@PepesTowingService Excessive speed lateral force increases 4x with speed... with his load also not being secured inside the truck they all probably shifted like lego's in a big box during his entire drive. Honestly how this guy has a license is beyond me. Driver is 120% at fault, would not pass CDL in europe by a longshot and after that accident wouldnt get to keep it either. He should find another job with less responsibility.... I'd suggest something like cleaning offices but i wouldnt trust him with a wet mop 😂
Your dad is awesome Josh. 😉 I had called Pepe’s about a job I thought you guys could do for us in OC, and somehow your dad was the one who answered the phone! The call turned into 30 minutes talking about life actually…two old school guys just jabbering. To speak to a man who runs a super successful company… who answers still answers the phone …that’s humble, friendly, and who talked about how much he loves his family (especially how proud he is of you, Josh), it’s just so refreshing in the business world we operate in today. You are a lucky man to have a father like that…cherish this time, and let him be as old school as he wants….precious father-interaction…nothing better 🤙😥😁
I know what the problem is. He got a cracker jack box driver's license they're like. Oh, you drive overseas, okay. You can come and drive in the United States. Guarantee you that's what happened see it all the time. And notice how over the years, more and more people come from other countries and drive here. And now they have more and more laws. If that didn't happen, we could still be doing some old school driving nowadays. But since everything's all jacked up. Because people don't know how to drive our roads in America. Because they're used to driving where there's No laws at all and nobody to control safety. They think they can drive. They can speed and they can do whatever they want on the road. Because they're in a bigger vehicle than everybody. Else. I see it all the time when I'm driving my rig. 90% of everybody that has caused a problem. Or that cut somebody off or that causes a crash they either have a green card or some sort of special work permit. But they are not true Americans. And in my opinion, anybody who comes from a country that is the enemy of the united states and the people that have tried to kill me when I did my tours in combat should not be allowed to be driving or be in america at all.
No logistics rails in the trailer - squeeze bars wouldn't stop those totes from moving once they start....the totes SHOULD have been loaded left-right-left-right so they interlocked. It also helps if the driver doesn't take the corner like he's driving a NASCAR Cup Series race car....
@@kentr2424 With the e-track built into the walls straps can be used to secure them. Put them side by side like you said with a few feet between each row to even out weight.
@@edstevens1435 I didn't see the e-track, but if it's there, it could have (and SHOULD have) been used to strap those totes in, you're right about that. I wonder if the load was sealed when he hooked the trailer, or if the driver applied the seal after loading? If the driver sealed it, he should've known that straps should've been used and how to load the totes. How do I know, you ask? I've hauled cooking oil in totes that size (used in commercial bakeries) that weighed out at about 44,000 lbs. The totes were loaded in interlocking fashion and strapped in by me - so I never had a problem hauling them - in some cases from Western Canada to Oakland....
@@kentr2424 3:47 The load was sealed so the driver is exonerated imo because I know how easy it is to move a tote.They are not light but slide easy on the hard oak floor. I used to deliver flavorings to the Nutter Butter factory in totes. Always remember the smell, just like the cookie.. I grew up between a bakery and a brewery so I was always smelling something good. The leaking tote reminded me of when I picked up a tote of transmission fluid once, I left the customer and soon I was wondering why my tractor mirror was getting transmission oil on it until I saw my drive tires soaked in it and the trailer dripping profusely. The totes lid on top was not screwed on tight enough and my day was shot cleaning up the mess.
@@edstevens1435 You're quite right - they slide easy....😱😱 If the shipper loaded and sealed the trailer without the driver there, the shipper is the idiot who didn't load the totes properly or secure them. Josh doesn't say if he knows whether it was the shipper or driver who sealed the load. That may be why the driver didn't seem too concerned, he can't be faulted for the shipper's improper loading and load securement.....and as you know, a driver can't break a seal unless a LEO tells him to or he's at the receiver so the driver can't check the load before leaving.
@@dayner989 Unsecured, they all skid to the side of the trailer with any 30 kph turn. This is a guaranteed tip over with that weight. This is 100% the fault of the crew that loaded this container.
Big, reminds me of my Dad (RIP) . We grew up in pipeline construction, but we were in always safe. Because of his vast experience there was no time to waste, old dawg knew all the tricks. Stay safe fellas, Ur the best.
