I've had to be towed a few times going up Snoqualmie Pass and Mt. Hood. I lost traction on both even with 100,000lbs. Both times by the time the tow got there it became a white out. They saved my ass. Mistakes happen especially the first time I got stuck when state patrol stopped like 10 of us trucks because they were clearing an accident and got all 10 of us stuck. Ended up having to shut down the pass because of us. I have so much respect for these guys!
Ron, you never judge a driver for his mistake, you just do the job that is to be done. Watching your videos you bring a level of comfort to a driver when the driver knows they have messed up. Thanks to you and your crew for what you do.
This wasn't a mistake. You don't accidentally make a u-turn and drive into a ditch. Too many people are afraid of hurting someone's feelings for something that could have been completely avoided. What if this "Mistake" ended up hurting some innocent family?
We just finished a 5000 mile road trip and made sure to stop and take a picture outside your shop on the way-it was only a hundred miles out of the way but my wife is a big fan. It was last Saturday so nobody was around, unfortunately. Still fun to see where the work gets done. Keep it up!
Ron I know as a Dad you are proud of the young man Ethan has become. I remember back a few videos ago of a younger Ethan and yourself recovering a BMW out on the interstate. Keep up the good work and videos.
I was just thinking about the stolen BMW in the woods video. Back then Ethan did a lot of standing around, waiting to be told what to do. Now days, Ethan takes charge, does what needs to be done, and even remembers to do the 3-toots to the horn for reverse. He's come a long way, and one day he will be a leader, and Ron will get to do what his dad did, and get to enjoy semi-retirement. Kenny is a darn good worker too, he seems to have also come a long way since we first saw him.
@@stellarproductions8888 As one who have done it i know how hard it is to work for/with your dad. I understand the "standing around" because you wanna learn first and don't fo mistakes since you don't wanna make your dad disapointed.
I must say Ron, you have done a phenomenal job teaching your son Ethan how to do all of this! Keep up the great work (I actually just got my towing endorsement last week for New York State so I’ll be joining the tow truck community fairly soon and your videos have taught me a lot and also have shown me that my physics classes in college weren’t a waste of time) thank you for all that you do and stay safe out there
truth there I found physics very helpful in high school and college in rigging, mechanical work , farming etc. ,yhinking the job out, applying physics , and ojt makes it fun and safe . Started 50 + years ago, still enjoy it and learn every day
Heyy congrats and welcome to the family, as a fellow New York Tow operator stay safe and Ron has taught a lot of valuable tools and techniques to keep in your back pocket and use on a daily basis!
Great team work with Kenny and Ethan! Kenny has really come a long way since he started working with you! Loved seeing Ethan climb into the cab to move the Rotator & give 3 toots as he reversed into position...like father, like son! Thank you for all you do to keep traffic moving! God bless you & yours! Stay safe!
It would have been nice to have seen him actually follow directions though. Ron very clearly said he wanted it straddling the white line and Ethan only barely brought it to the line.
gday I've been in the Australia trucking industry for 35 years . The American truck driver never ceases to amaze me. It's like they got there licenses out of a cornflakes packet.
Full respect in asking other for what they would do. see what others think are the best approach, it may not be wrong or perhaps it's something that you haven't thought about or discarded too quickly.
First of all guy you all way have one clean truck. I like watching you when you get to the job and put it in gear. get everyone going. you know just what got to be done and get it done. and as all way you keep them all safe. go job.
I love how a lot of drivers stay in the cab waiting for direction. I think Kenny is a lifer. Work till he drops. Had a driver like that, 86 and still driving big rigs. Told him to think of retireing and he said nope, love the job too much. Will never let the guy go and he can work for us for as long as he wants. He's down to 4 days a week, that's what he wanted. Theses peops are keepers.
A maneuver like that with a loaded tractor trailer, doesn't even remotely qualify as a "mistake". That is 100% pure incompetence. A truck driver should know that you NEVER try to turn around on a steep down slope, in the grass and especially in wet conditions.
If you are gunna be the guy thata gunna do a u turn with a 53ft trailer on a highway, just be the guy that takes up every lane possible to do so instead of being the one that shuts it all down
Nowadays they will hire anybody to do a job that use to take a skilled good professional in that particular trade to do a job,trying to drive it like a car and you know that was stupid
Yep I’ve driven trucks on and off the past 20 years. There’s plenty of places on a road like that to pull into. I wouldn’t attempt that even if that bank was bone dry. Unreal
Another great rescue, Ron. Ethan and Kenny . No power lines, no rain and no apparent damage.The police dept doing a great job, directing the traffic. ! However, the truck driver is certainly not having a good day!! Best Wishes from the UK.
