What was this a repo? Nice tow recovery job, thanks BigAl California p.s. take care of my truck you are using to tow with , I’m the second owner, lol what are they doing with blue truck and trailer???
You should always remove the drive shaft or axle regardless of how far your towing it. At least that is what I was taught and that is what I always did.... Also I used to leave the U-Joint caps on and I would rap electrical tape around them to hold them in place. After the pins falling out of the caps a couple times I just wrapped them with tape.
I remove them all the time on automatic transmissions and on manual transmissions I remove them when they’re not staying local but I’m risking the transmission jumping in to gear, I always leave them in neutral but on the dual set on the high gears. The caps sometimes come with some wire thing that holds them in place but when they don’t I put tape as well.
Heavy tow for that 25 ton eh? Nice job. You should teach new and some old Wrecker Operators the proper and safe way of hooking up a Semi from the front and rear. Stay safe out there.
What was this a repo? Nice tow recovery job, thanks BigAl California p.s. take care of my truck you are using to tow with , I’m the second owner, lol what are they doing with blue truck and trailer???
You should always remove the drive shaft or axle regardless of how far your towing it. At least that is what I was taught and that is what I always did.... Also I used to leave the U-Joint caps on and I would rap electrical tape around them to hold them in place. After the pins falling out of the caps a couple times I just wrapped them with tape.
I remove them all the time on automatic transmissions and on manual transmissions I remove them when they’re not staying local but I’m risking the transmission jumping in to gear, I always leave them in neutral but on the dual set on the high gears. The caps sometimes come with some wire thing that holds them in place but when they don’t I put tape as well.
Heavy tow for that 25 ton eh? Nice job. You should teach new and some old Wrecker Operators the proper and safe way of hooking up a Semi from the front and rear. Stay safe out there.
I wish it was a 25 ton it’s just a 20ton. I’m going to be recording more often. I’ve done a a bunch of tractor trailers but haven’t recorded them
You are at the rest area on the other side of Frazier Park