No Brakes On The White Rim

Mike and I went in to the White Rim Trail on a Saturday to fix an overland rig that had broken a brake line and a shock the day before. Luckily they were traveling in a group and had a ride out. So we went in to repair it and drive it out. Everything went fairly smooth and it was a quick trip. Thank you everyone for watching and supporting us.
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[@madmodifier]

"I disconnected my sway bar" I have no words for what I saw, good grief. Thanks for another video! Mike, thanks for the wildlife shots!

[@MustardTiger95]

At first it blew my mind, but then they gave us a view of the jeep's front end and it all made sense 😂

[@jameslovitt994]

"Overlanders"... 🤣

[@ZSCarp]

​@@MustardTiger95I said the same. A Grumper move for sure

[@DB-yj3qc]

That was a true W.T.F.

[@jeffclark2725]

I liked how i saw a sway bar disconnected, He cut it with a Grinder wheel, it was the guy who owns Yankum ropes, in an off road challenge with the group down there in Utah by St George

[@MrStaybrown]

I laughed out loud at the swaybar disconnect method. 🤣

[@cweenmjory6358]

That is some staggeringly beautiful scenery. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[@devilsadvocate1441]

That is a very good point about the bumper...I'm building my own right now and I didn't really consider that. Now I'm putting a spot on each corner specifically for the Jack. 💪. I always pick something new up every video. great job again fellers.

[@Cy993C2]

Yeah, but there was an attachment point right there on the bumper to use a d-ring shackle with the Hi-Lift. I’d probably rather use a d-ring than a flat spot on a bumper (unless it’s a pocket specifically to retain the jack) as it’s likely the vehicle will not be flat when jacking off-road, which could cause the jack to slip on a simple flat spot. There’s some products out there, like Hi-Lift’s own bumper lift, and the DLA that locks the jack onto the attachment point, that are worth considering in your design. Further, the Hi-Lift will shear off your bumper’s paint or powder coat from a flat spot. Perhaps not a big deal out West where it’s dry, but that’ll start rust under your finish layer in some parts of the country. Hi-Lift jacks have the potential to be dangerous, not just dropping the vehicle but bashing out teeth with the handle, crushing toes, etc. Practice before you need it on the trail and that’ll help with your design.

[@devilsadvocate1441]

@@Cy993C2 good info, much appreciated

[@DeeRebel44]

" Adjustable metric wrench" love it. Never say you can't do it with what you have, you guys always make do. The bit of wisdom about maps and roads, people trust technology too much, trust common sense more!!! Take heed of Rory's words before you get in deep trouble. Great video and much needed advice for some. Thanks guys!!

[@D60433]

As a local I told one guy how to get to where he wanted to be, he insisted on following his GPS app that had already gotten hi lost. Sometimes you just shake your head and walk away. Thank God they didn't go off road!

[@tedecker3792]

Back when Land Cruisers first came out their Toyota tool kits had a metric adjustable wrench. An American crescent wrench would have “12 inch” on the handle. The Toyota wrench would say 30cm.

[@imchris5000]

I got a metric adjustable it came in a cheap set that had a small ruler showing how wide the jaws were open some were metric some were sae

[@KA-qw5cv]

Sounds like Lilly is thoroughly entertained, in the great outdoors, in the background. She's her father's daughter 🙂.

[@MrMoisesramirez12]

There's always at least one car on an off road trail that completely surprises everyone lol

[@rjm7168]

Is it really off-road, or just a dirt road? Just sayin'

[@robertgreetham8942]

They must be using Google for navigation. Lol

[@PeakDecline]

​@@rjm7168As is often the case with these "roads" it'll be 90% relatively easy and that 10% could be anywhere from mildly difficult to completely gnarly. As well the difference just a bit of rain can make in these places is extreme. The camera has a tendency to flatten every out as well, climbs are steeper than you realize and rocks larger too. I've seen it many times... Someone in a car is going along fine and dandy until they hit the hard section and suddenly they've cracked an oil pan.

[@wesman7837]

@rjm7168 Well, if it rained even a little bit, that car would be completely worthless, and even a mild grade would shut it down!

[@grahamstretch6863]

Well that ‘disconnected the sway bar’ definitely comes under the ‘knows just enough to be dangerous’ heading!😳

[@neeterb5584]

Utah tourism should pay you for the scenery shots in your videos. Every time you're out, I'm enthralled by how beautiful that country is. Thank you for sharing your "office."

