70,000lb Battery Destroys YouTuber's Trailer!

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  • Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
  • 70,000lb Battery Destroys RUclipsr's Trailer! It's not often, if ever, we get a job where the customer has a larger RUclips following than I do! He's not as active, but still his subscriber count is quite impressive. His channel is here if you're curious: / @ikikardesh
    Back the job, this was called in the night before as you see in the beginning of the video. CHP made the call to not allow us to do the job at night, and instead told us to come back the following morning. The reasoning makes sense: traffic was too fast at night and it would be easier to work in the rush hour morning traffic. Alex responded in Big Flipper, our 75ton rotator and Dave assisted in his 40ton rotator.
    These lithium batteries are NO JOKE! We do these soo much for various accounts, and the weight is incredibly deceptive. They use these to power casinos, hospitals, events, all kinds of uses. Luckily they look just like a standard container and have the same lift points, which we are experts in. The length of this was short which means the weight was super concentrated. Alex made the call to back up to Dave's truck, since he knew he would be lifting off the corner and he is much stronger off the back corner compared to the front corner.
    You'll see in the video how this super heavy battery absolutely destroyed the poor trailer. Welds broke, bolts were sheared, it's pretty much done for. In hindsight, this should have been transported on a lowbed or 3 axle trailer to better handle the concentrated weight. All in all a fun job with a super cool customer that had a great attitude despite having to spend the night in his truck on the freeway.
    What did you guys think of the job? And if you REALLY want to support your favorite tow channel, become a member here: / @pepestowingservice
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Комментарии • 465

  • @Khalid_Bin_Waleed
    @Khalid_Bin_Waleed 21 день назад +70

    Note to self, drive the furthest lane away from anything broken down the road.

    • @technocody9296
      @technocody9296 20 дней назад +10

      Preferred parked on exit ramp or after the exit ramp then parked on entrance ramp before entering highway.
      Never park on shoulder by the highway even if flat tire. Insurance will replace new tire, new rim and fender because you doing it for your own safety to away from highway's shoulder.

    • @gmailisaretard
      @gmailisaretard 2 дня назад

      @@technocody9296 Never assume your insurance has your back in anything. And if you're smart and drive slowly you can make it off the road without trashing your vehicle.

    • @justthecomments
      @justthecomments 15 часов назад

      @Khalid_Bin_Waleed Even though you don't have a Class A CDL, you should have enough commonsense to know that the truck driver did the correct thing by stopping where he did. 🤡

  • @stephenc.3605
    @stephenc.3605 24 дня назад +246

    There was absolutely nothing wrong with that trailer! The driver was 100% at fault for improperly loading it. All the weight was on the tongue and none of it on the axles. I’m pretty sure that trailer isn’t even rated for 70,000 + pounds in the first place.

    • @KevinPerry-wi5dw
      @KevinPerry-wi5dw 24 дня назад +19

      How do you know he was the one that loaded it?

    • @matthewshashy4079
      @matthewshashy4079 24 дня назад +163

      @@KevinPerry-wi5dw He doesn't have to be the one who loads it. He has to be the one who approves of the way it's loaded. It's his rig and his trailer. He is ultimately responsible.

    • @michaelgoble8200
      @michaelgoble8200 24 дня назад +3

      Nothing wrong with the trailer? Obviously you must have been the person with the flashlight looking for damage.

    • @alphabravo424
      @alphabravo424 24 дня назад

      ​In another comment the guys running Pepe's towing YT said that is was improperly loaded. Also tridem step decks are rated for 42,500 lbs it was overloaded by 64.71%. So failure was imminent.​@@michaelgoble8200

    • @hvy1ton
      @hvy1ton 24 дня назад +46

      That container came off a 2 axles step deck and went on to a 16 tire lowboy. There *was* nothing wrong with that trailer until it was hilariously overloaded.