Everyone makes mistakes but the quality of the truck drivers these days is not so good.. Still thank you for bringing us along with you during these jobs.. very professional atmosphere you have about you & your work.
Yes, there are alot more 3rd worldly drivers out there that probably don't have much experience with driving anything where they came from. At least he's out trying to work while so many Americans are too spoiled/lazy to. Lol.
Every generation of truckers in the past had its boneheads but the difference today is how fast the internet disseminates information to the whole world quickly and also the truck companies have basically given up on training new drivers
14 years and a million miles but I retired 3.5 years ago and now I can’t get rehired and you got these guys driving off the road. So much for “Delivering Safely on Time”.
Hi Ron glad all went well it's nice to see Ethen getting stuck in also glad to see he's got the family pratt fall down lol stay safe in this bad weather which we have now in the UK.
You should be very proud of your son. He has shown incredible growth, dedication, and commitment over the years. I know your Dad would be just as proud of him as you are (rest in peace). Bless you and your family, Ron. Keep up the good work.
Ron you did an awesome job as usual. I can’t say the same for that supposed to be truck driver. I know sometimes we all make mistakes, but that one was ridiculous. Hopefully he learned. Thanks for all you do Ron. 👍❤️
The driver "training" these days teaches how to fill out the logbook and how to pass the CDL test on the test course. It has nothing to do with common sense or how to drive a real truck in real life.
Stuff happens, but I would not have done a U-turn there unless the traffic was light enough to allow me to use all of the road. It was doable, just not the way the driver did it.
Glad everyone is ok no one injured. On this one the Rotator got a work out. He grunted some on this job. This was a great team effort a great job by everyone including the truck driver. He actually listened to instructions & the job went a lot smoother plus he was smart & didn't t pull the pin. So I'll say this in closing. Well done everyone including Ron & your crew (as always) so be careful out there be safe and God bless you ALL.
He always grunts! LOL! Only really Annoying part of the video. I say that he is very very professional and he has a strong walk which is the most important thing spiritually.
You may forever be the optimist, but some of us might be a little hesitant, to rely on that particular driver to use his judgement to apply the brakes at the point where he came free in order to keep from rolling back into a very expensive rotator.
Mr Pratt, I appreciate the kindness, civility and politeness you display to everyone you encounter. You remind us that we ALL make mistakes, and you refrain from making harsh judgements. With all the division that so sadly exists in our country, the decency and respect that you show makes you wonderful role-model for all of us. I salute you for showing us a better way. With much gratitude for your way of being.
Good clean recovery. I've been having a thought about the Q siren. Assuming the truck has a city horn, instead of using a dashboard switch what about wiring a double throw switch to the horn button. That way with the selector in the siren position you don't have to move your hand from the steering wheel to activate the siren. When you're not running code you can just flip the switch and still have the "soft" horn. I remember years ago police cars having a similar setup.
When driving heavy vehicles sometimes there are mistakes and/or errors of judgement. But I think there's a driver in this one who could do with a retraining course.
That remote is well worth the extra cost, both for safety outside the dead zone if something snaps, and it allows you to see the entire scene. So important to not get too greedy with each pul, too far forward loses down force needed for traction, too close gives it more lift than drag/pulling force. Ethan is learning to Anticipate what you need next, which is good and will make him a great team player when you have to use two or three wreckers on a recovery.
That is pure incompetence as a driver you are responsible at knowing what the turn radious of the vehicle is. Thank you Ron for another great video and a textbook recovery. ❤🇨🇦
Great recovery, it was more than just a winch out. Big learning experience for the driver. except for the landscape in the ditch he really didn't tear much up. Just delayed a bunch of people. lucky nobody drove their car under him.