Yeah, same here, man. I grew up working with my dad in construction too. He passed away at 65. Your comment just made me think about my old man lol I’m in my 30s. Think about it this way the one thing that always makes me happy is that it went the way it was supposed to. If it was the other way around our Dads would have been absolutely devastated.
when hauling these totes full of any type of liquid you have to drive it as if you're driving a tanker! It's obvious he went too fast around the bend which caused it to flip due to the liquid surge. Hopefully he had a tanker endorsement because those look like 275 gallon totes way over 119 gallons, also over 1000lbs total weight. I'm not perfect, but that driver should know better! Good thing it wasn't hazmat and no one got killed including that driver. Thanks Josh and crew for another great video! Stay safe & God bless!
I so admire your dad stand back when he's around he's THE MAN !! How ever where would he be with out you and Alex. Appreciate you MEN OF DIFFERENT AGES
Another super pro job by Josh + his Dad from Pepe's! The new drone is the bomb! There are 2 other tow channels I check in on and they don't come close to Pepe's in skill and execution! You guys are the BEST! Mega kudos!
Your dad is like my dad was. He never stood around waiting with his hands in his pockets. He was in motion, being effective. Thanks for the video. I like how fast it went using the rotator to slide the totes out and upright them.
I still find it incredible how these transport companies use trailers with wooden floors, for heavy items like these IBCs, with no tie-downs! Josh would you say it was a combination of speed around the bend and the fact these goods were free to move around? Great job as always 🙌🏻
I'll bet the trailer got hopping a bit and the load shifted to the left. And that was all she wrote. Don't blame the driver unless he approved the ( lack of ) tiedowns or load bars to keep things from shifting. And the hopping might not have even been with this driver.
@@PepesTowingService I have hauled these totes from NJ -Boston ,they would put rubber mat under each one and load 2 across than 1 across.I would put 2 straps on tp prevent movement to the back.
Josh, I’m always so impressed with all the stuff that pop does once he gets on the site, I think him getting involved, keeps his blood flowing, and deep down keeps him alive and healthy and happy.
A forklift is designed to work on a hard smooth surface, this is what limits it. Forklifts get stuck in mud, sand dirt etc., a telehandler is suited well to the work here and on flat surfaces, but is restricted in that is needs space to maneuver and cannot lift as high as a forklift. This was a perfect example of how teamwork makes life so easy, well done team
Lol reminds me when I used to work with my dad, he and I would always have different ideas, but either one will work, but he always wanted to do things his way. Shout out to all the dads and sons who work together cause it's a hard thing to do.
The telehandler is a great choice.. That has to be best recovery accessory to come along in ages.. Its versatility and capability are clear. Nice job.. great video again.. And a nod of respect to Dad👌...
Man. The way you and your dad talk to each other I love it! My dad and I never communicated in that way and I wish we did! I lost him back in 2017. He passed away under his semi truck on the side of the highway on the I5 in cali. I love watching your videos and seeing you and your dad working together.. I wish I could still have that.. I’m happy you do tho man! I love the way you and your dad bond and I hope that you both can live a long life and work together forever!
As much as the dad likes to run the show… to work with your dad is a blessing. My dad owns a big company and I don’t work with him because we’re just so different. But I wish sometimes I could.
I love seeing you and your dad working together.. Your dad still looks like he's losing weight.Tell him to keep up a good work.. And now I see where you get saying beautiful from. Be proud of that. God bless the pepe's crew for their hard work and dedication. Have a wonderful weekend Pepe's..
Only done thousands of times everyday, without incident. Thats the difference between a 'truck driver' and a 'steering wheel' holder, with his bath towel on his head.....just sayin'
Good work. Was impressed with how strong those totes were, I have had a few that the metal frame was tack welded together and seemed more designed for keeping the plastic in shape. These ones were definitely stronger.
Once food stuffs are outside a controlled environment the liability of using them is huge. Writing off a load is a lot simpler than dealing with a liability suit for someone's stomach ache when they learn that the syrup that was used sat on the side of the road for 10 minutes. Yes, it's perfectly fine, but liability these days is crazy.
@@bobmazzi7435 I wonder if it could be used for ethanol since it is not exactly the same and it would be added part way through the process they use for corn. Just hope it wasn’t dumped in a landfill and buried.
@@bobh6728 It's sugar and would ferment. Just add a hundred gallons per batch to the raw materials coming in and it'll be fine. Seriously, I would want a Chem E to think about if for a few minutes, but if I remember my chemistry courses from a few decades ago, it'll be fine.
Loved the drone shots but, it was a bit like riding a roller coaster so for those who get motion sickness, you may want to take it slow. Awesome job.. that special forklift was super cool.
I see that u like working with your Dad and it means a lot to u. That's special. Great Work 👍🏼. Your Dad wanted to get in the telehander for the AC. Smart move.