  • @donaldwlodarczyk5636
    @donaldwlodarczyk5636 24 дня назад +115

    Absolutely no reason why 70000 lb should been on that trl. Over loaded clearly

    • @PepesTowingService
      @PepesTowingService  24 дня назад +48

      Agreed

    • @ssonny7078
      @ssonny7078 24 дня назад +14

      First thing I thought when I read the title. Was jus waiting to see if there was a third axle or not

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 24 дня назад +5

      it was 62,000 according to the nameplate .

    • @ikikardesh
      @ikikardesh 22 дня назад +1

      give me better loads

    • @tetedur377
      @tetedur377 21 день назад +7

      @@ronblack7870 I'm going with the higher number stenciled on the back of the container. But what do I know; I've only ever hauled fuel and produce.

  • @AppalachianPatriot
    @AppalachianPatriot 24 дня назад +109

    Complete operator error on that one.

    • @ChrisL-oz4lp
      @ChrisL-oz4lp 20 дней назад +6

      It's not an error, it's criminal.

    • @jennifersprague8585
      @jennifersprague8585 18 дней назад +6

      no its loader error shoudlve been in the middle of the trailer for how heavy it is

    • @AppalachianPatriot
      @AppalachianPatriot 18 дней назад +15

      @@jennifersprague8585 Operator of truck makes final decision if it’s a safe load or not. If the loader puts it in the wrong spot you tell them to move it. If they won’t move it reject the load. It is completely up to the operator of the truck whether or not to destroy their trailer by leaving with an unsafe load. This is how people die.

    • @AppalachianPatriot
      @AppalachianPatriot 18 дней назад +3

      @@ChrisL-oz4lp Error resulting in a load that could kill someone.

    • @ChrisL-oz4lp
      @ChrisL-oz4lp 18 дней назад +2

      @@AppalachianPatriot It was purposeful. Criminal.

  • @tomscrossthreadgarage4183
    @tomscrossthreadgarage4183 24 дня назад +25

    In my opinion, it really is the wrong trailer for the job. The trailer is probably rated for 80,000 but the problem with a centralized load like that is that proper placement means placing at the maximum stress point of the trailer, which is direct center. Moving the load back far enough to put 40,000 on the trailer axles may have worked but makes the truck want to jack-knife with very little weight on its rears. A triaxle trailer, or a shorter trailer would have been the ticket. In my opinion of course.

  • @xrpspeedboat226
    @xrpspeedboat226 24 дня назад +25

    Always good when Dave shows up because you two work well together😊

  • @ow8551
    @ow8551 24 дня назад +41

    Definitely operator error, I have an Extreme trailer 48 ft all aluminum also 2022 like this gentleman. 12:47 And Transport coils you need to know how to distribute weight and also trailer has to be ordered to be reinforced for that kind of weight. Pepes you’re the best.

    • @hogi99
      @hogi99 22 дня назад +2

      What's the max you would load in the position this guy did?

    • @ikikardesh
      @ikikardesh 22 дня назад +2

      what is ur trailer max weight buddy ?

    • @ronaldwoofer5024
      @ronaldwoofer5024 20 дней назад

      oh so you moved the crane to put the load on the trailer?
      fuk off, the loading station puts the load on the trailer. the driver drives the truck
      thats all its ever been, and nothing you say changes that

  • @danpayan9468
    @danpayan9468 24 дня назад +28

    Those frame bolts are like bullets into windshields

    • @1STGeneral
      @1STGeneral 21 день назад +3

      Or people alongside the road

  • @vaughnbluejr5960
    @vaughnbluejr5960 22 дня назад +17

    While you were turning around on the freeway I thought of the old song, "Give me 40 acres and I'll turn this rig around." 🤣 Another job well done!

  • @dennisconnolly1
    @dennisconnolly1 24 дня назад +79

    Crazy that they made you come back in the morning so the DUI's wouldn't take you out, I get it though "safety first" ..!