[@kallee6044]

Words of wisdom. I have fallen into the map trap and have learned. Once I was shotgun on a road trip and my partner swung onto a road and I forced a turn around. While they did not talk to me for awhile, we asked a local and they said they wouldn't even take an ATV on that route. (I drive with two different map programs working at the same time so I can compare. Plus an old school map in the tool box.)

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

Preach! That elderly couple in Arizona followed GPS maps in a RV he ultimately died and the woman was rescued and she was on deaths door. That was few years back

[@wayne-oo]

Great scenery and a great PSA !

[@doughahn9263]

It’s amazing what you can accomplish with almost the right tools and a lot of experience.

[@desertvs]

Its almost like a multi purpose tool...😜

[@carlholland3819]

a tow truck driver telling people how not to get stuck. sounds like an honest man

[@maxironpaw]

I also like how y'all remember the location of each prior recovery: "Oh yeah, right here by the rock and the tree".

[@Elden_Lean]

i mean this with complete sincerity, i could listen to Rory's PSAs and ranting about dumb and questionable decisions after market off road parts manufacturers make, all day

[@tonyjessen8204]

Love the scenery. Thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@autotek7930]

I used to be that car out there lol. But I never got stuck. Not one time. I even hydrolocked the engine once but being an auto tech I knew to shut it off, I pulled the plugs and had my girl spin the starter. Air filter paper and water shot out all 4 spark plug holes. All that was left off the filter was the frame haha. Still drove it home about 30 miles

[@tommartin9936]

Best guy to call hands down, never a doubt on getting anyone out. And he's humble!!!

[@kaisabens4856]

I know it's been said in many ways but you and the guys are truly awesome.

[@richardthomas1743]

HEY! Hello Rory , Mike and Shawn and Lilly too! Thumbs UP to you guys!!👍

[@amazeddude1780]

Regarding your GPS advice- There are lots of people who are very familiar with what you do and how you do it. They are joined by a large number of fascinated but completely inexperienced viewers; these are the people who get into trouble. Explaining as you do, why people get into jams is a real service, one that people will benefit from.

[@fhgaylor]

Love your candor. Tell it like it is Rory. That’s what we like about your channel, from bumpers, to modification’s, to electronics, to using common sense and beyond. Everyone that watches your channel can learn something new from every post you make, including how you improvise on the trail. There’s always a lesson to be learned from you. Seriously you should become a guest speaker at 4x4 events across the country. Give’m hell Rory!!!

[@rickcooper6817]

Interesting how common sense and a good road often end in the same spot. Thanks for the videos guys!

[@thomasfletcher760]

There's two sayings I remember about " common sense " common sense is so rare , it can be considered a super power , and as granny would say , " if common sense was lard , some wouldn't be able to grease a skillet "

[@Zircon_215]

Funny!😀 Gotta remember that one.

[@johnoldonekanole602]

I am impressed at how skilled and articulate you and your crew are at trail repair, rescue and recovery. I do have some questions. Do those roads go somewhere, or do people get a kick out of challenging the terrane and the capabilities of their vehicles? So many foolish people and so few skilled folks like you. Thank you for showing us your skill set and sharing your adventures. By the way your teeth look great.

[@geepeerces]

That particular Wjite Rim Road goes around the "Island in the Sky" area of Canyonlands NP, going along the rims of the Colorado and Green River canyons, its an all day drive in a 4x4 to do the full loop, scenic as heck. Many people camp part way around and make a 2 day trip out of it. The only paved roads in the area are up on top, out to the end of the 'Island', and 1000 feet or more elevation above. Many of the other roads Trail Mater rescues people from are in deed just 4x4 for the fun of it roads, the 'destinations' are driving obstacles like the 'hot tubs', but that whole area of Utah is scenic as heck, so the drive itself is the destination.

[@johnoldonekanole602]

@@geepeerces great explanation thank you

[@donwilliams3626]

Mike multitasking - filming scenic beauty, while driving a trail carved from the side of a cliff, and he still has time to offer a game report for all of us to enjoy. Not to mention dodging the cargo from the back seat that wants to bang into the back of his head! You my friend are a real trooper.

