I can’t believe the hospital released her to drive home. Where I live every time the hospital made sure that I had a family member drive me home or the procedure was canceled. You and the officer did a great job.
@@austinallermann6580 and I am stuck at a hospital for no apparent reason. i have been under the same fluorescent troffer lights for over a month and i am still awaiting my discharge. i have busted a few rules however ( like escaping from my room and snooping around the long, liminal hallways. ) i have busted other rules too, and i don't relay to say witch rules these are, just don't tell my R.N!!!!
Not just as in this video, but since discovering this great channel and catching every vid now, it’s clear that Dustin is not only a consummate professional (deep knowledge, respect for tools, the way he always folds and tucks those straps, lol) but also a total class act all the way in the human stuff. Well done, sir.
Thankfully, she didn't drive completely into the ditch, and I hope she gets better. Having gone through some medical issues myself, I understand what it's like being a little confused. Thank you for being so caring and considerate. Good job on getting her car off the curb.
Dustin God Bless you. Being an old lady, who has medical problems, I understand. I’m not confused thankfully. You were such a gentleman getting her in the truck. Physically you’d need the lift truck to get me in your truck😂
Dustan that poor lady!. She was in no state to drive at all. Glad you got her home to bed. This recovery reminds me of the one at a fuel ⛽️ stop and it was 1 entire half of their car on a concrete drain panel. The things i remember. Stay safe see you on the next one 😊
I've been watching these videos for a while. Really love these videos. This one's the best. One really nice of y'all to help her out. Get home safe, keep up the good work, stay safe🇺🇲
I've seen that several times at work we had seizures, heart attack diabetic events all sorts of things you never know when someone driving will just drive off road.
Good Job! I was expecting you to use your bed to lift the front end and hook underneath to lift and pull over the curb. More than one way to count to 10.
This is usually why a hospital / ER and such won't release you unless someone drives you home. Thankfully, this was the most of it and not a head on somewhere.
@@Queenie_78and i'm still stuck under the same fluorescent troffers for over a month now!. trapped with the quacks and the angels in white. (and i HAVE broken a few rules HEHE LOL, just don't tell my R.N)
I wonder with the drivers side tire that close to the concrete, if you could turn the wheel all the way drivers if it would climb out on its own? Prayers for her. Hope she feels better soon.
I'm shocked, Clute usually showed no grace for anyone when I lived there. Lake Jackson was the better department and Clute was known to be the bullies pretty much. Good to see a change in the department and integrity.
I have seen a tow guy at the one car auction I used to go to who would just grab the right front wheel with his left wheel lift and pull in-op AWD cars through the sale with only one wheel lifted and one on the ground, the other two LF & RR spinning in midair. I would have just picked it that way and backed up.
Going to work in a busy road/intersection without traffic control doesn’t sound like a good idea to me. Trying to save a few extra minutes isn’t worth my life.
Only 3 minutes in... Trolley jack under the front, lift it high enough to clear the wheel. Winch it from behind while watching the trolley jack and wheel. I'll be curious to see how you do it. I remember when my neighbour drove off the edge of the driveway (complete idiots) and both the rear wheels were off. A tow truck ended up coming in on the neighbours property and lifted it by its tow bar with the tray (destroyed the lawn)
@@Towtruck_Dustin But wouldn't the jack roll along (as long as the little wheels were turned the same way) with the car ? It was interesting to see that you used 2 blocks of wood which turned into the wheels (sliding on each other) As for the jack position, I was thinking mounting it towards the middle of the car parallel to the vehicle . Either way, your way worked and you're the towie.
@@jimsmith9819 Yeah. Depends on the surface, the size of the wheels and whether the jack is a elcheapo one or an expensive one . I have moved my vehicle just a little on a jack, but I made sure I wasn't under it and it was low down in case it came off.
Well, that ain’t the way I would have done it! JK!! You’re obviously a well trained, experienced professional who knows what you’re doing. I’ll not Monday morning quarterback. Well done!!! 👍
Looks like the arm bands she was released from a hospital. I’m surprised she is driving if she was not feeling good she should have gotten a Uber or a family member to drive her.
@@Queenie_78 there is always a way to get transportation there is many services out there to get transportation when needed you just have to know how to get it. This lady was not fit to drive luckily she had not caused an accident where a life was lost and it was what it was.
