Ron, I know you are a professional and all respect to you and your crew. I've been a LEO for 40 years and although the Police helped you if it was me I would have shut down the right hand lane way back. You had enough cones and enough space. Here is Australia when we have a stationary emergency service vehicles with red/blue lights flashing vehicles passing are restricted to 40 km/k (about 24 M/Ph) with a penalty of about $350 (Aud). I follow a lot of American tow channels, you seem to have so many more vehicles per population and so many more entitled and arrogant drivers. Wishing you all the best, you do a great job.
Respect to the officer for having your backs. You needed the help on that narrow shoulder. Hiya Shelby, good to see you in the field, Talon! Hiya Ethan.
IKR? Its super rare that we get to see Talon these days, ever since he became shop manager. I always enjoyed video's with Talon on scene, he's got a good sense of humor, and always finds the positive within the mess of negative. Last time I saw Talon working an uncomfortable job, was the box truck stuck in a ditch, during a flood. The way he walked that road, I thought he was fishing for something, turns out he was, box truck hehe. Great episode.
Nice thing about states such as Missouri or even Illinois, since tow companies are considered as emergency services, there are more inter-agency trainings involved. Each department and company are familiar with each other and establishes mutual respect so they got each other's back.
Driver did a great job keeping that thing under control and honestly pinning it against the guardrail was a smart move - kept it out of traffic and straight. Made your job a little more challenging. Great to see Talon in the field and Shelby showing why she’s an asset to your team. Prayers for continued protection for all of you on jobs like this. Love the new truck too!
Great job. I use to drive. 63-94. Thank god never had a wreck. Was hit head on twice. Wiped out front of my GMC Astro. You people do a great job for those who need it and not more damage. Congrats. Stay safe.
It was nice to see Talon again. Shelby is a great asset to have, knows what needs to be done and doesn’t wait for someone to tell her to do it. Great job everybody
Yes, it was good to see Talon playing with the new Truck and back in one of the videos, he was in all the videos when I first started watching your channel.
Ron's team they always work safe and and safely on the highway cuz it's real dangerous out there Shelby you'll do a good job everybody do a good job out there be safe
Everybody hustles when the pressure is on. Great job Ron, Shelby, Talon, you all made it a safe and speedy job. As always thank you to the officer that helps keep you safe!
Yesterday evening somebody went off of the road right by our driveway into the mud and got stuck (front wheel drive Volkswagen) and since watching your videos we were able to get it out successfully so thank you very much for all of the helpful videos! Have a great day everyone :D
Seeing people driving along in the near lane, just completely ignoring your presence, just because it might cause them an INCONVENIENCE makes me so mad. I follow a few recovery channels - in the USA, and in the UK where I live - you folks do such critical work in such dangerous conditions - and all it takes to make you a WHOLE lot safer is to SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER - which I hope all watching these videos know to do. If I EVER see anyone in a shoulder - or on some of our terrible UK roads with NO shoulder, I always ALWAYS give some space!! As always, thanks for all you do to Ron and the team - we are hugely grateful, and we LOVE the videos!
I can't see why your cones and the cop car aren't used to close that lane completely. The amount of traffic didn't need two lanes and it would have been so much safer.
@@markbonner1139 All States have some form of Move Over laws. New York just enhanced theirs to include ANY vehicle stopped along a road and displaying hazard flashers or warning lights.
Good video, Ron. I cringe when I see how close that traffic gets to you. Thank God for keeping you and your team safe in these situations. Great teamwork getting this scene cleared quickly and safely. Stay safe and healthy.
I am just amazed that the right lane was left open. In comparable cases here in Germany, they (police and autobahn maintenance) tend to block off a lane next to the disabled vehicle as a safety zone and reduce the speed limit, usually to 80kph (~50mph), a good distance in advance. Some passes made me flinch just looking at the screen. I can't imagine feeling the pressure waves hitting me in such a situation over and over again. Hats off to you all and stay safe.
I can see why it's a dangerous place to be there Ron. Don't know how you guys do your job there. Takes bravery skills in my book. Very awesome recovery guys and teamwork. God bless you guys too.