[@richardfletcher3850]

"Stock Rubicon with everything under the sun bolted onto it", everything except the rear swaybar that is..... 🤣

[@bearnay7348]

I love how Lily hangs out with her dad on some of these runs it’s fun to watch

[@LadyTam55]

I am in high desert AZ and do to the so called cheep land we have, had lots of people move here thinking they can just live in tents while they build and their all wheel drive vehicles will get them in and out an matter what. What people don't realize is that with the daytime temperature getting in the high 90s or even over 100 a lot of the time. Then, overnight, the temperature drops anywhere from 40° to 50° overnight, and they freeze. They don't think about the washes here when it rains. The main one by me comes from way over in NM so it can be dry here and still have a wall of water get them. The sand here is suger/blow sand, and if you stop in it, you may just be stuck. I've been off the grid over 18 years with different trucks over the years. Here or there, the desert can and just might kill you. Carry lots of water and extra food. Extra blankets or sleeping bags, as you can use both over your windshield or over open doors to make shade. Also, to many think, I can cut across here and get to a main road. Then they either get lost or hurt falling into washes that are deep. Just my two cents worth. The desert is beautiful but deadly. Stay safe. Here, I have anywhere from 10.5 miles of dirt/clay roads just to get to a two lane road on a good day. On days that we had lots of rain, it can be from 12 to 25 miles of bad road just to get to blacktop rd. Respect the desert.

[@michaelmcclure8673]

Nice quick trail repair folks. And howdy Lilly.🐬🐬

[@rw0050]

Great camera work as usual. That is some pretty scenery you guys work in but I know it is also a very dangerous place to. Thanks Rory for taking the time to explain possible hazards. Every little bit helps.

[@Talloonp]

Aloha Rory and crew. Had to mention that we had not one but two Tourist follow their Gps map down a boat ramp into the ocean over here on the Big Island of Hawaii!!!! Now best part is the boat ramp is fairly long so when you are driving down it their is nothing but ocean in your view and still they continued. Ding ding ding we have a winner Johnny. Anyway your drinving skill is F****** awesome IMO and how you think out of the box compared to most Humans I know is epic, thanks for all you work and letting me come along with you guys. Have a awesome day . Aloha from Hawaii

[@rhekman]

9:06 Amen Rory, thank you for the wisdom. GPS is amazing at telling you exactly where you are on the globe. Google Maps is amazing at mapping a route from point A to point B (and selling your data and ads along the way [but I digress]). Neither one is a substitute for common sense. They are not driving your vehicle, they are not responsible for keeping you safe or anyone else in your vehicle safe.

[@Scrambler85]

Rory is never boring, the other channels, I often skip through. Almost 200,000 subscribers 👏👏👏

[@earlscheets7550]

It's funny to listen to yall, "we pulled one out right up here" reminds me of when I went to work in a large town I had never worked in, except my saying was "I have been lost here before" lol

[@the369truth]

The scenery you operate in is absolutely awesome.

[@marionnatale8230]

Rory, that last shot of the road, such as it was, with you on it about gave me heart failure. I honestly don’t see how “anything” other than a horse could navigate that!!! 😱🙏🦅

[@AtoZFarm]

I wouldn't ride my horses in a lot of the places Rory goes. 😂

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

The advice that Rory gave about GPS is is 100% spot on. I myself have used GPS in the past a tremendous amount for business and for personal driving on trips. But I always had enough common sense about me that I would not let it take me from a perfectly good road out on some farmers tight field road. And you would think people would have enough sense about them to not turn off a very good road onto a bad road and especially out in the middle of nowhere’s. I mean come on folks. Outside of that another excellent video I guess with Rory made them 20 to 30 minutes long. 😞

[@mahbriggs]

My only caveat is that sometimes what appears to be a good road will suddenly turn bad! One must not be afraid to turn around and backtrack!

[@dave.pajero]

All gps maps are not the same. Check other apps.

[@rjm7168]

Good advice on using gps. Can't count how many times I've parked and walked 1/4 mile or more to see if I could safely drive a portion of trail.

[@s7courier]

Rory and Mike are still having a great time. Love the videos. BTW: Lily makes a fine supervisor. I hope people listen closely to your PSA. Thanks again

[@wethepeopleoverland1163]

Lol. The lost art of land navigation. People have forgotten that paper maps work if you can operate them. Great video.

