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[@DianeRocks]

Matt, to address your closing dialog: I don't know how it is you don't age 10 years for every 10 hours you spend working. It's phenomenal how energetic and upbeat you remain, with the thousand things you do on any given day. You're an inspiration, on TOP of being a pleasure to watch (along with the entire team).

[@DigitalJeremy]

well said

[@GrimReapingU]

Lol

[@kevinjohnson9543]

For the air filter, how about plumbing through the cowl and use an external cab mount filter canister like the old semis? That will give you a CAI and save space under the hood

[@yelapa999]

I like it. Cool looking, too.

[@avap2677]

Good one !

[@vexicon]

@@kevinjohnson9543 That would also help with keeping dust and debris out if it was high enough!

[@pat8988]

You're right! I've always been baffled by people who install the air filter intake so that it sucks hot under-hood air. And then they'll call it a "cold air" intake!

[@888johnmac]

yeah .. A Donaldson style one would look the business

[@ThatOneGuyDuhz]

Okay some tips for welding aluminum 1 make sure it’s as clean as you can get it 2 I would preheat the stuff a tiny bit before welding has aluminum loves to hold moisture 3 please wear respirators while welding or near welding aluminum as it has a high chromium content that can lead to chromium poisoning or cancer 4 aluminum quality fluctuates cause some aluminum to be terrible to weld because of the impurities in the metal correct me if I’m worng but been welding aluminum for about 8 years now and just what I found and learned

[@mannymayer9250]

Good advice! Also, the mig gun, has a voltage adjustment on the gun. It’s on the bottom of the handle. No need to go back to the mig welder for adjustment.

[@dancarter482]

Plus the dust is mega-toxic ~ even a trace on your skin can get ingested and cause permanent brain damage. Treat it like radioactive fallout!

[@RobertPirtle-q9g]

I was about to say the same thing. But I wanted to add in big letters. KEEP THE ALUMINUM REALLY CLEAN. We have one of them . I prefer a tig weld.

[@riverflyswatter]

What kind of respirator?

[@dzzope]

Just add to go slow and manage the heat like it's really thin steel. It moves the heat away really fast but that means the whole piece is warmer than you think and it goes from stable to blowing a hole really, really fast. If mig welding aluminium, keep your spool of filler wire clean. Seen some people trying to weld with manky wire and you can imagine the results😂

[@markhaszoe-life6337]

Cool video. Matt I ran an Automotive shop for many years. here are some suggestions of things to carry on every recovery vehicle in a go bag. Safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection headband flashlights, Radios. I noticed Kaulin got hit in the face by a rock from the winch line, neither of you had safety glasses. make a sling for the remote winch controller on the wrecker so you can have it over your shoulder instead of on the tire or whatever. Katelynn would be my choice to put in charge of this, she seems to be organized. at the same time, she could create a check list for each vehicle, so things don't get left out, like customer keys, & the go bags are stocked. you guys do good things you have a great team; I enjoy your videos.

[@jeffreygortz6146]

Kaitlyn ?????? Are you kidding me ? She should not even be in a fab shop , fast food is her Forte !!!!!

[@thesalopgardener]

​@@jeffreygortz6146 wow what a jerk comment. Is it because she'd show you up welding or handling a spanner, so you feel threatened some how. Run along little man, show momma your booboo.

[@thesalopgardener]

If Rhett did his job properly the Wrecker would be stocked properly. I agree Matt needs to set some of the team more 'senior' roles and Katlynn is a good girl with her head screwed on and a lot more experience than is portrayed on these videos. She'd make a great fleet manager. Some of your other suggestions on equipment are very very valid Kaulin was lucky to walk away with a bruised nose and dented pride in that video.

[@blackdogsonly6292]

@@jeffreygortz6146 You obviously are bot paying attention to the videos, or, more than likely, you cannot respect women.

[@blackdogsonly6292]

Not

[@Flip4Ford]

I didn't consider your "venting" at the end as true "venting" More of being informative. Love your channel.