I will never understand why people just won't move over and give room for the work you do or for that matter they just don't care about anyone on the road working, glad no one was hurt most definitely a dangerous place to work The state should let you take the whole lane next to the place you are working for your safety and the safety of everyone Just my thoughts from what I have seen over the last 40+ years
6:12 I had someone say to me. “Safety 1st NEVER last, accidents happen very fast”. That has stuck with me for maybe 5 years. That’s about when I heard that. It still is in my head.
Outstanding response.. I can't count the number of times I see a driver putting out triangles without rotating the base 90 degrees. Triangles up! flop, triangles down. Proper conage to prevent carnage.
Thanks for the laugh Ron, "How much air do you haver in the truck and trailer system" Driver "I didn't check no Tires" then poor Ron is left speechless. I wonder who gave these steering wheel holders their CDL's
Give the guy a break. He just had a near death experience. Lots of normally smart people will have brains as thick as day old oatmeal after something like that.
I’ve always would be standing, watching traffic when ever a tow driver was hooking for a tow, doesn’t hurt to have an extra set of eyes watching for idiots.
Bet you soon have that truck loaded and organized. You won’t fight that battle long. Always love how the rotator is so prepared. New truck will be like that soon. Keep up the great work. Blessings.
When we are at an MVI, we take the lane beside us if it is a two lane or we push them over onto the shoulder at 50km/hr max if a single lane! Our lives matter!! For a few minutes of inconvenience to the motorist, we get to go home too. Thank you Ron for allowing us to join your team on this tow! Appreciate it 😊
Yeah too close, I still remember the video of Trooper Travis Shepherd taking off after the guy who refused to move over I hope he got a hefty fine along with the official chat !!
Slow Down Move Over, I am glad everyone safe and good driver to keep it from rolling over. More people need to see the importance of moving over what 55 or 65 MPH feels like on the side of the highway. You are all brave and glad you all work so safe!
Ron ive been watching your videos forever and one thing i never noticed is the beautiful organized and well stocked interior of the hazmat trailer. absolutely amazing. Stay safe and god bless you and your family
A new one. A challenged one. I like your son in law. Nice person. Knows his stuff..Shelby is a nice asset to the team. You have a wonderful group. Thanks to your understanding nature. God Bless you all.
Missouri already has a “Slow down & Move Over” law on record. As seen in the video more than once; not everybody understands it or seems to be in too big of a hurry to care
Many states have that law, including Missouri (where this is being done). The laws state a driver must either move to the next lane or slow down. In a video a few years ago, Pratt was almost hit by a car, and the sheriff who was there went after the driver.
All US states have a Move Over law, where if you come up on a vehicle with flashing lights (in Missouri, both police lights and flashing amber lights as you see on Ron's trucks), you must move over out of the adjacent lane if there is a lane to move to, and slow down. The details differ from state to state; Missouri doesn't specify how much you must slow down, while in Minnesota, you have to slow to no more than 20 MPH under the posted speed limit.
Awesome video Ron got to see the new truck and the Hazmat trailer in use hope you your family and the Midwest Crew and their families have a great weekend
Towing & Recovery Operator here from Upstate New York. Love watching you work especially on difficult recoveries such as these! Well done! Glad to see that people are getting better at slowing down and moving over. At least in my area. Can’t say the same for the rest of the country
Nice video, nice to see that the new unit 18 is actually on a real job This video also shows the bennefits of the Traffic control unit. When the Police officer drove around (to get back behind you), it was the Traffic control unit who provided you the safety that you needed 😉
I do agree with Mr Pratt that you have to have a safe work zone and then it still isn't as safe as you want it to be! Do the best that you can to Stafe
Danny &. Terriann Kennedy living in Butler County, Missouri is so admirable of this outstanding family and entire staff!! Awesome and reliable team of pros.