[@Maker_of_Things]

Wise words about SatNav directions. My little story about that. I was delivering a large trailer load of stuff into rural Wales and driving along quite a good wide fast road. The satnav told me to take a turn off, which lead us into a narrow track, down across a ford, into a tiny hamlet, past a chapel and a very sharp bend in the road, and then a twisty climb back out to the same road we were on earlier, just about a mile further along. A pointless little detour where, once commited, we had no chance of turning around or reversing back. In a front wheel drive car we were lucky not to have to unhitch the trailer and get help. Every time since, the satnav still tried to get me to go that route, until I changed the satnav. Loving the videos, Rory, I really enjoy your style of recovery. Thank you.

[@richardthomas1743]

WOW!! 2:05 is SPECTACULAR!!! 😲😲😲😲

[@johnnyquest9358]

GPS is the reason for the success of several KZbin channels showing Semi Trucks being somewhere they shouldn't be 🚛😂

[@khcopter]

Holy moly, that was one of the most beautiful, filmed videos you guys have ever made!! It was spectacular scenery. I kept thinking John Wayne was going to come riding up on his jeep to meet you!! And you did a trailer repair which is even cooler!! good video thank you!!

[@LaDonnashielded-kc7zm]

Thanks for brightening the day. Your dedication is amazing Rory💚❣️🌹

[@micartecca]

Thank you for the PSA. I once was lead my the stinky map to a dirt road as well. Fortunately didn't get stuck and stuck to the paved road.... love you show.

[@archangel7673]

That was a great PSA, to bad it will fall on deaf ears, and you inadvertantly rescue another!!

[@sigmanoir]

Absolutely amazing scenery, thank you Mike for your amazing camera work. Rory, thank you for your public service announcement, and great wisdom you share with us. This is by far my favorite channel. Justin, that was a really cool outake at the end with the eagle. Thanks guys.

[@stephenabril7084]

My dad had that style jack for the family car when I was a kid and I’m 65. They were dangerous then and I bet they are now still.

[@D60433]

There are safety procedures that when ignored are the problem. Used properly they are quite safe.

[@stephenabril7084]

@@D60433 I used them early in life and they always made me nervous. I got the first hydraulic jack I saw when they became popular and never used a bumper jack again

[@timothybailey7118]

Good tip on blindly following GPS. AMAZES me where that little voice wants me to go when I set it for “SHORTEST DISTANCE ”

[@carlward]

Good advice regarding GPS. My first near-death GPS experience involved instructions to turn left over a 500 ft drop. Fortunately, common sense kicked in and I switched the GPS unit off. 🤪

[@TheUnk2009]

Loved the “Trail Rantings” by Rory. Google maps is a joke! Tell ‘em Rory.

[@mindseyeproductions8798]

9:09 Rory is just a big teddy bear with a big heart.

[@erichancock6815]

The level of angry facade on the front of that Jeep is hilarious.

[@mrmagoo9901]

Thanks for the safety tips. God bless y'all!

[@TwoFeatherChannel]

thanks for posting another excellent adventure into the Oh No's of wheeling.

[@D60433]

I concur, there is no substitute for good judgment. That applies to so many areas, following GPS, repairs, bumper design etc. etc.

[@rockysquirrel4776]

I'll be honest, I'm the guy that took the family minivan down lots of dirt roads. That said, I was careful to not try muddy, sandy or snowy roads that far exceeded the capabilities of the van and myself. Not only did I never get stuck, the undercarriage was the only part of it that didn't get dings and dents.

[@lstruggy]

Here we are🏜️

[@billnalder1017]

Those metric crescent wrenches really came in handy on that job!!!!

[@jamescole6846]

IKR, I already added some to my Amazon wish list. I only have the SAE ones currently.

[@ThunderBear4WD]

4:11 When TB4WD starts to make bumpers, they will first be safe and have utility, then if it works out, they'll be pretty. Sometimes utility has a beauty all its own. My Dad had a saying, "Whoa before Go, and Go before Show." Meaning safety, functionality, aesthetics, in that order.

[@rarelyright]

As a guy who works too much, I love that you take your daughter along. you’ll be surprised someday when she’s 23 like my daughter and she says hey dad remember that time we fixed that yellow Jeep, a memory that will long since be gone for you but a memory for her of hanging out with her dad

[@corycody9233]

Always fun to watch and stay up all night to get caught up on! 👍

[@secretelitemusic]

Trail wisdom. Prevents near and post-death experiences. Free, while stocks last.

