I thought his description of how he got in that mess was most entertaining. And probably unlikely! Can’t have been easy getting out either with the thing on its roof.
It's a Ford, ditch is best place for it! Seriously though, we have been young and made silly mistakes, good of you to help him, and super cool wrecker truck.
Love to see old wreckers in action. Every once in a while some channels like Sumter Wrecker occasionally have old Holmes wreckers doing the heavy lifting. Sumter Wrecker in particular has an old Holmes 750.
Well that was interesting and of course you knew what to do having done it before. Glad he wasn't hurt, just his pride maybe. Steve I bet when you bought this truck you never thought that it would be doing quite so much work? It did cope very well with the task though. It is good that you can help out a friend when needed. 👍👍
Excellent video Steve :) this truck of yours doing super job and hopefully see more again soon! Also hopefully the blue Ford you pull out be easy fix up and be on road again too !
great video and awesome truck. just a heads up, the aluminium pulley rings aren't designed to be used with wire cable, doing so will damage them and possibly result in failure.
There was a time you wouldn't even bother trying to straighten out such a heavily damaged door. Wrecking yards were never more than a town, or two away. Prob even match the color. Now? Not so much.
Good deal! Seems like any time I am anywhere rural for more than 5 minutes, someone knows about it and is asking me what I am up to. Especially if that's north of town near that compound.
Luckily it was far enough away from the compound, I actually called a friend who lives in the area to find out if it was far enough away before I went out there.
Yep! Things have gotten weird for me near there. I swear they have cameras in the woods because they know you're there if you get anywhere nearby to where the house is.
Good job pulling that truck out. That young man is lucky having a friend like you with that beast of a wrecker.
He's lucky to have a friend like you to get him out of trouble 🙂
The word "wrecker" suits that beast of a truck perfectly!
Nice to see the old girl in action!
Outstanding wrecker. Kuddos to you for keeping it on the road !
I thought his description of how he got in that mess was most entertaining. And probably unlikely! Can’t have been easy getting out either with the thing on its roof.
That wrecker truck was a great find.
It's a Ford, ditch is best place for it! Seriously though, we have been young and made silly mistakes, good of you to help him, and super cool wrecker truck.
Great to see that old wrecker doing what it was intended to do and still proving its usefulness after all these years!
That old Dodge took it in it's stride !
Nice recovery! Haha I was just turning around... look at the skid marks. LOL!
Nice bit of wrecking Steve!
What an ultra cool yellow truck!!
"Steve's Off-Road Recovery", the new internet star!!!
What a cool old tow truck. Reminds me of an old WWII army surplus Dodge?
Love to see old wreckers in action. Every once in a while some channels like Sumter Wrecker occasionally have old Holmes wreckers doing the heavy lifting. Sumter Wrecker in particular has an old Holmes 750.
This one is a Nomar Retriever Wrecker
Good to see the wrecker put to good use.
Well that was interesting and of course you knew what to do having done it before. Glad he wasn't hurt, just his pride maybe. Steve I bet when you bought this truck you never thought that it would be doing quite so much work? It did cope very well with the task though. It is good that you can help out a friend when needed. 👍👍
Yes for sure Peace out
Been there, done that.
Excellent video Steve :) this truck of yours doing super job and hopefully see more again soon! Also hopefully the blue Ford you pull out be easy fix up and be on road again too !
great video and awesome truck. just a heads up, the aluminium pulley rings aren't designed to be used with wire cable, doing so will damage them and possibly result in failure.
Nice recovery, I hate liars.
I like to watch old trucks at work
Way to go. Liked the action of your awesome puller truck!
I like the change. Be good to see the dents get fixed.
More videos like this.
old truck getting it done
Good job, Steve. The Ford door looks like it could be fixed. Keep up the good work.
There was a time you wouldn't even bother trying to straighten out such a heavily damaged door. Wrecking yards were never more than a town, or two away. Prob even match the color. Now? Not so much.
A friend in need is a pain in the ass!
great stuff Steve thanks
Good job on the camera Casey!
I seen you leaving the shop with it
That looks like a Dodge Weapons Carrier WW2 vintage?
Looks like the frame has bent
No drama from any of the nosy neighbors?
Truck sat there over night and they never got a call from the Police so I don't think anyone saw it in the trees.
Good deal! Seems like any time I am anywhere rural for more than 5 minutes, someone knows about it and is asking me what I am up to. Especially if that's north of town near that compound.
Luckily it was far enough away from the compound, I actually called a friend who lives in the area to find out if it was far enough away before I went out there.
Yep! Things have gotten weird for me near there. I swear they have cameras in the woods because they know you're there if you get anywhere nearby to where the house is.
Other than Dopey throwing his ciggy in the field.
That kid's story is (obviously) pure bs...