Lifting A Small House! Oversize Load!

In today's video Trent Sr and JR use the rotator and our landoll trailer to lift and transport the ALPOD, a modular aluminum house derived from a 20ft sea container. Watch how we lift and transport this unit! Enjoy!
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Q: How big Is your rotator?
A: It is a 50 ton Miller Industries Vulcan 950
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A: When vehicles are not running the transmission is not receiving circulating lubricant. If the driveshaft is left installed, the transmission, which is not receiving lubricant, is still spinning. This allows it to get very hot which eventually will cause major damage to the transmission. Therefore, removing the driveshaft completely eliminates the transmission from spinning. Simply leaving it in neutral is not sufficient since the transmission still spins in neutral.

[@clittle580]

Man! My favorite TH-cam channel is pumping out the videos lately. Love it! Thanks Jr.

[@organbuilder272]

Trent - if you wanted to be as close to the load as possible you would put the rotator next to it. Put the flat bed on the other side of the rotator. Then turn to put it on the flat bed. Minimum boom extension minimum lift angle. By swinging it around the back of the rotator, minimum height. But you did a great job of it as usual. Very good you picked up on the angle of the ring bolts. Trent, good you edited out the time consuming tie downs and keep to the essentials. Good job, well done.

[@KB-gs8zi]

SIR Trent & Trent JR. !! Great work as guess you'll finish videoing if allowed !!! ""KEEP IT SAFE ""!!!

[@dalelewis1016]

I remember the first lift with the rotator and also have been around before the name change

[@MegaHightechredneck]

That's the biggest pilot car I think I've ever seen....

[@RevMarket]

Did you put lights on back of flatbed?
Do you need a oversized vehicle permit?
Or because you are registered as a tow vehicle you can do oversized without getting special permit routings?

[@487joe]

Haven't driven a rig since 1984 and this driving view was great

[@lwilton]

Not something you would want to be moving on a high wind day. :-)

[@edwinschlee8374]

That was an interesting load and drive. Was it a permanent move or did you have to get a week o two later? Your dad got in on that one too!

[@iamReddington]

Since Trent's dad was following, he should've done a traffic break. lol

[@richardmusser4192]

Great video!

[@Jofunukun]

I love how the client walks down the ladder without assistance and holds it down for Jr.

[@borisobrucicov8630]

You guys did a really good job with that box house.

[@jonnyonwheels]

If you had been given an accurate weight originally, would you still had used this truck/trailer to haul it?

[@plazatowing]

Yes! Due to its dimensions this would still be the best option!

[@clittle580]

I love to see the care and concern you put into this, too. I think it boils down to treating others like you expect to be treated. You were raised right, and it shows. Kudos to you both for that!

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Well, they had the .5 ton right. Just not the right first number. Someone got mixed up with 7000lbs and 3.5ton

[@danielhepp541]

Went back and rewatched. funny to see the rotator naked. Definitely see how confident you are now

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for watching!

[@jeff2370]

Great video as always! Can you do some medium duty tows

[@roccit]

Hey Trent thanks for another cool video! When setting up those shackles on the top of the house, you would always check that guy’s work right? Not that he doesn’t know how it works, but just so you know?

[@plazatowing]

Yes always! Thank you for watching!

[@warren519]

Awesome Brah, Enjoyed the video

[@Turbo-6]

Another great video, Thank you! What is the horsepower and rear gear of the Rotator?

[@xXBuckOFiveXx]

I’ve been subbed since the channel was in your name. #plazatowOG haha

[@plazatowing]

Dang! Thank you for the support!

[@RadioFlyer427]

Do you require permits for that load?

[@garyjones6862]

good job man keep it up......

[@joescalise4653]

Love the video keep them coming.

[@realredditstories420]

How much does this house weigh?

[@plazatowing]

7000 pounds. Thank you for watching!