You gentlemen are excellent operators. We appreciate all the hard work yall put into these videos for us to enjoy. Stay safe out there. Keep the shiny side up
Alex and Josh are not only vehicle recovery experts, but they're also fast becoming expert videographers too! In fact this channel has inspired me to buy my own drone! 👍
Yeah this was a great video I love the new drone. And I like to break down during the video I don't like it afterwards I usually cut it off when you start that breakdown. And dad is always right even when he's wrong and you guys show that you respect your dad so much. And the whole team works together so good you guys are great... Yeah I know
Fructose 90 is a type of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) that contains 90% fructose and 10% glucose. It's the most concentrated form of HFCS, but it's rarely used because of its extreme sweetness. HFCS is made from corn starch, which is processed to convert some of the glucose into fructose using enzymes. The amount of fructose in HFCS varies, with other types including: HFCS is used in many ways, including: Sweetening, Browning in baking, As an anti-crystallizer in icings, and As a humectant in waffles and caramel fillings. The new drone is great! Funny you mentioned about your dad! He is a real go getter! I caught the part where he told you to put the chain in one place and you said no it should go here. He said put it here and you said well ok. He said no put it where you said . He said no you are going to damage the thing. You said no I'm stubborn!
@@samholdsworth420 If you are going to pour that crap on your pancakes you might as well just add a few drops of hot water to your table sugar and chomp away!
Nothing like experience. I love listening to you, your dad, and Alex as you size up these jobs. As many jobs as I have watched you all do, I think I can count on one hand the cargo the properly secured. Love paint job on your dad's truck
Sweet lift. It really was a sticky situation. Just remember the old saying: In America, first you get the sugar, then you get the power, then you get the women 🤣 Fruticose L90 is a processed sweetener that comes from the Chicory Plant. Basically the L90 stands for it being 90% fiber that comes from Inulin, a long chain polysaccharide that is found in more starchy fruits and vegetables. They basically extract and concentrate the juice from Chicory plant roots. Because its more complex form of sugar its less impacting on your blood sugar than high fructose corn syrup, and as it is mostly plant fiber is good for digestion.
I do enjoyed from the start to the end , so cool footage with your new drone is on my list to buy lol , I like how you guys interact, your Dad who's kinda little grumpy haha or just not so patient 😅 but I like everything ! 🎉 Of all the RUclipsrs you guys become my favorite one !!
I'm a retired Motor Officer from Harris County TX. I missed seeing this action because although we are first on scene we are quickly dispatched to shut down the roadway in order to ensure First responders , rotators, and wreckers to reach the scene. Watching these guys work is like a symphony because the name of the game is get the roadway reopened and prevent any further accidents, not to mention keep every body safe while clearing the accident.
@gragor11 man been in 14millioon situations more then his son! Allways soak it in... old Timers allways are right! I get it's not the old days... But they have forgot/more then we will ever remember! Cherish the knowledge! And that's what ole boy did in this situation.. AND highlighted it! Mad Props!
Superb video and of course a classic recovery. Read the comments. Can't think of anything new to say. I truly appreciate the effort to provide these videos. Great comment about being a team. It is obvious that everyone knows their job. R,E, Dad has been "in charge " for forty + years. Old habits are hard to break.
Great job as usual. You need to tell your dad that if he keeps working that fast, he'll cut down on the profits. (unless the job pays a flat fee, then carry on) 🙂
A truck and trailer role over, brand new trailer destroyed, at least 10qt of 80-gallon containers of corn syrup rolled over, and 1-container leaking corn syrup all over the trailer and road, with cars passing by in the other lane close by. What a sticky situation! 😳 Yo my man Josh, I really like your new DJI 2nd generation drone. It flies super fast, it is nimble, and maneuverable as heck, I can't believe the way you were able to pilot it in-between tight spaces. I also love that little tilt it does while turning. COOL 😎
The trailer is repairable. The bottom rails and plate walls are undamaged. Just needs new roof bows and new aluminum roof, and it’ll be back on the road.
That was one sticky job. The telehandler is a great piece of equipment to have. Good job getting it cleared in record time. Now for Cal-Tran to clean the mess-up.
You are a very patient person I think I would have lost it with my dad I worked with my son for 20 years and many many words later would not change a thing 😊
I guess he took that on-ramp too fast, geez what a mess ..! I see why they contract with you guys, your always "Johnny on the spot" ..! The Best ..! I like it when you work with your Dad ..