[@stevencatone]

I love ya Matt. You have something really special here and your children fit perfectly into it unlike some other channel that shall remain unamed. The candor you shown in your little blog at the end really speaks a lot to your great character. It was a good talk.

[@Janer-52]

I have watched EVERY video you have made. To see how you have grown from a "Towing" company to what you have now is truly admirable. Hearing the list of what's "on your plate" right now - wow. Yet you continue to thrive and build, your family is strong, and the world loves you. Thanks for keeping up the videos.

[@kevm8965]

Put a lump of soft foam in that relay box cover to stop them falling out.

[@alexhathcock1380]

Just my opinion, they "Should Not" fall out! If they are falling out, then the connecting block needs replaced.

[@quantumss]

@@alexhathcock1380 Or, Put a lump of soft foam in that relay box cover to stop them falling out.

[@TheGrizz1717]

Thanks for some spud truck action. Now, just to get it to some sand and see what she can do.

[@GraemeGosse]

Nah, the soft foam idea is "good enough"​@@alexhathcock1380

[@timtonsley8823]

@@alexhathcock1380 Yep, falling out means loose. Loose means poor connection. Poor connection means heat,arcing and meltage.

[@DannyNeal-g8y]

Katelynn is such a sweetheart! She's kind, thoughtful, fearless, and always seems to be willing to lend a hand and learn new skills. She's always a ray of sunshine, no matter how tough things get. What a great attitude! I would love to have a daughter-in-law like her. Just saying.

[@robd3747]

Agreed, she really fits in well with the MORR team.

[@SierraLimaOscar]

Is that a round about way to let us know you have a single son 🤨?

[@stogashawn4724]

? is she dating a relative of matts? Wedding in 2025 for Katelyn? Kaulin, Rhett, Karter or Rudy?? Katelyn Wetzel? soon to be??

[@kennethbrown8723]

Amen!

[@ETGcasper]

⁠@@stogashawn4724well definitely not Rudy or Karter 😂😂 obviously.

[@ndragunov]

I don't know what it was about this episode in particular (there are many equally great examples of it), but it really spoke to me about just how amazing the entire MORR family is, blood related or not. All of you are just such incredible people! Kind, generous, and always willing to pitch in to get things done. It's amazing how well your folks have brought together such wonderful people under the MORR umbrella, past and present. Thank you so much for sharing this with the rest of us every week! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@jsjs6751]

Love the smile on Katelynn's face when she was done welding the radiator mount 😊 (30:20)

[@ericcox6764]

I just looked. You're right. That's a sincere smile! I'd like to not see her hair while she is working, though. Most of the time, she has it pulled back. A coworker of mine got her hair caught up in a hand drill. She was okay but lost a good chunk of her hair to it. I bet Katelynn wouldn't be smiling if her hair caught on fire! I love Team MORR and would hate to see anyone injured.

[@BringerOfDearth]

@@ericcox6764 Fair point, from the workplace/safety perspective(s). 👍

[@Gixie-R]

Matt, I know its all but impossible to relax but as a Avid watcher from afar (UK).... Your Channel is on point me ol'mucker. Getting a shop manager in with the same attitude to making magic happen will be tough but well worth it. Thank you all for all you do FOR US!

[@Mecknificent]

Don't burn yourself out Matt! Good on you for knowing when to call in the cavalry

[@pjhitchcock]

Matt, your “kids” are amazing and you’re teaching them super valuable skills that will survive another generation! Your seat of the pants engineering skills are top notch and they don’t teach that in school. Kudos to you, Matt! Keep up the good work!

[@scarfacetj2795]

Matt you should do a canister Semi style Air filter that mounts near your mirror. Tucked up high by the A pillar. Would give you more under hood space, and it would give your engine cold air

[@robertwalker9638]

The big challenge will be finding a location that does not block the drivers view.

