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After long time .. happy to see 🤘

Another fine job By Merciful Towing How much weight one Container weighs

Don't understand why you need a rotator to load the containers

Do you need a class A license to run this set up? I have a class B looking to upgrade.

Learned me something new today. Cruise Loop Recovery.

What is the piece that connects the claw to the straps?

So curious, if you had two Rotators, could one lift the other, tonnage wise? Not that you would ever need or do it. Just curious. Thanks for the video.

Driver needs dunnage (lumber) underneath the load along with belly wrap

4 thousand pounds!!!! The truck didn't break 1 sweat bead. Lol

winter driving is no joke. especially, if it's real icy.

Good job!!!!

Just a suggestion here-while you were blocking/leveling the truck spades-one of the other guys there could have gotten the chains out and hooked up the rear of the trailer-by the time you get swung around-it'd be ready for you.

Where was this? Great job man!!!Good to see these when your a newbie! Thanks for these videos. Thomas (Vine Grove Merciful) Looked like your good at landscaping too 😂😂

I love your towing videos, crawling under a broken truck is dangerous with hookups

Good job getting it done. 👏👏💪💪

What was your total time on scene? Did you have good traffic control support from law enforcement

Nicely done ✅ and nice video quality

Very nice job well done guys to bad that people pay attention driving out there

Can you imagine the ride when that happens??

You are not a lazy MAN by anyone's standard

That was a mess to get turned around and hooked up. No driver makes things a bit suspicious on his part. Good job guys getting it hauled away.

Driver causes a major wreck takes off The cops don't care The owner of the Truck and Trailer just wants his Trailer back and he doesn't care about what happen Yup there is a major problem with the Trucking industry It's just like the last video with the Ryder box Truck .. Great recovery video too bad you did not catch the 25 T doing a wheelie that would have been cool to see Take care enjoy your holiday

Good job Mikey

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Hey Michael I am not trying to be smart but I think I would have had a tagline on that trailer. Great job for the “newbie. Keep the videos coming and stay safe.

Great job guys Ethen did a real nice job operating the Rotator take care enjoy your day

Ethan did a good job!😁😁😁😁

I knew I should of waited. When you pulled up next to the trailer and I asked you if you were going to make a video.

Start with the big rig first and then the small rig. Good job with the boss talking you through it.

Hi do you have eny plans for getting a 85 or 100 ton rotator wrecker

The Video starts with the Box truck on it's side ? Did You pull it over then start the Video ?

There are times when you just can't keep your wrecker truck nice and clean and spotless like you want to

So why is that lip on top of the outrigger ? If we do things we will sometimes mess up . great job .

Steering wheel holders lol

It just blows me away how the drivers can't see that great big ditch! Another fun video, thanks, stay safe.

Nice pick and swing. If that's your biggest mistake for the day, I'd call it a good day.

i appreciate the time you take to make this video. it pays to know what you are doing. please keep more videos coming

That's a Bozo No - no in the Towing world Mr Michael LOL the good part you showed you mistakes not like other channels that would have edited that part out .. Great video as always and looking forward to the major wreck video coming out soon Take care enjoy your work week

Nice pick and swing till you set it on the outrigger. Things happen!

No worries dude! You did a great job...**** happens!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

GPS car ?

OKS,,,,, Will forgive the ""outrigger "" Mistake , ,so another issue with ""GPS"" as that surly ain't a truck route ??? 🤔🙄🤥

That was one way to make sure he didn't get away with out paying Outrigger to the Icc bumper

Nice pickup

I heard from a local that he actually dropped it while unloading it from another trailer that's why there's no explanation

I'm looking into this line of work here soon. Been doing OTR for 10 years now, and decided I'm tired of living in the cab of a truck. Got an interview with a company local to where I live, which I believe is family run. Been hauling glass the last 6 1/2 years almost now, and time with the company has been good, they've treated me well. But I've started to hit that wall, I want more time to vest into my hobbies, I wanna cook my own meals at home, go fishing more, maybe garden a bit again. My uncle does roadside maintenance, hes been a mechanic long as I've been alive. He only live an hour from where I do, and I chatted with him for some advice. Decided I'm not gonna hesitate, and rip the bandaid off so to say. Pivotng careers in an economy like this isn't an easy choice, but at least I got plenty of CDL driving experience under my belt. Mainly be learning to operate the equipment in a safe manner, and perhaps doing some vocational training in mechanical work. Being able to sleep in my own bed at home every night will make a world of difference. Hoping all works out, my license checked out, only a couple speeding tickets in Commiefornia since I've been driving. I think most of it will just be learning the trade, and readjusting.

I AM A RETIRED PROFESSIONAL SEMI TRUCK DRIVER THE WORST LOAD THAT I REMEMBER HAULING WAS PICKLED STEEL PLATES EVEN WITH THE PLATES BANDED FRONT TO BACK AND SIDE TO SIDE THEY STILL MANAGED TO SLIDE AROUND SOME WHAT!

Great recovery, I'm surprised you didn't drag it back to the end of the guard rail. Very impressive lift, but there was a lot of your staff in the "triangle of death". Very glad it all worked out this time. Please stay safe out there.