Matt's Off Road Recovery

This video starts out with a little footage of Ed learning how to fly the drone.

We were called out for a Razor 800 (Rzr 800) that had driven down to the river on a sand trail, and was unable to drive back out.

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We got a call for a Land rover, range rover that had become stuck in the sand near Sand Hollow State Park.

We meet fans of the channel lots of different ways. But this was the first time we met one that was stuck in the sand at Sand hollow state park.

We got called out for a Can-Am X3 side-by-side That had been involved in a crash with another side by side.

We got called out for a Honda accord that had become stuck on the side of the road at Sand Hollow. We were able to get the customer pulled back on solid ground fairly easily and send him on his way.

The first job was a Dodge sprinter van had gotten too close to the shore at Sand Hollow and had found a little mud. We were able to pull them back to solid ground fairly easily.

The first job was a Ram ProMaster van That almost made it to the Sand Cove Campground near Babylon arch before it became bogged down in the sand.

The first job was a Kia sport age pulling a small trailer that became stuck in the sand out at Sand Hollow State Park.

We got called out to recover a damaged trailer on the Toquerville falls road.

We got called out for a Ford super duty that had become stuck in Sand between Cane beds Arizona, and elephant gap Utah, near the coral pink sand dunes.

We got a call for a Hyundai Tucson that was stuck on the Toquerville falls road. It turns out the Rental was down a Jeep trail and had been badly damaged underneath from the trip down.

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We got called out for a Ford F250 Superduty that was stuck in the sand out at Sand Hollow State Park. When we got there, we found the truck buried to the axles at both ends.

I was hired to tow a scrap RV to it’s final resting place in Cane Beds, Arizona. Bad directions, soft sand, and tight spaces, turned a basic job into a real Shenanigan.

We got called to move a shed that was going to be re-purposed for a chicken coop.

While I’m trying to get my new computer up and running, I had to dig a little deep for some footage for this new video.

The combination of a heavy trailer and a light Nissan Titan truck made passage up Crybaby Hill impossible and made backing down very difficult.

First we head out to the Red Bull Rampage to recover a rental van that has become hung up in the bottom of a wash. The next rescue was a double header at Sand hollow state park.

We finally found what was knocking on the service van, and got that fixed. Then we headed out to Sand Hollow State Park to recover a Volkswagen beetle that had become bogged down in Sand.

The first job was a small extraction on a Honda Civic that had become trapped in some soft sand at a trailhead parking area. It took little effort to find them, and little effort to extract the car.

We got called out for a Subaru that had become stuck in some sand out near the Utah/Arizona border, near coral pink sand dunes State Park.

We got a call for a wrecked Polaris out at the sand dunes. We were surprised to find it standing strait up in the air.

I’ve been using the Patagonia tires on my jeep for over a week now, and I wanted to share my initial thoughts on this item.

I’m finally releasing the first video footage I ever shot for the channel. A tour bus that was here for the Zion half marathon got bogged down in a field they were using for parking.

One day, three extractions!! We got called out for a minivan that was stuck in the sand at Sand Hollow State Park. After we found them and got them back on solid ground, we headed for home.

First off, a little background about myself and my family, and then I answer Project Dan H who challenged me to show my worst fails. You can see his channel here.

We had two jobs come in on this day. The first was the Chevy Suburban at Sand Hollow that just needed a little help back to the pavement.

Turns out my iPhone is not robust enough to do all my filming, editing, and uploading to YouTube. I filled up all of it storage space with data, and then I filled up all my cloud space with data.