[@scarfacetj2795]

@ he can route it to the passenger side. Won’t affect view at all. Just like on semi trucks.

[@lucifersHotrod.LHRC13]

This message is for Kaulin. Aluminum spool gun lesson. Always forward push your puddle, this gives good pen and no black carbon, no cleaning afterwards. Always clean your aluminum with acetone if the aluminum is new. Always use only argon. If you hook up your spool gun to the same MIG machine you should be able to trigger jump from steel to aluminum just by hitting the trigger. Dual bottle set up. Mig C25 and spool Argon. NEVER PULL AN ALUMINUM PUDDLE. ALWAYS PUSH. The drive rolls,,, only right enough to move the wire, never tighten to the point where the wire comes out curved, just so it comes out straight. 25 is way tooooo hot. Wire speed should be around 6 on your spool handle. That high pitch zipping sound is not correct . You want a quieter flow. Some what like tig and MiG sound mixed. Not silent like tig, not buzzy like MiG. Kinda a nice flat puddle sound and a flat layout. Let it cool down before you ever lay a multi pass. Good luck man.. aluminum can be fun once you get the hang of it.

[@HobbyDrop]

I really enjoyed the glimpse into the actual business life there at the end. That was super enjoyable. I’ve always been curious how those management and logistical things worked over there! :) thanks for the video

[@wYatt121509]

Katelyn (guessed on the spelling, sorry if I got it wrong) is quite the little momma hen taking care of Matt. She's a good person and a hard worker. This channel is a breath of fresh air in a world of increasingly bad and unsavory content. Matt and Jaimie (darn spelling of names again!) have built a great little family at M.O.R.R. Keep up the great work and God bless you all.

[@Kaye728]

@@FYMASMD she’s learning she’s a kid . Don’t u have a daughter or little sister or niece .rhats how they are

[@siucracos]

​@@FYMASMDI bet you're fun at parties

[@wYatt121509]

@@FYMASMD It is great to see such happy and kind people in the comments section. God bless you brother/sister.

[@geekazoid]

​@@FYMASMD

[@mhdsfsyukhtjyrghetuk]

Let me guess: it's common for people, to leave a room when you walk in? ​@FYMASMD 😂 you sound pitiful.

[@Chevyman02]

They might be just kids, but they have proven that they can handle some pretty tough recoveries! Katelyn, Kaulin, & Jake have done some knarly recoveries on their own! Thanks for the update on a couple of missed Wednesdays. I know what you were getting at, some in the comments were jumping to conclusions!

[@MikeWillis-sp6vj]

I like Kaitlyn always laughing and smiling just a happy go lucky girl and you treat her like a daughter more than an employee. God bless you all.

[@RockyAmherst]

"I'm so dizzy my head is spinning" and you make it look so easy, your right the team is growing and learning thanks to your expertise and years of knowledge, great videos TY for taking us along,, just say'n!

[@chrissimon9289]

I sure do enjoy watching you and the MORR crew. You have a great head on your shoulders. The way you teach and bring along the next generation by teaching them new skills, letting them get their hands wet and above all letting them fail from time to time and guiding them back to the right path. Invaluable lessons.

[@marklar7551]

It's great your family is involved with the business, but yes they are young and learning. Once they actually know how to do things better than you can do them (not just thinking they can) you will have truly succeeded Matt. 👽🗿👽

[@ttbmg]

I've been watching this channel for about 2 to 3 years now. I have no idea how it came into my feed but I have been hooked from the first one that I watched. There are many elements involved in the production of these videos. From the incredible cast of Real People to the on point camera work. It all gets tied together with the “class leading“ editing and production team. You also have all the work that is done in the shop and on the trail leading me to wonder, "how are they going to get themselves out of this one?" 😁 I think the words that describe this channel to me are Love, Respect and Duty. I appreciate this Channel and wish everyone a happy and prosperous 2025 and beyond!

[@pezpengy9308]

whomever made the editiing choices for this video... superb work. watchable, relatable, enjoyable... you hit every metric.

