Anyone else just click as soon as i see who the video is from

"If you look you're gonna find somethin wrong, it's easier if you just dont look" 😂 that phrase describes my life so well

I love how much you care about the park and nature. Nobody (outside the KZfaq comments section) would have an issue with you turning around there to do the recovery, or squeezing past on others but you go out of your way to stay on the track and set the best possible example for everyone in the process. Top tier human being right there.

Don't underrate yourselves! You aren't a sideshow, you ARE the show! That's why we are here watching you! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

I love how you remind people it’s a park & to stay on the established roads

Gotta love the flex at an off-road show doing a trail fix in mid show.

Beat some of the fans were happy to see you actually doing a "trail repair" at the show.

“We shall solve all the problems by hitting it harder”. 😂😂😂 You gents are my kind of people! Y’all rock!

Watching Trail Mater is the best way to start my morning ☕️

mine almost backed on on me on my LC. Luckily I saw a trail Mator video telling me to check my Toyota axles, and when I did, I could spin them with my fingers and they were a few threads from falling out. Thanks guys!

Shawn is one heck of an asset. All the best going hell and back guy's No pressure 😅

Doing that repair was THE MOST natural thing y'all could of done at a show representing the Brand. People's Champ Veteran Approved...\ooo/

More spectacular scenery and a rugged trail that only the most capable vehicles and drivers can easily handle without breaking something. Oh the joys of a Trailmater video!

Rory sets the best example of tread lightly. Awesome job again.

That trail repair on the road was shocking. ... Yeah sorry, I couldn't resist this pun... 😁😜

The fans not only see trail Mater and the buggy but the get to watch you fabricating and fixing.

Thanks for a great rescue video. Dang! the kind of terrain and elevations you guys have to drive are beautiful and scary at the same time. It is kind-of like "that is a beautiful rock formation, oh I could die here if not careful". Carry On Sirs.

Yep- extremely safe- Everytime I saw the hi lift jack come out, we would go ahead & call the emergency room to expect us. But- they're a must have in the off road world lol. Thanks for the video, & thanks for taking us along!😊

Excellent repair and office space. Needles District is a beautiful area. Elephant Hill, Confluence Overlook, and Beef Basin are a must see.

Best recovery channel on KZfaq, keeping it real means a lot.

Poor guys can't go anywhere without doing a trail repair.... 😂

Big blocks will provide amazing TORQUE, if there is any movement by the crankshaft at all. They are amazing. Your ability to get them to provide work at low RPM is outstanding. There is a thing that used to be popular called regular maintenance, but it seems to be forgotten in our "disposable" world.

The hanging out the door camera shots are seriously my favorite--

Hello trail mater💚❣️ You are my choice for prettiest Ugliest in show💥🏆

Elephant Hill! Wow! A blast from my past. When I was a kid my dad was building some bridges down there so we spent a lot of time there and it became my dads playground. I was so afraid to look where we were going on Elephant Hill that I laid on the floor of our ‘72 blazer. (I spent a lot of time there) Now I look at it as a beautiful adventure! Thank for bringing us along for the ride in your beautiful playground! 😊

First off, thank you for not having music in your videos, as I'd much rather hear the sounds. . Having been an import car and light truck mechanic for 30+ years, watching the field repairs is interesting indeed.

With both your rigs entered in the flexing contest, everyone else was fighting for third place!

Definitely check knuckle studs. I have a ‘94 just like this one, I rebuilt the knuckles and one of the studs sheared off as I was putting it back together. Stress, and fatigue after 325,000 miles. Got all new studs just in case. Keep up the good work Rory and crew.

Shaun cracks me up , once he starts laughing. He’s like a naughty child haha .m

Side show repair, thumbs up. Farmington watch out the A-Team is in the house.

I would love to see Bobby Layton do a complete body and paint job on Trail Mater. Give it some lovin’ that it deserves, working that hard for soo long. It would also extend the life of it to be totally checked out and refreshed. You got to shake things up now and then. 😊

Hammer 🔨 time the ultimate fix it tool 🔧

Great information about not turning around just anywhere i have never been out there but wouldn't have thought about that would have just turned around thanks

For someone who lives in Ohio boy you guys live and work in a beautiful part of the country! ❤

Nice way to start a Saturday. Turn on KZfaq in the am and find a Trailmater video.👍

What you can do with your rigs never ceases to amaze me. Awesome scenery as well. Keep up the great content.