[@coyoteself]

Back in 1999 a large group of us spent a fun 4 early spring days on the White Rim. Where we broke one mountain biker, who we medevacked back to Albuq. NM. Then the following day, a couple of us picked up a retired USGS Suburban to drive down to Mineral Bottom to pickup some canoers and kayakers in our group to drive back to their Green River put-in, to pick-up their vehicles and return back down to pick up their canoes and kayaks. As we were finally loading up all our boats, it started snowing. Since we were expecting the storm, we sent all our 2 wheel drive vehicles without boats, to the top before it started snowing. Once all the boats were loaded up, there was maybe 2-3" of snow on the ground. Long story short, the first vehicle (a 4X4 with street tires) in our line of 4 made it around the first switchback and eventually slid into the bar ditch by the wall. The next vehicle was the fully chained up 4X4 Suburban pulling a trailer with 6 boats and 2 on the Suburban. At that first switchback, he broke 2 chains and was stuck their for the nigh. By this time, it was dark, still snowing and about 10 of us had to walk to the top, cram into the vehicles we sent up earlier and then camp in the rec room at the local KOA. Early the next morning while the ground was frozen and before the sun could hit the road where our vehicles were stranded, we went to a local auto parts store, grabbed some new tire chains for the Suburban and headed back. Fortunately the road was frozen and with some work, we got all our 4 of our vehicles out before the road became muddy slop again. FUNN TIMES!!

[@tomhendricksen1805]

I used to live in Pahrump, Nevada. About 50 miles West of Las Vegas by road. On the map you will fine Highway 52 from Pahrump going over the mountians to Las Vegas. The West side of the mountains can be handled my most 4-wheel drive pickups to reach the top. With a little clearance and care a 2-wheel drive will get you to the top. However, going down the East side requires a properly equipped offroad vehicle because the terrain is quite rough. I was filling the tank on my Jeep on day and the driver of a new Audi convertable asked me where Highway 52 was so he could return to LV. After reallizing what that highway was I told him it was not a road he wanted his Audi on, and that if he tried to go that way he would destroy his car, or at least damage it on the West side of the mountain. He was insistant he was going that way. I can only hope he did not.

[@aaronmcconnell7358]

I was at a fishing spot that's a few miles from a paved road (in west virginia) there are mudholes ,and logs to cross ,a few rocks 4wd is a must .so me and a buddy are fishing having a good time, and we start hearing a very angry 4cylinder engine. Then crunching noises ,and other costly sounds . through the brush comes a dodge k car ,tires so bald the steel cords showing was his only traction . this old man gets out probably late 60's ,with a Busch light in one hand and a joint in his mouth . he sat and fished and told stories. and when it started getting dark he wanted to drive home. we talked him into letting us drive him home, but he did get his car back to the main road.

[@kimberlyrivard6945]

Hi Lily. They could not do their work without you. God bless you all😊

[@anotherdave5107]

I love how you provide in between day videos and keep the length down. They are a tasty bite size snack of recovery between those big wens/fri/sun recovery meals that can leave me feeling bloated.

[@davebenson1504]

I really appreciate the 14-19 min videos too 😊

[@utahyork3338]

Yes! 10-15 minutes!! Some other KZbinrs have increased their videos to 25-30 minutes and they lose my attention. I usually fast forward through them.

[@boh348]

we carry a small room portable a/c unit in out open bronco and have a hose on it that blows on the back of our necks. The alt and inverter has no issue running the small unit. It is a life saver in west texas and new mexico.

[@ericmoon8043]

I mountain biked the white rim almost 20 years ago. I'm amazed at how many spots I remember. Stunning country, thanks for the re-visit!

[@richpeggyfranks490]

My granddaughter has a co-worker that has a new Gladiator with seemingly every bolt-on accessory available on Amazon. It has a snorkel (not connected, of course). It has fancy wheels, racks, cans, lights, bumpers, etc., etc. It reminds me of Jethro's truck on the Beverly Hillbilies. Haha.

[@paulhall170]

Astonishing scenery, you keep finding better and better places for people to break down!!

[@1944chevytruck]

OMG! STAY AWAY FROM EDGE!.... Good job everyone!.... GOOD ADVICE!

[@kenmurray4232]

GPS is a great tool but still doesn't beat a good old fashioned paper map. Nice recovery & as usual a great view of the scenery. Thanks for sharing.