This is a perfect example of always listen to your dad (old school) This Reminded me of me and my dad fighting when I’m damn sure he is RIGHT but I would just ignore it because I’m “stubborn” . Great job 👏🏾
Josh, it happened because the load wasn't secured and the shift in the curve took the rig over! Probably a bit too fast for the turn but a liquid load with no restraints is asking for trouble! The Old slosh factor! My oldest son learned that lesson when he almost rolled a fuel truck in an airport! He turned into the roll and got the wheels back down and was much to the wise!
Sharp turn and no other cars involved....any wild guesses on what caused this huge accident
excessive speed, distracted driving and Sir Issac Newton 😂
Speed and with it being liquid in the totes the liquid would have moved all the weight to the left side causing the trailer to flip is my guess
@PepesTowingService Excessive speed lateral force increases 4x with speed... with his load also not being secured inside the truck they all probably shifted like lego's in a big box during his entire drive. Honestly how this guy has a license is beyond me.
Driver is 120% at fault, would not pass CDL in europe by a longshot and after that accident wouldnt get to keep it either.
He should find another job with less responsibility.... I'd suggest something like cleaning offices but i wouldnt trust him with a wet mop 😂
corn syrup? save me some fo rmy pancakes.
Ant-attack. That’s obvious 😂
Your dad is awesome Josh. 😉
I had called Pepe’s about a job I thought you guys could do for us in OC, and somehow your dad was the one who answered the phone! The call turned into 30 minutes talking about life actually…two old school guys just jabbering.
To speak to a man who runs a super successful company… who answers still answers the phone …that’s humble, friendly, and who talked about how much he loves his family (especially how proud he is of you, Josh), it’s just so refreshing in the business world we operate in today.
You are a lucky man to have a father like that…cherish this time, and let him be as old school as he wants….precious father-interaction…nothing better 🤙😥😁
To quote Colonel Potter from M*A*S*H, "man answers his own phone, must be a Unitarian."
Amen , to that . At 75 younger folks are really interested in in how things were and how they are now with the differences .
I'm in my 70's now and all 6 of my children tend to stick to the old ways (thank God) and have done amazingly well in life! I could not be more proud!
Great job
I know what the problem is. He got a cracker jack box driver's license they're like. Oh, you drive overseas, okay. You can come and drive in the United States. Guarantee you that's what happened see it all the time. And notice how over the years, more and more people come from other countries and drive here. And now they have more and more laws. If that didn't happen, we could still be doing some old school driving nowadays. But since everything's all jacked up. Because people don't know how to drive our roads in America. Because they're used to driving where there's No laws at all and nobody to control safety. They think they can drive. They can speed and they can do whatever they want on the road. Because they're in a bigger vehicle than everybody. Else. I see it all the time when I'm driving my rig. 90% of everybody that has caused a problem. Or that cut somebody off or that causes a crash they either have a green card or some sort of special work permit. But they are not true Americans. And in my opinion, anybody who comes from a country that is the enemy of the united states and the people that have tried to kill me when I did my tours in combat should not be allowed to be driving or be in america at all.
Unsecured totes singled out down the middle = recipe for disaster. Those things are literally on skis and MUST be secured.
No logistics rails in the trailer - squeeze bars wouldn't stop those totes from moving once they start....the totes SHOULD have been loaded left-right-left-right so they interlocked. It also helps if the driver doesn't take the corner like he's driving a NASCAR Cup Series race car....
@@kentr2424 With the e-track built into the walls straps can be used to secure them. Put them side by side like you said with a few feet between each row to even out weight.
@@edstevens1435 I didn't see the e-track, but if it's there, it could have (and SHOULD have) been used to strap those totes in, you're right about that.
I wonder if the load was sealed when he hooked the trailer, or if the driver applied the seal after loading? If the driver sealed it, he should've known that straps should've been used and how to load the totes. How do I know, you ask? I've hauled cooking oil in totes that size (used in commercial bakeries) that weighed out at about 44,000 lbs. The totes were loaded in interlocking fashion and strapped in by me - so I never had a problem hauling them - in some cases from Western Canada to Oakland....
@@kentr2424 3:47 The load was sealed so the driver is exonerated imo because I know how easy it is to move a tote.They are not light but slide easy on the hard oak floor.
I used to deliver flavorings to the Nutter Butter factory in totes. Always remember the smell, just like the cookie.. I grew up between a bakery and a brewery so I was always smelling something good.
The leaking tote reminded me of when I picked up a tote of transmission fluid once, I left the customer and soon I was wondering why my tractor mirror was getting transmission oil on it until I saw my drive tires soaked in it and the trailer dripping profusely. The totes lid on top was not screwed on tight enough and my day was shot cleaning up the mess.
