Good end result, winch line at rear end restrained the roll, would have used snatch blocks myself, but each to his own system, used to do jobs like that with a twin boom,. We used to pull cement mixers over real slow, and allow the drum to turn, taking the load to the lowest point,it would land like a feather with no restraint at all. Favourable camber too, regards from uk.
Their is no such thing as a (Cement Mixer) Cement is a powder that is added to other materials and chemicals to make a final product called Concrete! Cement is transported in a Cement Bulker such as the one in the video. Concrete is transported in a (Concrete Mixer). Just saying.
@@grumpystruckshop3807 Because you obviously don't know the difference between Cement and Concrete or a Cement Bulker and a Concrete Mixer! At least by reading your previous comment that is!
@@dandunning4409 your comments appear rude and abrupt, the reason for which eludes me, i have been in the heavy recovery business for45 years and put my trucks on u tube for people to enjoy and maybe show some interest, if you do not like my efforts, do not watch them, simple
@@grumpystruckshop3807 My comments are educational sir. People are confusing Cement for Concrete or concrete for cement. I was only stating that cement and Concrete are not the same and that they are 2 different product's and are transported by 2 different vehicles.
Some narration would be nice. Also starting the video earlier, during the rigging is interesting to watch. Otherwise, a good job, no injuries. Stay Safe.
Yes your correct it's a Cement Bulker. What do you call the truck that mixes? A cement mixer? Nooooo. The truck that mixes is a CONCRETE Mixer not a cement mixer. Cement is just a powder that is added to the mix of other materials and chemicals to make a final product called Concrete.
It looked loaded, empty wouldn't have been wanting to keep leaning over,and the rear left side was wanting to go back, cause the load was still up on the side of the vessel. Plus it wouldn't have been that hard to pick up an empty one.
@@towtruckaj then you don't need to be in a wrecker if that looks like good rigging. If he wouldve ran the straps under the trailer around to the bottom of the frame he wouldve gotten alot more leverage and wouldnt have been such a hard pull. And with that kind of weight and just one wrecker shouldve used snatch blocks in each main line. Very dangerous recovery. Couldve snapped a main line and lost a wrecker or killed someone
Why run single lines especially when you already have them in the line?? Got away with it but eventually your gonna break a line. They aren’t in a hurry so they aren’t worried about blocking the road. That’s why companies like PePes use snatch blocks doubling their lines.
Not real sure how that's relevant, Ron also does one truck recoveries on a lot of jobs and pretty much the only reason he used a rotator on a motorcycle is because as far as I know he has no light duty wrecker and it was off the side of a bridge where you need the rotating boom for it to be done with a heavy without taking up all lanes, or you need a light duty wrecker to be able to recover over the side without again taking up all lanes to which he doesn't have, a wrecker wouldn't have worked as the motorcycle was too far out as far as I know and you can't lift with rollbacks
Old school Jerr Dan 50 Ton getting the work done. That’s an ideal recovery for the 50T independent set up. Nice work !
My uncle was running that wrecker
That’s a 70 ton sir
Very incredible tow truck
Really smooth looking good
Good end result, winch line at rear end restrained the roll, would have used snatch blocks myself, but each to his own system, used to do jobs like that with a twin boom,. We used to pull cement mixers over real slow, and allow the drum to turn, taking the load to the lowest point,it would land like a feather with no restraint at all. Favourable camber too, regards from uk.
Their is no such thing as a (Cement Mixer) Cement is a powder that is added to other materials and chemicals to make a final product called Concrete! Cement is transported in a Cement Bulker such as the one in the video. Concrete is transported in a (Concrete Mixer). Just saying.
@@dandunning4409 why are you telling me this??
@@grumpystruckshop3807 Because you obviously don't know the difference between Cement and Concrete or a Cement Bulker and a Concrete Mixer! At least by reading your previous comment that is!
@@dandunning4409 your comments appear rude and abrupt, the reason for which eludes me, i have been in the heavy recovery business for45 years and put my trucks on u tube for people to enjoy and maybe show some interest, if you do not like my efforts, do not watch them, simple
@@grumpystruckshop3807 My comments are educational sir. People are confusing Cement for Concrete or concrete for cement. I was only stating that cement and Concrete are not the same and that they are 2 different product's and are transported by 2 different vehicles.
Some narration would be nice. Also starting the video earlier, during the rigging is interesting to watch. Otherwise, a good job, no injuries. Stay Safe.
I am new to your channel awesome job
This operator knew what he was doing.
Yes sir it was my uncle he has 35 years in towing
I was thinking the same thing
Great job.
Hello.
I'm Tow Truck from Indonesian
How would you remove full loaded semi truck in deep clay mud, like liberia africs?
Cool truck
Nice Work
He was only able to do that because....he had experience and knew what he was doing.....
Yup, that thar is indeed a cement truck, or raver a bulker trailer, if it was a mixer it's called a concrete mixer.
That is not a cement truck
Yes your correct it's a Cement Bulker. What do you call the truck that mixes? A cement mixer? Nooooo. The truck that mixes is a CONCRETE Mixer not a cement mixer. Cement is just a powder that is added to the mix of other materials and chemicals to make a final product called Concrete.
great job
good job
Was it loaded
no way
It looked loaded, empty wouldn't have been wanting to keep leaning over,and the rear left side was wanting to go back, cause the load was still up on the side of the vessel. Plus it wouldn't have been that hard to pick up an empty one.
That is a bulker, not a cement truck. It could be full of cement powder, but it's still a bulker.
I'd say it's probably empty because only one tow truck. I could be wrong though.
you got the job done but you might wanna brush up on your rigging technique
Rigging looks pretty normal to me?
@@towtruckaj then you don't need to be in a wrecker if that looks like good rigging. If he wouldve ran the straps under the trailer around to the bottom of the frame he wouldve gotten alot more leverage and wouldnt have been such a hard pull. And with that kind of weight and just one wrecker shouldve used snatch blocks in each main line. Very dangerous recovery. Couldve snapped a main line and lost a wrecker or killed someone
@@towtruckaj every body is a Sunday quarterback
@@JMAC-rs6ey been at it 12 years bub
@@tylertucker4478 I been boxing 30
Why run single lines especially when you already have them in the line?? Got away with it but eventually your gonna break a line. They aren’t in a hurry so they aren’t worried about blocking the road. That’s why companies like PePes use snatch blocks doubling their lines.
Engine revs way too high boiling the hyd oil and will burn the pump out
Ron Pratt uses a rotator to recover motorcycle. nice job with one truck
Not real sure how that's relevant, Ron also does one truck recoveries on a lot of jobs and pretty much the only reason he used a rotator on a motorcycle is because as far as I know he has no light duty wrecker and it was off the side of a bridge where you need the rotating boom for it to be done with a heavy without taking up all lanes, or you need a light duty wrecker to be able to recover over the side without again taking up all lanes to which he doesn't have, a wrecker wouldn't have worked as the motorcycle was too far out as far as I know and you can't lift with rollbacks
@@towtruckaj6999 cool truck
awesome.. : ) i was equally impressed with the motorcycle recovery, turned a mole hill into a mountain : )
Ron also used a sidekick and snatch blocks to recover a stolen left for dead rental full size van out of the back woods ...so what's your point?
point is over charges with not needed equipment
peopple post things,and don't even know what there talking about.that kind of truck could haul any number of different items.jerks