[@HuntersNeverDie]

I have seen google make routes down impassable pipelines in my area what google thinks is a road isn't always thanks for letting us watch👍

[@jeffomalley6015]

U shoulda stopped that car and gave them your card to call u when they get stuck lol.

[@davidhedgman993]

So true and if you going onto roads you not sure about "don't travel alone" lol but this keeps us watching lol

[@grampyguy6389]

Your recovery videos are Top bar-none, keep up the excellent work

[@Rocwlkr]

I enjoy the video after you say thanks for watching its always so funny. Don't get me wrong I enjoy watching your videos very much. You are the best 4wheelin channel on KZbin

[@alcurtice]

Nice little jeep but wow! Whatever possessed him to disconnect his sway bar that way?! Sometimes money is better spent on education rather than bolt on equipment! I don't mind overlanding rigs, but do take the time to know the basics in wheeling. Love the team work wrenching at the end! 😂

[@christopherwedemeyer2993]

White Rim Trail is on the bucket list!

[@Enigma-Sapiens]

That advice about GPS should be COMMON SENSE!... sadly that is in very short supply these days. A while back, I saw a quote that said: "Common sense is so rare these days that it is now considered to be a superpower." That pretty much sums it up.

[@belindakt]

That has to be the most beautiful place on this planet- however - I can see how easily somebody could get in real trouble real fast. Thanks for taking us along...

[@rickdekreek1515]

“So I have this metric adjustable wrench”. Lol. I had to rewind and listen to that twice. Love the humor Rory. 😂

[@vinceimp9581]

Make sure to use the metric adjustable nut rounder on those newer jeeps for maximum nut rounding. Glad it wasn't the left had model that could have been difficult.

[@crhathaway]

Love the 'dad' jokes! :) ...metric adjustable wrench!!!

[@seanasbell9368]

I appreciate you guys.

[@mike-pl8sn]

About two minutes into the video that was the coolest smoothest cut to an older video. I got confused for a second when I saw the Chevy on the side of the trail.😂😂😂

[@dougpark1025]

Good advice on GPS. I've had Google give me bad directions more than once. But then old paper maps did that as well. There are lots of roads on paper maps that no longer exist. Same with Google. I once tried to get directions from my house to somewhere and it told me to take a private road that used to cross a railroad, which I knew that the crossing had been removed. I reported it to Google because I wanted to get good directions from my house. They corrected it. Moral... If any mapping system sends you down a sketchy road report it. Don't accept bad directions as the status quo...

[@garychelf9201]

Thanks for the gps tips, and it's great you take your precious little girl, Lillie, with you, she is such a cutie, good job dad

[@hopecottrill3916]

AMAZING SCENERY - It is like you are actually in the jeep riding along //

[@87sport]

great advise on the GPS. in the city it can get you in a traffic jam or minor lost, in the back country it can kill. Loved the video of the drive out, beautiful country side. props guys!

[@anthonylee2099]

The Rory, Lilly and Mike Show. What Beautiful Landscape you live in. The road is so narrow, that if you aren’t focusing on driving , a split second, you could lose your rig and life. Great tips Rory . Nice to see Lilly along for the ride. 🤙😎

[@jeffmosley4043]

This guy was lucky he wasn't going over a big hill. If your not sure how something should be done ask or try watching a video of it. Great job guy's as alway's. Thanks for the video stay safe.

[@jerryb1234]

Does anyone else think that Rory would be a good preacher? 😆

[@phatdaddy1955]

Breathtaking scenery! Uber skills! And no smashed digits!!!! Oh yeah, a repaired and recovered Jeep. All things considered, looks like a great day! Thank you and peace!

[@lockedin60]

You all are unique. Most "camera men" rarely gets involved in doing "off-trail" repairs. Mike is more than capable of doing it. Has everyone else started following your lead and doing trail repairs. I don't recall Matt or Paul doing that much until you came on the scene. Obvious you existed before Matt started showing you all.

[@lawrencekedgettjr2364]

You all out there do have some beautiful country sights out there , I will admit ,,

[@ridinwithwheelz188]

I’ve mentioned this before, but I hope everyone watches past where he says “thanks for watching.” Yeah, it is quite entertaining small clips. 🤣👍🏻💯🇺🇸 Rory, Sean and Mike you guys are awesome!!👍🏻💯