Good Morning There My Good Big Bro Ron Pratt Sir & Yes I Am Still Praying For You & You're Whole Family & All Of You're Whole Staff & Everyone Else As Well
I was a volunteer firefighter in Germany for 25 years. In my hometown, the fire brigade also had to take care of a section on the A73 (motorway 73). In spite of repeated warnings, some motorists simply drive past an accident site on the motorway like the disturbed. Sometimes you have to block a lane completely to be able to work unhindered. Always comes back healthy from such operations, because even here in Germany there are always accidents at emergency sites, in which car drivers or even truck drivers drive to secured accident sites.
Always a cool video recovering a vehicle. Great job team!! I am going to throw you a suggestion: Add a light bar or lighted direction arrow to the roof of your hazmat trailer.
I'm glad to see Talon working with on this job I miss not helping you like he used to when I started watching your videos God Bless you all keep up the wonderful work 😂
Great to finally see talon back on towing...from the looks of his belly , I think he has spent too much time behind the desk and needs to get back to towing with you more...lol😅
Once again, I'm impressed with Shelby. I really think she wants to learn the trade and what I seen out of a couple of videos now she is not afraid to get her hand dirty. God bless each and everyone of you all and stay safe 🇺🇲❤️🙏
Never turn your back on traffic. Especially when you are having to walk in the travel lane . Glad yall got the job done safely and everyone got to go home to their family.
It is always great to see your team working together like a well oiled machine. Good to see Talon out there filling in for Ethan. Ethan still responded and stayed in a safe zone while providing assistance. Shelby is still learning the job and will do well with the rest of the team. STAY SAFE OUT THERE.
Only Mr Ron Pratt is perfect for this job.. Good entertainment for a Friday morning in good old blighty England 🏴 and its not raining ☔ witch is different 😂
I've watched quite a few different channels over the years with similar equipment that your crew runs, and often find that regardless of some crews having everything under the sun, it really boils down to experience of understanding how to rig a pull safely and effectively. It actually kind of surprises me and I'll find myself sitting here sometimes thinking.. hmm, I'd rig it a little different perhaps? But then come to find out the realities behind the reason you choose one spot over another & it still intrigues me and I'm not even a tow person. It's fun to see.
You should look up TRISS vans, we have them here in Scotland to attend incidents. Lots of warning lights, reflective livery and a large flip up screen on the roof. Be absolutely perfect for traffic control plus could cary loads of cones and gear inside one and maybe have a second one kitted out as a Welfare Van inside to tow the Hazmat trailer, nice warm/cool spot with a kitchen and toilet to recharge on the big jobs. Super common here for road crews to have them
Im glad the driver is safe and I’m shocked both front wheels are completely tucked underneath the truck but I’m ecstatic that a CVPI is still in service
Man it's nearly unfathomable that someone could take a ride like that and NOT get hurt, but then again after 11 years I've seen all types of wrecks. It shouldn't be so shocking, but for as thankful as that driver was that he didn't get hurt I'm equally.... call it confused as to how they didn't. But all that really matters in the end is that fact that he didn't get hurt. And other than that, great work, great video, good to see talon again, and I love that new wrecker.
Ron, I know you are a professional and all respect to you and your crew. I've been a LEO for 40 years and although the Police helped you if it was me I would have shut down the right hand lane way back. You had enough cones and enough space. Here is Australia when we have a stationary emergency service vehicles with red/blue lights flashing vehicles passing are restricted to 40 km/k (about 24 M/Ph) with a penalty of about $350 (Aud). I follow a lot of American tow channels, you seem to have so many more vehicles per population and so many more entitled and arrogant drivers. Wishing you all the best, you do a great job.
Based on previous videos, it sounds like he has to get permission to shut down traffic lanes.
Everybody say "Hi Talon!!!!" Glad to see him!
Hi Talon! :-)
Hey Talon welcome back to the videos.
Hi Talon! Glad to see you again!
Respect to the officer for having your backs. You needed the help on that narrow shoulder.
Hiya Shelby, good to see you in the field, Talon! Hiya Ethan.
You won't find a finer gentleman than Ron Pratt.
