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[bigtsperspective]

“ I’m thinking of trying it again “. Best customer response for a recovery company. 🤣😎💪❤️

[AFloridaSon]

I love that Matt encouraged the guy to try the hill again.

[michaelgomez]

Matt: If you are in "the seat" YOU must give the weather. Rhett is busy driving. 😁

[stephenlea]

I remember being amazed watching Monster Trucks with rear steer for the first time in the 80s. Really cool feature.

[ttpch]

That would be an opportune time to change the oil and grease the front of the suburban.
I knew a logger that rolled his skidder once. First thing he did was start greasing the parts he had trouble reaching when it was up on it's wheels.

[allanstipe]

That suburban owner is awesome! I’m going to try the hill again lol.

[Alconium]

Didn't think the rear steer would end up being cooler than I initially thought but seeing how it works (and how versatile it can be) makes it even cooler than just "the wrecker can rear steer." Very cool, thanks for showing it off!

[sk-wxcf]

Fun recoveries!
Matt: "pick up your trash people." Yes -- thank you Matt!

[AngeofDrkness]

As a software developer, I really like how you implemented the rear steering. The fact it auto centers (so you don't have to guess where to go back to), but also you can disable it (and grip is a good design for controlling it)

[marvincarter]

Matt's recovery to the rescue of a Suburban and a SXS. Nice to see Jaymie she loves driving the big wrecker! beautiful scenery and deer! Rhett is getting his teeth cut on the big wrecker. Good job team!

[rickrichardson]

Glad to see man try and conquer the hill the second time. Its always good to see Jamie out with you on recoverys.

[jamesbigham]

You guys are good at what you do. I love how this is a family channel with different people driving the wrecker

[Deadcntr]

Matt has come a long way since the days when he didn't think he needed a winch.

[Josh-GT]

So cool Rhett is driving the wrecker!! Matt, I love your style of teaching the next generation ✌

[FatManWhoGrills]

I doubted that the rear steer would be terribly useful, but you and your crew have done some amazing work that it did indeed facilitate.

[Bruno]

"Tank to a knife fight !!! " Sorry Matt I will have to steal that one 😂😂

[bjdukes]

The heavy wrecker is awesome, as we all know. But, !! Now it’s time to build the off-road rotator!! 💪🤠

[ekummel]

my sister had a Honda Prelude back in the 90s that had 4 wheel steer. The rear wheels didn't steer that much, but it did make a difference. At low speed, the rear wheels turned in the opposite direction as the front for easier maneuvering and parking. At high speed, the rear wheels turned in the direction of the front, so you could crab walk from lane to lane! Fun little car!

[larrydavidson]

Now I know how the rear steer works, thanks for the demonstration Matt.

[robertheinkel]

The Ukes (tow tractors ) we used to move large aircraft, had coordinated, crab or front wheel steering. Each function had its time and place during a tow.