The Rescue Effort at Milt's Mile

We received a call about a Jeep that was stuck near the top of Milt's Mile, with possible damage from a blown tire. Our team, including Jamie, decided to head up there and assess the situation. The vehicle had been at an extreme angle for over an hour, causing oil to pour out of the engine and smoke to emanate from the exhaust.

As we arrived at the scene, Jamie was looking at pictures sent by the Jeep's owner to help us visualize the situation. It was a gloomy day with overcast skies and a temperature of around 55 degrees. The team discussed the possibility of having a spare tire for the damaged wheel and decided that they would focus on getting the vehicle out of its current position.

The next step was to identify the landmark mentioned by the Jeep's owner, which we were unable to clearly see from our location. We asked Jamie to pull up a picture to help us locate it. Once we had identified the landmark, we began our approach to Milt's Mile, excited for the challenge ahead.

Jamie explained that the vehicle had been at an extreme angle for over an hour and when they started the engine, oil was pouring out of it. They mentioned that they remembered watching one of their videos where they fixed a similar issue with a 3.6-liter V6 engine. The problem seemed to be related to crankcase ventilation, but Jamie wasn't sure about the specifics.

To address this issue, Jamie put on a catch can, which helped to contain the oil spill and prevent further damage. They also mentioned that this was not the first time they had pulled someone out of an extreme situation like this one. In fact, they had done it many times before, but they were always excited about helping others.

Jamie took the opportunity to share a bit about their personal experiences and interests. They mentioned having friends in Australia and New Zealand, where they would often watch movies like "Hunt for Red October" (which Jamie called "an awesome vid"). They also talked about their rugby team, which was nicknamed the Wellington Hurricanes. It's clear that Jamie has a strong sense of community and camaraderie with their teammates.

As we continued to work on freeing the Jeep from its predicament, Jamie shared some final thoughts about the importance of being prepared for emergencies like this one. They expressed gratitude for their rescue dog, who had helped them navigate the situation, and mentioned that they would be following up on the incident in an upcoming YouTube video.