@@edstevens1435 You're quite right - they slide easy....😱😱
If the shipper loaded and sealed the trailer without the driver there, the shipper is the idiot who didn't load the totes properly or secure them. Josh doesn't say if he knows whether it was the shipper or driver who sealed the load. That may be why the driver didn't seem too concerned, he can't be faulted for the shipper's improper loading and load securement.....and as you know, a driver can't break a seal unless a LEO tells him to or he's at the receiver so the driver can't check the load before leaving.
Boss man's truck is legit painted flames. Custom paint on a rotator. Front to back. Thats how you know these guys know what thier doing.
Dave’s truck
They didn't even try to tie down that load. What a mess!
inconscience !
So whose fault is this? Driver fault or the shipper
@@dayner989 Unsecured, they all skid to the side of the trailer with any 30 kph turn. This is a guaranteed tip over with that weight. This is 100% the fault of the crew that loaded this container.
Yeah, not really a way to tie that down.
I know, especially since it's going all the way to Oregon from Southern California. What a shame.
Big, reminds me of my Dad (RIP) . We grew up in pipeline construction, but we were in always safe. Because of his vast experience there was no time to waste, old dawg knew all the tricks. Stay safe fellas, Ur the best.
Yeah, same here, man. I grew up working with my dad in construction too. He passed away at 65. Your comment just made me think about my old man lol I’m in my 30s. Think about it this way the one thing that always makes me happy is that it went the way it was supposed to. If it was the other way around our Dads would have been absolutely devastated.
THIS IS HOW YOU GET ANTS.
Ants are the least of his worries 😂
Spilled oil is how you get ants?
@johndc2998 you liked your own comment, didn't you? 🤣
DO YOU WANT ANTS?!?!?! BECAUSE THAT"S HOW YOU GET ANTS!!!! - Malory Archer circa 2009
@dripskee6443 🙏 🪦 RIP
when hauling these totes full of any type of liquid you have to drive it as if you're driving a tanker! It's obvious he went too fast around the bend which caused it to flip due to the liquid surge. Hopefully he had a tanker endorsement because those look like 275 gallon totes way over 119 gallons, also over 1000lbs total weight. I'm not perfect, but that driver should know better! Good thing it wasn't hazmat and no one got killed including that driver. Thanks Josh and crew for another great video! Stay safe & God bless!
I believe that size tote is about 500 gallons, roughly.
What's obvious, the load wasn't secured, and it was sealed. No way for the driver to check the load.
From my experience with trailers hauling beer in roll-overs, because it was a food product, the load must be destroyed.
going to fast....load shift....yep. done! Fired! yep
@@scudfarcus4343 no they’re 275 gallon totes. Trust me I deal with these a lot
That FPV drone footage is really cool but it will never be "watching a battery explode on the 47" cool!
Yeah, that was a wild recovery!
You guys are so blessed to have your Dad Joe. He’s a a treasures of a man Your family get togethers has got to be a kick
This is the comment I was looking for🎉😢
Now there's a sticky sitution
Yes, very sticky situation.
I came here looking for this comment.
No evidence of the load being secured so the load shifted. Over we go.
👌👍
Momentum is a bitch.
Can’t really secure a load being in a van trailer with no rail locks that wouldn’t stop that anyway even if it did
It’s a big issue with drop n hook loads
Nothing was strapped to the walls. Or braced. Or air bags.
I so admire your dad stand back when he's around he's THE MAN !! How ever where would he be with out you and Alex. Appreciate you MEN OF DIFFERENT AGES
Another super pro job by Josh + his Dad from Pepe's! The new drone is the bomb! There are 2 other tow channels I check in on and they don't come close to Pepe's in skill and execution! You guys are the BEST! Mega kudos!
I remember that feeling of a job well done. It makes a difference having the right equipment and trained professionals. Great job guys!
Another top notch job from the premier towing and recovery company.
Your dad is like my dad was. He never stood around waiting with his hands in his pockets. He was in motion, being effective. Thanks for the video. I like how fast it went using the rotator to slide the totes out and upright them.
Your dad is a master..OG experience! ❤ I love your dad..
I still find it incredible how these transport companies use trailers with wooden floors, for heavy items like these IBCs, with no tie-downs! Josh would you say it was a combination of speed around the bend and the fact these goods were free to move around? Great job as always 🙌🏻
You know me well lol that's exactly what I'd say
I'll bet the trailer got hopping a bit and the load shifted to the left. And that was all she wrote. Don't blame the driver unless he approved the ( lack of ) tiedowns or load bars to keep things from shifting. And the hopping might not have even been with this driver.
