Boom Truck About To Roll Over! Teeter Totter

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[@ivanv2568]

I would have used angle iron to prevent damage to the flatbed above the rear duals.

[@levigarrett5614]

When im not at work, i like to watch people work.

[@CellarSinger]

Very different recovery. The boom being hooked on the tree added an extra level of complication. The driver deserves a bonus

[@doak4886]

That could have gone south in a hurry. Good job.

[@jokeroneninesevenzero]

Nice job. I love watching non tow truck drivers tell a professional tow truck driver the best way to complete the job.

[@jamieo8653]

Nice save!! Thank you for helping make someone’s nightmare go away!!

[@ryanb6658]

That’s why there needs to be one guy in control, just like in the military you follow chain of command because you can’t have 5 guys trying to do different things! Good job

[@SumterWrecker]

Trent Cool recovery. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@edwinschlee8374]

They were definitely in trouble with that hang up. Good job getting it stable to lower the truck and boom!

[@greyjay9202]

Tricky job, working with another crew, and balancing the needs of both trucks.

[@gregheilmann9706]

Love how the inside of your tool boxes are clean organized and easy to find equipment.

[@kevingray7917]

Thanks Trent. Great video. You exhibit the patience of a Saint. I can imagine all the while your insides are screaming dude what the hell, listen to me. Best modern towing company on the coast.

[@blueboats7530]

That was more exciting than I expected. In other developments, so sad that fine heavy fencepost had to be hastily sacrificed to make cribbing.

[@jerryplante4239]

You know it's a touchy job when Trent is that nervous. Kudos.

[@ariedekker7350]

Thanks for this video.

[@oddtechman]

Always a tricky one those hyper extended booms at weird angles! Nice recovery :) thanks for sharing

[@carlaustin7398]

Excellent job. Thanks for recording and sharing with us.

[@RambozoClown]

Tree crews are the masters of sketchy. Looks like it's time to repaint your hooks.

[@jacquejecker4435]

Great job. You have to be inventive to figure out the best/safest way of accomplishing your goal, and you nave to understand angles and forces etc. Geometry.

[@sethtriggs]

Hoooooo that's a tricky one! Well handled Trent! Way to save the day!