    • @tetedur377
      @tetedur377 21 день назад +23

      Yeah, it used to be really bad on the highways and byways of California. They had a campaign that lasted for years and years - probably decades - because Caltrans workers especially were getting hit by drunk drivers so often. Not just them, but police, fire & rescue, broke down drivers. I can't imagine it's gotten any better over the last 20 years since I left that broke down state.

    • @TheOpticTomahawk
      @TheOpticTomahawk 14 дней назад +4

      @@tetedur377 damn thats crazy that there's absolutely no drunk drivers anywhere other than california right??

    • @jaxrammus9165
      @jaxrammus9165 12 дней назад +2

      cant expect them to do their jobs man

    • @DanMasters
      @DanMasters 10 дней назад +1

      Yeah so instead of the dui drivers they get to deal with all of the pissed off commuters stuck in traffic in the morning. Great logic CHP!!!

    • @jman6109
      @jman6109 2 дня назад +1

      Much safe in rush hour traffic🤔🤔🤔

  • @edwinschlee8374
    @edwinschlee8374 24 дня назад +22

    Nothing like bolt parts all over the highway to cause more problems. Trailer load was to far forward for that much weight. Good job from two of Pepes wreckers!

  • @rodmagee7895
    @rodmagee7895 24 дня назад +15

    The cop seemed to know what he was looking at.

  • @mitchellbennis9236
    @mitchellbennis9236 24 дня назад +11

    The drone video was perfect.

  • @duaneayers6117
    @duaneayers6117 4 дня назад +3

    I would feel a lot more safer being a ice road trucker than having vehicles just feet away from me speeding 75mph+. Crazy

  • @BCHonea
    @BCHonea 2 дня назад +1

    Lol, they don’t even load it over the wheels. “Let’s put all the load on the span and hitch” - great idea Al

  • @artmont9043
    @artmont9043 24 дня назад +8

    Always good to see Dave and the red machine on the channel. Yall handle that situation verry well, what a lift.

  • @stephenmeeks684
    @stephenmeeks684 21 день назад +3

    I have been watching your presentations this year an have also been watching som of the other heavy recovery sites, and your polite and thoughtful presentation style has been more enjoyable than most of the others. You have tried many different points of view with your cameras and you try to be calm and composed as you work out each problem. Keep it up, Thank you.

  • @ColinMcEvoy
    @ColinMcEvoy 15 дней назад +2

    33:01 how on earth was dude not ready to pull the truck forward? He just seemed completely oblivious to the fact they were lifting it off so the truck could be moved forward.. These are the type of truckers from other countries that scare the shit out of me on the road. Complete disregard for the fact they have 100k lbs of weight rolling down the road that turns cars and trucks into pop cans.

  • @saluki417
    @saluki417 24 дня назад +14

    Almost like you need to read the distributed load capacity charts for those things... Our tridem is good for 80,000 in theory. Read the book it came with, it's actually rated for 50,000 @ 10 feet in length for that exact reason. Full weight is with even perfect distribution of weight only

  • @panamint
    @panamint 24 дня назад +21

    That is one expensive whoops.

  • @lunchbox997
    @lunchbox997 24 дня назад +8

    That's crazy that weight just sheered those bolts off, been subbed for a while and I'm glad you guys are doing well & still able to have fun with your job despite all the crazy stuff that happens.

  • @laura_774
    @laura_774 24 дня назад +44

    Josh, correct me if I’m wrong, but that kind of weight should’ve either been on a tridem trailer and moved further back for weight distribution instead of being loaded that far forward on a tandem

    • @PepesTowingService
      @PepesTowingService  24 дня назад +35

      Absolutely. You can get away with weight as long as it's properly loaded. That was not the case here 😂

    • @laura_774
      @laura_774 24 дня назад +2

      @@PepesTowingService i’m not sure how the spread axle trailers work as for weight wise and in general as I’ve only been around tandem and tridem trailers would that have made a difference.