@Leotheconstructionguy well he has a remote for his winch. He could have easily just hook to the rear. Put the car in neutral and turn the wheel and pulled it backwards. I've done it a lot. Sometimes without using my truck..
If I was getting paid hourly then I would spend all of that time for sure but with commission nope. Time is money! Turn hard left, stick a skate under it to prevent further damage and winch it up in neutral. 😁
😂😂😂😂 a skate. I need a set of the skates you got if you think that’s enough to do anything. I hope the all the extra money you make in the extra few mins gets you enough to pay out all the damage claims. It only takes a few minutes to do your job right and avoid any damage.
@@Towtruck_DustinI would rather scuff up a skate and protect the control arm/K member and with the tire being so close it would come up as soon as you started winching as it did. Instead of spending the extra time and work jacking it up and also it was only an escape 😁
I work in the towing industry and it's common for a wrecker driver to leave their gloves on for health reasons because the driver doesn't know the whole situation prior to arriving. There are vehicles that may contain some type of drug residue. It's part of being safe out in the field for a wrecker driver.
Not a good idea at all. The higher the rear goes up, the lower the front goes down. Crushing the bumper in the process. Jacking it up to make clearance and pulling it off the concrete guard rail was 100% more effective and caused zero damage.
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"Ford Escape, goes over the Edge" I see what you did there
As a 76-year-old, if I ever need a tow truck, I truly hope I get someone as caring as you
I can’t believe the hospital released her to drive home. Where I live every time the hospital made sure that I had a family member drive me home or the procedure was canceled. You and the officer did a great job.
I went to the hospital 3 times for strep throat, I got Mud in my eye, And for a giant Sliver in my hand
@@austinallermann6580 and I am stuck at a hospital for no apparent reason. i have been under the same fluorescent troffer lights for over a month and i am still awaiting my discharge. i have busted a few rules however ( like escaping from my room and snooping around the long, liminal hallways. ) i have busted other rules too, and i don't relay to say witch rules these are, just don't tell my R.N!!!!
Compassion and professionalism by the police officer and you. A job exceptionally well done by all.
Not just as in this video, but since discovering this great channel and catching every vid now, it’s clear that Dustin is not only a consummate professional (deep knowledge, respect for tools, the way he always folds and tucks those straps, lol) but also a total class act all the way in the human stuff. Well done, sir.
Thankfully, she didn't drive completely into the ditch, and I hope she gets better. Having gone through some medical issues myself, I understand what it's like being a little confused. Thank you for being so caring and considerate. Good job on getting her car off the curb.
Thank You!
Dustin God Bless you. Being an old lady, who has medical problems, I understand. I’m not confused thankfully. You were such a gentleman getting her in the truck. Physically you’d need the lift truck to get me in your truck😂
Bro! Had to drop a thank you. The way you handle helping that lady was phenomenal.. Shows what a great man you are. 💯 Respect Bro
God Bless
Be safe 😎🤙
Dustan that poor lady!. She was in no state to drive at all. Glad you got her home to bed. This recovery reminds me of the one at a fuel ⛽️ stop and it was 1 entire half of their car on a concrete drain panel. The things i remember. Stay safe see you on the next one 😊
Thanks for watching!
You are a caring person!😊
I've been watching these videos for a while. Really love these videos. This one's the best. One really nice of y'all to help her out. Get home safe, keep up the good work, stay safe🇺🇲
Thank You!
Thank you Dustin for showing that woman compassion. The officer was great as well ❤.
I've seen that several times at work we had seizures, heart attack diabetic events all sorts of things you never know when someone driving will just drive off road.
Hopefully she gets well soon. ❤🙏
at least she stopped after one tire went over
Good Job! I was expecting you to use your bed to lift the front end and hook underneath to lift and pull over the curb. More than one way to count to 10.
Thank You! Glad you’re enjoying the content!
Nice cop also nice work 👍👍👍👍👍😊
I hope the lady was OK and recovered from what ever was causing he confusion .
Nice job as usual and done with usual compassion for the person involved.
Thank You!
God bless you Dustin for being caring!!
26:50 good Job Dustin
This is usually why a hospital / ER and such won't release you unless someone drives you home. Thankfully, this was the most of it and not a head on somewhere.
exactly what my R.N told me.