Yes Ron we all make mistakes, common sense tells ya not to do a uturn especially in a 18wheeler on a 4 lane go to the next exit or legal turnaround. I hope that the Cape PD give this guy a soverniour for his trouble.🤙🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
I wonder what the driver got fined for making an illegal U-turn like that? Since he obviously didn't make it and had to be pulled out. Hopefully he learned his lesson and will not make that mistake twice! Ron and his 'Tator are always on hand if he gets stuck again! Another fast recovery by Ron Pratt and his Rotator! 😊👍
Life is good when you can work with your son! And he is getting more knowledgeable all the time! Kenny is amazing! He can just curl up into a little ball…
Driver I feel sorry for him. Ethan u make ur Daddy proud I'm sure. U have grown into a great man. God bless urll always. Keep ur team safe always. 🙏🤗❤️
Gave the beast a workout. 44k on and pulling it sideways. Great to see Kenny again, reckon he's kept busy on the ... Weatern Star, if memory serves, so we don't see him much, but when we do, he always dives straight in and knows what nedds doing.
I've had to be towed a few times going up Snoqualmie Pass and Mt. Hood. I lost traction on both even with 100,000lbs. Both times by the time the tow got there it became a white out. They saved my ass. Mistakes happen especially the first time I got stuck when state patrol stopped like 10 of us trucks because they were clearing an accident and got all 10 of us stuck. Ended up having to shut down the pass because of us. I have so much respect for these guys!
Ron, you never judge a driver for his mistake, you just do the job that is to be done. Watching your videos you bring a level of comfort to a driver when the driver knows they have messed up. Thanks to you and your crew for what you do.
This wasn't a mistake. You don't accidentally make a u-turn and drive into a ditch. Too many people are afraid of hurting someone's feelings for something that could have been completely avoided. What if this "Mistake" ended up hurting some innocent family?
@@AkedaLvl999with those types of drivers it keeps his company in business
I like how you didn't come down on the driver like a ton of bricks. You acknowledge mistakes happen and helped him out.
We just finished a 5000 mile road trip and made sure to stop and take a picture outside your shop on the way-it was only a hundred miles out of the way but my wife is a big fan. It was last Saturday so nobody was around, unfortunately.
Still fun to see where the work gets done.
Keep it up!
Ron I know as a Dad you are proud of the young man Ethan has become. I remember back a few videos ago of a younger Ethan and yourself recovering a BMW out on the interstate. Keep up the good work and videos.
I was just thinking about the stolen BMW in the woods video. Back then Ethan did a lot of standing around, waiting to be told what to do. Now days, Ethan takes charge, does what needs to be done, and even remembers to do the 3-toots to the horn for reverse. He's come a long way, and one day he will be a leader, and Ron will get to do what his dad did, and get to enjoy semi-retirement. Kenny is a darn good worker too, he seems to have also come a long way since we first saw him.
@@stellarproductions8888 As one who have done it i know how hard it is to work for/with your dad.
I understand the "standing around" because you wanna learn first and don't fo mistakes since you don't wanna make your dad disapointed.
I must say Ron, you have done a phenomenal job teaching your son Ethan how to do all of this! Keep up the great work (I actually just got my towing endorsement last week for New York State so I’ll be joining the tow truck community fairly soon and your videos have taught me a lot and also have shown me that my physics classes in college weren’t a waste of time) thank you for all that you do and stay safe out there
truth there
I found physics very helpful in high school and college in rigging, mechanical work , farming etc. ,yhinking the job out, applying physics , and ojt makes it fun and safe . Started 50 + years ago, still enjoy it and learn every day
Heyy congrats and welcome to the family, as a fellow New York Tow operator stay safe and Ron has taught a lot of valuable tools and techniques to keep in your back pocket and use on a daily basis!
It's always a good day when there's a Ron video. You and your team are awesome.
Always good to hear the "Q," too.
Why try that there are side streets on both sides you could have used
Great team work with Kenny and Ethan! Kenny has really come a long way since he started working with you! Loved seeing Ethan climb into the cab to move the Rotator & give 3 toots as he reversed into position...like father, like son! Thank you for all you do to keep traffic moving! God bless you & yours! Stay safe!
The only thing I would add is like grandfather like father like son
The tator had three different drivers for that job.
Well said, Great video
It would have been nice to have seen him actually follow directions though. Ron very clearly said he wanted it straddling the white line and Ethan only barely brought it to the line.
Awesome , Thanks Ron , Kenny & Police 😊
One thing I really admire is you being a professional and just fixing the problem 🙌🏾
That rotator is a versatile machine. Come a long way since tow trucks of the 60s and 70s.
gday I've been in the Australia trucking industry for 35 years . The American truck driver never ceases to amaze me. It's like they got there licenses out of a cornflakes packet.