After a few hours of hard work, we were finally able to pull the Jeep out of its stuck position. It was a satisfying feeling knowing that we had successfully resolved the issue and restored the vehicle to its original condition. The team was relieved and proud of their efforts, and they couldn't wait to share this story with their audience on YouTube.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso we got a call for a jeep that is up near the top of milt's mile that i think it's stuck and it's got some damage maybe just a blown tire we're gonna head up there and see if we can get them out and get them on their way we got jamie with us she's looking oh looking at pictures they sent us some pictures to be able to get them out pretty good pretty easy it's been overcast all day about 55 degrees and what's going on with it do you have a spare tire for the tire that's below yes yes okay so we just got to get it out of there get the spare tire put on it and you're on your way we're heading your way okay oh my complete total and utter disregard yes for rules okay let's see the landmark you're talking about pull the picture up isn't that that same rock right there right there on the skyline can't tell let's get over on milt's mile it'll be more fun um my picture oh i was a navigator spotting i should tell you what happened are the keys in it yeah like uh feeding the swiss alps you have the dog that comes out and helps you out yeah we sent the rescue dog slow pull yeah no i got it um hey okay oh has changed the tire is the tire flight we thought it was no that's not we're still good yeah you're just good okay we're calling our buddy kevin from light bright nation so so this uh 3.6 liter v6 this jeep was at a pretty extreme angle like for an hour or so and when we started it it's just pouring oil out you know smoke out the exhaust and i remember watching one of your videos where you did the fix on it back when you had the the v6 in it there's a is there a p like a crankcase ventilation fix for that or kit or refresh my memory well what we did after to fix it was we put on a catch can so yeah okay take care bye is this the first time that has happened for anyone in this particular spot uh yeah i haven't pulled anybody out of this spot but we pulled about a lot to other ones yeah i said those oh youtube we'll see this on youtube oh yeah they'll have to let us know all right smile you've never met anyone from new zealand no we have friends in australia have you i've been taught not to mix you two up yeah that's exactly right so you've got this guy called crocodile dundee oh yeah well then you've got this other guy called uncle heck uncle hicks that's our kiwi version make sure you guys watch hunt for the wilder people oh you see that i know it's an awesome vid it's awesome so that's new zealand that's kiwi styles that's how we roll it's it's like a it's like a cult classic really small one here but it's funny this is how we do it in america may the force be with him here okay hey that was my camera you led me here i wasn't watching that'll win oh yeah that's recoverable so these colors are black and yellow these are my wellington hurricanes colors black and yellow hey tell us how you say that hurricane we say hurricane not hurricane hurricane really i would have expected to be hurricane like the british and that's my rugby team my provincial like your nfl we call it rapey super rugby my team are the black and yellow wellington hurricane if you want to follow us out this way you can just go down the dunes and be at sand hollow yeah let's do that yeah that's the fastest way out whoa we'll stay what next so it was neat to see somebody using the jeep for what it was made for and they uh we were able to get them pulled out pretty easily they followed us back out and that's that we're cloudy and almost rained on you but it held off and you've done a good job look like so thanks for watchingso we got a call for a jeep that is up near the top of milt's mile that i think it's stuck and it's got some damage maybe just a blown tire we're gonna head up there and see if we can get them out and get them on their way we got jamie with us she's looking oh looking at pictures they sent us some pictures to be able to get them out pretty good pretty easy it's been overcast all day about 55 degrees and what's going on with it do you have a spare tire for the tire that's below yes yes okay so we just got to get it out of there get the spare tire put on it and you're on your way we're heading your way okay oh my complete total and utter disregard yes for rules okay let's see the landmark you're talking about pull the picture up isn't that that same rock right there right there on the skyline can't tell let's get over on milt's mile it'll be more fun um my picture oh i was a navigator spotting i should tell you what happened are the keys in it yeah like uh feeding the swiss alps you have the dog that comes out and helps you out yeah we sent the rescue dog slow pull yeah no i got it um hey okay oh has changed the tire is the tire flight we thought it was no that's not we're still good yeah you're just good okay we're calling our buddy kevin from light bright nation so so this uh 3.6 liter v6 this jeep was at a pretty extreme angle like for an hour or so and when we started it it's just pouring oil out you know smoke out the exhaust and i remember watching one of your videos where you did the fix on it back when you had the the v6 in it there's a is there a p like a crankcase ventilation fix for that or kit or refresh my memory well what we did after to fix it was we put on a catch can so yeah okay take care bye is this the first time that has happened for anyone in this particular spot uh yeah i haven't pulled anybody out of this spot but we pulled about a lot to other ones yeah i said those oh youtube we'll see this on youtube oh yeah they'll have to let us know all right smile you've never met anyone from new zealand no we have friends in australia have you i've been taught not to mix you two up yeah that's exactly right so you've got this guy called crocodile dundee oh yeah well then you've got this other guy called uncle heck uncle hicks that's our kiwi version make sure you guys watch hunt for the wilder people oh you see that i know it's an awesome vid it's awesome so that's new zealand that's kiwi styles that's how we roll it's it's like a it's like a cult classic really small one here but it's funny this is how we do it in america may the force be with him here okay hey that was my camera you led me here i wasn't watching that'll win oh yeah that's recoverable so these colors are black and yellow these are my wellington hurricanes colors black and yellow hey tell us how you say that hurricane we say hurricane not hurricane hurricane really i would have expected to be hurricane like the british and that's my rugby team my provincial like your nfl we call it rapey super rugby my team are the black and yellow wellington hurricane if you want to follow us out this way you can just go down the dunes and be at sand hollow yeah let's do that yeah that's the fastest way out whoa we'll stay what next so it was neat to see somebody using the jeep for what it was made for and they uh we were able to get them pulled out pretty easily they followed us back out and that's that we're cloudy and almost rained on you but it held off and you've done a good job look like so thanks for watching\n"