So Rory, where is the strangest place you ever had to do a repair? Rory: At a car show.

You should get bonus points for working on your show car while entered in a show. I shows functionality.

I lost half a right index finger in a Handyman incident; I was wincing watching Rory under that booger... but the trail fix in downtown Farmington is classic Irish....cool!

It was nice to meet y'all fellas in person,

6:31 that’s also why they started making the wonderful 6 shooter knuckles with 6 bolts instead of 4. Those axles are great if you fix the 3 weak points, I am building one right now.

We learned about checking bolts from Shawn yesterday, and also, he taught us allways to fill up with gas before you go wheeling. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks, Shawn, 👍 RoutineMaintenance is wonderful and cuts out cock-ups! 😂😂

EH... one of the coolest trails in Moab. Not the hardest, but definitely one of the coolest! So scenic!!!

It was awesome to meet you guys in person. Super down to earth good people👍

Hey guys THANKS for following the park rules regarding trail driving …they are your parks and mine!👍👍

What elegant color coordination, the Hammer and the Buggy are a perfect match....! Extra points for trailside repair demonstration during the show!

Winner of best in show fix guys ,Respect from Lonewolf Canada 🇨🇦 A'HO

That trail is freaking beautiful, ridiculous

glue stick, onion joint, and fire extinguisher - Rory and crew are rewriting the english language, and i'm here for it

Rory you and guys make my 😂😂😂😂😂 and I love it.

The show within the show! Maters never disappont!

There are times when finding that perfect flat rock, to flatten a piece your working on is just great.

Class act and proponent of the system…🤘❤️🤘…turn around in the right spot and take care of our lads. Well done sir

Started to really enjoy the gag reel at the end of the episodes

new Motor seems to be just what the Doctor ordered, Mater appears to be running Smooth & Cool like its Driver

Love me some Elephant Hill

I have a new found appreciation for TM, Rory & his crew. We were in Moab Sept 14, on our way to Needles, E Hill & Devils Kitchen. We stopped in S Moab at the Shell station, filled up with gas, & noticed TM was parked just to the W of us & Mike had just finished pumping gas, (I chatted for 15 seconds) & Rory walked back to the vehicle just as we pulled out. Hours later we were atop E Hill, ready to descend (about a 1.5 hour trip from the parking area to Devils Kitchen). Before we descended I walked some 50 yards, peered and spotted a truck, spinning at the last crux move unable to get up, and then a minute later noted a vehicle half way up the hill (Tacoma) and at the bottom of the hill a (Chevy Crew Cab). The three were from Virginia in stock vehicles and stock AT tires. Two said they had wheeled in Virginia for 14 years. When I walked down to the crux move, the Chevy driver in the group walked over to me and said - 'We know what we are doing, Don't try and tell us what to do" (I heard that 5 times) and when X (Chevy driver) left I asked the driver in the lead if he wanted a pull or winch - he said yes. We drove down and nose first, pulled him up (5 seconds) with his straps and soft/hard shackles. He then went to the top & walked back down. The no. 2 driver in the Tacoma finally made it to the crux and after listening, I told him to 'gun it' before his rear tires started spinning. He shot like a rocket and flew up & landed with a big bounce on the top deck. He told us the night before they had spent 4.5 hours getting 3 vehicles through SOB hill/corner, slept in the road when it got dark, and then spent 3.5 hours getting to the base of EH. It took three of them 2 hours to get up EH & we waited the full time. (No. 3 finally made it, with aid.) When we finally went down, two NavTec vehicles & drivers were waiting to go up. I told them my name was impatient. That day I thought TM was going to have to pull out three trucks that were scraping under body badly. Had they different and competent vehicles they likely would have made it with no problems. Years ago EH was rated a 6 & last spring in EJ Safari outline, it was listed as a 4 (in difficulty). I've seen TM, Rory & his crew in many situations, when I saw this piece on EH though & the NavTech repair, I wanted to tell the story - TM repairing vehicles & dealing with the social side of the public at times, the later which is never really shown on this site. Regardless, I'm certain they are profoundly appreciated; I've spoken to NavTech drivers who sing their praises.

“We shall solve all the problems. By hitting it harder”. 😂

Those 80 series Land Crusers are fantastic on the trails with good coil suspension flex and a really nice ride. They weren't designed for rock crawling, but they're tough enough that they do a decent job in the rocks. They really excel in the desert and cross country in remote areas with terrible overlanding trail conditions. They regularly go over 300k miles before needing an engine rebuild. They're super tough rigs, but everything eventually has a wear or breaking point.