@@PepesTowingService I have hauled these totes from NJ -Boston ,they would put rubber mat under each one and load 2 across than 1 across.I would put 2 straps on tp prevent movement to the back.
Mr Josh Another awesome recovery. Thanks for sharing and stay safe
Love seeing your dad work a rollover with you
Josh, I’m always so impressed with all the stuff that pop does once he gets on the site, I think him getting involved, keeps his blood flowing, and deep down keeps him alive and healthy and happy.
Your Father truely brought you up to be a real man and how to get the job done and done right .
A forklift is designed to work on a hard smooth surface, this is what limits it. Forklifts get stuck in mud, sand dirt etc., a telehandler is suited well to the work here and on flat surfaces, but is restricted in that is needs space to maneuver and cannot lift as high as a forklift. This was a perfect example of how teamwork makes life so easy, well done team
On what planet can a telehandler not lift as high as a forklift 😂
@@gregshearer423 when a forklift has a three stage mast, it has a much higher reach.
@@mfc4591 nope my 8000 lb telehandler goes up 50 ft. most regular forklifts don't go over 20
@@ronblack7870 most regular 2 ton forklifts don't agree, refer to my first comment
Lol reminds me when I used to work with my dad, he and I would always have different ideas, but either one will work, but he always wanted to do things his way. Shout out to all the dads and sons who work together cause it's a hard thing to do.
Well done Pepe's! Josh, you're a lucky guy to have your Dad. I'm probably his age and I just love him! ❤. The drone shots were great 👍.
The telehandler is a great choice.. That has to be best recovery accessory to come along in ages.. Its versatility and capability are clear. Nice job.. great video again.. And a nod of respect to Dad👌...
Damn that's was impressive!! Thanks for keeping the roads clear for us man 😎🤙
The first one is a learning process, then the rest is automatic, nice job, Josh.
I appreciate the respect you have for your father.
Man. The way you and your dad talk to each other I love it! My dad and I never communicated in that way and I wish we did! I lost him back in 2017. He passed away under his semi truck on the side of the highway on the I5 in cali. I love watching your videos and seeing you and your dad working together.. I wish I could still have that.. I’m happy you do tho man! I love the way you and your dad bond and I hope that you both can live a long life and work together forever!
As much as the dad likes to run the show… to work with your dad is a blessing. My dad owns a big company and I don’t work with him because we’re just so different. But I wish sometimes I could.
You should before it's too late.
Your Dad did a great job figuring everything out!!
I love seeing you and your dad working together.. Your dad still looks like he's losing weight.Tell him to keep up a good work.. And now I see where you get saying beautiful from. Be proud of that. God bless the pepe's crew for their hard work and dedication. Have a wonderful weekend Pepe's..
And Pops pulls up on scene-you know everything is going to be ok.....Another great recovery!
Great vid and job Josh. You're all rocking the recovery scene around the planet. Only in LA man. The drone footage was great...more more!
From L.A. to Portland with the totes just sliding around? No wonder it flipped over.
Only done thousands of times everyday, without incident. Thats the difference between a 'truck driver' and a 'steering wheel' holder, with his bath towel on his head.....just sayin'
@@Craiglife777hey Craig how’s your life As a cousin loving racist been going for you? Only comments on people of color that have an accident. Scum.
@@Craiglife777 What an ignorant comment.
@r31527 No, it's not ignorant at all, it's truth.
@@Craiglife777 The bath towel comment is the ignorant part...
The trailer was pancaked and then the traffic became slow as molasses.
Gee, the top looked waffled to me.
@@bobmazzi7435 You guys are starting to crepe me out.
@@markat9576 Well, it is a sticky situation.
That's a sweet pun.
this thread deserves to be on reddit
Yall the best. I love how your working with yo dad !! Old school and new school ! 👊🏾
Good work. Was impressed with how strong those totes were, I have had a few that the metal frame was tack welded together and seemed more designed for keeping the plastic in shape. These ones were definitely stronger.
This was genuinely a pleasure to watch.. the relationship with your dad, the police, and your business is cool.
Good afternoon Alex & Josh, its a good day to get rollovers
This is the best PR (advertisement) for Your Towing company. And one of the best I have seen of a Truck Havarie! Good job Pepe! ❤❤
Loved the flip in the first one!
WHY do I love this channel, I am 77????
75 years old here-and old Towman myself-I watch every one.