[@calvinh.8882]

Your crew of "kids" are learning and getting better every day. We ALL started at the bottom of things and learned along the way. Give those "kids" 5 to 10+ years like all the specialists in comments have had to get to where they are and those kids will be awesome!

[@robertwalker9638]

The kids are like sponges, they soak up new and different things and ways of doing jobs. In five years, they will be leaving the old guys stumbling along like cavemen.

[@claytonrjohnson]

I think one of the best things is when you assigned a person to each of the vehicles. I have noticed the completeness of required components on each recovery has been greatly improved. I expect that the shop manager will do the same for the fab and maintenance side of things for each of the vehicles too. (I have noticed the struggle with the equipment failures and non-working equipment). Keep up the good work. We appreciate it.

[@jfk64kennedy95]

I can sympathize with Matt, about not eating lunch. I was a Master Carpenter/builder and when I was building certain things, like cabinetry, usually working alone...I'd get on a roll and would just forget...next thing, I'd be, "hmmm, I'm hungry" look at clock and it would be 1:30...oops.. SUGGESTION to address over heating possibilities... Get another windshield washer reservoir and pump, a big one, then get 3,4 nozzles, put the nozzles in front of the radiator...when temp starts climbing, "spritz" the radiator, you could set up a timer, rheostat, even thermostatically control..automatic, when reach a high temp. for spikes, that would be a simple help.

[@tjshine7444]

Sorry, but the "spritzers" idea doesn't work in the West. The dust us so fine and sticks to water droplets so easy, the radiator would be a mud crusted blob after one trip. Ask me how I know...

[@powdernitz]

i don't know how a shop manager will ever work. matt's the man in charge. everything will always flow through him, unless you bring back someone like Tom who knows how to do everything and knows everybody, and can take some off Matt's plate... but matt's the man in charge, and it'll always come back to him and his input. It's his fleet, shops, and money.

[@Tom-BXR300]

Yep. I've worked at two family owned businesses with less than 20 people at each one. Even though they'd hire a manager, the owner would always override about 90% of the decisions the manager made. And then they'd be shocked and offended when the manager moved on to a good job.

[@derxer614]

As in every repair or fabrication shop, someone with team leading and mechanical experience

[@dwaynepatch6872]

They could use a parts manager that tracks and monitors builds

[@patrivard9229]

Yup Tom is your man.

[@JKwakulla]

It's difficult to find the right manager, but not impossible, if the owner is consistent, not completely arbitrary. A good manager will learn what the owner would do if they were there. That's why it is so much easier to recruit from within. I don't care how good a manager is, it takes months for an outsider to gain that understanding. And don't forget, in this case, a manager will need to consider Matt and Jamie's wishes. Matt and Jamie, remember that. Hire a good manager, then give them space. COMMUNICATE with them. Not about them. Give them time and space to learn your system. And they will make what you think of as mistakes. That's how everyone learns, if given the chance.

[@cjbotkin1]

Matt / MORR - 2 thoughts... love seeing Katelynn in the mix. I'm sure she is a great inspiration to others!!!! As are your boys/family. Second thought. Call the local Civil Air Patrol (CAP). They/we can do oversight flights in aircraft and provide pictures to the local EMS, Fire, Rescue and others... We've done this for a major PGA event... and then the authorities stitch together a large 8-10 foot print out of the site... They create a "Command Center" and label tents and rescue and other KEY locations... Then, they can communicate VERY FAST... and say things like "we have a possible heart attach at Tent 6"... and everyone KNOWS where this location is. Otherwise - it can be Kaos. CAP is free... an auxiliary of the USAF... and staffed by 65,000 volunteers across all the USA... Please USE IT. Just get them involved a few weeks out. I'll come and run all (emergency) communications if needed. Best regards. Have fun!

[@ottokiehl5413]

Not a bad idea to involve the CAP, but with "Google Earth" they should be able to do the same thing online.