    • @johngacsi7000
      @johngacsi7000 20 дней назад

      100. 10 % !!! .

    • @charlieodom9107
      @charlieodom9107 20 дней назад +1

      60k on triples, so still would have been overweight!

    • @hell_pike9150
      @hell_pike9150 9 дней назад

      If he moved it too far back he will be over weight on the trailer tires. Problem is this kind of trailer isn't enough

  • @oldodger
    @oldodger 24 дня назад +10

    That aluminium trailer was having a BAD DAY. PEPE's saved the day in THE END.

    • @ikikardesh
      @ikikardesh 22 дня назад

      💯

    • @fastst1
      @fastst1 20 дней назад

      @@ikikardesh Run that trailer down to a welding shop, have you fixed up in a couple days!

  • @JohnWillcox-me8zi
    @JohnWillcox-me8zi 24 дня назад +3

    You guys are amazing watching you guys blip. These heavy things with just tow trucks, I lived in Southern California for many years and I maybe have to come back so I think that's amazing what you guys do for LA county, and all of them and emergency people. John will 😊😊😊😊

  • @Roger_Rabbit_Adventures
    @Roger_Rabbit_Adventures 21 день назад +3

    That was an EXPENSIVE lesson

  • @paidinfullmotorsports4681
    @paidinfullmotorsports4681 24 дня назад +30

    Seen them aluminum trailer’s break just like that a couple times way overloaded , bed capacity is just a suggestion to most people.

    • @PepesTowingService
      @PepesTowingService  24 дня назад +13

      How often have you seen them break this way? Personally, I've seen it a total of like 4 times. It's always due to being overloaded in my experience.

    • @paidinfullmotorsports4681
      @paidinfullmotorsports4681 24 дня назад +6

      Seen two the last one pulled up to the fuel island next to me and didn’t even notice till I pointed it out to him both were brand new less than 3 months old . They also use them lithium batteries at transfer station to store power from wind and solar, my brother in laws company has been doing the electric work to wire them in at various locations

    • @bigc8300
      @bigc8300 24 дня назад +2

      @@PepesTowingService Very true way over!

    • @jerrykinnin7941
      @jerrykinnin7941 24 дня назад +5

      What's the gross weight rating of the broke trailer?
      If I had an All Aluminum Drop deck I'd get the 10 ft spread Tri-axle. Easier to load than a "California" sliding spread.
      If it's got a single coil package spec trailer. Where's the load mark at?
      And I'd also have a full set of container pins on it. 2,20s 1 20 loaded and a 40

    • @Military-Museum-LP
      @Military-Museum-LP 24 дня назад +3

      Josh (Alex) how did the truck get that far with out being stopped at a scale?? California scales are notorious for being strict!

  • @2509498788
    @2509498788 24 дня назад +6

    The aerial view is awesome. Very good job..

  • @cjnavyblue
    @cjnavyblue 24 дня назад +5

    You guys are so smooth.

  • @WilliamVincik
    @WilliamVincik 24 дня назад +8

    closing 2 lanesin the dark with that heavy traffic, what 2 miles of rear end collisions?!

  • @desertrat8322
    @desertrat8322 22 дня назад +3

    Awesome video !!
    That trailer was Definitely overloaded

  • @rshutterbug47
    @rshutterbug47 24 дня назад +5

    Great Job On Your Part, But Why Would MST NOT HAVE ALL The Gear & Chains They Need To Do The JOB, NOT COOL🙄

  • @deernutOO
    @deernutOO 24 дня назад +5

    Agree, poor load distribution on that trailer.

  • @externalaffairs247
    @externalaffairs247 24 дня назад +44

    That dude is a steering wheel holder. Doesn't know what he's hauling? They have dummied downed professional drivers.

    • @rileypup5959
      @rileypup5959 24 дня назад +14

      Steering wheel holder wearing flip flops. See at 16:43.

