Major Testing & KOH For World's Largest Off Road Wrecker

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I want to thank Lizzy for being awesome!!! My 8 year old daughter really looks up to her. She wants to be an engineer and fabricator when she grows up, and it’s AWESOME to have role models like Lizzy!!

At 7:34 💯 NOT STAGED 😅. Thank you Matt and Tom for towing back the AWDROLA. My cousin and I appreciate your help out there. You guys are awesom

It will take a while to get the kinks out like it did on the MORRvair but you'll get it. I loved Rudy's answer to breaking the ORR: "Yeah, but you did get in a recovery". Always positive. I love it.

I don't know what's scarier, the fact that the wrecker could drive through an RV without getting damaged or that the RV provides little to no resistance to a vehicle driving through it.

Great to se Matt and Rudy working side by side again in a recovery.

As they say I see an opportunity for improvement….. a rear camera set up with a screen in the cab, not just for use in reverse as it’s going to be useful to see what’s going on all the time during recovery’s.

I loved the roadrunner in the background behind Matt while he was telling us all about Rocky the Roadrunner!

This has got to be one of the most spectacular vehicles I have ever seen. Crazy to think a guy built this without even taking any "masurements"

Jaime has got to be one of the sweetest people. She’s game for whatever. She’s not afraid to try new things. Always smiling always supportive. What an awesome member of your team and life. In fact, everyone on your teams seems incredible to work with and be around. Great video as always. Thank you 😊

The amount of Welding Lizzy put into that thing deserves insane props. Too bad she's stuck back at the shop while the boys are having fun with it.

What I find admirable is the fact that you guys started by putting a chassis together, then somehow placed the cab, the engine, etc. then all the gadgets and now you have a truly wonderful vehicle that can go practically anywhere. The breakdowns are to be expected and serve to iron out those issues that pop up in any prototype that is as radically "invented from scratch" as the WLORW....

That wrecker is such a flex and seeing it work its way through a trail is like art. All those people there are great people too, helpful.

The beast broken & calmed, but will rise again & lead out in the wrecker games. I was at the crowded Salt Lake Off Road Expo yesterday, with vendors & vehicles parked like (packed) sardines. We ran into Jamie, Lizzy, Tom & Matt at the MORR tent, and all were kind & respectful. In particular they were gracious to families with handicapped youth, young adults, that had come to meet Jamie & Matt (& Lizzy & Tom). The kindness & care they showed to "these families" (was genuine world class) outstanding.

I can’t get over just how far this channel has come, it’s pretty amazing. When I got recommended this channel you only had the banana for recoveries and the videos looked like you were using a cell phone . And now look at you guys. Incredible

I absolutely LOVE this build! To spite the difficult field wrenching situation, y’all pulled it off!! Idc that it broke, like it did, any build has it’s short comings in the testing phase. I’m in the midst of putting a truck together with an 8.1L and seeing how Matt’s truck seemed to effortlessly snap those output shafts, i find his experience to be my gain as i know what to expect ant perhaps put some beefier shafts in my build to avoid the same problem. THANK YOU Matt for this content! Great vids buddy!!

I’ll just keep saying this! I loooove the long videos. They’re awesome. Nothing is boring to us. We love all the content

Tom has really turned out to be an asset (not trying to overlook Lizzy and other crew members) to Matt's off-road recovery Enterprise. Such a gentle guy, good work guys.

The world needs more Lizzys. I am so encouraged by her work ethic. She is an amazing woman who gets the job done. Good luck for the upcoming wrecker challenge. May the best team win!

I love how Jamie's being all Safety Sally in there with her harness on and hanging on to it and Matt's in the driver's seat like, "What? I've got the steering wheel... I'm good".