all the off road recovery rigs.

[@grantdavis5992]

Fix It Again Tony strikes again. Fiat sold their 128 with its OHC engine and to keep the Americans from complaining about valve noise, they ran them a little too tight. In 1975 I was doing the third valve job on a friend's 128 at 29k miles.