Ethan is definitely paying attention. He will make a very good operator with your guidance. Quick, safe recovery. Kudos to you guys!
Mr. Ron, the way you talk to people and teach them is amazing. Truly a great man and wish you and your company all the best sir.
Full respect in asking other for what they would do. see what others think are the best approach, it may not be wrong or perhaps it's something that you haven't thought about or discarded too quickly.
"Delivering Safely...On Time!!!" FAIL!!! 😆
We’ve all made mistakes like that.
Hahaha
😂
Was thinking the same 😅
@@tictactoe325 nope lol
@@tictactoe325 not everyone lmao.still alot out there.i did otr moving for 8 years,thank God I never did anything dumb,but to each their own
the firehorns are AMAZING :... i need it for my truck tooo ... nice work rgts from Germany
I admire you so much Ron, for your professional and friendly way you conduct yourself with your help and clients. Regards from Tennessee.
Brilliant job done, it's great that you have good cops working with you.
Ron is never a "blame-game guy." We should all be like him.
Yes!!
First of all guy you all way have one clean truck. I like watching you when you get to the job and put it in gear. get everyone going. you know just what got to be done and get it done. and as all way you keep them all safe. go job.
I love how a lot of drivers stay in the cab waiting for direction. I think Kenny is a lifer. Work till he drops. Had a driver like that, 86 and still driving big rigs. Told him to think of retireing and he said nope, love the job too much. Will never let the guy go and he can work for us for as long as he wants. He's down to 4 days a week, that's what he wanted. Theses peops are keepers.
A maneuver like that with a loaded tractor trailer, doesn't even remotely qualify as a "mistake". That is 100% pure incompetence. A truck driver should know that you NEVER try to turn around on a steep down slope, in the grass and especially in wet conditions.
If you are gunna be the guy thata gunna do a u turn with a 53ft trailer on a highway, just be the guy that takes up every lane possible to do so instead of being the one that shuts it all down
Forget downhill in wet conditions. No u turn in the middle of a 4 lane.
Nowadays they will hire anybody to do a job that use to take a skilled good professional in that particular trade to do a job,trying to drive it like a car and you know that was stupid
I'm glad you are the most intelligent person ever, since you have never done anything stupid.
Yep I’ve driven trucks on and off the past 20 years. There’s plenty of places on a road like that to pull into. I wouldn’t attempt that even if that bank was bone dry. Unreal
Another great job done, and look at Ethan coming in and giving you pointers... you sir did a great job training him
Another great rescue, Ron. Ethan and Kenny . No power lines, no rain and no apparent damage.The police dept doing a great job, directing the traffic. ! However, the truck driver is certainly not having a good day!! Best Wishes from the UK.
He might get fired depending on how his boss handles the situation.
@@chris76-01 Should be fired
twisted frame on the truck(lorry)?
A great sign of an excellent operator is to review and learn from past recovery. Keep doing what you do and stay safe!
mistakes happen. thankfully no one was injured.
learning opportunity hopefully for this driver
Everyone makes mistakes but the quality of the truck drivers these days is not so good.. Still thank you for bringing us along with you during these jobs.. very professional atmosphere you have about you & your work.
That wasn't a mistake, that was pure stupidity on the "drive's" part.
Yes, there are alot more 3rd worldly drivers out there that probably don't have much experience with driving anything where they came from. At least he's out trying to work while so many Americans are too spoiled/lazy to. Lol.
As always slow down move over for wrecker people
We call them stearing wheel holders! Not a professional trucker! 😳😳
Every generation of truckers in the past had its boneheads but the difference today is how fast the internet disseminates information to the whole world quickly and also the truck companies have basically given up on training new drivers
14 years and a million miles but I retired 3.5 years ago and now I can’t get rehired and you got these guys driving off the road.
So much for “Delivering Safely on Time”.
Hi Ron glad all went well it's nice to see Ethen getting stuck in also glad to see he's got the family pratt fall down lol stay safe in this bad weather which we have now in the UK.
Good Morning My Good Big Bro Mr. Ron Pratt Sir & God Bless You & All Of You're Whole Family & All Of You're Whole Staff
You should be very proud of your son. He has shown incredible growth, dedication, and commitment over the years. I know your Dad would be just as proud of him as you are (rest in peace). Bless you and your family, Ron. Keep up the good work.
I'm so addicted to watching this reminds of childhood playing with my trucks!
nice to see Ethan's training was also in the Pratt fall
"Delivering safely in time" on the side of the trailer! Beautiful irony! Great job as always Ron and team stay safe.