Ready for the 24 hr challenge

The last video you said the buggy was ready to go and you get there and do a parking lot repair. Ha. Classic gettin it done! Good stuff guys. Thank you. We love it.

Thank you. Very good fix on the trail . Fantastic countryside. Very good entertainment and video

Flex'n and showing off REAL fun after work. More work ! ha!👍🤘💪✌💛👌😁🏁

most realistic cars and coffee. always something to tighten or replace!

Jeeeeesus Rory...under that hi lift jack wriggling around..was glad to see ya outta there n safe.

Rory, Mike and Sean, thank you guys for the awesome content week after week! Love your videos and how you guys have so much fun together. You guys make a awesome team, keep up the great work!

"We shall solve all problems by hitting it harder should be a t shirt saying!"

14:12 stopping the grinder on Trailmater.. love it😂

Red loctite and overtightening has been the cure for those steering bolts at the shop i work at. 👊🏼

Very hairy scary road, but those rock formations are incredible! What views!

I have great admiration for the work you guys do out on the trail. And the fun you have doing it. Keep 'em coming and stay safe.

Rory always teaching us something during his videos.. Thats a great idea/way to get up those switchbacks.. Never woulda thought to back up a section so then you dont have to try and make a super tight turn at the switchback..

I kinda love seeing the Navtec Land Cruisers broken down like that. When I took my stock 1997 F-250 extended cab long bed 7.3L PowerStroke into the Maze District of Canyonlands, one of the Navtec guides laughed at me as we passed each other near the Doll House. But my Ford made it out under its own power!

“Let’s get out and look at it so we can judge it more harshly.” should be on a shirt.

Well I'm glad you found that shock before you had to. Nice recovery there too. Thanks for the video. I hope you do well at werock.

I like it. A trail repair at a show.

You’re the goat rory you make things look so easy

rory welding at the car show 😂awsome 👨‍🏭👌

That shot of Trailmator backed up on the flex ramp looked as though he was pissing on the "fire extinguisher "

I thoroughly enjoy all of your videos! Rory, Shawn and Mike are all three very personable and knowledgeable men. I have learned much from just watching your videos. You're a great team! Keep up the great work. You are appreciated!

WoW!! The wide angle lens amplifies the sketchy factor.. Thanks for the video..

It's almost like Shaun has done that before. You guys make it look too easy. Good stuff.

I like that at the end of the video you leave time to hit the like button. Some channels end quick, and just go to a still screen of other videos that you can click on. Keep up the good work.

Good stuff here Rory. I learn something in every single video.

Thanks from England + always nice to have bolts that are going into a blind hole to have the heads drilled (pre-drilled AN) for lock wiring, and to lock wire them.

Rory, Shawn and Mike. You all are AWESOME!!!! Don't change a thing. Your all real and truthful. Love it. Sorry Shawn if I spelled your name wrong. Keep up the great videos and great trail recovering.

The Trail Mater team to the rescue. Rory and Shawn getting it repaired and Shawn driving it out!

Trail repair at the car show. 👍

Lol haha 😆 I sure love your humor sure love your office views boy's. 👍

You should teach Fabrats the way of the big blocks low RPM :D

Always enjoy the vids..scenery..and the joking... i know the guy who will drive this out, well trained on the trails, knows his way around..and wont hit any rocks... was waiting for sean to reply.. where would i find a rock in moab.. lol. Always make it look so easy and effortless..

The Side Show from Moab ! 👍🏻

HEY! Good morning Rory , Mike and Shawn! Hell yeah!!

You’re videos are amazing bud. I’m right with you on this recovery. Please don’t change a thing. I don’t get to go out and wheel and go out there. This is great stuff.

We missed you guys in Farmington. We had several boxes of peaches for ya fellas along with jams and salsas

Good job and a great show, Rory. Greeting from Frankfurt

You probably would have done better on the RTI ramp with the broken mount. I once won an RTI contest because I had a broken upper control arm mount. Didn't know about it til later.

Looks like TM is getting along nicely with the new motor. Well done. 👍🏻💪🏻

Those drag links and such are really hard on those meat hammers

I love watching you guys, it’s a absolute blast watching good friends have fun doing something together they enjoy!