    • @dannyc1657
      @dannyc1657 23 дня назад +11

      @@rileypup5959real truckers don’t wear flip flops! What a Bonehead😂😂ed

    • @ronaldwoofer5024
      @ronaldwoofer5024 20 дней назад

      he drives in to pick up the load
      they crane the load on his truck
      he drives off
      whos at fault here? the driver doesn't load the load buddy.

    • @JoshuaPlays99
      @JoshuaPlays99 20 дней назад +8

      @@ronaldwoofer5024 He doesn't load it, he has to approve of how it is loaded though. Hes ultimately responsible for making sure the load is secured properly.

    • @DMSparky
      @DMSparky 19 дней назад +5

      @@ronaldwoofer5024I’m not a professional driver and even I know it’s a drivers responsibility to ensure that the equipment is appropriate for the job and the centre of mass is properly positioned over the various axles. The people who helped load the equipment don’t get the fine at the weigh scales. It’s the trucking companies responsibility to safely legally transport the load from point A to B, usually how they do it isn’t a concern for the client.

  • @JDAbelRN
    @JDAbelRN 24 дня назад +2

    Pepe, you and your crew are the best! Incredible job on busy and dangerous freeway. God be with you in all your travels and jobs.

  • @user-fg3ll3rq8g
    @user-fg3ll3rq8g 13 дней назад +2

    Alex is one of the nicest, easy going, friendly and professional guys on RUclips.
    100% class and represent Pepe,s towing very well.!😊

  • @steveminton8329
    @steveminton8329 24 дня назад +7

    Alex and Dave got this

  • @MW-gs8wz
    @MW-gs8wz 24 дня назад +1

    Really enjoy watching you guys work,

  • @jeffo881
    @jeffo881 24 дня назад +6

    Curious if the cops ticketed the driver for overloading that trailer????????

  • @Military-Museum-LP
    @Military-Museum-LP 24 дня назад +2

    Good to see Dave. The guy is an endless with experience. ❤️

  • @MouseyEdits
    @MouseyEdits 24 дня назад +7

    2 axle aluminum bed is crazy for a 70k payload. And the weight aint even on the axles

    • @alphabravo424
      @alphabravo424 24 дня назад

      True. Miracle it did not snap like a twig

  • @ecp3031
    @ecp3031 24 дня назад +4

    Why didn’t heavy haul driver have the proper securement gear with him? I’m sure he was told what he would be hauling.

  • @H-eq7un
    @H-eq7un 24 дня назад +5

    Should have been loaded at least 6 ft farther back and even then that trailer is not rated to 70k

  • @ridindirtyface
    @ridindirtyface 24 дня назад +8

    "Setting a new standard for long life and low maintenance, Extreme’s Step Deck (XS Series) trailers are the lightest and strongest on the market."

    • @johngacsi7000
      @johngacsi7000 20 дней назад +2

      ( ONLY. , IF. LOADED. RIGHT. -- AND. NOT. , EXTREAMLY. OVERLOADED. ) !!! .

    • @ItalianStallion1415
      @ItalianStallion1415 17 дней назад +1

      The driver abused the trailer by overloading it. The trailer GVWR was exceeded by more than 20k pounds. Greedy decision to make extra money = destroyed trailer.

  • @rickr799
    @rickr799 4 дня назад +1

    Come back during rush hour!
    Also, of course, the "trucker" was wearing flip-flops. 😂

  • @RadioFlyer427
    @RadioFlyer427 24 дня назад +10

    I hope the CHP fine those dudes and take their California licence away.

  • @TheKurtsPlaceChannel
    @TheKurtsPlaceChannel 18 дней назад

    I never knew how heavy those batteries were. Container looks small to be so darn heavy. Very cool video and operation too. Thanks for posting this..