[@billhorterjr1982]

Hope you get some managerial relief soon Matt, I was shop foreman years ago (30) for a dealership, wish I could come do it but I got a full plate and then some LOL, It is a good idea for you to do the "rant" because it lets us know a little bit of what is going on. Thanks for all you share, love seeing your boys get in on the fabs!

[@deadone99]

Kaitlin is the happiest person I've ever watched. keep up the good work.

[@Tom-BXR300]

Katelynn

[@HoldingPreciousMetals]

Thanks for the business update at the end Matt 🎉

[@dman8951]

I love the sound design on this video, the way the music gets quieter when people start talking is nice but having the music sound like it is in the next room is just cool!

[@billf7912]

I watch every video, no matter when it drops. I'm pretty familiar with what has to happen in the background to make a time sensitive organization operate. We don't see it but I at least know its there and am amazed at how you keep it moving.

[@terrya6486]

For an in shop video like this one.This was a better than normal for me. Informing us and what's Kind of. Going on is good.

[@rctjacksonville]

What's it going to take to push this channel over the 2 million mark? The content, video editing, the family atmosphere, the crew and most of all Matt are all spot on and make you "Tune in". I think if every fan of the channel would post these videos to Facebook, Instagram and other social media, we could get it there. I mean honestly, this channel deserves the spot light as much as any of the other 2 million plus sub channels. So, come on folks, let have an all out drive to the 2 million mark!

[@graywolf4696]

Oh now I can't wait to here what this new secret project is!!! Also can't wait to see the spud truck finished and actually doing recoveries, can't wait to see what it's capable of. Plus all the bugs that'll have to be worked out. Good luck on finding a great shop manager, we know you'll pick someone awesome for the job.

[@markreed2576]

You hit a home run hiring Katelyn. In fact your whole crew is exemplary. I agree you need a shop manager to keep supplies stocked, workloads scheduled, bookkeeping management, merchandising, dispatching rescues and coordination of staff and agencies for the upcoming games.

[@Horsewomann]

One of my favorite things about this channel is the mentorship Matt gives to the youngsters under his wing. Especially the young ladies. Teaching them mechanical skills that will serve them well and not relegating them to “women’s work.” First Lizzy, now Katelin. Love it!

[@robdidur11310]

Hey Matt... I really appreciate the personal update and plot foreshadowing...!! I love your family friendly content, brother... ✌️🇨🇦🙂

[@shades3388]

I might have said it before, but, the SpudTruck is likely gonna be my favorite! As AWESOME as I think the MORRvair is...as much as the Wrecker is my style...the SpudTruck...OH, THE SPUDTRUCK!!! 😀😃😄😁

[@Liliana-n4p]

I would propose using a little piece of foam to keep relays from dropping out on rocky terrain.

[@Onewheelordeal]

Not every day a bot has a good idea

[@Styphoryte]

​​@@OnewheelordealDude as soon as I saw that woman in the profile pic after you said bot I realized then it was a bot. 😂 I'm dying rn... Wow you're right though.

[@Styphoryte]

​​​@@OnewheelordealI bet it used to be a real comment but the bot copy and pasted it also. Just report em for spam and also say they're bot comment spamming, KZbin will ban them then.

[@Onewheelordeal]

​​@@StyphoryteI 100% agree with your sentiment but they will just make another account and continue so it's really YTs problem to fix with some lines of code, not ours.

[@Styphoryte]

@@Onewheelordeal Exactly right man, that's why I stopped wasting my time reporting them anymore. But maybe one day if they can somehow limit the way these channel accounts are created then they'd be fine but instead they don't. Makes no sense it's been like 4 years of these bots, you'd think they would've done something by now. 🤣

[@psaub]

Best part. Son teaching mom to weld. Y’all are an awesome family.

[@Ron-n2o]

Also, awesome mom being willing to give it a go

[@61rampy65]

@@Ron-n2o Awesome mom for actually doing ok on her first time!