IKR? Its super rare that we get to see Talon these days, ever since he became shop manager. I always enjoyed video's with Talon on scene, he's got a good sense of humor, and always finds the positive within the mess of negative. Last time I saw Talon working an uncomfortable job, was the box truck stuck in a ditch, during a flood. The way he walked that road, I thought he was fishing for something, turns out he was, box truck hehe. Great episode.
Nice thing about states such as Missouri or even Illinois, since tow companies are considered as emergency services, there are more inter-agency trainings involved. Each department and company are familiar with each other and establishes mutual respect so they got each other's back.
That driver did a good job to keep the dirty side down and the shiny side up .
true dat
Driver did a great job keeping that thing under control and honestly pinning it against the guardrail was a smart move - kept it out of traffic and straight. Made your job a little more challenging. Great to see Talon in the field and Shelby showing why she’s an asset to your team. Prayers for continued protection for all of you on jobs like this. Love the new truck too!
Great job. I use to drive. 63-94. Thank god never had a wreck. Was hit head on twice. Wiped out front of my GMC Astro. You people do a great job for those who need it and not more damage. Congrats. Stay safe.
I do
It was nice to see Talon again. Shelby is a great asset to have, knows what needs to be done and doesn’t wait for someone to tell her to do it. Great job everybody
Yes, it was good to see Talon playing with the new Truck and back in one of the videos, he was in all the videos when I first started watching your channel.
He was a fan favorite! Lol!
Who else loves Ron Pratt?
Ron's always on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week I need on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week
Ron's team they always work safe and and safely on the highway cuz it's real dangerous out there Shelby you'll do a good job everybody do a good job out there be safe
Me. I'm absolutely a huge fan of his channel in my opinion! Been watching his videos since 2018 and still watching his channel to this day in 2024.
🙋🏻♂️
If l watch a video from another tow company, l feel like l'm cheating on Ron. Love his morals and ethics. Great company.
Everybody hustles when the pressure is on.
Great job Ron, Shelby, Talon, you all made it a safe and speedy job. As always thank you to the officer that helps keep you safe!
Ron is the industry standard for towing hands down, I’ve learned a lot from watching this channel. Stay safe out there !
Yesterday evening somebody went off of the road right by our driveway into the mud and got stuck (front wheel drive Volkswagen) and since watching your videos we were able to get it out successfully so thank you very much for all of the helpful videos! Have a great day everyone :D
Seeing people driving along in the near lane, just completely ignoring your presence, just because it might cause them an INCONVENIENCE makes me so mad. I follow a few recovery channels - in the USA, and in the UK where I live - you folks do such critical work in such dangerous conditions - and all it takes to make you a WHOLE lot safer is to SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER - which I hope all watching these videos know to do. If I EVER see anyone in a shoulder - or on some of our terrible UK roads with NO shoulder, I always ALWAYS give some space!! As always, thanks for all you do to Ron and the team - we are hugely grateful, and we LOVE the videos!
Moving over's THE LAW in Fl. Needs to be NATIONAL!!!
Is it an entitlement thing... The sign says I can do X , It's my constitutional right! I don't know. Love to hear from some septics.....
I can't see why your cones and the cop car aren't used to close that lane completely. The amount of traffic didn't need two lanes and it would have been so much safer.
@@markbonner1139 All States have some form of Move Over laws. New York just enhanced theirs to include ANY vehicle stopped along a road and displaying hazard flashers or warning lights.
You definitely need emergency lights on hazmat trailer, maybe even an arrow. But at always, stay safe. Good work, good video.
Good video, Ron. I cringe when I see how close that traffic gets to you. Thank God for keeping you and your team safe in these situations. Great teamwork getting this scene cleared quickly and safely.
Stay safe and healthy.
I am just amazed that the right lane was left open. In comparable cases here in Germany, they (police and autobahn maintenance) tend to block off a lane next to the disabled vehicle as a safety zone and reduce the speed limit, usually to 80kph (~50mph), a good distance in advance.
Some passes made me flinch just looking at the screen. I can't imagine feeling the pressure waves hitting me in such a situation over and over again. Hats off to you all and stay safe.
Great to see Talon!