  • @Sparky056
    @Sparky056 24 дня назад

    A real job for a change, this beats wenching a man lift out of the mud, or winching one out of a building. You guys rock it every time, dam I just remembered moving rocks at the beach. Very professional, all of you guys at Pepe’s

  • @walkingwithdogs8547
    @walkingwithdogs8547 24 дня назад +10

    Even though this load was placed wrong, these kind of batteries are creating all kinds of problems. Being transported on the Highway without an Escort is reckless, they can be so volatile if involved in a accident. Your not gonna put it out with water if catches alight, plus the poison fumes.

    • @ronaldwoofer5024
      @ronaldwoofer5024 20 дней назад +2

      so then stop voting for it
      vote for more coal plants not solar.

  • @user-fz4fm4rv6t
    @user-fz4fm4rv6t 24 дня назад +7

    Buen trabajo, pareja, sois buenos de verdad, saludos, un buen video,gran trabajo como siempre.❤💪👍🖐️👏🇪🇦

  • @dennisyoung7169
    @dennisyoung7169 24 дня назад +3

    Another great job and the driver backing under done a great job as erll he's a great driver and knows we hat he's doing great job everyone

  • @fireboyny1037
    @fireboyny1037 24 дня назад +7

    Nobody comment about how dumb people not move over for you guys safety

  • @dodge33445
    @dodge33445 20 дней назад +2

    Sweet rotator !

  • @brian7327
    @brian7327 24 дня назад +4

    Proper load placement could have been a different outcome can you only imagine what he as axleing out on the steers and drives😂😂 those aluminum trailers are built tough

  • @neilsharp585
    @neilsharp585 24 дня назад +2

    So according to LA CHP, more traffic in daylight is better than less traffic at night. They must love that congestion down there.

  • @joha7484
    @joha7484 24 дня назад +3

    lithium is a high security risk to transport esp of that weight of 64K, did they have the permit to transport it?

  • @mitchellbennis9236
    @mitchellbennis9236 24 дня назад +3

    Beautiful landing Alex.

  • @howiej4084
    @howiej4084 22 дня назад +2

    The poor little trailer that couldn't...

  • @DonPerry-nx4sr
    @DonPerry-nx4sr 24 дня назад +2

    HHmmm...now where on the trailer can I load this??? Absolutely not where it was placed....elementary mistake🤔🤔Alex and Dave working in tandem, what a treat😁😁

  • @KirkHermary
    @KirkHermary 8 дней назад +1

    The manufacturer states their stepdecks(depending on model) can handle 50,000lbs to 60,000lbs in a 4'ft area. This guy did something very wrong to destroy the trailer. Load positioning is my first guess. Perhaps he was driving like a maniac and going extremely fast over speedbumps and potholes. Anyone with a brain would ensure the trailer is loaded properly and drive carefully when transporting a load that is more than 70,000lbs.

  • @blueboats
    @blueboats 24 дня назад +7

    Me to the TV: “don’t they need those cribbing timbers to stay with the container?”
    CHP guy: “don’t you need the wood for the next trailer?”
    The beans, get the beans !
    What?

  • @wmose3694
    @wmose3694 7 часов назад

    between the toothpaste and the fact he was so hot to get out of there with the trailer as soon as the container was off makes me think he did not want to blow into anything

  • @maptopia3358
    @maptopia3358 18 дней назад

    That whole operation is so impressive to watch!

  • @Dramaadzn
    @Dramaadzn 24 дня назад +4

    hope he has some RUclips money cause that looked like an expensive mistake!

  • @ow8551
    @ow8551 24 дня назад +2

    That’s the right trailer. Fantastic job Pepes.

  • @StevesVideoExperience
    @StevesVideoExperience 24 дня назад +7

    What I don't understand is why did those cops at night make you wait until morning. Isn't there less traffic at night.

    • @obfuscatethecode5696
      @obfuscatethecode5696 24 дня назад +10

      cops said people drive too fast and more chances of OUI accidents at night

    • @Kevin12484
      @Kevin12484 19 дней назад

      More visibility during the day.