[@TassyDeval]

If mum is right handed. Teach her to weld from left to right. Its easier to see your weld line if done that way. Right to left on a right handed person tends to hide your weld line.

[@jeraldlallen3555]

Great moment in the video and Kaulin suggesting it. Plus Jayme always willing to try.

[@freekbeatles6561]

@2:30 the 2 problem situation is something I teach my students early on as a bicycle mechanic. there is no reason for it being only 1 problem. That assumption may cosy you a lot of time😂. It seems Matt is up to speed on this. The relief/annoyed face is very relatable

[@sonorangaming449]

Personally, i think its awesome that you run a crew with younger kids and that you can keep up. Not a lot of people would do that in heavy duty industries. You are teaching them life skills and being a fantastic mentor.

[@mechanicvance2480]

Hey Matt, I learned a great motto when working on aircraft….”you gotta fix a lot of a-problems to fix the-problem.”

[@drewgoody2957]

I love watching you guys ... and a relay falling out is kinda funny .... gotta love when it's easy

[@DaleLumbra]

In several videos, you’ll have 1 or more people riding on the back of the wrecker or bombi I’d like to suggest a few strategically located receivers on such vehicles that would allow you to pop in some simple seats as/where needed (like a bass boat)

[@JT_70]

I think about the carnage when one of the rear riders on the wrecker falls under the huge tires.

[@zyamadeadborn1785]

@@JT_70 Matt Straps for makeshift seatbelts. =)

[@mastrbuilder]

Matt your videos are better than anything on the discovery channel. Keep up the good work with your great family and crew! Thanks for sharing (venting) and don’t burn yourself out. And you got me excited about your big new thing.

[@davidphillips4385]

Lady and Ed! Good to see both!

[@JC-kt4pk]

Excellent, I love seeing the work in the shop. Then seeing it on the trails. The kids you have working are pretty impressive. They all have a bright future in whatever trade they settle with.

[@johnhart125]

A darn good yr, cool projects and the fact that most of your crew are kids says a lot for you. Happy New yr and I'll be watching for whatever is next

[@ron486]

You're crew is great. Everyone. Where's Tom Tom when ya need em.

[@joedog135]

I love watching Matt and Kaitlyn work together the why he treats her like she is his daughter it’s awesome

[@nobrakebrett]

I didn’t know that she wasn’t his daughter? I’ve been watching the channel for awhile but I haven’t figured out all the relations yet 😅

[@davidflorcruz2908]

@@nobrakebrett, Katelynn is the daughter of a friend of Matt’s. (Kevin?)

[@nobrakebrett]

@ okay! Thanks for letting me know!

[@Crunchwins10]

Watching every video no matter how slow or fast, or what projects are going on. This and FabRats finally got me inspired to finish my truck project of 13 years now I promised myself I’d finish before I lost my father to cancer. But we’re pushing forward and managing life as best as we know how. Every video gets me outside to take another step.

[@axialmillipede]

Hey Matt! Some of the 67-72 60 series trucks had a drivers side hood air induction system that would work really well with what you’re trying to do. A lot of the heavy duty trucks had them from the 60’s. It would be super cool to use that assembly

[@LimestoneCoastCustoms]

I know the feeling Matt. When I ran my own workshop, as we grew, there became so many different aspects to try & manage. It's honestly a great problem to have but as you know, it takes finding the right people to surround yourself with to make it a success. I wish you well there, cause I found it hard to find the right people who wanted to stick around or at least some who actually cared for what they did! I can honestly see the boys fitting in well in the fab work.

[@charlieburton9967]

Morning from Suffolk UK.

[@Karl-c2t]

Good morning from Dallas Oregon!🌞

[@jeremywolfe5483]

Good afternoon to you sir.

[@Adrian-Pryke]

Afternoon from another Suffolk uk person 👍

[@madsskov_dk]

I really liked the quiet “stuff on your mind” session at the end of the video. Thanks for sharing. And it sounds like you have invited Paul Cox to The Games. I hope to see you two have fun together again.