People get me upset whenever they are driving in the lane that y'all need to do the recovery in please be focused and safe out there on those roads 🙏🏽
I see lights I try to get over asap
Glad the outcome was good, definitely a scary situation but also a good opportunity for the new vehicles too
It is always good to see Talon. Shelby is gonna be a great asset to your team. Think it is the first time i seen you use the spring hook.
Don't scrape the new unit love watching your videos on Fridays makes my afternoon
WESTERN STAR #18 MADE IT LOOK TOO EASY!! CONGRATS ON THE NEW TRUCK!! MUCH LOVE AND BLESSINGS FROM CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE. HOME OF MILLER INDUSTRIES!!
Crappy automatic though. I could tell when he was backing it up 10:15 it it had a third pedal he'd have backed up smoothly instead of stop start
I can see why it's a dangerous place to be there Ron. Don't know how you guys do your job there. Takes bravery skills in my book. Very awesome recovery guys and teamwork. God bless you guys too.
I will never understand why people just won't move over and give room for the work you do or for that matter they just don't care about anyone on the road working, glad no one was hurt most definitely a dangerous place to work
The state should let you take the whole lane next to the place you are working for your safety and the safety of everyone
Just my thoughts from what I have seen over the last 40+ years
Good job video. Good to see Talon out of the shop. Y’all stay safe
6:12 I had someone say to me. “Safety 1st NEVER last, accidents happen very fast”. That has stuck with me for maybe 5 years. That’s about when I heard that. It still is in my head.
Outstanding response.. I can't count the number of times I see a driver putting out triangles without rotating the base 90 degrees. Triangles up! flop, triangles down. Proper conage to prevent carnage.
Thanks for the laugh Ron, "How much air do you haver in the truck and trailer system" Driver "I didn't check no Tires" then poor Ron is left speechless. I wonder who gave these steering wheel holders their CDL's
Agreed
Give the guy a break. He just had a near death experience. Lots of normally smart people will have brains as thick as day old oatmeal after something like that.
I'm on the threshold of 30 years with my CDL and yes some steering wheel holders should stick to tricycles.
Lol yeah for real
I’ve always would be standing, watching traffic when ever a tow driver was hooking for a tow, doesn’t hurt to have an extra set of eyes watching for idiots.
Loving that new Star, the style is just phenomenal.
Ben watching for over 4and 30 years and love every minute of it
Bet you soon have that truck loaded and organized. You won’t fight that battle long.
Always love how the rotator is so prepared. New truck will be like that soon.
Keep up the great work.
Blessings.
A CROWN VIC, best video ever
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When we are at an MVI, we take the lane beside us if it is a two lane or we push them over onto the shoulder at 50km/hr max if a single lane! Our lives matter!! For a few minutes of inconvenience to the motorist, we get to go home too. Thank you Ron for allowing us to join your team on this tow! Appreciate it 😊
Love Ron Pratt and all he stands for. To all his employees: my family and I pray daily for your safety and health and safety! God bless!
Good to see talon again. We haven't seen him in ages! That red semi almost took out that brand new hazmat truck. Be careful!
Yeah too close, I still remember the video of Trooper Travis Shepherd taking off after the guy who refused to move over I hope he got a hefty fine along with the official chat !!
Slow Down Move Over, I am glad everyone safe and good driver to keep it from rolling over. More people need to see the importance of moving over what 55 or 65 MPH feels like on the side of the highway. You are all brave and glad you all work so safe!
Good to see Shelly and Ethan, two willing workers.
Blessings from the UK.
A right left light bar on top of the hazmat trailer might be a good idea!
Ron ive been watching your videos forever and one thing i never noticed is the beautiful organized and well stocked interior of the hazmat trailer. absolutely amazing. Stay safe and god bless you and your family
Very dangerous location and situation, but done as safely as possible... Great job everybody.
Wow! Talon is very good at backing. Not many drivers can accomplish this feat while dealing with the idiots who are ignorant about what is happening.