129 here. Love it too
It looks phenomenal great clear picture and as always, you guys you guys do great work
Once food stuffs are outside a controlled environment the liability of using them is huge. Writing off a load is a lot simpler than dealing with a liability suit for someone's stomach ache when they learn that the syrup that was used sat on the side of the road for 10 minutes. Yes, it's perfectly fine, but liability these days is crazy.
Hope they used it somehow, cattle feed or at least add it to compost.
@@bobh6728 Probably cattle feed. The other possibility is an ethanol plant.
@@bobmazzi7435 I wonder if it could be used for ethanol since it is not exactly the same and it would be added part way through the process they use for corn. Just hope it wasn’t dumped in a landfill and buried.
@@bobh6728 It's sugar and would ferment. Just add a hundred gallons per batch to the raw materials coming in and it'll be fine. Seriously, I would want a Chem E to think about if for a few minutes, but if I remember my chemistry courses from a few decades ago, it'll be fine.
@@bobmazzi7435 C6-H12-O6 and all that?
I love to see when Josh narrates the videos. He makes the best videos.
Loved the drone shots but, it was a bit like riding a roller coaster so for those who get motion sickness, you may want to take it slow. Awesome job.. that special forklift was super cool.
I had a similar reaction at one point. Like the driver of that semi, you shouldn’t take turns too fast! 😊 🇨🇦
I see that u like working with your Dad and it means a lot to u. That's special. Great Work 👍🏼. Your Dad wanted to get in the telehander for the AC. Smart move.
Sticky situation! Seems like you got the new drone figured out. Great quality!
It warms my heart seeing your old man out working beside you Josh!
The master of towing is onsite.
You gentlemen are excellent operators. We appreciate all the hard work yall put into these videos for us to enjoy. Stay safe out there. Keep the shiny side up
42:44 - I love this new drone! What a sick maneuver and shot. Making Alex look like boss!
Alex and Josh are not only vehicle recovery experts, but they're also fast becoming expert videographers too! In fact this channel has inspired me to buy my own drone! 👍
Yeah this was a great video I love the new drone. And I like to break down during the video I don't like it afterwards I usually cut it off when you start that breakdown. And dad is always right even when he's wrong and you guys show that you respect your dad so much. And the whole team works together so good you guys are great... Yeah I know
I love how you tell the whole story. So many channels leave open questions, that are never answered.
Fructose 90 is a type of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) that contains 90% fructose and 10% glucose. It's the most concentrated form of HFCS, but it's rarely used because of its extreme sweetness.
HFCS is made from corn starch, which is processed to convert some of the glucose into fructose using enzymes. The amount of fructose in HFCS varies, with other types including: HFCS is used in many ways, including: Sweetening, Browning in baking, As an anti-crystallizer in icings, and As a humectant in waffles and caramel fillings. The new drone is great! Funny you mentioned about your dad! He is a real go getter! I caught the part where he told you to put the chain in one place and you said no it should go here. He said put it here and you said well ok. He said no put it where you said . He said no you are going to damage the thing. You said no I'm stubborn!
it goes go well in pancakes, so much better than maple syrup.
@@UHStudioKane I hope you are kidding! Have you ever even had REAL Maple Syrup? And if so what grade?
Makes sense that it's used for syrup
@@oldogre5999ikr 😂
@@samholdsworth420 If you are going to pour that crap on your pancakes you might as well just add a few drops of hot water to your table sugar and chomp away!
Nothing like experience. I love listening to you, your dad, and Alex as you size up these jobs. As many jobs as I have watched you all do, I think I can count on one hand the cargo the properly secured. Love paint job on your dad's truck
Pops absolutely loves being out there with y'all. Gotta get him some new boots instead of these drones though. 😂
Cool video, you all have what it takes to do this, I have watched many of your videos and wait for the next one. Thanks for all you do for your state.
Your dad runs circles around everyone Josh 😊
Extra amazing seeing the videos with your dad, experians is cool as heck! Briliant video as always :)
That driver is calm for being in that situation.
Your relationship with you father is so respectful
Sweet lift. It really was a sticky situation. Just remember the old saying: In America, first you get the sugar, then you get the power, then you get the women 🤣
Fruticose L90 is a processed sweetener that comes from the Chicory Plant. Basically the L90 stands for it being 90% fiber that comes from Inulin, a long chain polysaccharide that is found in more starchy fruits and vegetables. They basically extract and concentrate the juice from Chicory plant roots. Because its more complex form of sugar its less impacting on your blood sugar than high fructose corn syrup, and as it is mostly plant fiber is good for digestion.
New drone is great. It's some times hard to work with family but it makes wonderful memories.
Awesome job Josh. Kudos to Dad!