Ron you did an awesome job as usual. I can’t say the same for that supposed to be truck driver. I know sometimes we all make mistakes, but that one was ridiculous. Hopefully he learned. Thanks for all you do Ron. 👍❤️
Very happy to see Ethan becoming the very effective helper and student. There has been lots of improvement over the years
Great job bros!
Looking further he actually went up on the bank AND still kept going!
I take back what I said about making mistakes but that was beyond
a mistake.
As always, a fine job. Ethan is progressing well, being proactive jumping in to help get the job done.
So proud of you guys!!! Ethan even did the three toot before backing up!!!
Love how the back of the trailer says, "Delivering safely.. on time!" lol
It never fails to amaze how some of these "drivers" ever obtain their CDL!
The driver "training" these days teaches how to fill out the logbook and how to pass the CDL test on the test course. It has nothing to do with common sense or how to drive a real truck in real life.
I suppose just keep driving and in another 24,000 miles you wouldn't have had to make a u-turn anyway because you'll have gone around the earth
How do car drivers get theirs?
Exactly!
I like seeing the lessons learned comments.
Awesome as always. God bless you and your whole family.
Brings flashbacks to when someone did a upturn I my yard 3years ago and the ruts are still there
I love the code runs and being on board Ron
I love the superior intelligence that Ron Pratt has always displayed. 👌🏻
Good morning Mr Ron prayers and well wishes for all involved. Have a blessed weekend
Cute dashboard, that "blue&yellow-frog" to be precise. 2:52
I got back into towing because of your channel, Ron! Greetings from Portland Oregon!
Good job u guys now that's really good team work
Great job Ron and crew. I lost a job for doing something less than that and cost me $500. Steer tire fell through the crust in spring.
This driver will definitely be looking for a new job.
Stuff happens, but I would not have done a U-turn there unless the traffic was light enough to allow me to use all of the road. It was doable, just not the way the driver did it.
Never boring..... and you have some cool toys
Glad everyone is ok no one injured. On this one the Rotator got a work out. He grunted some on this job. This was a great team effort a great job by everyone including the truck driver. He actually listened to instructions & the job went a lot smoother plus he was smart & didn't t pull the pin. So I'll say this in closing. Well done everyone including Ron & your crew (as always) so be careful out there be safe and God bless you ALL.
He always grunts! LOL! Only really Annoying part of the video. I say that he is very very professional and he has a strong walk which is the most important thing spiritually.
You may forever be the optimist, but some of us might be a little hesitant, to rely on that particular driver to use his judgement to apply the brakes at the point where he came free in order to keep from rolling back into a very expensive rotator.
like ron says you make more power when you grunt when you work so its good for the tator lol
its always amazing to see the boom accept the load and transfer it to the truck.. great job as usual.
Good job and God's blessings to you Ron and crew
Mr Pratt, I appreciate the kindness, civility and politeness you display to everyone you encounter. You remind us that we ALL make mistakes, and you refrain from making harsh judgements. With all the division that so sadly exists in our country, the decency and respect that you show makes you wonderful role-model for all of us. I salute you for showing us a better way. With much gratitude for your way of being.
That is a very expensive U-turn assist.
Greetings from Sarasota, FL.
Great job gentlemen. Great to see Kenny out there and let's not forget the young blood. Thanks Ron for another great video.
Good clean recovery. I've been having a thought about the Q siren. Assuming the truck has a city horn, instead of using a dashboard switch what about wiring a double throw switch to the horn button. That way with the selector in the siren position you don't have to move your hand from the steering wheel to activate the siren. When you're not running code you can just flip the switch and still have the "soft" horn. I remember years ago police cars having a similar setup.
The truck has air horns on a pull cord above the driver, doubt it has the conventional steering wheel button even installed. Great idea though
Good job guys. Thanks for helping out the trucking industry.
When driving heavy vehicles sometimes there are mistakes and/or errors of judgement. But I think there's a driver in this one who could do with a retraining course.
Yeah😅
Ron, from where I stand ... Every last one of your tows are successful! ... Keep up the good work!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐✨
That remote is well worth the extra cost, both for safety outside the dead zone if something snaps, and it allows you to see the entire scene. So important to not get too greedy with each pul, too far forward loses down force needed for traction, too close gives it more lift than drag/pulling force. Ethan is learning to Anticipate what you need next, which is good and will make him a great team player when you have to use two or three wreckers on a recovery.