[@Foreveroutthere]

I watch this channel specifically for Matt. He is the glue that can hold all the chaos together. And he is funny as all get out whistling Christmas tunes

[@keneldred9030]

Excellent content with excellent people! I really appreciate no foul language, and the true positive attitudes and personalities as well! Congratulations to you all and may God Bless you all always! Take care and keep up the great work team!

[@salty__kansan]

Every video is better when Ed is around!!!

[@jonandhannahmoses3830]

Missing Tom Tom. He would be a great shop manager. I know he has his channel and all, but you guys are a great duo.

[@BullseyeBob77]

I can’t wait to see the SpudTruck rip across the dunes on a recovery!! When it’s finished I know it’s gonna be a beast. Y’all are awesome MORR crew!! 😎

[@lvfiber]

Matt, you should and probably are extremely proud of your boys! I enjoy watching you teach the boys to be good men! Of everything you present in your videos… watching your boys become a product of your mentoring is impressive and inspiring. I am jealous to an extent that you have given your family the opportunity to learn your trade . I am a mechanic at heart and also try to show my boys how to wrench, …. Just wish I had the time and space platform you have. GOOD FOR YOU. I’d like to see you show how proud you are of them… watching you videos over the years, I am proud of them

[@jalapenohotcakes]

18:58 Kaitlyn is soo jazzed about 6x6 mode activation 🤩

[@JKwakulla]

Matt, I'm glad you got the air horn. I was one that suggested it, I don't think the only one. You will have lots of fun with it. Hopefully you will never find out how valuable an air horn is in a life or death situation.

[@yogitravis8821]

Keep em coming Matt, your doing a great job moulding the crew and the shop

[@kikurass322]

See if you can call Tom Tom back into the business, he'll make a great shop manager + he's hands on.

[@marvincarter870]

Good video and thanks for sharing the hard work that goes into running this business and crew. Can't wait to see the Spud truck doing its thing on the dunes and sand!

[@florinvoicu5719]

Thanks for the metric conversion! 😊 I don't miss any video, and while I'm grateful for the weather in Celsius conversion on the screen, nobody bothers with any other number 😅

[@Video81501]

Tom-Tom would be a good shop manager!

[@mediocreman2]

Put a drop of hot glue on those relays to hold them in place or maybe a piece of foam to push them against the housing.

[@illudedCeption]

@6:03 clean with pure acetone after using the wirebrush, also be sure not use any degreasers not meant for weld prep or anything chlorionated like brake clean what unless stated might be chlorinated (that might generate chlorine gas when welding) also a dedicated wire brush just for aluminium is good

[@davidhorting1613]

Stainless wire brush 👍

[@garrettwilson5638]

Years ago when the first Johnny lightning Winder towing banana was produced you said you had a nice Johnny lightning collection. I’ve been waiting very patiently to see this collection. I’d love to see your collection. Thanks Matt

[@zack2097]

Props to jake coming in clutch with the tire science, seeing Matt trying to brute force that thing was funny

[@RobertJl9516]

Matt you're cool and collected when so much is going on under your jurisdiction. You are a good role model.

[@arlene170]

❤❤❤ Matt I think your doing amazing with your team and all the work your doing.

[@dalepawlowski2317]

I personally think your kids are great fabricators. Kahlin and Rett are both good thinkers. I do think you may be hard to work for. Not because you are a bad guy but you have a picture in your mind and you like things the way you like them. Trust me, I have the same problem. They just want to please you. Loosen the rope. Let them do some things wrong, kinda like you have for years. You can always cut it back off and redo it. That's how we learn. There are three videos that I look forward to and don't miss, yours, Fab Rats and Robby Layton. You are all quality people with good hearts.

[@thedukeofspeed]

SOMETHING REALLY BIG ???? I can hardly wait....... Love the show.