Good to see Talon out running the western star,you and your crew always do a great job working together!! I enjoy watching your videos Ron
A new one. A challenged one. I like your son in law. Nice person. Knows his stuff..Shelby is a nice asset to the team. You have a wonderful group. Thanks to your understanding nature. God Bless you all.
You need a law that states when police lights are flashing all traffic must slow to 50 mph max to protect rescuers. That is law in Australia.
Missouri already has a “Slow down & Move Over” law on record. As seen in the video more than once; not everybody understands it or seems to be in too big of a hurry to care
All 50 states *have* a slow down and move over law already. All but 1 specifically include tow/recovery vehicles.
If that was a law in the south people would have to speed up alot. One cop on the shoulder will stop 4 lanes of traffic on both sides
Many states have that law, including Missouri (where this is being done). The laws state a driver must either move to the next lane or slow down. In a video a few years ago, Pratt was almost hit by a car, and the sheriff who was there went after the driver.
All US states have a Move Over law, where if you come up on a vehicle with flashing lights (in Missouri, both police lights and flashing amber lights as you see on Ron's trucks), you must move over out of the adjacent lane if there is a lane to move to, and slow down. The details differ from state to state; Missouri doesn't specify how much you must slow down, while in Minnesota, you have to slow to no more than 20 MPH under the posted speed limit.
Love Ron and all of his crew !! GOD BLESS !!!
My ❤ goes out to that driver. Most of us have had at least 1 serious accident in our careers.
Awesome video Ron got to see the new truck and the Hazmat trailer in use hope you your family and the Midwest Crew and their families have a great weekend
Towing & Recovery Operator here from Upstate New York. Love watching you work especially on difficult recoveries such as these! Well done! Glad to see that people are getting better at slowing down and moving over. At least in my area. Can’t say the same for the rest of the country
Nice video, nice to see that the new unit 18 is actually on a real job
This video also shows the bennefits of the Traffic control unit. When the Police officer drove around (to get back behind you), it was the Traffic control unit who provided you the safety that you needed 😉
13:45 "I need a hammer.." 'Hold on. Let me just apply my boot'
Love seeing the CVPI P71 still in service!!!!!!!! Good shot Ron that is a dinosaur of a Ford Vehicle.
Nice work everyone! Great job!
Cop was still rockin a Crown Vic! Very cool. Nice work by all!
It was fortunate that the truck-accident was located right near the freeway-exit, so that you could get it off the main drag so quickly. :)
I do agree with Mr Pratt that you have to have a safe work zone and then it still isn't as safe as you want it to be! Do the best that you can to Stafe
Danny &. Terriann Kennedy living in Butler County, Missouri is so admirable of this outstanding family and entire staff!! Awesome and reliable team of pros.
Great job Ron. Traffic is nuts. Here in western Canada law is slow to 60kms an hour and move over!
Good to see Talon back in a truck I remember back when you was training Talon
Good Morning There My Good Big Bro Ron Pratt Sir & Yes I Am Still Praying For You & You're Whole Family & All Of You're Whole Staff & Everyone Else As Well
Thank God. Take care Ron. God bless you. The new unit is beautiful. I congratulate you.
Ron all I can think of when he was backing up to the semi to hook up you were thinking get my new truck away from the guardrail
Aww it’s great to see Talen out in about he definitely now has the Dad bod and the dad glasses. Just happy to see the family out there together
I was a volunteer firefighter in Germany for 25 years. In my hometown, the fire brigade also had to take care of a section on the A73 (motorway 73). In spite of repeated warnings, some motorists simply drive past an accident site on the motorway like the disturbed. Sometimes you have to block a lane completely to be able to work unhindered. Always comes back healthy from such operations, because even here in Germany there are always accidents at emergency sites, in which car drivers or even truck drivers drive to secured accident sites.
good thing thae guard rail was there it was nice seeing talon on the job
Always a cool video recovering a vehicle. Great job team!! I am going to throw you a suggestion: Add a light bar or lighted direction arrow to the roof of your hazmat trailer.
The best part is 13:18 “Shelby, I hate to have to tell you this. You’re going to have to flip the hook around.” Darn!