  • @jaredmance8665
    @jaredmance8665 15 дней назад +2

    Flip-flops. Telling.

  • @Mercmad
    @Mercmad 24 дня назад +6

    South Australia got rid of it's coal fired PowerStation's and went full windmill and solar. One still ,over cast day and the State ran out of power. Mr Musk 's solution was to supply a bank of those batteries... so much for environmental concerns. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

    • @ronblack7870
      @ronblack7870 24 дня назад

      you make no sense . the battery solution means no need for the coal. so yes good for environment.

    • @1STGeneral
      @1STGeneral 21 день назад +3

      ​@ronblack7870 How is the solution made, transported and what is it's life expectancy ? Then where does it go

    • @bobgoat5994
      @bobgoat5994 19 дней назад +2

      @@ronblack7870 never seen a lithium mine?

  • @ShiverPlumbingTN
    @ShiverPlumbingTN 19 дней назад

    Famous as singer , infamous as driver ! Here Nashville we have a lot moonlighting musician/contractors similar to this guy

  • @glennjukes5581
    @glennjukes5581 23 дня назад

    Smooth Dave and Alex on the job--just give us some road we'll take care of it.....

  • @EDSBIKES73
    @EDSBIKES73 9 дней назад +1

    Grab the beams dave...Dave's not home

  • @ruger8412
    @ruger8412 24 дня назад +2

    This thing is crazy forward on that trailer. Could be wrong didn't get a full look at it. Also the wood blocks are called cribbing. So Cribbing blocks.

  • @joebarnaskas
    @joebarnaskas 24 дня назад +4

    you hid the maker of that trailer real good.......but that driver didn t know what the hell he was doing

  • @leegoldeneagle9003
    @leegoldeneagle9003 24 дня назад +1

    Man Big One WOW very nice work you all looking good 👍👍👍👍👍😊

  • @justynanderson70
    @justynanderson70 24 дня назад +3

    These clowns clearly have no clue what they are doing with flatbeds. He knew he was overloaded. Why do you think they took off at night. Hopefully they got some massive tickets out of this

  • @raymondgochenour8725
    @raymondgochenour8725 24 дня назад +2

    The police officer walking around in your video reminds me of sergeant on the TV show chips enjoyed the video

  • @emielverschuur8395
    @emielverschuur8395 24 дня назад +2

    come on guys 32000 kgs on a 2 axle aluminum trailer that is asking for problems and then all the weight in the middle of the trailer yes very smart of that driver

  • @stevem3605
    @stevem3605 22 дня назад +1

    How was this driver even trying to legal that weight on 5 axles?

  • @tonym109
    @tonym109 22 дня назад +2

    Id like to see scale ticket for that

  • @user-sx8px4ki3z
    @user-sx8px4ki3z 24 дня назад +1

    great video guys like to see and know abit more about that truck and trailer that you use that you put the battery on and whats the maximum weight it can carry thanks

  • @danpayan9468
    @danpayan9468 24 дня назад

    Cozad trailer 👍 another fine job

  • @rileypup5959
    @rileypup5959 24 дня назад +2

    Driver error, was waiting to see if you guys got a view of the driver during the day time. A. Steering wheel holder wearing flip flops, 16:43.

  • @raymondhorvatin1050
    @raymondhorvatin1050 24 дня назад +1

    Thanks for sharing

  • @GO-xs8pj
    @GO-xs8pj 24 дня назад +1

    It makes me so nervous to see the traffic flying by without the CHP being out there to close the lane.