[@jimmungai1938]

Matt, you have a lot to be proud of you have a great family and Kaitlyn is a real good addition to your family anyhow, your boys are doing a very good job. I really appreciate their energetic demeanor and you are extremely good at what you do. This is six in a row.Jim from Kennerdell pa

[@stevencatone]

I see where Kaulin got his habit of checking fuses last.😂😂😂😂

[@writewritewrite]

Matt, its always great to watch your channel and over just a few years you have exploded in shops and projects. Now you could try not grabbing every new thing that comes to mind and slow down a little. The world is not ending in a year.

[@BrianHurry]

2:30 yeah someone tried to fix it, by checking the fuses, when you weren't looking. They didn't replace the fuses properly.

[@CrimeVid]

Buggeration factor !

[@SverigeiSverige]

Relays

[@BrianHurry]

@SverigeiSverige thanks

[@Steelegotcha]

Loving this build. And again, someone(Mr Matt) needs to buy Kaitlyn some boots

[@jajablonsky]

Tom Tom would be an excellent shop manager. He knows the operations of your business and would still give him an opportunity to work on Dig Dug, etc.

[@tarbogas66]

For a voice problem due to colds or other, you can use turmeric and ginger ! Very effective and soothing. Love your videos ! Thanks Matt, greetings from Switzerland, and happy holydays to you your family and all your crew

[@lloydreeves715]

Keep up with the good work love watching your videos on KZbin God bless an happy new year when it comes

[@davidascher1801]

Happy New Year to your wonderful crew Matt, it's great to see your leadership in mentoring all these fine young ones!😊

[@andrewtegarden6314]

Good morning! That 6x6 gets up and goes while sounding good! 👍🏼

[@larrydavidson3402]

I think you do one heck of a job Matt. You've got a lot of irons in the fire all the time but you always get things done and quite successfully I may add. Keep doing what your doing.

[@bigains]

9:25 Jefe nearly lost a family jewel!

[@SverigeiSverige]

😄

[@st0rmrider]

Or two

[@jeremygibbins5086]

Don't sweat the electric fan, it's the best decision I've made for my truck, and my buddy put a couple on his 73 Omega. Both run cooler, and you get less drag on the engine, increasing hp, mpg, and your waterpumps life span. Nice work on the big blue👍

[@MattsOffRoadRecovery]

If it will survive the heat in the sand dunes I haven’t had a rig that would handle it yet

[@thecapturban]

Growin pains Matt.. they are a pain, but a good one. And the boys really have been stepping up latwly

[@jeraldlallen3555]

Tom Tom for shop manager. He can include his own stuff and two channels operate out of the same shop. In free time Tom goes on his own.

[@kpdvw]

multiple problems are called compound problems, good rear steer fix Matt !

[@kevinhibbard320]

Watching kaulin and matt work together. He lets him figure stuff out, it reminds me of him and rudy nd rudy is a hell of a fabricator. so this is cool to see

[@Bondodon1849]

It would be really nice to see Paul Cox at the wrecker games. I hope he comes!

[@will.green.]

cant blame him. theres a lot of liability when youre building a jalopy and having an amateur drive it up a mountain through a crowd of people

[@arnegerhardsen3755]

Yes, of course you have some importent points Matt. After what you told your company is growing so fast that you are in a breaking point in terms of your organization, where the most importent is to find the areas where your own presence are most important. And as known, if you have to hire more people you probebly want someone who can raise some areas in the organization. It's often wise to pick an high skilled chairman of the board, one you really can trust outside your own family, with the right experience to know where to stand on the brakes or put the pedal to the metal. As known the most difficult often is when a smaller organization is growing very fast, but either you will keep the CEO in your family or hire someone, in importent questions it could be a bit easier for you and the CEO if it's possible to take a phone call to an experienced chairman you can trust outside the company and the family, someone you can have an open discussion with in cases that really matters. Best wishes from an Norwegian friend.