I'm glad to see Talon working with on this job I miss not helping you like he used to when I started watching your videos God Bless you all keep up the wonderful work 😂
I Do! Love his videos. They all do a great job together.
Great to finally see talon back on towing...from the looks of his belly , I think he has spent too much time behind the desk and needs to get back to towing with you more...lol😅
So glad to see Talon again. Always enjoy watching your team working together.
Nice work, that was a super dangerous area to work in on that bridge. Thankfully people slowed down eventually.
LOVE the new truck. It's a beast!!
Good to see Talon. It has been a while. Shelby seems like she is learning quickly. Good job by all of you.
Ole talon is working on that office Dad body ! Good to see talon on a video again ..
It does take a lot of work to be safe, but in the end it is MOST definitely worth it.
Now get the NEW rig dirty.
Bless you.
Once again, I'm impressed with Shelby. I really think she wants to learn the trade and what I seen out of a couple of videos now she is not afraid to get her hand dirty. God bless each and everyone of you all and stay safe 🇺🇲❤️🙏
Wow that truck was really jammed up against the guard rail. As usual Ron you got the job done. Cool video. 👍❤️
Good to see Talon getting back out of the office more.
Never turn your back on traffic. Especially when you are having to walk in the travel lane . Glad yall got the job done safely and everyone got to go home to their family.
It is always great to see your team working together like a well oiled machine. Good to see Talon out there filling in for Ethan. Ethan still responded and stayed in a safe zone while providing assistance. Shelby is still learning the job and will do well with the rest of the team. STAY SAFE OUT THERE.
Yay Talon is back in a truck Glad to see him again we miss him
Nerves of steel. Stay safe‼️
Only Mr Ron Pratt is perfect for this job..
Good entertainment for a Friday morning in good old blighty England 🏴 and its not raining ☔ witch is different 😂
As always, you have an excellent team and they have an excellent teacher.
Speaking for those of us who've been here awhile: We've missed Talon!
God Bless all you drivers and to the officers . Stay safe out there in this crazy world of ppl driving
Great video. Saw the rotator rolling out at the same time. Wonder where it was going?
love from Australia. keep the great content coming.
Thank you for the wonderful videos you produce. I really enjoy them.
I've watched quite a few different channels over the years with similar equipment that your crew runs, and often find that regardless of some crews having everything under the sun, it really boils down to experience of understanding how to rig a pull safely and effectively. It actually kind of surprises me and I'll find myself sitting here sometimes thinking.. hmm, I'd rig it a little different perhaps? But then come to find out the realities behind the reason you choose one spot over another & it still intrigues me and I'm not even a tow person. It's fun to see.
You should look up TRISS vans, we have them here in Scotland to attend incidents. Lots of warning lights, reflective livery and a large flip up screen on the roof. Be absolutely perfect for traffic control plus could cary loads of cones and gear inside one and maybe have a second one kitted out as a Welfare Van inside to tow the Hazmat trailer, nice warm/cool spot with a kitchen and toilet to recharge on the big jobs. Super common here for road crews to have them
Talon! I love that shiny new everything on that truck, may she serve you well.
Good team work( family) A very caring family watching out for each other 🙏😊
Man the new western star is sharp
That driver is a magician! He made his front steer tires disappear! Lol😂
If only the traffic would slow down when your lights are 🚨. But it shows that the people don't give a 🐭🤬. B SAFE
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Great job everyone involved glad no one was hurt and the driver is safe and the Midwest crew is safe as well. 23:54
Im glad the driver is safe and I’m shocked both front wheels are completely tucked underneath the truck but I’m ecstatic that a CVPI is still in service
Man it's nearly unfathomable that someone could take a ride like that and NOT get hurt, but then again after 11 years I've seen all types of wrecks. It shouldn't be so shocking, but for as thankful as that driver was that he didn't get hurt I'm equally.... call it confused as to how they didn't. But all that really matters in the end is that fact that he didn't get hurt. And other than that, great work, great video, good to see talon again, and I love that new wrecker.
Fan favorite is back! Welcome back Talon!!!!!