  • @alexkitner5356
    @alexkitner5356 11 часов назад

    Finally understand why LA constantly takes 2 hours to go 20 miles. While I get where theyre coming from on some theoretical level, the idea the CHP would rather leave a broken down semi on a narrow shoulder all night because they want heavier traffic when they do a 2 hour lane closure is mind boggling. Running into a broken down truck is deadly and is the reason its illegal in most places to park on the shoulders. It being out of the travel lane doesnt make it safe. Daylight and slower traffic might be beneficial on one side but jamming it up even further can cause secondary accidents and other issues. A couple DOT trucks to properly block it off shouldnt be a problem, even at night and the lower traffic regardless of speed cancels out the added hazard of darkness in my opinion.

  • @normawade9426
    @normawade9426 24 дня назад +2

    Nice, Alex and Dave, great job as aways!! Thanks, Josh!

  • @PhilipVanderSandt
    @PhilipVanderSandt 24 дня назад +1

    Always good as Daves arrived you to is on rock and works together
    Alway Pep'sis my spesiaal in recovering towing
    Thanks

  • @herbpetee75
    @herbpetee75 17 дней назад

    Ya mean, the guys with the right equipment and get the load distributed correctly too😮❤

  • @Replicant2600
    @Replicant2600 3 дня назад

    Crazy two cranes suspending 75000lbs in the air like that, just holding it there all that time.

  • @cunninghamfarm3792
    @cunninghamfarm3792 24 дня назад +10

    By 32 tons they mean 32 metric tons. A metric ton is 1000 kg or 2200 pounds, 32 metric tons is 70,400 pounds, about what was printed on the container.

    • @ANDREASRIAL
      @ANDREASRIAL 21 день назад +2

      Most people don’t know it. Glad to meet someone who knows.

  • @TheKurtsPlaceChannel
    @TheKurtsPlaceChannel 18 дней назад

    Very nice video. Thanks for posting and have a nice day too.

  • @cool2180
    @cool2180 22 часа назад

    @1:08...lol. The driver says that his other friends hold the same load and didn't have a problem. They might need to check their trailers for any damage from overloading if it's the same setup like this guy.

  • @mikemmikem2758
    @mikemmikem2758 24 дня назад +4

    Good call by CHP telling you to come back in the am. I don't know why you guys don't use headsets to communicate rather than yelling; seems it would be safer that way. Another good one. Steak and lobster on Josh.

    • @Sound_Spark
      @Sound_Spark 4 дня назад

      yes, come back when there is gonna be even more traffic. real smart on the CHP.

  • @krystiansieminski8060
    @krystiansieminski8060 20 дней назад +2

    70 000lb + on 2 axle aluminum trailer and a truck with 2 axle only no pusher....way way overloaded , I have a 3 axle trailer and safely can pickup 64 000lb load with a single extra pusher axle on a truck, safety load to pickup is 72 000 lb if its set up right, so this guy was way overloaded, no wonder he broken the nose of the trailer off. Maybe this truck driver did not know what he was doing.?. TH

  • @Military-Museum-LP
    @Military-Museum-LP 24 дня назад +1

    The driver risked his life and innocent people transporting this load with his equipment just to make a fast buck.

  • @baker93304
    @baker93304 15 дней назад +1

    It's really funny how that one bolt that goes thru the shackle, holds all the weight of the load.

  • @TowMan127
    @TowMan127 21 день назад

    Great job! 👏👏👏💪💪💪

  • @georgecarousos6735
    @georgecarousos6735 14 дней назад

    In Turkey, that aluminum trailer is rated for 140,000 lbs.

  • @Bodie2020
    @Bodie2020 14 дней назад

    There are so many on here that shouldn’t be anywhere near a tractor and trailer!! Shew some of you have some much experience and knowledge you should be designing trailers and writing the DOT regulations. With the comments like “those frame rivets are like bullets to a windshield” there is no reason someone should ever be able to place a load incorrectly on a truck with them in control. Genious’ I’m telling you.

  • @tomsaalfrank1502
    @tomsaalfrank1502 23 дня назад

    Looking chilly,

  • @dalereal7211
    @dalereal7211 24 дня назад +2

    Lack of experience