I do enjoyed from the start to the end , so cool footage with your new drone is on my list to buy lol , I like how you guys interact, your Dad who's kinda little grumpy haha or just not so patient 😅 but I like everything ! 🎉 Of all the RUclipsrs you guys become my favorite one !!
I thought your dad was about to whoop you Josh. 😂 Great job as always. The drone is cool. Just like Alex. 😁
I'm a retired Motor Officer from Harris County TX. I missed seeing this action because although we are first on scene we are quickly dispatched to shut down the roadway in order to ensure First responders , rotators, and wreckers to reach the scene. Watching these guys work is like a symphony because the name of the game is get the roadway reopened and prevent any further accidents, not to mention keep every body safe while clearing the accident.
Nothing better than a Lil father and son bickering! 😂😂
I was in another argument today with my 36 year old son. Ugh. Then I watch these two sort it out. Granted, they did better than us.
@gragor11 best thing ever!! Granted father knows best!
@gragor11 man been in 14millioon situations more then his son! Allways soak it in... old Timers allways are right! I get it's not the old days... But they have forgot/more then we will ever remember! Cherish the knowledge! And that's what ole boy did in this situation.. AND highlighted it! Mad Props!
Superb video and of course a classic recovery. Read the comments. Can't think of anything new to say. I truly appreciate the effort to provide these videos. Great comment about being a team. It is obvious that everyone knows their job. R,E, Dad has been "in charge " for forty + years. Old habits are hard to break.
Great job as usual. You need to tell your dad that if he keeps working that fast, he'll cut down on the profits. (unless the job pays a flat fee, then carry on) 🙂
I LOVE watching Josh and his Dad working together!
oh boy, the bugs and flies in the area are gonna FEAST for a long, long time!
A truck and trailer role over, brand new trailer destroyed, at least 10qt of 80-gallon containers of corn syrup rolled over, and 1-container leaking corn syrup all over the trailer and road, with cars passing by in the other lane close by. What a sticky situation! 😳 Yo my man Josh, I really like your new DJI 2nd generation drone. It flies super fast, it is nimble, and maneuverable as heck, I can't believe the way you were able to pilot it in-between tight spaces. I also love that little tilt it does while turning. COOL 😎
The trailer is repairable. The bottom rails and plate walls are undamaged. Just needs new roof bows and new aluminum roof, and it’ll be back on the road.
That was one sticky job. The telehandler is a great piece of equipment to have. Good job getting it cleared in record time. Now for Cal-Tran to clean the mess-up.
You are a very patient person I think I would have lost it with my dad
I worked with my son for 20 years and many many words later would not change a thing 😊
Listen to Dad !!! New drone looks excellent job !!!
Enjoy the memories you’re making with your father . Y’all have a great relationship.
Josh always gets everything done right 🎉
Awesome work fellas. First time seeing your videos and I'm super impressed. Keep doing amazing jobs!
You can't fool me driver, I know a shipment for a Diddy party when I see one.
lmfao
All I can say is you guys are awesome. Very very efficient. I’m so impressed.
Glad to see Jeffery's still on the scene, even if he's hiding on top of the truck now :-)
Very,very quick recovery there Josh...team work....quick thinking.....Awesome drone footage...stay safe and see you soon
I guess he took that on-ramp too fast, geez what a mess ..! I see why they contract with you guys, your always "Johnny on the spot" ..! The Best ..! I like it when you work with your Dad ..
"too fast" is any movement at all without the load being secured
I love that your Dad shows up on Jobs.
Josh and ALEX YOU HAVE DONE A VERY GOOD JOB thank to your father.
Good job. I really like your narrative. Please continue with the process and the new drone.
Well i guess Portland will be running out of syrup next week..
Noooooo 😱😰
A replacement load is probably already being staged.
Haha “ what did you put for the Uber” look for the roll over🤣😆 at least you got it to smile😆! Great work by the way!
Keep up with the good work love watching your videos on RUclips God bless
22:12 "Free your mind, Neo." legendary
This is a perfect example of always listen to your dad (old school)
This Reminded me of me and my dad fighting when I’m damn sure he is RIGHT but I would just ignore it because I’m “stubborn” . Great job 👏🏾
Josh, it happened because the load wasn't secured and the shift in the curve took the rig over! Probably a bit too fast for the turn but a liquid load with no restraints is asking for trouble! The Old slosh factor! My oldest son learned that lesson when he almost rolled a fuel truck in an airport! He turned into the roll and got the wheels back down and was much to the wise!
This is definitely a sticky situation
You are all really great professionals at your jobs! Very Impressed.
OG is on the job !