I can't wait to see the day they get two tators..
😆 @ 3min in " I'll bet he's a pin puller" lol made my day
When you started sliding him around I thought "you need some dish soap" . Looks like I'm learning.
I'm a big fan of dish soap.. but doing off road recoveries I don't get to use it much.. I have skid plates instead.. still developing the concept..
That is pure incompetence as a driver you are responsible at knowing what the turn radious of the vehicle is. Thank you Ron for another great video and a textbook recovery. ❤🇨🇦
I knew that “driver” would have flip flops on!
Did it make the "bonehead trucker" segment? It certainly would have qualified.
You are the reason I want to get into the car industry.
Considering mechanic or tow truck driver now!
I guess this guy thought he was driving with a day cab and bet he won't do this again. Good job Ron! I don't see you retiring anytime soon.
Another well job done watching ron work and teaching everyone he stay calm and talks everything through with everyone
"Delivering safely... On time!!!" Well, both goals not achieved today...😛
cool video, thank you Sir!
Pratt fall. Ethen takes after his dad. LOL. It's good to see Ethan take on more. I think he's going to do well.
Great work with a Great team working together to get the job right and quick!
Great recovery, it was more than just a winch out. Big learning experience for the driver. except for the landscape in the ditch he really didn't tear much up. Just delayed a bunch of people. lucky nobody drove their car under him.
The frame was twisted on the truck. That could easily be enough to total it out.
Ron, never be in too big of a hurry for the comm headsets. It saves time in the long run! And your voice for the choir!
Good Morning Ron and crew
Have a very blessed day
Love it when Ethan comes on the job and takes over you need to come up on blue lol
Another great video ron
When Ethan tripped I had to chuckle and think the Apple didn't fall far from the tree Ron 😁
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Yes Ron we all make mistakes, common sense tells ya not to do a uturn especially in a 18wheeler on a 4 lane go to the next exit or legal turnaround. I hope that the Cape PD give this guy a soverniour for his trouble.🤙🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Amazing teamwork.
I wonder what the driver got fined for making an illegal U-turn like that? Since he obviously didn't make it and had to be pulled out. Hopefully he learned his lesson and will not make that mistake twice! Ron and his 'Tator are always on hand if he gets stuck again! Another fast recovery by Ron Pratt and his Rotator! 😊👍
He certainly got a ticket from GDPD and heat from the boss.
Great job guys!!! a extra Thumbs Up to Kenny!!!
As a 40 year driver I have never been able to figure out what direction someone wants me to turn when they are making circular hand motions.
Amazing to watch you Ethan and your team work Thank you all for what you do Be Blessed and stay safe
Love the irony of the 'Delivering Safely... On Time!' bit on the truck lol. Great work in getting him out and not shaming the driver.
Life is good when you can work with your son! And he is getting more knowledgeable all the time! Kenny is amazing! He can just curl up into a little ball…
Nice recovery Ron. Sure can tell how the Comm set makes things much easier.
Driver I feel sorry for him. Ethan u make ur Daddy proud I'm sure. U have grown into a great man. God bless urll always. Keep ur team safe always. 🙏🤗❤️
Really cool seeing Ethan help with the rotator. Did I spot a triple blast of the horn there before reversing?
Great work all, nice single position to drag and lift.
Thanks for sharing.
No one injured and all is good ..Another job well done by Scott City Tow and Recovery. Where's Mikey and Son-in-law
Yeah we haven’t seen Mike in a while I wonder if he’s doing good.
Yep that's what I said to. We all make mistakes, at least no one was hurt.
Midwest Truck.
Talon is the shop Manager now and no longer runs calls.
Midwest truck is the company
Again, another great job from Midwest team !! Ron and his guys are on top of the job !! Take care and GOD BLESS !!
It is just a hair amusing to me that the side of his truck says "delivering safely...on time"
Mr Ron Another great video. Thanks for sharing and stay safe
Good morning ron
You guys did a great job and tell Kenny he's in great shape
Gave the beast a workout. 44k on and pulling it sideways.
Great to see Kenny again, reckon he's kept busy on the ... Weatern Star, if memory serves, so we don't see him much, but when we do, he always dives straight in and knows what nedds doing.
Yes when Ron mentioned Kenny I thought the Western Star would make a appearance too