Well provide a ride or drive me or keep me until I can.
@@Queenie_78and i'm still stuck under the same fluorescent troffers for over a month now!. trapped with the quacks and the angels in white. (and i HAVE broken a few rules HEHE LOL, just don't tell my R.N)
It's fun to watch and wonder how your going do it, great job, i fill sorry for the lady i hope she ok.
I feel sorry for her. The hospital should have never released her in that condition. Great job, Dustin 😊
Nice job! Poor Snoopy looked ashamed. Hope the lady gets better soon👍
Good job on lifting it out
You sure know your job . great job .
Great job Dustin and that was an awesome Officer!👍👍👍👍
Thank You!
I wonder with the drivers side tire that close to the concrete, if you could turn the wheel all the way drivers if it would climb out on its own? Prayers for her. Hope she feels better soon.
Awesome job!
Thank You!
Dam Your Good At Your Job.
Good job as always Dustin
Great job Dustin.
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INTERESTING. THANKS DUSTON. 👍 😊
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I'm shocked, Clute usually showed no grace for anyone when I lived there. Lake Jackson was the better department and Clute was known to be the bullies pretty much. Good to see a change in the department and integrity.
I was pretty surprised myself. The few interactions I’ve had with Clute, haven’t been that great.
Great job bro!
Thank You!
@@Towtruck_Dustin 🤜🤛
The ford tried to Escape😮
😂😂
I have seen a tow guy at the one car auction I used to go to who would just grab the right front wheel with his left wheel lift and pull in-op AWD cars through the sale with only one wheel lifted and one on the ground, the other two LF & RR spinning in midair. I would have just picked it that way and backed up.
It was a very good job
The Officer seemed a little upset, however, she seemed very friendly and was nice about the whole thing.
Prolly upset cause have walk around in sun in her uniform
Nice job brother, making it look easy! 💪🏼
Nice video boss man
Thank You!
That seems like a dangerous little crossing.
JMO
Great work Dustin! Just one thing as a LEO. Maybe set your truck up before you close the road. I know it's not a huge amount of time but it helps.
Going to work in a busy road/intersection without traffic control doesn’t sound like a good idea to me. Trying to save a few extra minutes isn’t worth my life.
3:19 😂😂😂😂 now that was hilarious 😂😂😂
How was that funny to you?
@@LindaZeno because I have a sense of humor unlike you 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Leotheconstructionguy I have a great sense of humor but the woman was obviously not feeling well. That part wasn't funny.
@@LindaZeno lmfaooo ok whatever you say 🤣🤣🤣
@@Leotheconstructionguy 3:18
This was a 🆒😎🆒 video glad she was not🤕 but she looks to be sickly.
Thank God! The Cops didn't let her drive.
No mention of car search or the bottle under the seat. Due time, I guess.
0:14 0:15 y ya 👍
Nice police
Only 3 minutes in... Trolley jack under the front, lift it high enough to clear the wheel. Winch it from behind while watching the trolley jack and wheel. I'll be curious to see how you do it.
I remember when my neighbour drove off the edge of the driveway (complete idiots) and both the rear wheels were off. A tow truck ended up coming in on the neighbours property and lifted it by its tow bar with the tray (destroyed the lawn)
Trying to winch with a jack under it as asking for a damage claim after you crush the whole side of the car. I did it the best way.
@@Towtruck_Dustin But wouldn't the jack roll along (as long as the little wheels were turned the same way) with the car ?
It was interesting to see that you used 2 blocks of wood which turned into the wheels (sliding on each other)
As for the jack position, I was thinking mounting it towards the middle of the car parallel to the vehicle .
Either way, your way worked and you're the towie.
@@roadmonitoroz in my experience here at home, the wheels on the jack dont always do what you want
@@jimsmith9819 Yeah. Depends on the surface, the size of the wheels and whether the jack is a elcheapo one or an expensive one .
I have moved my vehicle just a little on a jack, but I made sure I wasn't under it and it was low down in case it came off.
Well, that ain’t the way I would have done it! JK!! You’re obviously a well trained, experienced professional who knows what you’re doing. I’ll not Monday morning quarterback. Well done!!! 👍
Hi Dustin, hows the mustang ??
