Hi I lv watching all ur nice videos ous all work really hard, there r a old saying I take my hat off 2 ous all, ous r all a really important company ever 1 depends on ous cumin out 2 them.
Time for a miller m100 rotator! lol You should do what the shed moving companies do with their rear oversized sign. Solid sign with two bits of pipe welded on the bottom and just drill 2 holes in the very edge of the landol deck, The sign just slots into place and then gets stored behind the cab when not in use.
You’re a very cool levelheaded intelligent boss and worker you respect equipment in peoples cars trucks with respect also you should take over the company and stay with it it’s an awesome business thanks for the great videos
Good Afternoon Trent, the work you and your crew have to do to move something somewhere takes a lot of effort, planning, and time, not including running the wreckers, roll backs, and rotators, and all the headaches of running a tow business, I enjoy watching these videos you make along with Pepe's, Ron Pratt @Midwest truck and Sumter wrecker service, you guys have a hard job but make it look easy lol thanks for sharing James, from Susquehanna Pennsylvania
Thanks for the video Trent,I’m surprised about you having to get a permit for the RV,I’m in the UK and the motorway (interstate roads to you) have a height limit of 16.6ft and over here there are double deck trailers at 16ft but otherwise there is no height limit,there are limits on width where movement permits are needed and if wide enough and long enough an escort is needed
Another environmental own-goal? Driving that Isuzu to the repair shop under its own power would have created less emissions than using the tow truck (yard to pick up to dealer to yard), then add on the amount of energy consumed while working with the truck just to pay the towing bill. All good for Plaza, of course!
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Trent: says he wants a crane so bad.
Rotator: sad rotator noises
lol
I really like the color of that dark blue Peterbilt day-cab!
I actually used to live in Fontana for 10 years, I miss California so badly after living on the other side of the US here in Florida for 2 years. 😭
Hi I lv watching all ur nice videos ous all work really hard, there r a old saying I take my hat off 2 ous all, ous r all a really important company ever 1 depends on ous cumin out 2 them.
Thank you so much for bringing this video to me.
Time for a miller m100 rotator! lol
You should do what the shed moving companies do with their rear oversized sign. Solid sign with two bits of pipe welded on the bottom and just drill 2 holes in the very edge of the landol deck, The sign just slots into place and then gets stored behind the cab when not in use.
Awesome video Trent always enjoy watching paza towing something different every time
You’re a very cool levelheaded intelligent boss and worker you respect equipment in peoples cars trucks with respect also you should take over the company and stay with it it’s an awesome business thanks for the great videos
That was another great video of Trent Jr's life in the towing and transporting vehicles!
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
Mr Trent Cool video. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Thanks for another great video Trent! 😎. I just wish I was 20-something again (I'm 67 👴🏻), I'd start a career in the towing industry! 😁
Trent, do you feel you guys have more capabilities than Pepe's? Seems you guys have a lot more equipment. Both of you post some cool stuff
Good Afternoon Trent, the work you and your crew have to do to move something somewhere takes a lot of effort, planning, and time, not including running the wreckers, roll backs, and rotators, and all the headaches of running a tow business, I enjoy watching these videos you make along with Pepe's, Ron Pratt @Midwest truck and Sumter wrecker service, you guys have a hard job but make it look easy lol thanks for sharing
James, from Susquehanna Pennsylvania
Did you pull an overheight permit to bring the rv in the nite before? Or do you have an annual permit for local work?
Thanks for the video Trent,I’m surprised about you having to get a permit for the RV,I’m in the UK and the motorway (interstate roads to you) have a height limit of 16.6ft and over here there are double deck trailers at 16ft but otherwise there is no height limit,there are limits on width where movement permits are needed and if wide enough and long enough an escort is needed
GOOD JOB...
You can get short bunk trucks. It’s a 28” bunk (I think y’all call it a 40” in the states
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Interesting day
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Thanks so much Trent always enjoy all of your videos also do you do work with Pepe's towing and any fire department like Los Angeles county work safe
Great video, as usual. What was the name of that house pod that was loaded with the crane? I want one!
In this line of work working with other Companies is extremely important just my point of view
Another environmental own-goal? Driving that Isuzu to the repair shop under its own power would have created less emissions than using the tow truck (yard to pick up to dealer to yard), then add on the amount of energy consumed while working with the truck just to pay the towing bill.
All good for Plaza, of course!
Kenworth video soon ? 👌🏽
You need to upgrade to drill powered binders.
Speed binders?
Trent, you need to tighten the filters on the comments I just reported 8 porn comments.
Agreed, those annoying bots are everywhere and come in hordes!
Y’all lifted that with the rotator that looks too heavy to lift with just one truck
Only weighs 16,000
And it's a beast of a truck
@@plazatowing really wow
@@plazatowing Wow, that must have been almost too easy to lift, lol