Write directions in cursive and the young'uns would be stumped!

@@haroldphipps3457 they would be stumped because they can't GPS it.

The young kids would know that Google Maps has an Offline Maps feature that caches the map data on your phone so that you can keep on navigating without needing a cell connection.

A long scoop, reaching out past the front of the hood for that cool ram air effect.

Sure would make it breath better for sure

I don't pretend to know so much about US motors, but it strikes me that there is no shortage of airflow around that new wrecker power unit, especially from below and the sides, plus that impressive acreage of chromed grille. At least at the speeds this wrecker is going to be working at, how much extra cooling air is such a scoop going to supply?. A big ornamental hood scoop would look cool, though I'm not sure of how much a motivating factor that is with this new wrecker build. Nothing could or is going to compare with TrailMater for glacial cool.

@@gordonmurray3153 a cowl hood extends back over the cowl at low speed as hot air rises it can escape easily, rory operates in moab which is mostly desert with some forested areas, hot air rises no matter where in the world you are, at higher speeds highway for instance the base of the windshield is a high pressure area and forces cool outside air in over the air cleaner, I know as rory has said he doesn't do on road towing, so for the low speed aspect it would be both cool looking and functional to operation especially with extended idling and crawling at low speeds on the trail

@@jeeper426 I watch a lot of rock crawling and wheeling videos by Rory's friends from around Utah's desert trails. I live in Scotland, where it is very lush and green, because here it's usually much less hot, and it rains cold rain quite often. We keep our engine compartment pretty well enclosed, to prevent rain and road spray from interfering with the electrics. One thing that often occurs to me is how many rock crawlers I see on KZfaq videos, that don't have bodywork eg around the engine bay to speak of, like TrailMater, but do have a hood, engine bonnet, over their engine bay. Maybe you keep engines cooler, by just keeping the desert sun's rays off of them? 😉

I enjoyed the scenery in this one, but I love the wild off road recoveries. I started out watching Matt, but now I am here, Fab Rats, Mischief Maker, Recovery Team, Merlin's, Robby Layton, Bikes and Beards, and a few more tied in there. These videos have convinced me that I need to visit Utah, and probably in the Autumn. I moved out of California, partly to get away from the heat.

@dalegereaux .. I can do every thing that Rory can do... but it would take a month of Sundays. It is a pleasure to watch him problem solve so quickly. We had a shop at our disposal when we were young, never told no. we got very good at welding and cutting and fabricating. When I was a young man I was told that I could find a cleaner job. I did. Filthy is not bad though. i wish I had stuck with it. Electricians don't have as much fun.

Sounded like a steam locomotive on the uphill sections!

agree but he likely would need a front camera to get back the vision he lost out the windshield.

If anyone were to ever run into the back of that w all the metal, i feel sorry for the other vehicles carnage.

@@coachgeo I approve of cameras front and rear on all vehicles lol I run them on all my builds night and day difference

@@Stratos53100 I was thinking the same thing when I saw them building it..reminded me of military or swat spec vehicles… all 1/4 inch plate….that would be a bad day for someone not paying attention forgetting the overall size and weight of the truck mean while the guys would look at each other and go “did you feel something? …Wait I think someone hit us”

agreed on each rig has its purpose

and vortec the dirt, water on the engine,hes 100% off road

yea you not a Chevy guy

He still has the old one. This one is just for different situations.

Don’t panic, it is “as well as, not instead of” Trail Mater! 🤣

I think that "it just does it", means that he bled the vapor out of the fuel line. His tank was relocated to the bed. It should gravity feed from there.

@@hellandbackhoe you would still use the fuel pump, I'm quite certain they don't have it gravity feed.

Lots of heat under the hood. Probably just needs to insulate the fuel line better.

@Barbe Online Oh She NEEDS a Hula Girl on the dash.! :D:D:D Rory?

@@johnme7049 one that has a ukulele in her arms, right?

@@barbeonline351 Oh Yeah.