I’ve seen this type of accident a couple of times.
You needed a boom truck. easy lift.
Not at all. That was about as easy as it gets and with zero additional damage.
What kind of driver training is required in Texas? Wow, such poor drivers in Texas.
No additional damage isn’t doing a good enough job?
Everyone’s an expert on the internet.
Perhaps a cost-cutting by the developers not putting guardrails there.
Looks like the arm bands she was released from a hospital. I’m surprised she is driving if she was not feeling good she should have gotten a Uber or a family member to drive her.
I am not Surprised at all for the hospital letting her drive away Welcome to Fail healthcare 101
@@rogerstlaurent8704legally hospital can’t hold you hostage ….
Smh not everyone has family or anyone to drive them. The ones complaining after won’t help before and not all places have Ubers or $$$
@@Queenie_78 there is always a way to get transportation there is many services out there to get transportation when needed you just have to know how to get it. This lady was not fit to drive luckily she had not caused an accident where a life was lost and it was what it was.
wish it was a ford edge then it would’ve made more sense why it went over the edge lol
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Hope your toes feel better soon
might need the toe truck.
@@georgewills-ek1ggtow
could have all but backed its self up if you cranked the wheel hard right
I’m sure there is a reason, but why can’t you use the wheel lift.
Not sure how you would have used the wheel lift on this without causing a bunch of damage.
puzzle, puzzle
That small bridge needs guardrail, very unsafe during day light could you imagine at night.
Shes lucky it could of been a lot worst. No condition to drive.
Left us hanging on ending..🤷♂️
I literally filmed till the car was loaded.
That was the end?
@@Towtruck_Dustin oh ok
Was wondering at her home..
I try not to record at customers homes. Especially in her condition.
why don't you drive them up if they run
If the parking brake fails it will roll off the bed with no way to stop it.
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Good job. Not how i would have done it. But there is always more than one way to do a job.
Curious as to how you would’ve done it. This seems to have went pretty smooth.
@jayman4912 how would you do it?
@Leotheconstructionguy well he has a remote for his winch. He could have easily just hook to the rear. Put the car in neutral and turn the wheel and pulled it backwards. I've done it a lot. Sometimes without using my truck..
@@jayman4912 that is how you cause damage to vehicles……
That sounds like a damage claim waiting to happen. Just as easy to do what I did and make sure you don’t cause any damage at all.
This police person is what they should be, it used to say "to serve & protect" on all police vehicles that's long gone these days ,it's too bad
She was definitely awesome. Even followed us to the drop off to make sure she got home to the right place.
If I was getting paid hourly then I would spend all of that time for sure but with commission nope. Time is money! Turn hard left, stick a skate under it to prevent further damage and winch it up in neutral. 😁
😂😂😂😂 a skate. I need a set of the skates you got if you think that’s enough to do anything.
I hope the all the extra money you make in the extra few mins gets you enough to pay out all the damage claims.
It only takes a few minutes to do your job right and avoid any damage.
@@Towtruck_DustinI would rather scuff up a skate and protect the control arm/K member and with the tire being so close it would come up as soon as you started winching as it did. Instead of spending the extra time and work jacking it up and also it was only an escape 😁
here's a better way of doing it, use a demolition excavator, just grab the rear of the car and lift it off the edge and DONE!!!
Dustin, you make my morning coffee wonderful, sometimes i can't stop laughing remember you can't fix STUPID 😂
just search up "idiots in cars"
KarenCops, enforcing DEI politics since 2021
Well I thought she seemed nice.
Thus is why FOSSILS should be required to take a driving test yearly, past a certain age😅😂
You need to get into a habit of removing your gloves when your inside of peoples cars.
I work in the towing industry and it's common for a wrecker driver to leave their gloves on for health reasons because the driver doesn't know the whole situation prior to arriving. There are vehicles that may contain some type of drug residue. It's part of being safe out in the field for a wrecker driver.
@@halliemoore8968 I can understand that. But even at that your still spreading germs and what ever else to a customer vehicle.
just suck wrecker under car lift it up pull foward set it down the car never moves simple
Not a good idea at all. The higher the rear goes up, the lower the front goes down. Crushing the bumper in the process. Jacking it up to make clearance and pulling it off the concrete guard rail was 100% more effective and caused zero damage.